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Grant Teschendorf.  JTV Sports. College Athletic Events Baseball Macomb Community College 7, Jackson College 3: Derek Tomalak had two hits for the Jets and Jared Kramp and Grant Teschendorf each drove in one run. Jackson College hosts St. Clair County Community College Thursday for a 2 p.m. start.  On Deck for March 20, 2024 Baseball Grass Lake at Airport-Carleton (postponed) Track and Field Napoleon at Saginaw Valley Invitational Noon Girls Soccer Jackson at Grand Ledge (postponed) College Athletic Events Women’s Basketball NJCAA D-2 National Tournament Jackson College vs. Bryant & Stratton Noon Women’s Tennis Spring Arbor at Calvin 4 p.m. 

College Athletic Event NCJAA National Championship Division 2 Lakeland 80, Jackson College 70: The Jets had the lead heading into the fourth quarter but were outscored 24-7 in the final 10 minutes of play in the opening round of the tournament at Joplin, Mo. Five players scored in double digits for JC as Kaylona Butler scored 17 points, Trinity Brown and Michelle McGee each finished with 14 points, Dharyauna Pierce scored 13 points, and Kiyla Brooks tallied 10 points for Jackson College (25-5). The Jets will play in the consolation round Wednesday at noon against Bryant & Stratton.  On Deck for March 19 College Athletic Events Softball Lansing Community College at Jackson College (postponed) Mount Vernon at Spring Arbor (postponed)  Baseball Jackson College at Macomb CC 3 p.m. 

Columbia Central 57, Clinton 43: The Golden Eagles defeated its former LCAA rivals on the road Tuesday. Hailey Freshcorn scored 22 points, Kylee Knapp added 16 points, and Cece Slat finished with eight points for CCHS.  Jackson Chrisitan 41, Battle Creek Academy 32: Ella Boll scored 16 points, pulled down 20 rebounds, and blocked five shots for JCHS in the win. Rennie Huff added 13 points and three steals for the Royals.  Springport 54, Concord 45: Springport High School gained at least a share of the Big Eight Conference title with the victory. Both teams were 9-1 in conference play heading into the contest, and each have one conference game remaining Thursday. Concord cut the lead to five points in the final quarter but could not get any closer. “Tonight was our senior night … these girls have been playing together for as long as they can remember,” SHS Coach Rick Saldana said. “It was nice to see them play so hard tonight … like every night.” Rylee Siefert scored 19 points and pulled down 16 rebounds, Maddux Locke scored 18 points and dished seven assists, and Brenna Crittenden scored 13 points for the Spartans. Hannah Stimer scored 18 points,…