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Isaiah Ingles to play at SAU

Isaiah Ingles, a 5'8 combo guard from Jackson County Western High School has signed to play at Spring Arbor University beginning in the fall of 2014. Ingles has amassed 1,240 career points through the first 11 games of his senior campaign including 206 three pointers made. Isaiah joins 6'5 forward Zach Baker (Northpointe Christian) and 6'2 sharpshooter Drew Zuidema (Northpointe Christian) as the newest members of the Cougar Basketball Family. Currently Isaiah is averaging 20.8 points per game to go along with 3.7 assists and 2.4 steals. He is shooting 43 percent from the field and 39 percent from 3-point range. Ingles, a four year varsity starter has averaged 17.2 points, 3.9 assists, and 3.4 steals per game over the course of his prep career. He was selected First Team All-Conference as a sophomore and junior and will make it a three-peat upon the completion of his final season. As a junior Isaiah was selected Bankhoops All-State Fourth Team and BCAM Honorable Mention. Bankhoops also voted him onto their Sophomore All-State Team. "Isaiah has a really good feel for the game. He can shoot from deep and can create his own shot as well as for others," commented SAU Head…

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Tonight on Thursday Night Hoops

  7:30pm & 10:30pm on JTV and jtv.tv *Boys and Girls Basketball Highlights *The Chase 4 to Watch - Lindsey Lehman, Stefan Young, Lexi Khon, Tavian Gaddy *Aspen 1 Hour Heating & Air Conditioning Game of the Week - Waverly at Lumen Christi *Girls District Brackets *The Chase Power Rankings *Michigan Center Student Section

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Special Season for East Jackson Girls Basketball

By Larry Jacobson, JTV Sports East Jackson High School girls basketball coach Meeka Sova knows she has a special group of kids on this years’ team. But there’s nothing like confirmation. “This is a great group of kids,” Sova said. “But it’s so refreshing to hear it from others. I’m constantly talking to our teachers who say the girls are a pleasure to have in class, they’re attentive and they’re good students. I received an e-mail the other day from someone who’d attended one of our games and wanted to compliment us our sportsmanship – and this is someone from completely outside the program. I think the girls on this team genuinely like each other, they work hard and they have tremendous character.” Oh, and they’re pretty good, too… Heading into this week’s action the Trojans (11-4 overall and 9-2 in the Cascades Conference) are just a game behind Manchester for  first place. “It’s a continuation from how we finished last year,” Sova said. “And there’s the excitement of last years’ boys team, as well. The girls saw how much fun the guys had, and how excited the entire EJ community was during that great season last year and they…

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Concord vs Union City

Concord 62 Union City 38.  Lindsey Lehman led the Jackets with 14 points and 4 rebounds.  Photos by JTV Sports.  Click above photo to launch gallery.

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Cougars fall at home

SPRING ARBOR, MI – For the first time in his very impressive career, Rob Hogans scored more than 30 points in back to back games. On February 1, Hogans poured in 42 points against Bethel College and tonight against Grace, Hogans led all scorers with 32 points.  Hogans heroic effort wasn't enough, however as the Cougars lost to the Lancers 68-64. Despite trailing the Lancers by as many as eight points in the first half, Spring Arbor held a narrow, one point lead after the first 20 minutes of play.  The score at intermission was Spring Abror32, Grace 31. Grace came out of the half with a little more momentum and took a 39-34 lead after three minutes of play.  Neither team scored a point for a little under four minutes of action and with 12:59 left on the clock the score was still 39-34 until Thomas Starks connected from outside the arc to break the drought. Over the next several minutes, the Cougars and Lancers traded blows and provided the fans that braved the cold and snowy roads a game worth the price of admission.  With less than three minutes to play, the score was 55-54 with Grace holding…

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Chucky’s Game Pick: Lumen Christi at Western

LUMEN CHRISTI @ WESTERN – BOYS: There’s a lot of attention on the Titans with that lofty state ranking, but they seem to be taking it in stride. The entire squad was recently seen at Cascades hill having some fun on a forty foot long toboggan carved from a nearby spruce tree. The Panthers are enjoying their shiny new gym, although things get a little disruptive when the t-shirt cannon breaks and staff members instead fire warm, salted pretzels into the crowd. PICK: LUMEN CHRISTI 

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Chucky’s Game Pick: Hanover-Horton at Napoleon

HANOVER-HORTON (10-1) @ NAPOLEON (11-3) – BOYS: This is shaping up to be one of the biggest and most anticipated games of the year and… wait, isn’t that always the case when these teams meat? It’s the young Comets – featuring Brock Spink’s cool hair – and the veteran Pirates – countering with the beard of Kohl Roberts. The heat gets turned up when each side throws down gauntlets: If HH wins, Roberts agrees to shave his beard and if the Pirates win, Spink shaves his head. Truthfully, Chucky – being older and balding and mostly NOT hip – is jealous of both kids. On a side note, when Chucky walks out to his truck after the game he’s greeted by both teams and roughed up. PICK: NAPOLEON

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Chucky’s Game Pick: Michigan Center at Grass Lake (girls)

MICHIGAN CENTER (13-3) @ GRASS LAKE (8-6) – Girls game: There is growing angst at MC when the Lady Cardinals learn that a true female cardinal – yes, the bird – is actually a brown and olive color and not red. These Lady Cards want new uniforms but settle for pizza and burgers at Missy’s Little Grass Shack after the game. The Warriors also head to Missy’s for dinner and a huge melee erupts between these rivals. Cooler heads prevail when someone flips all the television channels to the latest ‘Sharknado’ film. PICK: MICHIGAN CENTER

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