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Week One of High School Football Offers Few Surprises By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (September 1, 2024 9:00 AM ET) Week one in the high school football season offered few upsets, but an array of new stars. Here are the capsules from games held Thursday and Friday involving local teams. Lumen Christi 49, Michigan Center 21: Michigan Center hung tough with the defending state champions but the Titans took over in the second half. Lumen Christi led 28-21 and scored the final three touchdowns in the game to pull out the victory at home Thursday. Kadale Williams ran for 156 yards and three touchdowns for the Titans. Timmy Crowley also scored twice on runs and threw for 113 yards and one touchdown to Kash Kalahar. Josh DuMont also scored for the Titans and finished with 60 rushing yards. Sean Walicki and Isaac Rehberg each finished with seven tackles and Jack Fitzpatrick intercepted a pass for LCCHS. Michigan Center was led by Braylen Brown with 88 rushing yards and one touchdown. Hayden Hinkle was 11-for-19 passing for 135 yards with touchdown passes to Bodee Adkins and Brennan Forward. Lumen Christi travels to Pontiac Notre Dame Prep Friday for a 7 p.m…

Boys Basketball Concord 68, Hanover-Horton 57: Jett Smith scored 26 points, Mekhi Wingfield added 23 points, and Connor Stevens finished with 12 points for Concord (13-4).   Wrestling Team District Division 1 at Holt: Jackson High School defeated Lansing Everett in the semifinal match 66-15. The Vikings lost to Grand Ledge 59-18 in the Division 1 District final at Holt High School. Antonio Williams (157) and Curtis Winters (285) recorded a pair of pins for the Vikings on the night.  Division 2 at Western: Northwest High School defeated Marshall 63-15 in the semifinal round and defeated Western 42-33 in the district final. The Panthers advanced to the finals by defeating Charlotte 64-15. Northwest advances to the D-2 regional round against the winner of the Harper Creek district. After Western won the first two match of the final, Northwest reeled off eight consecutive wins to take the match. Franklin Banister (106), Kayden Beach (126), Evan Beuerle (132), Blaine Anspaugh (138), and Jeff Miller (144) earned pins for the Mounties in the final at Western High School. Aidan Duncan (215), Ronald London (285), Titan Parker (157), Alexander White (165), and Alex Trudell (190) pinned Northwest opponents in the match.  Division 3 at…