Center for Family Health Jackson County Scoreboard February 11, 2025

Donovan Myers (10) of Jackson Prep & Early College drives to the basket during a home game Tuesday.

Photo by Madison Vieau, JTV Sports

Boys Basketball

Columbia Central 66, Hanover-Horton 46: Columbia Central High School won a big showdown against Hanover-Horton. Derek Sanders scored 25 points, Jack Gorton added 14 points, and David Munro finished with 10 points for CCHS. Hanover-Horton was led by Luke Soper with 13 points.

Michigan Center 67, East Jackson 58: Tre Collins led MCHS with 21 points, Travis Collins scored 17 points, and Gavin Berkeypile added 13 points in the win.

Grass Lake 63, Leslie 51: Grass Lake continues its undefeated season with a 19-0 record. Brayden Lape scored 24 points, Bryant Cook added 21 points and 11 rebounds, and Jacob Collins scored 13 points for Grass Lake. Conner Marciniak scored 14 points and Roman DeRose added 12 points for Leslie. GL will play next on Saturday night vs Columbia Central for the Cascades Conference Championship at SAU.

St. Philip 54, Jackson Christian 42: J.D. Locke scored 14 points and Jayden Schnitkey finished with 11 points for the Royals.

Lumen Christi 46, Detroit Loyola 39 (2OT): The Titans advance to the Catholic League championship game Saturday at University of Detroit Mercy at 7 p.m. Lumen Christi erased a four-point deficit in the fourth quarter to earn the victory. Ashton Callan scored 15 points, Luke Tropea added 13 points, and Timmy Crowley finished with 16 rebounds for LCCHS.

Manchester 43, Napoleon 41: The Pirates lost for a second time in a month to Manchester.

Addison 58, Vandercook Lake 50

Western 57, Hastings 37

Will Carleton 48, Jackson Prep 24

Girls Basketball

Concord 39, Reading 24: Cieara Barrett scored 15 points and Grace Thorrez added 14 points for Concord. The Yellow Jackets are now 11-1 in conference play and 15-4 overall.

Springport 63, Maple Valley 37: Chloey Speer scored 14 points and dished five assists and Morgan Shoemaker scored 12 points and pulled down 13 rebounds for Springport in the win. Hattie Gray added 10 points and dished three assists for the Spartans.

Western 55, Hastings 36: Rayah Hitt scored 18 points and pulled down 11 rebounds and Bayli Stewart finished with 14 points and nine rebounds for Western. The Panthers are 9-0 in Interstate Eight Conference play this season.

Members of the Western High School girls basketball team celebrate the 1,000th point by Rayah Hitt (center) during a home game Tuesday night. Hitt became the fourth player to hit the 1,000-point mark in school history during a game last week.

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Boys Bowling

Jonesville 28, Hanover-Horton 2: Noah Dekamp bowled games of 155 and 191 for Hanover-Horton.

Girls Bowling

Jonesville 22, Hanover-Horton 8: Abby Barba finished with games of 194 and 160 for Hanover-Horton.

Gymnastics

Western 134.75, Saline 56.60: Emma Paquin was the star for Western winning the vault (8.8), beam (8.75), and floor (9.1). Sophia Robinson finished second in the vault (8.7) and was third on the beam. The Panthers are now 5-0 in conference action heading into the final Thursday at Adrian.