Center For Family Health Jackson County Scoreboard - February 17th, 2026

Gabby Gaydosh (5). Girls Basketball Columbia Central at Hanover Horton. Photo by Kelly Evans, JTV Sports

BOYS BASKETBALL

Kalamazoo Phoenix 76, East Jackson 44

Concord 65, Union City 59: History was made twice tonight at Concord High School. Seniors Jett Smith and Connor Stevens both eclipsed the 1000 career points mark in a Big 8 victory at home. Smith led the way with 35 points, and Stevens and Darrell Dean Jr. each added 8 points. Concord is now 17-4 overall.

Connor Stevens and Jett Smith each eclipsed 1,000 career points in the win on Tuesday.

Courtesy Photo: Concord Athletic Department/Facebook

Northwest 68, BC Pennfield 59: The Mounties knock off the I-8’s first place Panthers on their home floor on Tuesday night. Northwest is now 12-8 overall and hosts rival Western on Friday to close out the regular season.

Western 69, BC Harper Creek 64 (OT): The Panthers get a much needed victory and snap a 3-game losing streak at home against the Beavers. Western has now won their 4th game of the year and travels to rival Northwest on Friday.

Jackson 74, Ypsilanti Community 57: The Vikings take care of business at home on senior night and officially take at least a share of the SEC-White conference title in Coach Phil Thompson’s first year at the helm, the first conference title for Jackson since the 2022-23 season. Jackson is now 17-5 overall and has won 9 straight games.

Lumen Christi 63, Lansing Catholic 48: LC went on a massive 21-6 run late to pull away and earn a big non-conference victory at home. Jonathan Morgan led the way with 21 points for the Titans. LCCHS is now 15-5 overall and has won 5 of their last 6 games.

Springport 68, Quincy 37: The Spartans get a blowout Big 8 victory on the road on Tuesday night. Jake Kregel broke the Springport HS single game assist record with a whopping 16 dimes on the night. Dallas Higelmire led the scoring with 18 points along with 5 blocks. Springport finishes the regular season hosting Reading on Thursday.

Napoleon 69, Morenci 41: Napoleon HC Derek Seidl reached 100 career wins on Tuesday to go with a big non-conference victory. Tyler Nall led the Pirates with 25 points and 11 rebounds. Napoleon is now 12-10 and has won 4 of their last 5 games.

Napoleon HC Derek Seidl surpasses 100 career wins with the non-conference win over Morenci. JTV Sports File Photo, 1/14/2026

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Charlotte 51, Springport 32

Jackson Christian 42, Athens 39: Rennie Huff led the Royals with 23 points and 3 steals. Johannah Loew added 10 points and 5 assists. Ella Boll grabbed 11 rebounds with 6 assists and 5 blocks. JCS is now 11-6 and has won 8 of their last 9 games.

Homer 67, Jonesville 61: The Trojans pick up a big Cascades-West victory on Tuesday night. Brooklen Minix and Ellerie Kissinger each scored 17 points to lead Homer. Ava Fetterman added 16 points and 7 assists. Homer is now 10-9 and has won 4 of their last 5.

Napoleon 47, Manchester 39: The Pirates pick up a Cascades-East win on the road. Napoleon snaps a 6-game losing streak, and will travel to Clinton next week on Monday.

Western 71, BC Harper Creek 16: The Panthers officially clinch the I-8 conference title for the second straight season with the blowout win. Rayah Hitt led the way with 28 points and 10 rebounds. Aubree Allen added a monster 16 points and 16 rebounds for the Panthers. Also in the victory, Rayah Hitt (GVSU commit) became Parma Western HS’s all-time leading scorer, breaking a 35 year old record held by Allegra Stoetzel. Western is now 14-5 and play at rival Northwest on Friday.

Rayah Hitt and team celebrate Hitt becoming the all-time leading scorer at Western HS.

Courtesy Photo: Western Panther Sports/Facebook

Columbia Central 65, Hanover Horton 41: The Golden Eagles clinched the Cascades-West division with the win at HH. Columbia Central will face Grass Lake once again for the cascades conference championship on Saturday night at Spring Arbor University. CC is now 16-2 and has won 10 games in a row.

Northwest 55, BC Pennfield 32: Northwest gets a home I-8 win over the Panthers. Marlena Herrera led the way with 15 points and 12 rebounds for a double-double. Audra Jewell also had a double-double with 10 points and 14 rebounds for NWHS. The Mounties are now 9-9 overall and have won 3 of their last 4 games.

Grass Lake 65, Leslie 32: The Warriors cruise to a Cascades-East win at home, Reese Lape scored 21 points to lead the way. GL is now 17-1 overall and has won 15 straight games, with their only loss coming to the top team in Division 1 in Rockford.

Michigan Center 74, East Jackson 14: MC picks up a big Cascades-East win on their home floor for senior night over the Trojans. McKynley Gaddy led the Cardinals with 19 points, 8 assists, and 8 steals. Kara Straub added 15 points and 8 rebounds, and Ella Best scored 11 points. MC is now 16-3 and plays the Trojans again at EJHS tomorrow, due to rescheduling from January weather.

Molly Soper (11) led the HH Comets with 16 points. Columbia Central defeated HH 65-41 to clinch the Cascades-West division. Photo by Kelly Evans, JTV Sports

MHSAA HOCKEY REGIONALS

DIVISION 3 at Patterson Ice Arena (Grand Rapids)

Lumen Christi 4, Grand Rapids Christian 0: Four different Titans scored goals, including Luke DuMont surpassing the 100 career points mark in the playoff win. Lumen Christi faces Grand Rapids Catholic Central in the Regional Semifinal on Thursday (2/19).