Center for Family Health Jackson County Scoreboard for January 22, 2025

Kiyla Brooks of Jackson College puts up a shot during a home game against Henry Ford College Wednesday night

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Boys Basketball

Jackson Christian 61, Tekonsha 33: J.D. Locke finished with 21 points and Anderson Jacobs added nine points for the Royals.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 88, Lumen Christi 65: The No. 1 ranked Titans lost on the road Wednesday against the No. 2 ranked team in Division 3. It is the first loss of the season for LCCHS.

Girls Basketball

Michigan Center 49, Columbia Central 33: McKynley Gaddy scored 11 points and pulled down 12 rebounds and Kara Straub added 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Cardinals. Mayrese Vieau finished with 11 points and four rebounds for Michigan Center. Kolie Brown led the way for CCHS with 15 points.

Grass Lake 70, Homer 30: Kate Starkey finished with 18 points and five assists, Mya Viegelahn tallied 17 points and four rebounds, and Reese Lape added nine points and nine rebounds for Grass Lake. Alivia Warner scored 19 points for Homer.

Leslie 44, Hanover-Horton 21: Molly Soper finished with eight points to lead the Comets.

Lumen Christi 45, Central Catholic 42: the Titans enjoyed a road win as Kenna Hunt finished with 18 points, Codi Ruge added 16 points, and Lucy Wrozek finished with nine points.

Skyline 50, Jackson 26

Wrestling

Jonesville Quad: Napoleon High School lost to the host school (39-35) and Leslie (44-29). Logan Hartman (126), Ryan Lovett (175), and Peyton Dunlap (190) earned pins against Leslie. Zack Bamm scored a pin for the Pirates at 175 pounds against Jonesville.

Columbia Central Quad: Columbia Central High School defeated Hanover-Horton (57-22) and Michigan Center (55-21). Christian Millican (113), Liam McMurtry (165), and Dylan Boone (285) earned pins against Hanover-Horton. Austyn Hocter (190) and Tucker McDowell (215) scored pins for the Comets in the match. Bryce Beadenkopf had a pin for Michigan Center against CCHS at 157 pounds.

Carter Mikolajczyk, back, of Michigan Center High School battle an opponent during a quad meet at Columbia Central Wednesday night.

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Homer Quad: East Jackson defeated Grass Lake (36-32) and Vandercook Lake (56-12) at Homer Wednesday night. Nick Pratt went 2-0 on the night with one pin for East Jackson at 165 pounds. Aiden Johnson (113), Brandon Rohde (126), and Quint Leland (285) earned pins for Grass Lake against East Jackson. Grass Lake defeated Homer 32-21 and Vandercook Lake lost 36-24 against the Trojans. Armani Spaulding (126) earned a pair of pins for the Jayhawks.

Northwest 52, Pennfield 26: Tobin Sheley (132), Evan Beuerle (138), Blaine Anspaugh (144), Juan Asta (150), Jack Edwards (157), Parker Lindgren (165), William Billingshurst (190), and Aidyn Williams (285) all earned pins for the Mounties.

Hastings 51, Western 25: Elijah Crist (126) and Max Harris (285) earned pins in the match for the Panthers.

Competitive Cheer

I-8 Jamboree at Northwest Jamboree: Northwest High School finished third (635) and Western fifth (582) in the second Interstate-8 Conference jamboree Wednesday.

Northwest High School took third place at the Interstate Eight Conference jamboree Wednesday at home.

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Boys Bowling

Grass Lake 30, Addison 0

Vandercook 29, Columbia Central 1: Kyle Trajnowski finished with a high series of 370 for Vandercook Lake.

East Jackson 22, Hanover-Horton 8: Noah Dekamp finished with a 364 series and Grant Cure rolled a 184 game for Hanover-Horton.

Girls Bowling

Grass Lake 26, Addison 4

Columbia Central 19, Vandercook Lake 11: Alyssa Jones rolled a 155 game for Vandercook Lake.

Hanover-Horton 26, East Jackson 4: Booke Hadley scored a personal-best 192 game and Abby Barba added a 164 game for Hanover-Horton (5-4).

College Athletic Events

Men’s Basketball

Henry Ford 97, Jackson College 82: Savonn Campbell scored 27 points for Jackson College in the home loss. Cooper Johnston added 20 points and Bobby Roberts tallied 16 points for the Jets. Jackson College travels to Mott Community College Saturday for a 3 p.m. tipoff.

Cooper Johnston of Jackson College drives to the basket during a home game Wednesday against Henry Ford College.

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Women’s Basketball

Jackson College 94, Henry Ford 45: Eleven players scored in the home contest for Jackson College. Kaylona Butler finished with 18 points, Michelle McGee and Zoie Bamm each scored 15 points, and Emily Carbajal added 10 points for Jackson College (13-5 overall, 3-1 MCCAA). The Jets travel to Mott Community College Saturday for a 1 p.m. tipoff.