Center For Family Health Jackson County Scoreboard - May 31st, 2025

Grass Lake vs Clinton, D3 Baseball District Final. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports.

MHSAA BASEBALL DISTRICTS

D1 at Holt:

Battle Creek Lakeview 6, Holt 4

Battle Creek Central 10, Jackson 9

D2 at Marshall:

Western 3, Marshall 1 – Andrew Parrott earned the pitching win for the Panthers and allowed just one hit.

Coldwater 4, Northwest 3 (14 innings)

Western 7, Coldwater 6 – Coldwater scored four runs in the 6th inning but ultimately came up short against the Panthers in the district final. Jackson Luke and Lincoln Levy each tallied two hits for Western. WHS will face Mason on Wednesday (6/4) at 4:30pm in the Regional Semifinal at Marshall.

D3 at Leslie:

Napoleon 7, Stockbridge 2 – Brady McLain and Logan Hankis each batted two hits in the semi for the Pirates. Gage Breining earned the pitching win, striking out nine batters.

Leslie 12, Springport 2 – Conner Marciniak led the Blackhawks, batting 3-for-3 with an RBI. Jackson Fossitt struck out 12 batters and allowed just two hits. SHS finishes the season 25-4 overall.

Leslie 14, Napoleon 4 – Jackson Fossitt batted 4-for-4 with an RBI for LHS in the district final. Leslie will face Lumen Christi on Wednesday (6/4) in the Regional Semifinal at LC.

D3 at Lumen Christi:

Lumen Christi 6, Hanover Horton 3 – A walkoff 3-HR by Nathan Hinkley helped LC take down the Comets in the semifinal. Benny Gaston added two hits for the Titans. HH could only muster three hits total on offense.

Jonesville 12, Michigan Center 0

Lumen Christi 10, Jonesville 0 – Jack Fitzpatrick led LC, batting 4-for-4 with 2 RBIs. Kash Kalahar and Timmy Crowley each added three hits for the Titans. Wes Learned threw a no-hitter, striking out 10 batters in six innings pitched. Lumen Christi will face Leslie at home next Wednesday in the Regional Semifinal.

D3 at Clinton:

Clinton 5, Ann Arbor Greenhills 2

Grass Lake 5, Columbia Central 4 – Luke Guthrie, Jacob Collins, and Colin Knight each batted two hits for the Warriors as they avoided a late comeback by CCHS. CC finished the season 24-10 overall and 2nd in the Cascades Conference.

Grass Lake 3, Clinton 2 – GL scored all three runs in the 5th inning, with seven players batting a hit. Walker McKibbin earned the pitching win, allowing just four hits in 99 pitches and retired 12 straight batters in the game. Grass Lake will face Onsted in the Regional Semifinal next Wednesday (6/4) at Hudson.

D4 at Addison:

North Adams-Jerome 3, Addison 0

Concord 9, Litchfield 0 – Nate Fritz’s strong performance helped CHS win the semifinal, striking out 11 batters and allowed just two hits.

Concord 3, North Adams-Jerome 2 – Landon Lynn and Lane Blossom each had two hits for the Yellowjackets. Lynn also earned the pitching win, striking out 10 batters. Concord will face Vermontville Maple Valley on Wednesday (6/4) in the Regional Semifinal at Addison.

Western wins D2 Baseball district title 7-6 over Coldwater. Photos by Henry Black, JTV Sports.

MHSAA SOFTBALL DISTRICTS

D1 at Dexter:

Battle Creek Central 21, Jackson 6

Dexter 9, Battle Creek Lakeview 6

D2 at Mason:

Eaton Rapids 9, Northwest 7

Mason 6, Western 5

D3 at Lumen Christi:

Lumen Christi 13, Northwest 1

Olivet 8, Leslie 3

Lumen Christi 15, Olivet 0 – Bree Okoniewski dominated for the Titans in the district final, batting 4-for-4 with 5 RBIs. Ollie Powers allowed just one hit pitching and struck out 10 batters. LC wins their first softball district title since 2012. Lumen Christi will face Hanover Horton in the Regional Semifinal next Saturday (6/7) at Leslie.

D3 at Homer:

Quincy 7, Jonesville 6

Hanover Horton 14, Hillsdale 2

Hanover Horton 12, Quincy 0 – Alexyn DuBois drove in four runs with two hits to lead the Comets. Amanda Ley and Ryley Manning each added two hits. HH will face Lumen Christi in the Regional Semifinal next Saturday (6/7) at Leslie.

Lumen Christi celebrates their first softball district title since 2012, defeating Olivet 15-0. Photos by John Lucas Jr., JTV Sports.

MHSAA TRACK & FIELD STATE FINALS

Division 2 at Hamilton: The Western boys team won the MHSAA Track & Field state championship for the third time in school history. Ryan Good finished 2nd in the 800 meter race for WHS. Edison Lopeman finished 2nd in the 3200-meter, and Titan Parker finished 3rd in the 300 meter hurdles to highlight the day for WHS. Hudson Cooper finished 16th out of 32 in the 400 meter run for Northwest to lead the boys. Addison Singleton finished 14th in girls discus finals for Western.

Division 3 at Kent City: Lumen Christi boys finished 25th out of 64 teams, Hanover Horton tied for 33rd, and Michigan Center and Columbia Central tied for 40th. East Jackson led the Jackson-area for the girls, finishing in 38th as a team. Mariah Kerley finished all-state in both shot put and discus for EJ, and broke the school record in shot put.

Division 4 at Hudsonville: Concord’s boys team finished 21st out of 61 and Vandercook Lake finished 43rd. Concord tied for 12th place in the girls finals.