Center For Family Health Sports Scoreboard - October 21st, 2026

Boys Soccer D3 District Final Columbia Central vs Clinton. Photo by Joseph Miller, JTV Sports

MHSAA BOYS SOCCER DISTRICT FINAL

DIVISION 3 at Milan

Columbia Central 1, Clinton 0: After some great defensive stops in the second half, the Golden Eagles held on to the game and won its second straight district title on Wednesday. Senior David Munro scored the only goal for CC in the first half, thanks to an Eli Hawley assist. Columbia Central will face Grosse Ile in the Regional Semifinal, hosted by Pontiac Notre Dame next Tuesday (10/27).

Photo by Joseph Miller, JTV Sports

VOLLEYBALL

Parma Western 3, BC Harper Creek 1: The Panthers continued its unbeaten season and won the Interstate 8 Conference title at home on Wednesday night, now at 42-0 overall. The win also came on senior night as the team honored its four seniors. Ella Wilcox helped lead the Panthers with 22 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces, and 2 blocks. Madi Redovich dished 49 assists with 13 digs and 4 aces. Aykina Weatherspoon added 16 kills and 7 digs, and Georgia Addleman added 15 kills.

Eaton Rapids 3, Michigan Center 0

Battle Creek Pennfield 3, Northwest 0

Taylor 3, Spring Arbor Univ. 0

Photo Courtesy: JoDee Johnston/Western Volleyball

CROSS COUNTRY

Cascades Conference Championship: Hanover Horton boys took the 2026 conference title, placing three of the top five runners and defeating #7 ranked Jonesville. Cooper Flick led the Comets in second place with a time of 15:45. Caleb Blonde of Jonesville won the race individually, leading with a time of 15:42. Maisey Toteff of HH won the girls race, taking the conference title with a time of 19:32. Freshman Ava Creisher finished second for Leslie. Avery Haynes led Columbia Central in fourth place.

MHSAA BOYS TENNIS STATE FINALS

DIVISION 4 at Midland Tennis Center

It was a dominating first day of the state finals for the Lumen Christi Titans, with six of the eight flights advancing to Thursday’s semifinal matches. TJ O’Neil recently surpassed 100 career wins, and advanced at #2 singles. Gabe Cooper also advanced in the #3 singles, and all four doubles will also compete on Thursday.