Center For Family Health Sports Scoreboard - September 15th, 2026

Boys Soccer Northwest at Jackson Christian. Photo by Henry Black, JTV Sports

VOLLEYBALL

Napoleon 3, Leslie 2: Napoleon was led by Claire Beer with 21 kills and 15 digs. Myla Hasegawa added 19 digs and 15 kills, and Hallie Duvall tallied 27 digs. Napoleon is now 10-2 overall.

Grass Lake 3, Columbia Central 0: The Warriors sweep a key conference opponent on the road on Tuesday night. Reese Lape had 10 kills for GL. Sydney Palmer helped lead the offense with 24 digs, and Hayley Laurie added 29 assists. Grass Lake is now 7-2-2 overall.

Michigan Center 3, Jonesville 2: After dropping the first two sets, the Cardinals rallied to win the fifth set 15-9 and win a conference match on the road. MC improves to 5-8 overall.

Hanover Horton 3, Vandercook Lake 0: The Comets were led offensively by Lilah Laughlin with 17 assists, 5 digs and 5 aces. Brynn DeGlee added 10 kills, 10 digs, and 7 assists. HH is now 6-3-2 overall.

Concord 3, Stockbridge 0

Warren Regina 3, Lumen Christi 1

Chelsea 3, Jackson 0

Bronson 3, Springport 1

Reading 3, East Jackson 0

Hillsdale Academy 3, Jackson Christian 0

Volleyball Grass Lake at Columbia Central. Photo by Hannah Tacy, JTV Sports

BOYS/MENS SOCCER

Lumen Christi 2, Allen Park Cabrini 1

Jackson Christian 3, Northwest 1

GIRLS GOLF

East Jackson Jamboree: The host Trojans placed second as a team in the league meet at Calderone. Haley Stimer won the match individually for Concord with a 47, and Mya Barrett shot a 48 to take second. Caroline Wixson led East Jackson with a 71.

Jackson, Monroe at Pinckney: Freshman Emery Waldron led the Vikings with a 53 in the conference tri-meet, placing fifth.

CROSS COUNTRY

I-8 Jamboree at BC Harper Creek: Western dominated the boys race, taking first place as a team and placing three of the top five individually. Logan Cristian won the race for the Panthers with a time of 17:09. Mattox Keathley led Northwest with a time of 21:18. Western finished second in the girls race by just three team points to the host Beavers. Bridget Fullerton finished second individually with a time of 20:18 for the Panthers.