Boys basketball
Pennfield 70, Northwest 38: Briston Armstrong and Ian Weller each scoring 14 points for the Mounties.
Vandercook Lake 56, Homer 53: The Jayhawks are 2-0 with the home win on Friday.
Harper Creek 82, Western 59: Cole Wilcox finished with a career high 21 points, seven rebounds, five steals, and three assists for Western. Owen Fremeau recorded his first career double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds.
Coldwater 64, Lumen Christi 25
Girls basketball
Michigan Center 66, Addison 37: Julia Reynolds scored 22 points and dished three assists and Sam Wynn tallied 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Cardinals in the win. MCHS is now 2-2 overall, 1-0 in Cascades Conference with the win.
Columbia Central 41, Blissfield 21: The Golden Eagles improved to 2-1 with a home Lenawee County Athletic Association win. Tadassa Brown scored 15 points and pulled down nine rebounds for CCHS. Zoie Bamm scored eight points and pulled down five rebounds for the Golden Eagles.
Grass Lake 62, Napoleon 24: The Warriors outscored the Pirates 21-3 in the final quarter.
Bronson 60, Concord 39
Manchester 53, Hanover-Horton 21: Julianna Debozy and Hadlie Barber scored five points apiece for the Comets.
Coldwater 43, Lumen Christi 36: The Titans were tied at 33 with just over 2.5 minutes remaining, but Coldwater made free throws down the stretch for the win. The Titans turned the ball over nearly 20 times in the first half but limited that number in the second half to pull even at 27-at the end of three quarters. “We like to play fast, but we need to play under control,” LCCHS Coach Terrance Willis said. “A lot of girls were playing in their first varsity game and it showed early.” Allison O’Dowd finished with 11 points and five steals. Khiya Hunt tallied nine points and four assists and Camy Crandall scored eight points and pulled down 12 rebounds for the Titans (0-1). Elli Foley of Coldwater was 8-for-8 at the free throw line late in the fourth quarter.
Northwest 60, Pennfield 19: Ashley Weller scored 16 points, and Teja Kapp and Mara Mitchell scored 15 points apiece as the Mounties earned a win on Friday. The Mounties are 3-1 on the season with a three-game winning streak.
East Jackson 50, Charyl Stockwell Prep 10: Abree Bell scored nine points and Addisyn Rudd finished with eight points for East Jackson. The Trojans outscored Stockwell Prep 21-2 in the first quarter.
Western 69, Harper Creek 15: Hillary Griffin scored 21 points and Alyna Lewis added 17 points and six steals in the win. The Panthers are 4-0 overall, 1-0 in the Interstate-Eight Conference with the win.
Competitive Cheer
Michigan Center Invitational: The Cardinals hosted one of 13 Competitive Cheer Coaches Association of Michigan invitationals on Friday. Hudson finished first with 725, Saline was second scoring 705, Onsted placed third with 688 and Columbia Central was fourth at 673. Michigan Center scored 657, Hanover-Horton tallied 616, Northwest scored 290, and Springport finished with 278. Money from the invitationals go toward scholarship money for senior competitors.
Boys bowling
East Jackson 22, Michigan Center 8: Steven Tripp rolled a 201 game for the Trojans.
Girls Bowling
Grass Lake 24, Napoleon 6: Taylor Mosher rolled a 404 series to lead the Warriors to the win. Grass Lake is now 2-0 in the Cascades Conference.
East Jackson 25, Michigan Center 5: Katie Deault had the high game of 136 for East Jackson.
Hockey
Lumen Christi 1, Hudsonville 0: The Titans earned a 1-0 win in the Jenison Tournament on Friday night. Lumen Christi will play in the championship game at 5 p.m. at Griff’s Georgetown on Saturday.
After-season awards
Associated Press All-State
Divisions 3-4 Football
Honorable mention – Nolan Wheeler, Western, quarterback; Isaiah Grybauskas, Northwest, quarterback; Dominic Honsinger, Western, lineman.
Associated Press All-State
Divisions 5-6 Football
First team – Kaydin Hiland, Michigan Center, defensive back.
Second team – Logan Heath, Michigan Center, lineman.
Honorable mention – Michael Humphries, Napoleon, lineman;
Eight-Man Football
Associated Press All-State
Honorable mention – Mehki Wingfield, Concord, receiver; Tyler Carpenter, Concord, defensive back.
On Deck for Dec. 11, 2021
Boys basketball
East Jackson vs. Maple Valley (Olivet College) 11 a.m.
Stockbridge vs. Vandercook Lake (Olivet College) 12:45 p.m.
Leslie vs. Napoleon (at Olivet College) 2:30 p.m.
Grass Lake vs. Lakewood (Olivet College) 4:15 p.m.
Hanover-Horton vs. Olivet (Olivet College) 6 p.m.
Jackson at Wayne Memorial 4 p.m.
Livingston Christian at Jackson Christian 3:30 p.m.
Girls basketball
Livingston Christian at Jackson Christian 5 p.m.
Wrestling
Grass Lake at Tecumseh Inv. 9 a.m.
Columbia Central, Hanover at Concord Grover Inv. 9 a.m.
Napoleon at Blissfield Inv. 9:30 a.m.
Lumen Christi, Springport at East Lansing Inv. 9 a.m.
Competitive Cheer
Columbia Central, Napoleon at CCCAM Inv. (DeWitt) 10 a.m.
Hockey
Jackson at Pinckney 7:30 p.m.
Lumen at Jenison Tournament TBD
Cross country
Becky Norman from Napoleon High School and area runners will meet near the Ella Sharp Park 5K finish line at 9 a.m. today – rain or shine. The group will have a few Jensen Invitational shirts runners can sign and I’ll have a card for the coaches. When we have everyone there, we’ll take a few minutes to give coaches a chance to talk. “My personal thoughts are this is meant to show our support to Oxford’s cross country teams but also how running and teams can help us work through difficult times,” Norman said in a press release. “If anyone else (coaches and runners) would like to say something they will be given the opportunity to do so.” Afterwards the group will go on a short run (not a race) together, take a group picture, and then people can leave as needed. Information will be provided on how people can make voluntary donations to reliable organizations who are helping Oxford.