Extreme Dodge Jackson County Scoreboard September 20, 2023

Photo courtesy Western Athletics.

Volleyball

Western 3, Northwest 0: The score was pretty much a secondary factor in the match at Western High School Wednesday night. The Western Panthers and Northwest Mounties teamed up Wednesday night in support of Team Kenzie. Kenzie Hiler is a 2022 graduate of Western High School and a former volleyball player who is currently battling Leukemia. Both teams sported a Team Kenzie shirt on the floor to show their support for Kenzie because “No One Fights Alone.” All proceeds from the game will be donated to the Hiler Family. Western won the match 25-16, 25-21, and 25-14 in front of a packed house. Kayda Herrick and Bayli Stewart each tallied 10 kills for Western. Abby Nieswender dished 21 assists, Palmer Fortress contributed 29 digs and J.J. Lewis added 19 digs for the Panthers (18-4 overall, 2-0 conference).

Boys Soccer

Jonesville 3, Michigan Center 2: Spencer Berkeypile scored both goals for the Cardinals. Logan Church registered one assist and Kaden Leighton finished with seven saves in net for MCHS.

Columbia Central 1, Leslie 1: The two teams are evenly matched as they tied Wednesday night and CCHS won a game 3-2 earlier in the season.

Manchester 3, Grass Lake 0: The Flying Dutchmen defeated Grass Lake for the second time this season.

Jackson 4, Tecumseh 0: Jackson shut out the Indians for the second time this season. The Vikings are now 8-3 overall and on a three-game winning streak.

Girls Golf

Napoleon Jamboree: Columbia Central finished first with a four-person total of 188. Michigan Center was second (216), East Jackson finished third (217), and Grass Lake was fourth (262) at the Grande Golf Club. Logan Bentley of CCHS took medalist honors with a 39, Anna McCubbins of Napoleon shot a 41, Kylie McKee of Michigan Center finished with a 47, and Iliana Fowle of CCHS shot a 47.

Concord at Madison: Concord High School finished second to Clinton with a four-person total of 218. Hannah Stimer and Grace Thorrez led the Yellow Jackets with 47s.

Jackson at Saline: Jackson High School finished third with 243. Brynn Griffith shot a 53 and Avery White carded a 54 for the Vikings at Brookside Golf Course near Ann Arbor.

Boys Tennis

Northwest 8, Hastings 0: The Mounties gave up only two points in sweeping the doubles matches. Lincoln Keathley/Garrett Waldron won 6-1, 6-0 at No. 1 doubles; Nolan Sargeant/Nathan Cumings won by the same score at No. 2 doubles; Brendon Fulmerhouser/Denver Bright won 6-0 and 6-0 at No. 3 doubles; and Hastings forfeited the No. 4 doubles match.

College Sporting Events

Women’s Soccer

Spring Arbor University 3, Madonna 0: Shelby Marshall, Alexa Johnson, and Annika Arsenault all scored goals for the Cougars. Blair Currie improved to 4-0 in goal for SAU.

Jackson College 3, Ancilla 0: Aubrey Arnett, Tina Covic, and Allie Tate scored first-half goals for the Jets. Katelyn Gasper earned the shutout in net for Jackson College with four saves. Jackson College is now 7-4-1 overall, 5-3-1 in the conference. The Jets will travel to Owens Community College Saturday for a noon start.

Men’s Soccer

Spring Arbor University 2, Siena Heights 0: The Cougars scored two goals in the first half to earn the win. The goals were scored by Matheus Cunha and the other was considered a team goal. Matt LeBlanc earned the shutout in goal for SAU with four saves. SAU is 5-1-3 overall for the season with the victory.

Jackson College 7, Ancilla 2: Jackson College evened its overall record at 3-3-4 with a home win Wednesday. The Jets will host Lake Michigan College next Wednesday at 4 p.m.

Women’s Volleyball

Spring Arbor University 3, Goshen 2: The Cougars pulled out the match with a 15-8 win in game five. Keely Hinzman, Kelsie Lilly, and Kendall Bollenbacher combined for 48 kills in the win for Spring Arbor. Hayden Fortress dished 32 assists and Abby Rissman finished with 21 digs for SAU (9-7 overall, 3-2 conference).

Oakland Community College 3, Jackson College 2: The Jets lost in a five set thriller 25-19, 26-24, 18-25, 6-25, and 17-17. Allie Jarchow led the offense with 14 kills and five blocks on the night. Kenadee Tompkins dished 29 assists and had 19 digs, Christine Orton finished with 19 digs and five aces, Alivia Smith tallied 17 digs, and Kate Gorney, Jaden Bates, and Jadyn Richardson combined for 22 kills for Jackson (4-3 overall, 1-2 MCCAA). The Jets will travel to St. Clair Community College Monday for a 7 p.m. match.

Men’s Tennis

Spring Arbor 6, Hope College 3

Women’s Tennis

Spring Arbor 8, Hope College 1