JTV Sports Jackson County Scoreboard April 6, 2024

Baseball

Columbia Central 3, Onsted 2: Conor Rentfrow earned the win for CCHS striking out nine batters in seven innings. Lukas Calhoun and Nick Wilding each collected hits and RBIs for CCHS. 

Columbia Central 6, Onsted 5: Lukas Calhoun knocked in two runs and Noah Dankert recorded two hits for CCHS. The Golden Eagles earned a sweep of their former LCAA rivals on the road Saturday. 

Quincy 5, Hanover-Horton 4: Quincy scored two runs in the final inning to pull out the win. Jack Wooster and Lukas Nadall each recorded a pair of hits for the Comets. 

Hanover-Horton 5, Quincy 4: The Comets returned the favor with two runs in the final inning to pull out the non-conference road win. Luke Soper finished with three hits and Channing Hull tallied two hits and knocked in three of the runs for Hanover-Horton (1-1). 

Waverly 9, Jackson 1: Zander Resor finished with a hit and an RBI and Connor Bush went 2-for-3 in the game for Jackson. 

Waverly 17, Jackson 0: The Vikings gave up nine runs in the first inning of the home lass. Cooper Alger had two of the Vikings’ five hits in the loss.

Lumen Christi 13, Hudson 3: Kash Kalahar earned the pitching win giving up only two hits in six inning and striking out eight batters. 

Lumen Christi 8, Hudson 1: The Titans scored three times in the second inning to grab an early lead. 

Constantine 6, Michigan Center 3: Miles Stewart finished with two hits to lead Michigan Center. 

Michigan Center 7, Union City 2: The Cardinals won the consolation final.  Davin Delise finished with a pair of RBIs for Michigan Center. 

Haslett 7, Northwest 1: Garrett Waldron finished with a pair of hits for Northwest. 

Haslett 11, Northwest 7: Haslett scored 10 runs in the final three innings of the game to earn the win. Alex Thrun led the Mounties with two hits in the contest. 

Softball

Michigan Center 20, Concord 10: Michigan Center defeated Concord at the Union City tournament Saturday. The Cardinals scored 11 times in the fourth inning to pull out the high scoring affair. Hannah Stimer and Madisyn Barrett each had a pair of hits for Concord. 

Union City 10, Concord 3: Hayley Stimer and Cieara Barrett each collected a pair of hits for Concord in the tournament consolation final. Concord is now 2-2 on the season. 

Michigan Center 10, Constantine 9: The Cardinals won the championship when Jadea Stevens hit a double scoring the winning runs. She finished the game with four hits. Kylie McKee and Nora Fleming each had multiple hits for MCHS. 

Waverly 18, Jackson 0: The Vikings fell in non-conference action at home Saturday. 

Springport 19, Lumen Christi 4: Rebekkah Betz had four hits and knocked in three runs for Springport in the home win. Chloey Speer, and Brenna Crittenden finished with three hits and Morgan Shoemaker knocked in four runs for Springport. Mallory Arcaro, Bree Okoniewski, and Bella Wrozek each had hits for the Titans. 

Lumen Christi 14, Springport 12: Lumen Christi scored three times in the final inning to pull out the win and earn a split at Springport. Lily Ganton homered to center field to knocked in all three runs for LCCHS. Allison O’Dowd and Emily Rogers each knocked in three runs for the Titans. Springport was led by Morgan Shoemaker who had three hits and knocked in four runs and Chloey Speer and Brenna Crittenden each finished with three hits and two RBIs. 

Boys Track and Field

Clinton Invitational: East Jackson placed fifth (60 points) and Jackson Prep was ninth (9). The Trojans won the 3,200-meter relay (8:46) with a team of William Kennedy, Randy Reddick, Michael Allen, and Javin Mericle. Royce Baltimore was third in the shot put (35-9) for JPEC. 

Girls Track and Field

Clinton Invitational: East Jackson finished sixth (40 points) and Jackson Prep was ninth (2). Mariah Kerley won the shot put (33-3) and was second in the discus (97-8). Kennedy Goodwin also won the pole vault (7-0) for the Trojans. 

Girls Soccer

Olivet 7, Napoleon 0: The Pirates fell on the road in the school’s first official varsity soccer match. 

Northwest 2, Onsted 0: The Mounties won in a game rescheduled from earlier in the week. The Mounties improved to 1-1 on the season with the non-conference win. 

Girls Tennis

Lumen Christi 4, Northwest 4: The two rivals tied in a match at NHWS. Kate Ganton/Lexie Thornhill won at No. 1 doubles for the Titans as did Lily Melnick/Maddison Arcaro at No. 2 doubles. The Mounties earned wins by Abrielle Tayor/Addison Surbrook at No. 3 doubles and Lindsea Baker/Ally Thrun at No. 4 doubles. 

Western at Mason Quad: The Panthers finished second to Chelsea with 11 points in the quad meet with Portage Central, Chelsea, and Mason. Silvia Baker and Sophia Nguyen finished undefeated on the day at No. 4 doubles for Western. 

College Athletic Events

Baseball

Grace 11, Spring Arbor 1: Connor Dee finished with a pair of hits for SAU in the road loss. 

Spring Arbor 6, Grace 2: The Cougars improved to 14-21 with the road win. Connor Dee continued his hot hitting with three hits. Josh Murphy pitched a complete game striking out six batters. 

Macomb CC 8, Jackson College 7: The Jets scored five times in the sixth inning but could not score any more against Macomb Community College at home Saturday. Marcus Patton hit a home run and knocked in three runs and Henry Major finished with a pair of hits and two RBIs in the contest. 

Jackson 8, Macomb 3: The Jets earned a split with an 8-3 home win over Macomb CC. Jared Kramp collected three hits and Gabe Jones had a pair of hits and three RBIs in the victory. Jackson is now 14-14 overall, 6-3 in Michigan Community College Athletic Association play. The Jets host St. Clair County Community College Thursday beginning at 2 p.m. The doubleheader will be broadcast live on JTV and JTV.TV. 

Softball

Lansing 2, Jackson College 1: Lansing Community College scored one run in the bottom of the seventh inning to pull out the win. Ashley Sturgill finished with two hits for Jackson. 

Jackson 9, Lansing CC 6: The Jets earned a split on the road Saturday as Addison Bobbio had three hits – including a home run – and knocked in three runs for Jackson. Brooke Owen, Sydney Schuler, and Rayannah Burke each finished with one hit and an RBI for Jackson. The Jets are now 11-10 overall, 7-6 in conference play. They will travel to Lake Michigan next Friday for a doubleheader beginning at 3 p.m. 

Spring Arbor 8, Grace 1: Emmalee Hamp earned the pitching win with five strikeouts on the mound and a pair of hits at the plate. 

Spring Arbor 6, Grace 3: The Cougars scored four times in the third inning on the road Saturday. Summer Ambler knocked in three runs for SAU (22-11, 14-6 CL). 

Golf

Spring Arbor at LTU Battle at Stoatin Brae: The Cougars finished the 36-hole tournament fifth at plus-33. Brett Casto finished fourth overall at 2-over-par and Rafael Benadita tied for ninth at 5-over-par to lead SAU.