JTV Sports Jackson County Scoreboard August 28, 2024

Volleyball

Mendon 3, Jackson Christian 0: Mendon High School earned a straight-set win over Jackson Christian at home Wednesday. Ella Boll finished with four kills and Johannah Loew dished seven assists for the Royals.

Boys Cross Country

Hillsdale Invitational: Hanover-Horton finished second with 46 points and Columbia Central was third scoring 75 points. Landen Boulis of Hanover-Horton won the event in 16:26, teammate Cooper Flick placed fifth in 17:34, and Jack Gorton of CCHS was ninth in 18:04.

Concord Invitational: Grass Lake finished fifth (155), Concord placed seventh (244), Napoleon was right behind the Yellowjackets (247), Northwest finished ninth (262), and Jackson Prep placed 13th (291) in the 15-team field. Zack Buttigieg of Grass Lake was 16th (19:09), Jamison Swope of Napoleon placed 19th (19:15), and Drew Clingerman of Northwest finished 21st (19:21).

Girls Cross Country

Hillsdale Invitational: Hanover-Horton finished second as a team with 71 points. Maisey Toteff of Hanover-Horton finished in the top five with a time of 22:12.

Concord Invitational: Grass Lake finished third as a team (100), Napoleon was seventh (198), Concord placed eighth (212), Northwest was 11th (297), and Jackson Prep finished 15th (374). Chloe Khon of Northwest finished sixth (21:36), Grass Lake runner Adalyn Jarchow was right behind her (21:44), Haley Stimer of Concord placed 13th (23:09), and Grace Bullock of Grass Lake finished 14th (23:22).

Boys Soccer

Columbia Central 8, Leslie 0: The Golden Eagles enjoyed an easy win on the road in Cascades Conference action Wednesday. Auden Kennedy and Carter Simpson finished with two goals and Eli Hawley added one goal and three assists for CCHS. Nolan Schiel, David Munro, and Derek Sanders also scored for Columbia Central. Allan Smith recorded his fourth shutout of the season in goal for CCHS.

Chelsea 5, Jackson 2: The Vikings fell at home Wednesday night in Southeastern Conference action.

Michigan Center 2, Jonesville 0: Spencer Berkeypile and Layne Bandfield scored goals for the Cardinals on the road in the Cascades Conference action. Henry Wright earned the shutout with three saves.

Jackson Christian 2, Roeper 0: No. 8 ranked Jackson Christian scored a big win on the road Wednesday against No. 11 ranked Bloomfield Hills Roeper. Drew Barney scored both goals on assists by J.D. Locke and Phillip Labatte. Aaden Breton recorded the shutout for Jackson Christian (2-0).

Girls Golf

Cascades at Michigan Center: Columbia Central High School continued to lead the Cascades Conference with a four-man total of 186. Concord was second (218), Michigan Center finished third (228), East Jackson placed fourth (237), Napoleon scored fifth place (257), Hanover-Horton finished sixth (271), and Grass Lake was seventh (295). Logan Bentley of CCHS finished with a 1-over-par 37, Anna McCubbins of Napoleon was right behind her with a 38, Grace Thorrez of Concord and Marrisa Berro of Columbia Central shot 45s, and Hannah Stimer of Concord was fifth with a 48 at Lakeland Hills Golf Course.

Boys Tennis

Columbia Central 5, Tecumseh 3: The Golden Eagles won a non-conference matchup at home Wednesday. Jason Gonerka, Caden Alexander, and Parker Gough won at Nos. 2-4 singles respectively for the Golden Eagles. CCHS also earned wins by Nolan Denney/Landon Lorenz at No. 3 doubles and Carson Luppo/Hunter Herzberg at No. 4 doubles.

Jackson 4, Northwest 4: The Mounties won three-of-four singles victories while Jackson did the same in doubles causing a tie. Gavin Rush, Nathan Cumings, and Reed Clark won at Nos. 2-4 singles respectively for Northwest. Jackson won No. 1 doubles by Theodore Skyes/Joey Ortiz, Ben Nichols/Berkley Drummond won at No. 2 doubles, and Peter Skyes/George Tobey won a three-set match at No. 3 doubles for the Vikings.

Girls Swimming

DeWitt 111, Jackson 75: Isabelle Ortiz took first place in the 100-yard backstroke (1:06) and the 100-yard butterfly (1:05) for the Vikings.

College Athletics

Volleyball

Cornerstone 3, Spring Arbor 1: Spring Arbor won game two tying the match at 1-all. Keely Hinzman finished with eight kills and Camy Wedge tallied 21 assists and 14 digs for SAU (3-2 overall).