Ethan Apsey and Brad Fleischmann of Hemlock were on the Class C all-state boys basketball team honorable mention list named by the Associated Press. In Hemlock’s upset over Saginaw Valley Lutheran in the districts, Apsey had 14 points, five rebounds and four assists. Fleischmann had nine points and five rebounds.
Keegan Giles of Breckenridge, Ryan Tilmann of Beal City and Jarid Walton of Coleman were on the Class C all-state boys basketball team named by the Associated Press. Giles scored 34 points in a win over Ashley. Tilmann had 14 points and five rebounds in a win over Marion. Walton had 18 points, 11 rebounds and five steals against Montabella.
Jake Ham and Kevin Sheibert of Sanford Meridian were on the Class C all-state boys basketball team by the Associated Press. In one game this season, Sheibert had 23 points and eight rebounds while Ham added 16 points.
Amariontez Ivory of Flint Beecher was on the Class C all-state boys basketball team by the Associated Press. The honorable mention list included DeWayne McKinney of Vestaburg and Kegan Giles of Breckenridge.
The Class C all-state boys basketball team by Associated Press included two players from Pewamo-Westphalia with Nick Spitzley on the first team and Lane Simon on the honorable mention list. In the Class C title game loss to Detroit Consortium, Spitzley scored 10 points while Simon had 23.
Dalton Trefil of Middleton-Fulton was on the Class D all-state boys basketball team honorable mention list recently announced by the Associated Press. He had nine points in his team’s biggest win of the season, a regional semifinal victory over Muskegon Catholic.
Jordan Terry of Lansing Christian was on the Class D all-state boys basketball team honorable mention list recently announced by the Associated Press. Terry averaged 18.6 points and 2.6 assists per game.
Kevin Gamble of Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart was on the Class D all-state boys basketball team recently announced by the Associated Press. His coach, Pat Theisen, was named coach of the year. The Irish were state quarterfinalists this season. Sacred Heart’s Brooks Hyble was on the honorable mention list.
Ovid-Elsie was 28th in the Division 3 boys swimming and diving state meet in March at Holland. Marshall Gallt was Ovid-Elsie’s only qualifier.
“He had been at states the last two years and was an alternate for finals both years,” said O-E coach Karl Dahlke. “This year he qualified for finals in both his events (200 IM and 100 fly) by dropping 6.28 seconds in the IM (placed 15th) and 2.39 seconds in the fly (14th). Both set our school records. We hit his taper perfectly.”
Alma was 23rd in the Division 3 boys swimming and diving state meet in March at Holland. Brevan Bender of Alma was fourth in the 100-yard butterfly.
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