Trenton’s offense was too much for Hartland in a 8-3 victory in the Division 2 state title game for hockey on Saturday. Justin Dunn led the way with three goals for Trenton while Mitchell Gala also had three goals and Quinn Preston and Philip Pugliese had one apiece. Trenton is 26-4-1.
The Division 1 hockey title is back in Detroit Catholic Central’s trophy case. The Shamrocks defeated Brighton 5-1 in Saturday’s title game at Plymouth. Carter Cerretani and Ryan Burnett scored two goals apiece for Catholic Central, which also netted a goal from Domenic Mancinelli. Danny Bosio had Brighton’s only goal.
Mikhail Myles of Corunna netted his 1,000th career point early on Wednesday in a Class B district semifinal loss to Flint Southwestern. He joined his brother J.J. Myles, who scored his 1,000-point earlier this season.
Midland Bullock Creek had three wrestlers place in the Division 3 state finals last weekend at Auburn Hills. Nick Torres was fifth at 130 pounds. He won a decision in the fifth-place match over Blake Russo of Grand Rapids West Catholic. Adam McCann was seventh at 140. He won by decision 4-3 in the seventh-place match over Niko Guaardo of Grant. Ben McCann was eighth at 171 pounds. He lost a decision for seventh place to Brandon Ayris 6-3.
Middleton-Fulton had a place finisher last weekend in the Division 4 state finals at Auburn Hills. Trevor Hilgendorf was seventh at 112 pounds. He was 3-2 for the tournament. In his final match, Hilgendorf beat Jordan Stone of Pine River 9-1.
Fulton also had Clint Kupiece at the tourney at 130 pounds. He was 0-2.
Ryan Droscha of Mason was fifth at 171 pounds in the Division 2 state wrestling finals last weekend at Auburn Hills. Droscha won his first two matches with a pin over Wayne Williams of Ferndale and a decision over Brandon Deszell of Goodrich. He lost his next two matches. But to finish the tournament, he took fifth place with a pin over Mason Litz of Fowlerville.
Lowell boasted three individual state champions last week in Division 2 at Auburn Hills. Lucas Hall took first at 112 pounds. He pinned Bryan LaVearn of Ortonville-Brandon in the title match. Max Dean was first at 171 pounds. He took a 14-8 decision in the finals over Devon Pingel of North Branch. Josh Colegrove at 215 took first place. He pinned Jacob Alarie of Auburn-Bay City Western in 1:50 in the finals. Garett Stehley was second at 189, Jordan Hall third at 135 and Kanon Dean fifth at 160 and Zeth Dean fifth at 119. Bailey Jack was third at 130 and Derek Krajewski fourth at 125.
Both wrestlers for Lansing Waverly placed last weekend in the Division 1 state finals at Auburn Hills. David Leija was 3-2 at 125 pounds. He won his first two matches but lost his next two. In the battle for fifth place, he beat Brandon Greseman of Zeeland East in a 3-1 decision. Cameron Lee at 215 ponds was 3-2. He won his seventh place match with a pin in 2:42 over Robert Walker of Croswell-Lexington.
Lansing Eastern had one state qualifier at the Division 1 finals last week at Auburn Hills. He lost to Gunner Harrison of Stevensville Lakeshore 32-9, then defeated Dakota Burke of Croswell-Lexington with a pin in 49 seconds. In his last match, Crims lost 6-4 to Dierren Perkins of Warren-Lincoln 6-4.
Both Lakeview wrestlers at the state finals in Division 3 at Auburn Hills last week took home all-state performances. Nolan Saxton was seventh at 112 pounds. He went 3-3 for the weekend and in his last match, he decisioned Anthony Pizzo of Clawson 13-7. Terry Grieser placed eighth at 152 pounds. He was 1-3 for the weekend. In his final match, he lost 8-2 to Cody Sanders of Linden-Lake Fenton.
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