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Ithaca’s bowling team for boys had a big day Saturday.

“In our first Peterson game against Alma, the boys shot a 1,292 game which is the highest game ever shot by a Division 4 school and the third highest game ever shot in MHSAA history,” said Ithaca coach Wally Schneider. “Joe Whitaker shot 300 during the game, and Kaeden Greer carried a possible 300 into the 10th frame before settling for a 277. Donald Carl shot 247, Jared Baublitz 236 and Blake Gulick 232.

Ithaca won both matches and has a 14-1 record on the season and 7-1 in the Tri-Valley West.

“We face St. Louis, which is undefeated, this Saturday for a chance to share the league crown,” Schneider said.

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Carson City-Crystal won 60-15 over Grandville Calvin Christian Thursday in the finals of the Division 4 wrestling districts. Winners for CC-C were Taylor Barkley at 112, Shane Wiggins at 130, Dallas O’Green at 125, Darren Decker at 145, Dillon Decker at 152, Ryan Bidwell at 171, Frank Smith at 189, Austin Hopkins at 215 and Brad Osterman at 285.

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Central Montcalm’s wrestling team edged Alma 39-33 in the title match of the Division 3 district tournament at Ithaca on Wednesday.

Winners for Alma were Gilbert Rosas at 125, Damian Castillo at 135, Jared Petterman at 145, Stephen Hart at 160, Boyd Hubbard at 171 and Alex Lopez at 215.

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Central Montcalm’s wrestling team edged Alma 39-33 in the title match of the Division 3 district tournament at Ithaca on Wednesday.

Winners for Central Montcalm were Tyler McDonald at 103, Logan King at 112, Cody Veltkamp at 119, Sean Conner at 130, Zach McDonald at 140, Dakota James at 152, Nathan Jones at 189 and Cory Kindle at 285.

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Holt was eighth at the boys swimming and diving DeWitt Invitational on Saturday. Northview was first at 401, DeWitt second 316, Plainwell 301, St. Johns 286, Sturgis 280, Jackson 270, East Lansing 231 and Holt 225.

For Holt, Chris Kruger was first in the one-meter dive with 212.30 points.

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East Lansing was seventh at the boys swimming and diving DeWitt Invitational on Saturday. Northview was first at 401, DeWitt second 316, Plainwell 301, St. Johns 286, Sturgis 280, Jackson 270, East Lansing 231 and Holt 225.

For East Lansing, Will Delany was second in the 100-yard butterfly in 57.69 seconds.

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St. Johns was fourth at the boys swimming and diving DeWitt Invitational on Saturday. Northview was first at 401, DeWitt second 316, Plainwell 301, St. Johns 286, Sturgis 280, Jackson 270, East Lansing 231 and Holt 225.

For St. Johns, Brad Garmyn was first in 49.27 seconds in the 100-yard freestyle. Kyler Koshmider was second in the 200-yard freestyle in 1:57.10. Brenden Harless was second in the 500-yard freestyle in 5:21.92.

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Dewitt took second at its home boys swimming and diving invitational on Saturday. Northview was first at 401, DeWitt second 316, Plainwell 301, St. Johns 286, Sturgis 280, Jackson 270, East Lansing 231 and Holt 225.

For DeWitt, the team took second in the 400-yard freestyle relay with Ryan Armbrustmacher, Nick Schieberl, Cameron Sackett and Dan Schroeder. Sackett was third in the 100-yard backstroke in 1:02.08.

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Morley Stanwood’s boys basketball team fell to 8-5 overall and 8-4 in the CSAA with a 62-50 loss to Lakeview on Thursday. Tim Cairnduff led Morley Stanwood with 22 points, four rebounds and four steals. Chase Huntey had 11 points and Nic Huntey seven points.

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Morley Stanwood improved to 14-2 overall and 12-2 in the CSAA with a 59-46 girls basketball win over White Cloud on Thursday. Lindsey Veersma led Morley Stanwood with 17 points and seven rebounds. Mallory Raven had 12 points and six assists and Kayla Rosman had 10 points and eight rebounds.

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Ithaca bowlers have historic day

Carson City-Crystal wins wrestling districts

Alma wrestlers lose in district finals

Central Montcalm wrestlers win district

Holt eighth at swim meet

East Lansing swimmers seventh

St. Johns takes fourth place

DeWitt swimmers are second

Mohawks fall to Lakeview

Morley Stanwood beats White Cloud