Chippewa Hills wrestling team ended the Central State Activities Association season at 7-1 with a 53-12 win over Reed City on Wednesday.
The Warriors are 19-4 overall.
Winners for Chippewa Hills were Brendan Barry at 215, Keaton Zuern at 103, Zach King at 103, Kaden Ellis at 112, Kaden Ellis at 119 and Mike Felix at 125, plus Slade Todd at 135, John Wixon at 140, Kevin Briscoe at 152, Kaven Peterson at 160, Russell at 171 and Joe Spedowski at 189.
The Saginaw Heritage Boys bowling team improved to 4-2 in conference play with a 22-8 win over Flushing Wednesday at Grand Blanc Lanes.
In Baker Game 1, Heritage defeated Flushing 231-188 for four points.
In Baker Game 2, Heritage defeats Flushing 195-141 for four points.
Heritage won overall 426-329 for two points.
Heritage won the first Peterson game 1,096-1,051 and Flushing took the next one 974-973
Peterson Game 1: Heritage defeats Flushing 1,096 to 1,051. (Heritage wins 7 points.)
High games were Tyler Scott (268), Ben Kastros (227), Derrick Norman (224)and Travis Taylor (205)
Peterson Game 2: Flushing topped Heritage 974-973 and Heritage won 3 points)
Brandon Southworth (244), Tyler Scott (226), Morris Pruitt (200) had high games.
Peterson Total: Heritage defeats Flushing 2,069 to 2,025 (Heritage wins two points.)
High series were Tyler Scott (494) and Ben Kastros (402).
The Saginaw Heritage girls beat Flushing High School 27-3 Wednesday Night at Grand Blanc Lanes in Grand Blanc.
Baker Game 1: Heritage defeated Flushing 177 to 129 (Heritage earns 4 points)
Baker Game 2: Heritage defeated Flushing 162 to 130 (Heritage earns 4 points)
Baker Total: Heritage defeated Flushing 339 to 259 (Heritage earns 2 points)
Peterson Game 1: Heritage defeated Flushing 786 to 707 (Heritage wins 8 points, Flushing wins 1 point)
Individual Games: Amber Glynn (199), Megan Wekwert (163), Taylor Hare (157), Taylor Garcia (149)
Peterson Game 2: Heritage defeated Flushing 765 to 657 (Heritage wins 7 points, Flushing wins 2 points)
Individual games: Megan Wekwert (178), Abby Hare (178), Taylor Hare (168), Amber Glynn (167),
Peterson total: Heritage defeated Flushing 1,551 to 1,364 (Heritage wins 2 points)
“The Heritage Girls bowling team started strong winning the first baker by 48 pins, this continued into the second baker winning this game by 32 pins which also gave us total pins in bakers, together this gave us a 10 – 0 advantage going into the peterson games,” said Heritage coach Scott Hare. “Strong performances during this game by Amber Glynn, Megan Wekwert, Taylor Hare & Taylor Garcia allowed us to take eight of the available nine points giving us a 18-1 advantage heading into the final game.
“Our good fortune continued with good performances given by Megan Wekwert, Abby Hare, Taylor Hare and Amber Glynn as we only gave up two individual points in this game and also taking total pin for a final score of 27-3.”
Belding’s wrestling team defeated Comstock Park 32-28 on Wednesday.
Michael Hunter got a pin at 112 pounds for Belding in 4:57. Mason Krieger won 22-10 at 119 pounds. Nate Cooley got a pin in 1:20 at 125 pounds. Brady Phelps got a pin in 4:15 at 140 pounds while Zac Gross won 10-5 at 152 and Michael Walker won 3-2 at 160. Neil McCully got a 16-4 win at 189 pounds.
Merrill’s boys basketball team is still looking for its win of the season after a 71-25 loss to Valley Lutheran on Tuesday. Valley Lutheran had leads of 32-7, 54-13 and 65-19 after the third quarter and was outscored 7-6 in the final eight minutes. Hunter DeBeau scored 15 points for Merrill.
Valley Lutheran improved to 6-0 in the Tri Valley West Conference and 9-1 overall with a 71-25 victory on Tuesday over Merrill. Valley Lutheran had leads of 32-7, 54-13 and 65-19 after the third quarter and was outscored 7-6 in the final eight minutes. Rylan Appold scored 18 points and Josh Appold had 11 points and seven rebounds for Valley Lutheran.
Chippewa Hills was sixth with 671.04 points in the nine-team Comstock Park High school competitive cheer meet.
Chippewa Hills was second in Division 3-4 behind Comstock Park.
Chippewa Hills had scores of 208, 193.44 and 269.9 for a total of 671.04.
Cedar Springs finished fifth among nine teams Monday in the Comstock Park High School competitive cheer meet. Cedar Springs was fourth in the Division 1-2 category. The Red Hawks had round totals of 203.2, 180.5 and 293 for a total of 676.7.
Comstock Park was first at 754.6 and Kenowa Hills third at 736.24.
Rockford finished in third place on Monday in the Comstock Park High School competitive cheer meet.
Rockford also finished second in the Division 1-2 competition.
Rockford had 223.6 the first round, 200.18 the second and 307.9 the third for a total of 731.88. Comstock Park was first at 754.6 and Kenowa Hills third at 736.24.
Cedar Springs won 44-23 on the road Tuesday at Comstock Park in girls basketball action. Cedar Springs was up 11-4 after the first period, 16-9 at halftime and 34-15 after the third quarter. Cedar Springs had a 10-8 scoring advantage in the final eight minutes.
Cedar Springs had a 33-21 advantage in rebounding. Comstock Park had 15 turnovers compared to 13 for Cedar Springs. Aubree Mouthaan had 12 points for Cedar Springs while Samantha Taylor scored 10.
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