Saginaw lost 63-51 to Midland on Tuesday in girls basketball action. Midland led 17-8 after the first quarter, 34-17 at halftime and 50-32 after the third quarter. Nyashia Williams had 19 points, five steals and five assists. Tyasia Robinson had nine points while Darhonda Turner had eight points and Kenisha Newson seven points and eight rebounds.
Jess Walter scored 23 points to lead Midland over Saginaw 63-51 on Tuesday. Midland also netted 13 points for Alex VanSumeren and 10 for Jayden Williams. Midland led 17-8 after the first quarter, 34-17 at halftime and 50-32 after the first quarter.
The Saginaw Heritage girls lost Davison 17-13 Saturday afternoon at Colonial Lanes in Flushing. Heritage defeated Davison 401-388 in Baker games. In Peterson games, Heritage lost 1,890-1,696.
In the first Peterson games, scores were Taylor Hare (182), Megan Wekwert (147), Amber Glynn (145), Taylor Garcia (140) and Abby Hare (139). In the second Peterson game, scores were: Taylor Garcia (245), Megan Wekwert (214), Taylor Hare (206), Amber Glynn (145) and Abby Hare (133).
“Although we suffered a loss this was to the defending Division 1 state champions and we proved that we can and will be strong competitors in post season play, and we are on the high road to regionals,” said Heritage coach Scott Hare.
Morley Stanwood fell to Lakeview 61-41 Thursday in Central State Activities Association girls basketball action. Lindsay Veersma scored 12 points for the Mohawks while Mallory Raven and Marissa Frye had seven and six points respectively.
Chippewa Hills improved to 9-2 overall and 8-2 in the CSAA with a 59-33 victory over Central Montcalm on Thursday. Hannah Guy scored 25 points for the winners while Kendall Boone had 10 points, Olivia Wolfe seven points and Emily Starck four points and five assists.
Big Rapids Crossroads is 10-1 overall and 7-0 in the West Michigan D League with a 55-15 win over Pentwater Thursday night. Alyssa Larson led Crossroads with 24 points and 10 rebounds while Malory Carlson had 12 points and five rebounds. Crossroads had a 44-8 halftime lead.
Big Rapids’ girls basketball team fell to 3-10 overall and 3-8 in the CSAA with a 44-29 loss to Reed City Thursday night. Reed City was up 8-4 after the first quarter, 21-12 at halftime and 32-17 after the third quarter. Kailey Hunt and Alexis Pylman had six points apiece for Big Rapids.
Saginaw Nouvel was ninth in the 11-team Reed City Invitational on Saturday. Nouvel got first places from Austin Hughes at 152, fourth places from Conner Lipinski at 125 and sixth places from Kane Bourbina at 189, David Trudell at 130 and Blake Drumhiller at 145.
Farwell took eighth place on Saturday in the 11-team Reed City Invitational. Farwell got first places from Glenn Beardsley at 112 and Tristen Zienkiewicz, and fifth places from Kurt Meister at 130 and Nate Carlon at 171.
Big Rapids’ wrestling team was fifth on Saturday in the 11-team Reed City Invitational. Big Rapids got first places from Nate Weckesser at 130 pounds Alim Muhammad at 140 pounds, and second places from Nick Worden at 125 pounds and Desean Griffin at 152 pounds.
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