BOYS BASKETBALL
North Muskegon 48, Ravenna 42
This was a physical, hard-fought battle between two familiar opponents. Ravenna’s Dylan May caught fire early, drilling four three-pointers in the first half and scoring 16 of Ravenna’s first 24 points. North Muskegon adjusted defensively, mixed up coverages, and earned a halftime edge. Ravenna responded with a strong third quarter to stay within striking distance, but North Muskegon made just enough plays late. The difference came at the free-throw line, where NM went 11-for-12 to close out the win.
Top Scorers:
- North Muskegon:
- Adam Dugener – 21 points, 4 assists;
- David Markiewicz – 8 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists;
- Brody Frees – 5 points, 6 rebounds
- Ravenna: Dylan May – 24 points;
- Zeke Erler – 7 points;
- Brody Karchinski – 6 points
Mason County Central 63, Hesperia 24
MCC wasted no time asserting control, jumping out to a 20–5 lead after the first quarter. Defensive pressure fueled turnovers and transition scoring as MCC continued to pull away. The Spartans scored at will inside and dominated the rebounding battle, turning in a complete team performance.
Top Scorers:
- MCC: Cole VanderHaag – 22 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals;
- Trent Hawke – 14 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals;
- Michael Chye – 7 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals;
- Gannon Hansen – 6 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists
- Hesperia:
- Malakai Sellers – 9 points
Oakridge 53, Montague 50
Montague controlled the first half, taking a 29–20 lead into the break. Oakridge responded with a dominant third quarter, outscoring Montague 20–5 to seize momentum. The game came down to the final seconds, when Oakridge executed an out-of-bounds play and Chase Dutton converted the game-winning basket with six seconds remaining.
Top Scorers:
- Oakridge: Logan Huston – 22 points;
- Chase Dutton – 14 points;
- Dallas Meyers – 8 points
- Montague: Cole Herremans – 19 points;
- Logan Hansen – 9 points;
- Karter Johnson – 7 points
Orchard View 79, Shelby 78 (2OT)
Orchard View erased a 31–23 halftime deficit and outscored Shelby 21–13 in the fourth quarter to force overtime. The Cardinals edged the Tigers in double overtime to secure the dramatic win.
Top Scorers:
- Orchard View:
- Terrio Cosse 17,
- Tyshaun Smith 16,
- Damari Wright 16
- Shelby:
- Eli Kelley 21,
- Leighton Belasco 18,
- Trevor Weiss 15
Whitehall 62, Orchard View 46
The Vikings opened the night in a deficit but settled in quickly to take a 12-10 lead after one. Whitehall carried that momentum into the second quarter, outscoring the Cardinals 16-7 to build a 28-17 halftime advantage. The Vikings maintained the pace after the break and controlled the final two quarters to seal the conference win.
Top Scorers:
- Whitehall:
- Corde Anderson: 22 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals
- Elijah Smith: 19 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals, 4 assists, 2 blocks
- Alex Winczewski: 12 points
- Orchard View:
- Terrio Cosse: 12 points
- Tyshaun Smith: 12 points
Muskegon 84, Reeths-Puffer 36
Muskegon put the game away with a dominant third quarter, holding Reeths-Puffer scoreless. James Martin delivered a monster performance to lead the Big Reds.
Top Scorers:
- Muskegon:
- James Martin 40,
- Arquez Petty 11
- Reeths-Puffer:
- Marvin Moore 10,
- Henry Mitchelson 10
Fremont 43, Manistee 39
In a back-and-forth battle featuring eight ties, Fremont made the final plays down the stretch, sealing the win with a late three-point play.
Top Scorers:
- Fremont:
- Mossen Green 13,
- Breckin Kooistra 12
- Manistee:
- Landin Sowa 16
Hart 72, Holton 17
Hart dominated from the opening tip, racing to a 15–3 first-quarter lead and cruising to the lopsided conference win.
Top Scorers:
- Hart:
- Caleb Ackley 19,
- Kolton Rockwell 11
- Holton:
- Team scoring limited
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Shelby 58, Oakridge 14
Shelby remained undefeated by building a commanding 29–6 halftime lead and cruising to a conference win with balanced scoring and defensive intensity.
Top Scorers:
- Shelby:
- Jayna Burmeister 16,
- Michelle Peterson 15,
- Annabelle Stark 14
- Oakridge:
- Johonna Lundquist 5
WMC 68, Hesperia 17
WMC set the tone immediately, opening the game with four quick three-pointers and racing to a 26–2 first-quarter lead. Defensive pressure created steals and transition opportunities all night long. The Warriors had every player who dressed score in the game, showcasing depth and unselfish play.
Top Scorers:
- WMC:
- Madie Folkema – 25 points, 14 steals, 8 rebounds;
- Maddy Sytsema – 12 points, 10 rebounds;
- Eveline Derdowski – 14 points, 6 steals, 4 assists
- Hesperia:
- Team scoring limited by defensive pressure
Ludington 57, Mason County Central 26
Ludington used relentless full-court pressure to force turnovers and jump out to a 15–2 first-quarter lead. The Orioles controlled the pace throughout, leading 27–5 at halftime and never allowing MCC to recover.
Top Scorers:
- Ludington:
- Madelyn Kenyon 14,
- Hestyn Stowe 11,
- Claire Keith 10
- Mason County Central:
- Jacee Myer 11,
- Aubrey Chye 9
Hart 79, Montague 23
Hart exploded out of the gate with a 26–3 first-quarter run and never slowed down, dominating both ends of the floor in a lopsided conference victory.
Top Scorers:
- Hart:
- Rilynn Porter 21,
- Reese Smith 16,
- Aurora Virtanen 14
- Montague:
- Gentry Knop 5,
- Addi Smith 5
Other Scores
- Boys
- Ludington 88, Benzie Central 75
- Mason County Central 31, Onekama 29
- Fruitport 68, Hopkins 47
- Hudsonville Unity Christian 73, Spring Lake 52
- Mona Shores 56, Caledonia 44
- Muskegon 84, Reeths Puffer 36
- Girls
- Big Rapids 63, Manistee 45
- Muskegon Catholic Central 74, Orchard View 40
- Newaygo 50, Orchard View 31
- Shelby 47, Onekama 44
- North Muskegon 40, Holland Black River 31
- Hopkins 42, Fruitport 31
- Spring Lake 40, Hudsonville Unity Christian 33
- Caledonia 47, Mona Shores 35
- Muskegon 69, Reeths Puffer 42
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