Prep basketball

Scores, stats from across the state of Michigan in boys and girls hoops

Boys Basketball

Ann Arbor Pioneer 57, Bedford 56: Deric Murray led Piooner with 18 points and four rebounds. Jordan Currie also added nine points and 15 rebounds.

Armada 66, Yale 50: Mitch Ruczynski led Armada (6-7, 4-4 BWAC) with 19 points. Adam Job scored 12 points. Dylan Szafranski chipped in 11 points and seven steals, and Drew Davis also added 10 points. Mark Donnellon paced Yale (6-7, 4-3 BWAC) with 14 points.

Belleville 83, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 38: Gabe Brown led Belleville (11-2, 6-1 WWAC Blue) with 30 points. Davion Williams scored 14 points. Kamare Carey added nine points and nine assists, and Matt Bradley also chipped in 10 points. Malik Rogers paced Crestwood (10-4, 3-4 WWAC Blue) with 15 points.

Bellevue 73, Climax-Scotts 26: Gino Costello led Bellevue (11-1, 8-1 SCAA)  with 15 points and eight assists.

Berrien Springs 60, Parchment 52

Birmingham Seaholm 45, Oxford 33: Graham Girdler led Seaholm (6-6, 2-3 OAA Blue) with 18 points. Cooper Mixon also added 10 points. Ray Levine paced Oxford (11-2, 3-2 OAA Blue) with 14 points.

Breckenridge 65, Vestaburg 46: Jack Staley led Breckenridge (10-1, 7-1 MSAC) with 26 points. Carter Staley also added 15 points. Seth Stratton paced Vestaburg (5-5, 5-3 MSAC) with 19 points, five rebounds and three steals. Noah Johnston also added 14 points, 10 rebounds, three blocks and three steals.

Brown City 58, Harbor Beach 40: Calvin Cook led Brown City with 21 points. Andrew Geiger also added 14 points and eight rebounds. Ryan Siemen paced Harbor Beach with 20 points.

Clarkston Everest Collegiate 63, Chesterfield Township Austin Catholic 25: Trevor Myers led Clarkston (9-4, 7-1 Catholic East) with 15 points, and Michael Nardone also added 11 points. Alex Radwick paced Austin (0-11, 0-8 with nine points.

Clinton Township Clintondale 62, Warren Lincoln 58: Richard Washington scored 16 points for Clintondale (4-11) while Ryan Petty added 12. Jaylen Passmore scored 21 points in the loss for Lincoln (7-8).

Dearborn Divine Child 64, Madison Heights Bishop Foley 42: Jordan Jones led Divine Child with 16 points. Ryan Michael and Sam Siepker each scored 10 points for Bishop Foley.

Dearborn Fordson 47, Redford Thurston 44: Yousuf Farhat led Fordson (5-10) with 21 points. Hamze Elzayat added 15 points. Karlos Berry paced Thurston (5-8) with 13 points.

Dearborn Heights Annapolis 61, Livonia Clarenceville 15: Alex Ismail led Annapolis (8-4, 5-2 WWAC Red) with 22 points and nine rebounds. Larry Rivers III also added 10 points, five steals and four assists.

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 67, Dearborn 62: Shannon Woods led Robichaud (10-2, 6-1 WWAC Red) with 30 points and six assists. Daryl Lockhart also added 22 points and five rebounds. Hassan Beydoun paced Dearborn with 18 points.

Dearborn Henry Ford Academy 70, Taylor Trillium Academy 23: Trevion Williams filled the stat sheet with 35 points, 23 rebounds and five assist for Henry Ford (9-5). Jaylin Styles added eight points and 10 assist. Daiveon Kennedy scored nine points in the loss for Trillium (0-10).

Detroit Cass Tech 50, Detroit Henry Ford 45: Leonard Silas scored 19 points, five assist and five steals for Cass Tech (12-3). Jalen Tobias added 10 points and eight rebounds. Malik Harris scored 14 points for Henry Ford (8-8).

Detroit Davis Aerospace 55, Detroit Central 31: Grady Burton led Aerospace (6-4) with 18 points. Marquise Hudson added 12 points and 10 rebounds, and Edmen Stewart also chipped in 11 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks. Tre’Von Hill led Central (4-12) with 23 points and 10 rebounds. DeMario Bell also added 13 rebounds and seven blocks.

Detroit Martin Luther King 66, Detroit East English Village 60: Jessie Scarber led with 17 points and 10 assist for King (11-3). John Massey Jr. added 12 points and 10 rebounds while Drayvon Taylor scored 10.

Detroit Northwestern 91, Detroit Cody 81: Steve Pearson led Northwestern (11-2, 11-0 PSL West) with 30 points. Kylin Shipp added 25 points. Deshawn Hardnet also chipped in 20 points. William Palmer led Cody (10-5, 5-5 PSL West) with 26 points. Kyle Jones also added 16 points.

Detroit Pershing 73, Detroit Edison 71 F/OT: Ron Hill hit a three to win the game for Pershing (4-11). D’Juan Field led with 24 points while Patrick Hatchet added 15 points. Deontate Johsnon scored 18 points in loss for DEPSA.

Detroit Southeastern 73, Detroit Denby 49: Cody Currie led Southeastern (9-7, 5-5 PSL East) with 15 points and 13 rebounds. Marcel Wilkins added 17 points, and Davon Pippen also chipped in 13 points. Tonato Tutt paced Denby (6-4 PSL East) with 16 points.

Ecorse 53, Melvindale ABT 51: Kaleb Maddox led with 19 points for Ecorse (4-9) while Kyron Terrell added 16. Elijah Smith led with 22 points and 19 rebounds in the loss for Melvindale (2-8).

Flushing 66, Fenton 43

Grand Rapids Catholic Central 67, Sparta 51: Justin Bradford and Ben Wilcox each scored 14 points for Sparta.

Grandville 52, East Kentwood 51

Grant 57, Stanton Central Montcalm 54: Carter Chase led Grant with 24 points. Gunther Ebels paced Stanton with 18 points.

Grosse Pointe North 72, Warren Mott 57: North (10-4, 8-1 MAC White) was led by Dillon Webb with 21 points. Steven Levick added 20 points, and Sheldon Cage also chipped in 13 points. Jaalon Brown paced Mott with 17 points, and Tyler Gillery also scored 16 points.

Grosse Pointe South 61, L’Anse Creuse North 53: Zane Drapper scored 18 points for Gross Pointe (8-3) while Brandon Buszka added 14 points and 11 rebounds. Julian Harral scored 11 points.

Hamtramck 54, Detroit University Prep Science & Math 37: Jermaine Byas led Hamtramck (10-3) with 15 points, nine steals and four assists. Charles Shannon added nine points, six rebounds, seven steals and five assists. Cyir Riley paced Detroit with 15 points.

Hazel Park 58, Troy Athens 53: David Hearns led Hazel Park (10-2, 5-0 OAA White) with 14 points. Khari Adams also chipped in 14 points. Brendt Stephens led Troy Athens (6-7, 1-3 OAA White) with 10 points. Jacob Brantley also added 10 points.

Hillsdale 75, Ida 40

Imlay City 67, Richmond 55: Griffin Schirmer led Imlay City (7-6, 6-2) with 25 points, 12 rebounds, four assists and three blocks. Chase Churchill led Richmond (10-2, 7-1) with 22 points, and Anthony Tavano also added 20 points.

Lansing Sexton 69, Jackson 59: Marquise Robinson and Shonte Suddeth each scored 17 points for Jackson.

Macomb Dakota 88, Sterling Heights Stevenson 50: Jermaine Jackson Jr. had a monster game with 31 points, six assist and two steals for Dakota (12-3). Jack Valentine scored 18 points and 15 rebounds while Thomas Kithier added 14 points and nine rebounds. Brandon Michrina scored 17 points for Stevenson (5-8).

Marlette 61, Ubly 46: Isaac Dale led Marlette with 17 points. Barret George also added 16 points.

Martin 62, Eau Claire 54: Tanner Curry led Martin (8-5, 5-1) with 27 points, 18 rebounds and five assists. Carter Hilton also added 21 points.

New Haven 77, East Detroit 38: Romeo Weems led New Haven (13-1, 9-0 MAC Blue) with 25 points, 12 rebounds and seven steals. Tavares Oliver added 15 points, and Ashton Sherrell also chipped in 10 points and 11 rebounds.

North Farmington 80, Bloomfield Hills 66: Amari Hardy put up 35 points for Farmington (6-7). Nate Brooks added 17 points while Kevin Edwards scored 12. Tyler Canfield scored 20 points in the loss for Bloomfield (8-5) while Josh Jones added 17.

North Muskegon 55, Shelby 41: Spencer Brown paced Shelby with 21 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks.

Okemos 55, Grand Ledge 44: Jordan Henry scored 16 points for Okemos (10-3). Nick Goedel scored 12 points in the loss for Grand Ledge (6-7).

Onaway 65, Central Lake 55: Keyton Brewer led with 27 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks for Onaway (5-6). Trevor Wregglesworth scored 11 points and eight rebounds.

Ortonville Brandon 57, Linden 51: Isaac DeJose led Brandon with 16 points. Nolan Tews added 13 points and 10 rebounds, and Ethan Hunt also chipped in 10 points, nine rebounds, seven assists and five steals. Aaron Sarkon paced Linden with 17 points, and Cole Sarkon also added 13 points.

Peck 61, Carsonville-Port Sanilac 49: Dylan Dankenbring led Peck (8-6, 6-3 NCTL) with 25 points and 18 rebounds. Kody LaFleur also added 10 points. Tony Nugent led Carsonville with 22 points.

Plymouth 73, Livonia Churchill 51: Tariq Woody led with 22 points and 13 rebounds for Plymouth (7-7). Joe Robb scored 11 while Zach Beatle added 10. Evan Cummins scored nine points in the loss for Churchill (2-12).

Quincy 54, Athens 34: William Dunn led Quincy (10-3, 7-1 Big 8) with 19 points and seven rebounds. Nathan Karney added 10 points, eight assists, five rebounds and five steals.

Redford Union 44, Garden City 29: Eric McCarter led Redford Union with 13 points. Cameron Walter paced Garden City with nine points.

River Rouge 57, Detroit Voyager 17: Draquan Bell put up 20 points and six rebounds for Rouge. Darian Owens-White scored 17 points and seven assist.

Romulus 91, Dearborn Edsel Ford 52: Jaren English scored 17 points for Romulus (10-2). Kaevon Merriweather scored 15 points. Jalal Baydoun scored 17 points for Edsel Ford (3-9).

St Clair Shores Lake Shore 55, Port Huron Northern 42: Ricky Dixon led Lake Shore (13-2, 9-0 MAC Gold) with 20 points. Cortez Jackson also added 10 points. Nick Tremble paced Port Huron with 13 points.

Salem 61, South Lyon East 47: Shawn Srivistava and Camren Barden each scored 12 points for Salem. Chris Kaminski paced South Lyon East with 17 points.

Southfield Christian 69, Oakland Christian 37: Bryce Washington led Southfield (10-2, 8-0) with 19 points, and Brock Washington also added 11 points and 10 rebounds. Seth Williams paced Oakland with 11 points.

Stoney Creek 45, Birmingham Groves 43: Mike Melaragni led with 12 points for Stoney Creek (11-3) while Nate Davis added 10. Charles Jones scored 13 points for Groves (7-6) while Marcus Pittman added 13.

Taylor Kennedy 69, Taylor Truman 64: Deontae Wilson led Kennedy (5-7, 5-3 Downriver) with 34 points. Chris Dobessi also added 20 points. Ramoy Anglin paced Truman (5-8, 2-6 Downriver) with 14 points.

Troy 58, Pontiac 23: Jason Dietz led Troy (10-2, 3-1 OAA White) with 15 points. Leon Ayers also added 13 points.

Utica Eisenhower 66, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 60: Brandon Munn led Eisenhower (7-7, 3-6 MAC Red) with 18 points. Chris Mickovski and Matt Donahue each scored 13 points. D’lano Woods paced Chippewa Valley (4-10, 2-7 MAC Red) with 16 points and 10 rebounds.

Utica Ford II 61, Roseville 34: Alex Iafrate led Utica Ford II (8-6, 7-2 MAC White) with 19 points. Donnie Schuster also added 14 points. Austin Lorentzen paced Roseville with 11 points.

Warren De La Salle 71, Detroit Novi Catholic Central 50: Luke Pfromm led Warren (8-7, 4-3 Catholic Central League) with 30 points. Kole Gjonaj also added 13 points. Gio Genrich paced CC (9-6, 3-4 Catholic Central League) with 15 points.

Wayne Memorial 60, Canton 58 F/OT: Terrence Williams led Wayne (11-2, 7-1 KLAA South) with 15 points. Napier Bryant also added 12 points. Vinson Sigmon paced Canton (8-6, 5-3) with 20 points. B. Artis White also chipped in 13 points.

West Bloomfield 57, Southfield A&T 55: Kevin McAdoo led with 19 points, eight assist and six rebounds for West Bloomfield (9-5). Tre Mosley scored 12 points while Tyler Davis added 11. Michael Flowers scored 20 points for Southfield (4-7) while Brandon Rucker added 14.

Westland John Glenn 67, Livonia Franklin 40: Christian Agnew led Glenn with 27 points. Joe Moon IV added 13 points, and Khalil Wright also chipped in 10 points.

Woodhaven 55, Trenton 39: Joshua Warren led Woodhaven (9-4, 7-1 Downriver) with 20 points and 10 assists. Weshawn Warren also added 15 points and 10 rebounds. Robert Barker paced Trenton with 15 points.

Girls Basketball

Allen Park 46, Lincoln Park 12: Chloe Bateman led Allen Park (10-4, 7-3 Downriver) with 12 points.

Allen Park Cabrini 42, Wixom St. Catherine of Siena 37: Grace Gulowksi paced Wixom (8-6) with 13 points.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 44, Bedford 30: Asaria Turman led Pioneer (10-4) with 15 points.

Bellevue 56, Climax-Scotts 40: Gabby Costello led Bellevue (12-4, 9-3 SCAA) with 13 points, 20 rebounds and six steals. Bailey Whitcomb added 12 points and 10 rebounds, and Modaina Angus also chipped 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Berrien Springs 45, Parchment 36

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 47, Belleville 40: Miya Barakat led with 21 points for Crestwood (9-5) while Alicia Ortiz added 11. Victoria Perez scored 22 points for Bellville (10-4) in the loss.

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 62, Dearborn 57: Kamaria McDaniel scored 27 points and 10 rebounds for Robichaud (9-5). Kayla Brown scored 15 points while Tierra Fisher added 14 points and 11 rebounds. Isabelle Clark scored 18 points in the loss for Dearborn (10-4) while Harper Vandenbosch added 15.

Farmington Hills Mercy 50, Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 34: Chloe Godbold led Mercy (13-2, 11-1 Catholic Central Division) with 14 points, and Jenna Schluter also added 11 points. Mary Jenkins paced Ann Arbor (8-5, 7-4 Catholic Central Division) with 10 points.

Gibraltar Carlson 47, Southgate Anderson 41: Bailey Mruzik led Carlson (5-5 Downriver) with 15 points. Rebecca Zilka also added 13 points and 11 rebounds. Julia Bogart paced Anderson with 15 points.

Grand Blanc 40, Milford 37: Abby Knapp paced Milford with 13 points. Mallory Barrett also added seven points and 11 rebounds.

Grant 52, Stanton Central Montcalm 47 F/OT: Libby Ledford paced Stanton with 13 points.

Hartland 41, Brighton 30: Graysen Cockerham led Hartland (13-1, 8-0 KLAA West) with 15 points. Whitney Sollom also added 14 points. Sophia Eziekan paced Brighton (10-4, 5-3 KLAA West) with 16 points.

Kent City 43, White Cloud 30: Kaitlyn Geers led Kent City (12-3, 7-0) in scoring with 14 points. Teanna McCuaig also added 12 points.

Lansing Christian 53, Maple Valley 20

Lapeer 55, Davison 46: Sam Thick led Lapeer with 15 points, and Lisa West also added 14 points.

Macomb Lutheran North 49, Dearborn Divine Child 40: Ashley Thomas scored 16 points for North (8-6). Hannah Milligan added 15 points. Elena Welker scored 11 points for Divine Child (6-9).

Muskegon Mona Shores 72, Muskegon 47: Miss Basketball candidate Jordan Walker led Mona Shores (12-3, 6-1 OK Black) with a monstrous 39 points (11/12 FT), 12 rebounds, six steals and three assists. Alyza Winston also added 16 points, four assists and three rebounds. Muskegon was paced by Tierra Williams with 11 points and seven rebounds.

Northville 65, Livonia Stevenson 27: Brook Adams led Northville (13-1, 6-0 KLAA Central) with 12 points.

Novi 39, South Lyon 25: Cara Ninkovich led Novi with 12 points.

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 60, Sparta 16

Oakland Christian 30, Southfield Christian 24: Madison Calone led Oakland with 14 points.

Plymouth 34, Livonia Churchill 20: Chantal LeDoux led Plymouth (6-8, 5-3 KLAA South) with 11 points, while Mikayla Rose also added 10 points.

Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 44, Chandler Park Academy 32: Sarah Stewart scored 11 points for Prep (7-8) while Ceila Gaynor added 10. Anyan Kennedy scored 13 points for Chandler Park (9-7).

Redford Union 37, Garden City 30: Johnnia Steele led Redford Union with 22 points.

River Rouge 41, Detroit Consortium 27: Asia Turner led Rouge with 12 points, 13 rebounds and five assists. Tyesha Currie added 13 rebounds, and Curtisey Williams also chipped in six points, six rebounds, four assists and four steals. Angel Gainey paced Consortium (6-4) with 15 points.

Romulus 45, Dearborn Edsel Ford 39: Kenndi Fulwylie led with 16 points for Romulus (10-2). Allia Hamood scored 17 points for Edsel Ford (2-11).

St. Joseph 45, Stevensville Lakeshore 37: Sarah Dubbert led Lakeshore with 20 points, and Taylor Wagner also added 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 64, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 32: Tiffany Fenerius led Waterford (12-3, 10-0 Catholic North) with 22 points. Isabelle Kline also added 16 points, and Sophia Hadash chipped in 11 points. Lexi Dietz paced Cranbrook with 20 points.

Watervliet 54, Saugatuck 42: Logan Mizwicki led Watervliet with 19 points, six rebounds and four steals.

Woodhaven 48, Trenton 45: Therese Hebda paced Trenton with 12 points and 12 rebounds.

Ypsilanti Community 49, Dexter 20: Sandra Guilford led Ypsilanti (14-0) with 17 points.

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Allen Park 68, Taylor Kennedy 53: Antonio Mangiapane led with 23 points for Allen Park (8-5). Donovan Ebo added 11 points. Nathan Braley put up 12 points in the loss for Kennedy (5-8).

Allen Park Inter-city Baptist 67, Novi Franklin Road Christian 47: Nathaniel Pardo scored 19 points to lead Inter-city Baptist (3-11). Cameron Hunter added 17 while Max Walker put up 11 points. Rahman Skruggs scored 20 points in the loss for Road Christian (2-12) while Max Holeman added 13.

Battle Creek Central 66, Portage Northern 29: Jahmiel Wade and Orlando Lee each scored 12, while Juan Warren scored 10 for Central (12-2).

Birmingham Seaholm 56, Clawson 52 (OT): Kourtney Manley hit the game-tying three-pointer at the buzzer to send the game to overtime and finished with 22 points for Clawson (2-12).

Detroit Cass Tech 65, Detroit Southeastern 45: Marcus Gibbs put up 11 points for Cass Tech (13-3). Leonard Silas, Chris Murray and Randy Gilbert each added 10 points. Marcell Wilkins and Cody Curry each scored 13 points in the loss for Southeastern.

Detroit East English Village 102, Detroit Cody 64: David DeJulius had 23 points, while Greg Elliott scored 22 for East English Village. Kyle Jones finished with 25 points for Cody (10-6).

Detroit Northwestern 67, Detroit Osborn 65: DeShaun Hardnett hit the go-ahead layup late in the fourth quarter to lift Northwestern (12-3, 11-1 PSL) over visiting Osborn. Cameron Lamarr and Steve Pearson each scored 18 for Northwestern. Armonee Felder had 30 points for Osborn.

Detroit Old Redford 70, Detroit Public Safety 68: Bobby Walton hit the game-winning layup for Old Redford (8-7). Walton finished with 23 points while Rocket Watts added 24 points. Jawan Snobby scored 14 points and 11 rebounds. Vincent McKinney led with 14 points in the loss for Public Safety (8-4) while Steve Burgess had 15.

Detroit Pershing 82, Detroit Frederick Douglass 65: Ron Hill led with 22 points for Pershing in the opening round of the DPSL playoffs while D’juan Steel added 21. Patrick Hatcher scored 17 points. Janard Smith Jr. put up 22 points for Fredrick Douglass in the loss.

Detroit University Prep 55, Auburn Hills Avondale 53: Derrick Bryant Jr. hit the go ahead jump shot in the final seconds to seal the victory for University Prep (12-3). Bryant finished with 14 points. Travis Smith scored 24 points. Dreshawn Allen led with 18 points in the loss for Avondale (11-4).

Detroit University Prep Science and Math 71, Taylor Prep 53: Christian Baker had 15 points and eight assists, while Michael Bryant added 25 points and 12 rebounds for Science and Math (6-6).

Kingston 46, Peck 42: Grant Kohler led with 17 points for Kingston while Nathan Cloyd added 14. Dillon Dankenbring scored 14 points and 12 rebounds for Peck (8-7) while Zach Dudley scored 12 points.

Marine City Cardinal Mooney 51, Riverview Richard 49: Bryant Williams hit a game-winning layup to secure the win for Mooney (7-8). Williams finished with 15 while Daniel Everhart scored 21 points and 10 assist. Taj Magee scored 14 points for Richard (14-1).

Northville 63, South Lyon East 34: Jake Justice had 22 points and seven rebounds, while Colin Latta finished with eight points for Northville (9-6, 5-4 KLAA Central). Demani Martin had 12 points for East (3-12, 0-9).

River Rouge 81, Melvindale AB&T 44: Draquan Bell led with 17 points and seven rebounds for Rouge (14-1). Dalen Parker added 13 points. Jamar Sanders scored 16 points in the loss for Melvindale (2-10).

Romulus 74, Birmingham Detroit Country Day 62: Dylan Price finished with 26 points and eight rebounds, while Jaren English added 15 points for Romulus (11-2).

Sterling Heights 66, Lakeview 34: Josh Davis scored 14 points for Sterling Heights (12-2). Antonio Sinisthtaj added 12 points. Joe Charette scored nine points for Lakeview (2-13).

Utica Eisenhower 64, Gross Pointe South 56: Dante Candela led with 23 points for Eisenhower (8-7). Matt Donahue put up 12 points. Brennan Buszka scored 24 points for South (9-6) in the loss.

Utica Ford 61, Gross Pointe North 52: Donnie Schuster scored 17 points for Utica Ford (9-5). Kenyatta Byron scored 10 points while Alek Ivanovic added 10 of his own. Dillon Web had a game high 18 points in the loss for North (10-5).

Walled Lake Central 61, White Lake Lakeland 53: Christian Isso had 16 points and four rebounds, while Anthony Qarana scored 15 for Central (10-5, 6-3 KLAA North). Cass Phillips had 16 points for Lakeland (5-9, 3-6).

Warren De La Salle 51, Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 48: Josh Vaillancourt had 14 points, while Luke Pfromm scored 12 for De La Salle (9-7, 5-3 Catholic). Clarence Wilson had 17 points for St. Mary’s (8-8, 3-4).

Warren Michigan Collegiate 91, Macomb Lutheran North 61: Jordan Davis finished with 28 points, 15 rebounds and seven assists, while Ty Lawrence added 22 points and six assists for Michigan Collegiate (14-2). Drew Arft had 20 points for North (12-3).

Warren Mott 88, Romeo 71: Tyler Gillery put up 22 points for Mott (8-6) while Howard Turner scored 16. Mario Ready scored 12 points. Blake McCray scored a game-high 25 points in the loss for Romeo (6-8).

Wayne Memorial 51, Livonia Franklin 45: Rashad Williams had 21 points, while Isaiah Lewis scored 12 for Memorial (12-3, 8-1 KLAA South). Mark Mettie had 22 points for Franklin (2-12, 0-9).

West Bloomfield Frankel Jewish Academy 50, Chesterfield Twp. Austin Catholic 44: Paul Schmitz had 14 points, while Jordan Salesin scored 13 for Frankel (2-13, 2-6 Catholic). Alex Radwick had 16 points for Austin Catholic (0-12, 0-9).

Westland John Glenn 79, Plymouth 63: Joe Moon put up 26 points for Glenn (13-1) while Daijon Parker added 16. Anthony Crump led with 22 points for Plymouth (7-8) while Tariq Woody scored 17.

Woodhaven 60, Southgate 43: Washaun Warren led with 13 points for Woodhaven (10-4) while Deondre Walker added 12.

Girls basketball

Allen Park 31, Taylor Kennedy 25: Abbie Slate led with 16 points for Allen Park (11-4).

Athens 46, Concord 42: Jillayne Wheeler led with 16 points for Athens (10-5) while Noelle Fuller added eight points, six rebounds and four steals. Gracie Clark scored 16 points in the loss for Concord (8-8).

Bellville 51, Lincoln 25: Victoria Perez put up 18 points, seven rebounds and two steals for Bellville (11-4). Katlyn Sherwood added 12 points and eight rebounds.

Bloomfield Hills 56, Royal Oak 49: Maryan Hashim finished with 16 points, while Victorie Franklin scored 14 for Bloomfield Hills (14-1, 7-0 OAA White). Jessica Adams had 13 points, while Mikea Williams scored 11 for Royal Oak (11-5, 5-2).

Birmingham Groves 56, Hazel Park 33: Sha Carter finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds, while Sacha Tyler scored eight for Groves (13-2, 7-0 OAA Gold).

Detroit Community 45, Detroit Henry Ford 32: Passion Hargrove led with 26 points and five assist for Community (3-4). Jada Broner score 10 points for Ford (1-4) in the loss.

Hartland 33, Howell 28: Graysen Cockerham and Lexey Tobel each scored 11 for Hartland (14-1, 9-0 KLAA West). Alexis Miller finished with 12 points for Howell (13-2, 7-2).

Ionia 52, Lakewood 47: Jaylann Williams scored 24 points for Ionia (8-7).

Macomb Lutheran North 28, Warren Regina 27: Ashleigh Thomas made the game-winning basket with less than 45 seconds left and finished with 12 points for North (9-6, 6-6 Catholic).

North Farmington 51, Rochester Adams 32: Cherney scored 15 points for Farmington (12-5). Maggie Rogers scored nine points for Adams (5-9).

Plymouth 56, Westland Glenn 50: Chantal LeDoux led with 22 points for Plymouth (7-8). Alexa Ebeling added nine while Sydney McCaig scored nine. Sharon Woodard scored 18 points for Glenn (4-11) in the loss while Carly Loving added 13.

River Rouge 75, Melvindale AB&T 15: Lamariyee Williams scored 10 points, 10 assist and six steals for Rouge (11-4). Moriyah Hamell scored 20 points, six assist and three steals. Asia Turner put up 15 points and 10 rebounds.

Romulus 47, Garden City 35: Julianna Blevins had 14 points, while Kenedi Hall added 13 points for Romulus. Kayley Hewer and Alicia Ascencio each scored eight for Garden City (6-9).

Troy Athens 37, Oak Park 32: Maddie Crum led with 10 points and six rebounds for Athens (8-7). Nicole Hughes scored eight points. Anaya Springer out up 12 points in the loss for Oak Park.

Utica 37, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 31: Lindsay Levelle and Emily Suchoski each scored 14 points for Utica (9-7). Celia Gaynor scored 11 points for Prep (7-9).

Ypsilanti 75, Marine City 29: Adrian Anderson led with 16 points for Ypsilanti (16-0) while Kayla Knight added 15. Mari Petree scored 14 points.

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Cornerstone Health and Technology 69, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 54: Jamal Cain led Cornerstone Health and Technology (11-4) with 27 points, 17 rebounds, five assists and four blocks. Robert Carpenter had 20 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks. Davion Bradford had 10 points and five assists. Daryl Lockhart scored 15 points and Kenvin Simpson added 10 points for Robichaud (11-3).

Fife Lake Forest Area 76, Onaway 63 (OT): Hollis Thomas led Fife Lake Forest Area (6-6) with 27 points. Cody Schelske added 15 points. Keaton Brewer had 28 points and 12 rebounds for Onaway (6-7). Trevor Wregglesworth had 26 points, 10 assists, eight rebounds and four steals. Cody Cruse had 16 points, eight rebounds and four steals. Cody Neelis had 10 points.

Girls basketball

Dearborn Henry Ford Academy 50, Romulus Summit 4: Jada Williams led Henry Ford Academy (12-4) with 17 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks. Lauren Whitford had 10 points, three rebounds and three assists. Summit is 3-5.

Farmington Hills Mercy 47, Allen Park 25: Chloe Godbold scored 15 points for Mercy (14-2). Lexi Thomas added seven points. Izzy Slate and Kendall Hamilton each scored seven points for Allen Park (11-5).

Macomb Dakota 42, Grosse Pointe North 30: Emily Langolf scored 14 points for Dakota (11-5, 6-4 MAC Red). Tara Bieniewicz added nine points. Congratulations to Phil McCune for his 200th girls’ varsity win. Meghan Gallagher scored eight points for North (9-7, 4-6).

Macomb Lutheran North 31, Center Line 26: Hannah Milligan scored 11 points for North (10-6). Lauren Mow added seven points. Camryn Gibbs scored nine points for Center Line (10-5).

River Rouge 74, Taylor Prep 13: Moriyah Hamell led River Rouge (12-4) with 22 points, four steals and four assists. Asia Turner had 10 points and 10 rebounds.  Lamariyee Williams had 10 points, 10 steals and five assists. Serena Curtis scored seven points for Prep (0-9).

Prep basketball

Girls Basketball

Detroit Country Day 75, Grosse Pointe South 39: Destiny Pitts had 24 points, and Kaela Webb recorded 15 points for Country Day (15-0). Additionally, Tyler Bennett added 11 points, and Maxine Moore chipped in 10 points for Country Day.

Jonesville 40, Athens 32: Jillayne Wheeler recorded 13 points for Athens (10-6, 6-5 Big 8), while Sam Dunn finished with nine points for Jonesville (13-4, 9-2 Big 8).

Royal Oak Shrine 45, Novi Franklin Road 35: Audrey North had 12 points, and Rebecca Kruliski contributed 10 points for Shrine. Additionally, Reagan Mumford had 12 points and three blocks, while Daria Boboc had 10 points and nine boards for Franklin Road (12-4).

Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 55, Detroit Edison 41: Rozhane Wells had 13 points and five steals, while Adrienne Anderson added 11 points and seven boards for Arbor Prep (17-0). Additionally, Mari Petree finished with 10 points and six rebounds for Arbor Prep. In the loss for Edison (15-3), Gabrielle Elliot and Rickea Jackson each finished with 14 points.

Boys Basketball

Farmington 54, Lake Orion 49: Farmington (11-4) was led by Jay Kirby, who finished with 17 points. Additionally, Jordan Graham added 12 points, and Ray Bryant chipped in with 10 points for Farmington.

Oxford 64, Berkley 47: Ray Luvine led Oxford (12-2) with 17 points, while Michael Raisch added 16 points and eight rebounds.

Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 69, Clinton Township Clintondale 58: Kyle Hensley had 20 points, 14 rebounds and eight blocks, while Micah McLain finished with 18 points, six assists and nine rebounds for Parkway Christian (10-2). Also, Luke Stricker chipped in 17 points, three steals and five boards for Parkway Christian.

West Bloomfield 64, Troy 61: Kevin McAdoo scored a game-high 34 points, and Tre Harvey recorded 18 points for West Bloomfield (10-5). Additionally, Troy (10-4, 3-2 OAA White) was led by Jason Dietz, who finished with 27 points. Additionally, Danny Sully added 10 points for Troy.

Men’s College Hoops

Wayne State 68, Michigan Tech 47: Chuck Key and Ronald Booth each had 18 points for Wayne St. (13-8, 10-7 GLIAC), while Kyle Monroe finished with a game-high 25 points for Tech (13-11, 11-6 GLIAC).

Women’s College Hoops

Michigan Tech 79, Wayne State 61: The Huskies (16-6, 12-5 GLIAC) were led by Elizabeth Kelliher, who recorded a game-high 21 points. Additionally, in the loss for Wayne St. (7-17, 4-13 GLIAC), Nastassja Chambers recorded a team-high 15 points.

Prep basketball

Boys Basketball

Allen Park 55, Southgate Anderson 51: Antonio Mangiapane put up 23 points for Allen Park (9-5) while Donovan Ebo added 16. Jace Matkin scored 10 points for Anderson (7-8).

Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 58, Plymouth Christian 48: Nathaniel Pardo led Allen Park (4-11, 3-7 MIAC Blue) with 24 points. Mason Howell also scored 12 points. Matt Malcolm paced Plymouth (9-6, 6-4 MIAC Blue) with 19 points.

Almont 46, Imlay City 34: Chase Kapron led Almont (11-3, 8-1) with 10 points. Noah Galbraith paced Imlay (7-7, 6-3) with 11 points.

Ann Arbor Huron 76, Monroe 31

Armada 70, Capac 55: Adam Job led with 24 points for Armada (7-7) while Mitch Ruczyski scored 14 points and five rebounds. Andrew Sams led with 16 points for Capac (5-10).

Ashley 54, Vestaburg 52: Colin Dolloff led Ashley with 19 points. Noah Johnston scpred 18 points, while Seth Stratton added 15 points and 10 rebounds.

Bellevue 66, Waldron 21: Wyatt Waterbury led Bellevue (12-1, 9-1 SCAA) with 19 points and eight assists. Gavin Jex also added 14 points and seven assists.

Brown City 49, Sandusky 41: Calvin Cook led Brown City with 15 points and eight rebounds. Anthony Ford added 12 points and eight rebounds, while Andre Geiger also scored 10 points. Sandusky was paced by Cody Hoag with 14 points.

Caledonia 67, East Kentwood 63

Canton 53, Plymouth 49: B. Artis White scored 12 points for Canton (10-6, 7-3 KLAA South). Vinson Sigmon also added 11 points. Tariq Woody led all scorers with 19 points for Plymouth (7-9, 4-6 KLAA South).

Clawson 33, Madison Heights Lamphere 24: Kourtney Manley scored 11 points and 11 rebounds for Clawson (3-12). Cal Terry scored six points in the loss for Lamphere (3-12).

Comstock 58, Parchment 55

Dearborn Divine Child 72, Detroit Loyola 55: Quinn Blair led Divine Child with 21 points. Keith Johnson paced Loyola with 14 points.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 69, Dearborn Edsel Ford 47: Malik Rogers led Crestwood (11-4) with 30 points. Asa Robertson added 15 points, and Jemail Saleh also chipped in 12 points. Jared Weigand paced Edsel Ford (2-13) with 13 points.

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 62, Garden City 56: Jasir Poole scored 21 points and dished six assists for Robichaud (11-3, 8-1 WWAC Red). Shannon Woods also added 20 points and eight rebounds. Cameron Walter paced Garden City with 16 points.

Detroit Cass Tech 81, Detroit Edison 70: Leonard Silas put up 13 points and eight assist for Cass (14-3). Jalen Tobias scored 13 points and seven rebounds. Michael Green added 12 points and 12 rebounds. Pierre Mitchell and Gary Solomon each scored 18 points in the loss for Edison.

Detroit Community 56, Hamtramck 45: Demario Turner scored 20 points and blocked six shots for Community (6-10, 3-5 Michigan Metro). Kejuan Sanders added 14 points and 12 rebounds. Keyon Smith also chipped in 11 points.

Detroit Cristo Rey 58, Austin Catholic 17: Samuel Stewart led with 16 points for Crystal Ray (7-8) while Daniel Worthy added 15. Alex Radwisk scored eight points in the loss for Austin Catholic (0-13).

Detroit Henry Ford Creative Studies 73, Detroit Jalen Rose Academy 55: Trevion Williams had a monster triple-double game with 28 points, 31 rebounds and 10 assist for Henry Ford (11-5). Jaylin Styles scored 15 points and seven assist while James Grigsby added 14 points. Anthony Ball scored 22 points for Jalen Rose (2-10) while Malik Cooper added 16 points.

Detroit Northwestern 61, Detroit Henry Ford 52: Kylan Shippe led Northwestern with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Steve Pearson added 17 points and 12 rebounds. Davonpaye Webb paced Henry Ford with 23 points, four assists and five rebounds. Northwestern advances to the next round of playoffs.

Flint Kearsley 62, Fenton 55: Chandler Ford led Kearsley with 21 points. Drew Miller paced Fenton with 17 points.

Flushing 47, Ortonville-Brandon 45: Joe Kujat led Flushing with 26 points. Isaac DeJose paced Brandon with 10 points.

Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 67, Novi Franklin Road Christian 47: Anthony George led Liggett (7-8, 5-4 MIAC Blue) with 30 points. Jackson Walkowiak also scored 25 points.

Harper Woods 54, Mount Clemens 48: Sergio Steven led Harper Woods (13-1) with 14 points. Jovon Horton added 13 points. Jordan Cotton paced Mount Clemens (8-5) with 16 points.

Jackson 58, Grand Ledge 52: Marquise and Jonathon Robinson each scored 16 points for Jackson.

Kalamazoo Central 83, Battle Creek Lakeview 58: Bass Ollie led Central (14-1) with 19 points.

Kingsley 69, Mesick 52: Dylan Reno led Kingsley with 26 points and 13 rebounds. Nathan Schaar also added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Isiac Riffle paced Mesick with 19 points.

Livonia Franklin 55, Livonia Churchill 51: Mark Mettie led Franklin (6-10, 2-8 KLAA South) with 19 points and nine rebounds. Keyon Brown added 17 points and five assists. Trajan Stinson paced Churchill (2-14, 0-10 KLAA South) with 17 points.

Livonia Stevenson 65, Salem 58: Devin Dunn led Stevenson with 16 points. Cameron Grace paced Salem (7-9) with 18 points, six rebounds and five assists. Camren Barden also added 16 points.

Macomb Dakota 79, Grosse Pointe South 54: Jermaine Jackson Jr. put up 25 points and six assist for Dakota (14-3). Thomas Kithier added 21 points and 14 rebounds while Jack Valentine scored 14 points and 12 rebounds. Julian Harrell led with 21 points in the loss for South (9-7).

Manton 71, Lake City 41: Jaden Perry led Manton (12-2) with 19 points.

Marlette 63, Harbor Beach 52: Barret George led Marlette with 16 points, and Bryce George added 15 points and 11 rebounds.

Newaygo 50, Stanton Central Montcalm 44: Mitch Nichols paced Stanton with 13 points and 12 rebounds. Austin Proctor also added 14 points.

Onaway 63, Gaylord St. Mary 56: Keaton Brewer led with 24 points and 13 rebounds for Onaway (7-7). Cody Creuse scored 22 points and five rebounds.

Quincy 70, Springport 31: William Dunn led Quincy (11-4) with 17 points. Nathan Karney also added 14 points.

River Gabriel Richard 59, Clarkston Everett Catholic 46: Garrett Balezsi led with 12 points to help Gabriel Richard (9-1) become Intersectional Catholic League champions. Tim Augustyniak scored 12 points. Tom Thibobeau scored 11 points in the loss for Everett Catholic (6-3, Intersectional Catholic League).

Romulus 67, Dearborn Fordson 39: Kaebon Merriweather led with 19 points for Romulus (12-2). Jaren English scored 14 points.

Spring Lake 66, Sparta 64 F/OT: Justin Bradford paced Sparta with 20 points.

Taylor Kennedy 76, Wyandotte Roosevelt 58: Renaudd Broaden led with 23 points for Kennedy (6-8). Chris Dobessi added 16. Riley Stewart put up 12 points in the loss for Roosevelt (2-11).

Wayne Memorial 61, John Glenn 47: Wayne Memorial (13-3) earned the KLAA South League Championship behind Rashad Williams’ 23 points and nine rebounds. Trevez Knix added 11 points and seven rebounds. Joe Moon scored 10 points for Glenn (13-2) in the loss.

Westland Lutheran 70, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 62: Luke Stricker paced Parkway with 21 points, six steals and five rebounds, and Micah McLain also added 15 points, six rebounds and five assists.

Woodhaven 76, Lincoln Park 44: Weshaun Warren led Woodhaven (11-4, 10-1 Downriver) with 18 points. DeAndre Walker added 16 points, and Joshua Warren also chipped in 11 points and 11 assists. David Espita paced Lincoln Park with 14 points.

Girls Basketball

Ann Arbor Pioneer 43, Ann Arbor Skyline 28: Laura Stroud led Pioneer with 15 points.

Battle Creek Lakeview 72, Kalamazoo Central 65

Belding 67, Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 47: Haley Briemayer led Belding with 19 points. Kaycee Sluiter scored 22 points for NorthPointe, and Izzy Redfield also added 12 points.

Belleville 65, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 52: Janessa Franklin led Belleville (12-4) with 16 points and six assists. Katelyn Sherwood also scored 18 points, dished six assists, grabbed seven rebounds and pocketed four steals. Victoria Perez also added 14 points and 13 rebounds. Kamaria McDaniels paced Robichaud with 18 points. Kayla Stewart also added 16 points.

Canton 36, Plymouth 32: Brianna Finn led with 12 points for Canton (13-3). Chantal LeDoux paced Plymouth (7-9, 6-4 KLAA South) with 22 points.

Dearborn 61, Romulus 45: Isabelle Calrk led Dearborn (12-4, 5-3 WWAC Blue) with 16 points. Harper Vandenbosch added 15 points, and Layaill Mustafa also chipped in 13 points. Miyona Barden-Clark paced Romulus (6-9, 4-4 WWAC Blue) with 10 points.

Dearborn Fordson 61, Livonia Clarenceville 15: Kiki Darwiche led Fordson (12-5, 8-0 WWAC Red) with 14 points. Sarah Abdallah also added 10 points. Myla Haskins paced Livonia with 10 points.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 56, Dearborn Edsel Ford 40: Maya Barakat led Crestwood (11-5) with 16 points and 16 rebounds. Hiba Daifi also added 14 points. Brooke Gaillard scored 13 points for Edsel Ford (7-9), and Allia Hamood also chipped in 11 points.

Dearborn Henry Ford 50, Harper Woods Chandler Park 35: Jada Williams led with 11 points and 18 rebounds to help Henry Ford (13-4) win the Charter School Conference championship. Destiny Billenger added 12 points. Diamond Williams scored six points for Chandler Park (9-9).

Detroit Community 23, Hamtramck 22: Shemia Warren hit two free throws in the final seconds to seal the victory for Community (4-5). Alana Jackson led with 18 rebounds, six steals and four blocks while Passion Hargrove put up 10 points.

Farmington Hills Mercy 54, St. Claire Shores Southlake 21: Brooke Madak led with 13 points for Mercy (15-2).

Fenton 62, Flint Kearsley 49: Chloe Idoni led all scorers with 29 points (10/13 FG) and grabbed 15 rebounds for Fenton. Emma Evo also added 10 points and 10 rebounds. Zaria Mitchner ;ed Kearsley with 21 points.

Garden City 41, Redford Thurston 36: Aleea Montogmery scored 18 points for Garden City (7-9) while Alex Leleneiwski added 10. Brianna Burton led with 14 points in the loss for Thurston.

Gaylord 48, Petoskey 40: Casey Korte led Gaylord with 27 points and 13 rebounds. Isabell Anderson paced Petoskey with 14 points.

Gibraltar Carlson 61, Melvindale 28: Whitney Light paced Carlson with 10 points.

Gobles 42, Watervliet 40: Casie Gohr led Watervliet with 12 points.

Hartland 29, Grand Blanc 23: Lexey Tobel scored eight points for Hartland (15-1). Maija Gillum led with 10 points for Grand Blanc (6-10) in the loss.

Kent City 42, Lakeview 20: Kaitlyn Geers led Kent City (14-3, 8-0) with 19 points (9/10 FT).

Lake Orion 50, Farmington Hills Harrison 39: Shannon Falter led Lake Orion (6-10, 3-5 OAA White) with 10 points. Lauryn Van Loon also added nine points. Olivia Perkins paced Farmington with 17 points.

Lapeer 49, Flint Powers Catholic 39: Samantha Thick led Lapeer with 13 points, while Ashleigh Garcia and Lisa West each also added 11 points. Rachel Phillpotts paced Flint with 11 points.

Muskegon Mona Shores 61, Fruitport 36: Jordan Walker and Alyza Winston each scored 15 points for Mona Shores (14-3, 7-1 OK Black).

Northville 50, Novi 41: Ellie Mackay paced Novi with 21 points, and Cara Ninkovich also added 12 points.

Redford Union 50, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 17: Johnnae Steele led Redford Union with 15 points. Dannatural Mejia added 13 points.

Roseville 53, Warren Lincoln 27: Nija Collier scored 15 points and 15 rebounds for Roseville (12-5). Shantae Parker added 14 points and seven rebounds. Amari Davis scored eight points for Lincoln.

Royal Oak 42, Oxford 37: Mikea Williams led Royal Oak (12-5, 6-2 OAA White) with 12 points. Samantha Potter and Jessica Adams each added eight points and 10 rebounds. Maddie Morris paced Oxford (5-11, 2-5 OAA White) with 14 points.

St Clair Shores Lakeview 56, L’Anse Creuse 40: Alicia Bullaro led Lakeview (16-1) with 12 points. Nicole Austin added 11 points and dished eight assists, and Lauren Wynn also scored 12 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Tiffany Burgess paced L’Anse Creuse with 20 points.

Shelby 73, Mason County Central 46: Jenny Beckman led Shelby with 20 points and eight assists.

Southfield A&T 63, North Farmington 42: Kierra Crockett paced North Farmington (12-5, 3-3 OAA Red) with 20 points and seven rebounds.

Stanton Central Montcalm 54, Newaygo 29: Libby Ledford scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Stanton. Hannah Putnam added 15 points and four rebounds, and Kenzie Rutz also chipped in 10 points and six rebounds.

Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 51, Westland Lutheran 36: Lauren Turned scored 14 points for Sterling Heights (10-5, 8-1). Erica Mack added 11 points, and Taylor Hunt and Talli Guido each chipped in 10 points.

Swartz Creek 51, Holly 46: Rebecca Fugate led Holly with 31 points, six rebounds and six steals. Paige Reid also added 15 points and five rebounds.

Trenton 49, Taylor Truman 15: Therese Hebda led Trenton with 11 points and four assists.

Walled Lake Northern 46, Walled Lake Central 18: Grace Fredericks led Northern (5-11) with 13 points.

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Allen Park 55, Southgate Anderson 51: Antonio Mangiapane scored 23 points for Allen Park (9-5) while Donovan Ebo added 16. Jace Matkin scored 10 points for Anderson (7-8).

Allen Park Inter-city Baptist 58, Plymouth Christian 48: Nathaniel Pardo led Inter-city Baptist (4-11, 3-7 MIAC Blue) with 24 points. Mason Howell also scored 12 points. Matt Malcolm paced Plymouth (9-6, 6-4) with 19 points.

Almont 46, Imlay City 34: Chase Kapron led Almont (11-3) with 10 points. Noah Galbraith paced Imlay (7-7) with 11 points.

Armada 70, Capac 55: Adam Job led with 24 points for Armada (7-7) while Mitch Ruczyski scored 14 points and five rebounds. Andrew Sams led with 16 points for Capac (5-10).

Ashley 54, Vestaburg 52: Colin Dolloff led Ashley with 19 points. Noah Johnston scored 18 points, while Seth Stratton added 15 points and 10 rebounds.

Bellevue 66, Waldron 21: Wyatt Waterbury led Bellevue (12-1, 9-1 SCAA) with 19 points and eight assists. Gavin Jex also added 14 points and seven assists.

Brown City 49, Sandusky 41: Calvin Cook led Brown City with 15 points and eight rebounds. Anthony Ford added 12 points and eight rebounds, while Andre Geiger also scored 10 points. Sandusky was paced by Cody Hoag with 14 points.

Canton 53, Plymouth 49: B. Artis White scored 12 points for Canton (10-6, 7-3 KLAA South). Vinson Sigmon also added 11 points. Tariq Woody led all scorers with 19 points for Plymouth (7-9, 4-6).

Clawson 33, Madison Heights Lamphere 24: Kourtney Manley scored 11 points and 11 rebounds for Clawson (3-12). Cal Terry scored six points in the loss for Lamphere (3-12).

Dearborn Divine Child 72, Detroit Loyola 55: Quinn Blair led Divine Child with 21 points. Keith Johnson paced Loyola with 14 points.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 69, Dearborn Edsel Ford 47: Malik Rogers led Crestwood (11-4) with 30 points. Asa Robertson added 15 points, and Jemail Saleh also chipped in 12 points. Jared Weigand paced Edsel Ford (2-13) with 13 points.

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 62, Garden City 56: Jasir Poole scored 21 points and dished six assists for Robichaud (11-3, 8-1 WWAC Red). Shannon Woods also added 20 points and eight rebounds. Cameron Walter paced Garden City with 16 points.

Detroit Cass Tech 81, Detroit Edison 70: Leonard Silas put up 13 points and eight assist for Cass (14-3). Jalen Tobias scored 13 points and seven rebounds. Michael Green added 12 points and 12 rebounds. Pierre Mitchell and Gary Solomon each scored 18 points in the loss for Edison.

Detroit Community 56, Hamtramck 45: Demario Turner scored 20 points and blocked six shots for Community (6-10, 3-5 Michigan Metro). Kejuan Sanders added 14 points and 12 rebounds. Keyon Smith also chipped in 11 points.

Detroit Cristo Rey 58, Austin Catholic 17: Samuel Stewart led with 16 points for Crystal Ray (7-8) while Daniel Worthy added 15. Alex Radwisk scored eight points in the loss for Austin Catholic (0-13).

Detroit Henry Ford Creative Studies 73, Detroit Jalen Rose Academy 55: Trevion Williams had a monster triple-double game with 28 points, 31 rebounds and 10 assist for Henry Ford (11-5). Jaylin Styles scored 15 points and seven assist while James Grigsby added 14 points. Anthony Ball scored 22 points for Jalen Rose (2-10) while Malik Cooper added 16 points.

Detroit Northwestern 61, Detroit Henry Ford 52: Kylan Shippe led Northwestern with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Steve Pearson added 17 points and 12 rebounds. Davonpaye Webb paced Henry Ford with 23 points, four assists and five rebounds.

Flint Kearsley 62, Fenton 55: Chandler Ford led Kearsley with 21 points. Drew Miller paced Fenton with 17 points.

Flushing 47, Ortonville-Brandon 45: Joe Kujat led Flushing with 26 points. Isaac DeJose paced Brandon with 10 points.

Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 67, Novi Franklin Road Christian 47: Anthony George led Liggett (7-8, 5-4 MIAC Blue) with 30 points. Jackson Walkowiak also scored 25 points.

Harper Woods 54, Mount Clemens 48: Sergio Steven led Harper Woods (13-1) with 14 points. Jovon Horton added 13 points. Jordan Cotton paced Mount Clemens (8-5) with 16 points.

Jackson 58, Grand Ledge 52: Marquise and Jonathon Robinson each scored 16 points for Jackson.

Kalamazoo Central 83, Battle Creek Lakeview 58: Bass Ollie led Central (14-1) with 19 points.

Kingsley 69, Mesick 52: Dylan Reno led Kingsley with 26 points and 13 rebounds. Nathan Schaar also added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Isiac Riffle paced Mesick with 19 points.

Livonia Franklin 55, Livonia Churchill 51: Mark Mettie led Franklin (6-10, 2-8 KLAA South) with 19 points and nine rebounds. Keyon Brown added 17 points and five assists. Trajan Stinson paced Churchill (2-14, 0-10) with 17 points.

Livonia Stevenson 65, Salem 58: Devin Dunn led Stevenson with 16 points. Cameron Grace paced Salem (7-9) with 18 points, six rebounds and five assists. Camren Barden also added 16 points.

Macomb Dakota 79, Grosse Pointe South 54: Jermaine Jackson Jr. put up 25 points and six assist for Dakota (14-3). Thomas Kithier added 21 points and 14 rebounds while Jack Valentine scored 14 points and 12 rebounds. Julian Harrell led with 21 points in the loss for South (9-7).

Manton 71, Lake City 41: Jaden Perry led Manton (12-2) with 19 points.

Marlette 63, Harbor Beach 52: Barret George led Marlette with 16 points, and Bryce George added 15 points and 11 rebounds.

Newaygo 50, Stanton Central Montcalm 44: Mitch Nichols paced Stanton with 13 points and 12 rebounds. Austin Proctor also added 14 points.

Onaway 63, Gaylord St. Mary 56: Keaton Brewer led with 24 points and 13 rebounds for Onaway (7-7). Cody Creuse scored 22 points and five rebounds.

Quincy 70, Springport 31: William Dunn led Quincy (11-4) with 17 points. Nathan Karney also added 14 points.

Riverview Richard 59, Clarkston Everett Catholic 46: Garrett Balezsi led with 12 points to help Richard (9-1) become Intersectional Catholic League champions. Tim Augustyniak scored 12 points. Tom Thibobeau scored 11 points in the loss for Everett Catholic (6-3 Catholic).

Romulus 67, Dearborn Fordson 39: Kaebon Merriweather led with 19 points for Romulus (12-2). Jaren English scored 14 points.

Spring Lake 66, Sparta 64 (OT): Justin Bradford paced Sparta with 20 points.

Taylor Kennedy 76, Wyandotte Roosevelt 58: Renaudd Broaden led with 23 points for Kennedy (6-8). Chris Dobessi added 16. Riley Stewart put up 12 points in the loss for Roosevelt (2-11).

Wayne Memorial 61, John Glenn 47: Wayne Memorial (13-3) earned the KLAA South championship behind Rashad Williams’ 23 points and nine rebounds. Trevez Knix added 11 points and seven rebounds. Joe Moon scored 10 points for Glenn (13-2) in the loss.

Westland Lutheran 70, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 62: Luke Stricker paced Parkway with 21 points, six steals and five rebounds, and Micah McLain also added 15 points, six rebounds and five assists.

Woodhaven 76, Lincoln Park 44: Weshaun Warren led Woodhaven (11-4, 10-1 Downriver) with 18 points. DeAndre Walker added 16 points, and Joshua Warren also chipped in 11 points and 11 assists. David Espita paced Lincoln Park with 14 points.

Girls basketball

Ann Arbor Pioneer 43, Ann Arbor Skyline 28: Laura Stroud led Pioneer with 15 points.

Belding 67, Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 47: Haley Briemayer led Belding with 19 points. Kaycee Sluiter scored 22 points for NorthPointe, and Izzy Redfield also added 12 points.

Belleville 65, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 52: Janessa Franklin led Belleville (12-4) with 16 points and six assists. Katelyn Sherwood also scored 18 points, dished six assists, grabbed seven rebounds and pocketed four steals. Victoria Perez also added 14 points and 13 rebounds. Kamaria McDaniels paced Robichaud with 18 points. Kayla Stewart also added 16 points.

Canton 36, Plymouth 32: Brianna Finn led with 12 points for Canton (13-3). Chantal LeDoux paced Plymouth (7-9, 6-4 KLAA South) with 22 points.

Dearborn 61, Romulus 45: Isabelle Calrk led Dearborn (12-4, 5-3 WWAC Blue) with 16 points. Harper Vandenbosch added 15 points, and Layaill Mustafa also chipped in 13 points. Miyona Barden-Clark paced Romulus (6-9, 4-4) with 10 points.

Dearborn Fordson 61, Livonia Clarenceville 15: Kiki Darwiche led Fordson (12-5, 8-0 WWAC Red) with 14 points. Sarah Abdallah also added 10 points. Myla Haskins paced Livonia with 10 points.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 56, Dearborn Edsel Ford 40: Maya Barakat led Crestwood (11-5) with 16 points and 16 rebounds. Hiba Daifi also added 14 points. Brooke Gaillard scored 13 points for Edsel Ford (7-9), and Allia Hamood also chipped in 11 points.

Dearborn Henry Ford 50, Harper Woods Chandler Park 35: Jada Williams led with 11 points and 18 rebounds to help Henry Ford (13-4) win the Charter School Conference championship. Destiny Billenger added 12 points. Diamond Williams scored six points for Chandler Park (9-9).

Detroit Community 23, Hamtramck 22: Shemia Warren hit two free throws in the final seconds to seal the victory for Community (4-5). Alana Jackson led with 18 rebounds, six steals and four blocks while Passion Hargrove put up 10 points.

Farmington Hills Mercy 54, St. Claire Shores South Lake 21: Brooke Madak led with 13 points for Mercy (15-2).

Fenton 62, Flint Kearsley 49: Chloe Idoni led all scorers with 29 points (10-for-13 shooting) and grabbed 15 rebounds for Fenton. Emma Evo also added 10 points and 10 rebounds. Zaria Mitchner ;ed Kearsley with 21 points.

Garden City 41, Redford Thurston 36: Aleea Montogmery scored 18 points for Garden City (7-9) while Alex Leleneiwski added 10. Brianna Burton led with 14 points in the loss for Thurston.

Gaylord 48, Petoskey 40: Casey Korte led Gaylord with 27 points and 13 rebounds. Isabell Anderson paced Petoskey with 14 points.

Gibraltar Carlson 61, Melvindale 28: Whitney Light paced Carlson with 10 points.

Gobles 42, Watervliet 40: Casie Gohr led Watervliet with 12 points.

Hartland 29, Grand Blanc 23: Lexey Tobel scored eight points for Hartland (15-1). Maija Gillum led with 10 points for Grand Blanc (6-10) in the loss.

Kent City 42, Lakeview 20: Kaitlyn Geers led Kent City (14-3, 8-0) with 19 points (9-for-10 free-throw shooting).

Lake Orion 50, Farmington Hills Harrison 39: Shannon Falter led Lake Orion (6-10, 3-5 OAA White) with 10 points. Lauryn Van Loon also added nine points. Olivia Perkins paced Farmington with 17 points.

Lapeer 49, Flint Powers 39: Samantha Thick led Lapeer with 13 points, while Ashleigh Garcia and Lisa West each also added 11 points. Rachel Phillpotts paced Flint with 11 points.

Muskegon Mona Shores 61, Fruitport 36: Jordan Walker and Alyza Winston each scored 15 points for Mona Shores (14-3, 7-1 OK Black).

Northville 50, Novi 41: Ellie Mackay paced Novi with 21 points, and Cara Ninkovich also added 12 points.

Redford Union 50, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 17: Johnnae Steele led Union with 15 points. Dannatural Mejia added 13 points.

Roseville 53, Warren Lincoln 27: Nija Collier scored 15 points and 15 rebounds for Roseville (12-5). Shantae Parker added 14 points and seven rebounds. Amari Davis scored eight points for Lincoln.

Royal Oak 42, Oxford 37: Mikea Williams led Royal Oak (12-5, 6-2 OAA White) with 12 points. Samantha Potter and Jessica Adams each added eight points and 10 rebounds. Maddie Morris paced Oxford (5-11, 2-5) with 14 points.

St Clair Shores Lakeview 56, Harrison Twp. L’Anse Creuse 40: Alicia Bullaro led Lakeview (16-1) with 12 points. Nicole Austin added 11 points and dished eight assists, and Lauren Wynn also scored 12 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Tiffany Burgess paced L’Anse Creuse with 20 points.

Shelby 73, Mason County Central 46: Jenny Beckman led Shelby with 20 points and eight assists.

Southfield A&T 63, North Farmington 42: Kierra Crockett paced North Farmington (12-5, 3-3 OAA Red) with 20 points and seven rebounds.

Stanton Central Montcalm 54, Newaygo 29: Libby Ledford scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Stanton. Hannah Putnam added 15 points and four rebounds, and Kenzie Rutz also chipped in 10 points and six rebounds.

Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 51, Westland Lutheran 36: Lauren Turned scored 14 points for Sterling Heights (10-5, 8-1). Erica Mack added 11 points, and Taylor Hunt and Talli Guido each chipped in 10 points.

Swartz Creek 51, Holly 46: Rebecca Fugate led Holly with 31 points, six rebounds and six steals. Paige Reid also added 15 points and five rebounds.

Trenton 49, Taylor Truman 15: Therese Hebda led Trenton with 11 points and four assists.

Walled Lake Northern 46, Walled Lake Central 18: Grace Fredericks led Northern (5-11) with 13 points.

Hazel Park High School is adding security and beefing up rules for fan etiquette as a result of fights that erupted last week at the boys’ basketball game against North Farmington.

The fights broke out after a student, who was eventually identified and disciplined, threw a bottle onto the court from the stands at Thursday’s game, stopping the clock with just over a minute left to play. Chaos ensued, with fans spilling onto the court.

The game was unruly even before the bottle throwing incident, as athletic director Dr. David Muylaert was thrown out of the game after a scuffle with a referee, and a referee chest bumped a scorekeeper during the game.

Principal Matt Dailey said Hazel Park Police auxiliary units will be on hand at athletic events scheduled for this week.

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He said the district also put additional rules in place as discipline and fan etiquette.

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“We came out with a spectator and student code of conduct … on what we expect of their behavior at these events, what our disciplinary process will look like with that,” Dailey said.

This week, the boys’ basketball team plays at Auburn Hills Avondale on Tuesday; the junior varsity and varsity girls’ basketball teams are home Thursday versus Berkley and on Friday the boys’ junior varsity and varsity basketball teams are home against Troy High School.

Contact Perry A. Farrell: pafarrell@freepress.com

Detroit High School Sports

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Belleville 69, Romulus 66: Davion Williams had 21 points and five assists, while Gabe Brown added 18 points and eight rebounds for Belleville (14-2, 8-1 WWAC Blue). Kavon Merriweather had 17 points for Romulus (12-3, 8-1).

Birmingham Detroit Country Day 62, Detroit Central 40: Cole Bearden had 10 points, while Wendell Green also scored 10 for Country Day (7-10).

Clarkston 66, North Farmington 41: Dylan Alderson finished with 22 points, while Foster Loyer added 21 points for Clarkston (16-0, 6-0 OAA Red). Amauri Hardy had 20 points for North Farmington (7-8, 3-3).

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 61, Redford Thurston 51: Malik Rogers finished with 28 points, while Tavion Dowell scored 12 for Crestwood (12-4, 5-4 WWAC Blue). Dorian Naylor had 10 points for Thurston (2-7 WWAC Blue).

Dearborn High 57, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 42: Shane Moran led with 20 points for Dearborn (11-4). Hassan Beydoun added 13 points. Alex Ishmael led with 21 points in the loss for Annapolis (8-7).

Detroit Loyola 66, Riverview Richard 40: Myron Gardner led with 16 points for Loyola (7-7) while Jalen Hill added 13 points and 10 rebounds. Brad Scano scored 10 points for Richard (4-12).

Farmington 64, Berkley 43: Jordan Graham finished with 24 points and 11 rebounds, while Ray Bryant added 19 points for Farmington (12-4, 4-1 OAA Gold). Jordan Cobb had 17 points for Berkley (3-11, 1-4).

Garden City 72, Livonia Clarenceville 31: Cameron Walter had 12 points, while Darius Benson scored 11 for Garden City. Ricky Scott had 21 points for Clarenceville.

Hamtramck 71, Dearborn Star 31: Charles Shannon had a triple double with 14 points, 14 steals and 10 assist to lead Hamtramck (13-4). Jermain Bias added 17 points and four assists.

Kalamazoo Central 57, Battle Creek Central 48: Isiah Rivers had 21 points, while Roger Stein scored 11 for Kalamazoo (14-1). Josh Mann had 14 points for Battle Creek (13-3).

Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 38, Walled Lake Western 27: T.J. Wilson led with 16 points for St. Mary’s (11-5). Delano Smith scored 17 points for Western.

Richmond 75, Armada 69: Adam Job led with 29 points for Armada (7-8) while Drew Davis added 15. Dashawn Hamilton scored 27 points for Richmond (14-2).

River Rouge 74, Ann Arbor Huron 63: Jarius Grissom put up 21 points, eight rebounds for Rouge (15-1), while Delante Peterson added 14 points and 10 rebounds. Darion Owens-White scored 14 points and seven assist. Lawrence Rowley led with 19 pints for Huron.

Troy 67, Oak Park 55: Leon Ayers finished with 25 points, while Danny Sully scored 16 for Troy (11-4, 4-2 OAA White). Roderick Gillison had 14 points for Oak Park (8-8, 3-3).

Troy Athens 58, Pontiac 48: Nick Cotton had 18 points, while Taylor McCaskill scored 14 for Athens (7-8, 3-3 OAA White). Cleontai Brown had 12 points and 11 rebounds for Pontiac (0-6 OAA White).

Woodhaven 56, Gibraltar Carlson 41: Brian Wilkson scored 15 points for Woodhaven (12-4) while Deandre Walker had 14. Ian Stewart led with eight for Carlson. 

Girls basketball

Allen Park 38, Wyandotte 34: Abbie Slate led with 12 points for Allen Park (13-5) while Grayson Kubik added 10. Madison Hamilton scored 14 points in the loss for Wyandotte (12-4).

Athens 53, Bronson 41: Jillayne Wheeler scored 20 points, six rebounds and five steals for Athens (11-6). Rachel Beal added 11 points. Noelle Fuller scored 10 points and nine rebounds. Adyson Lasky led with 14 points for Bronson (12-5).

Birmingham Detroit Country Day 67, Ann Arbor Pioneer 26: Destiny Pitts had 20 points, while Kaela Webb added 17 points for Country Day (16-0).

Dearborn Fordson 56, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 9: Rana Elhusseini had 12 points, while Sarah Abdallah also scored 12 for Fordson (13-5, 9-0 Western Wayne Red).

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 72, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 51: Kamaria McDaniel finished with 33 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, while Kayla Brown added 24 points and three steals for Robichaud (10-7, 6-3 WWAC Blue). Maya Barakat had 14 points for Crestwood (11-6, 5-4).

Flint Hamady 57, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 47: Sasha Penn scored 15 points for Hamady. Sara Becket scored 12 points in the loss for Notre Dame Prep (7-10).

Hartland 58, Walled Lake Northern 33: Lexey Tobel finished with 16 points and five rebounds, while Whitney Sollom scored 12 for Hartland (16-1), which won its opening round game of the KLAA tournament. Raven Rogers had 12 points for Northern (5-12).

Lapeer 50, Lake Orion 24: Samantha Thick had 11 points, while Tori Tripp scored eight for Lapeer. Shannon Falter finished with seven points for Lake Orion (6-11).

Macomb Dakota 54, Utica Stevenson 28: Emily Langolf led with 18 points for Dakota (12-6) while Taylor Williams added 16. Dana Vitale scored seven points for Stevenson (8-10).

Northville 54, Livonia Churchill 28: Jessica Morman led with nine points for Northville (16-1). Ronnie Severin scored 10 points for Churchill (6-11).

Novi 40, Plymouth 28: Cara Ninkovich had 15 points for Novi (13-4). Chantal LeDoux scored 10 for Plymouth (7-10).

Roseville 62, Warren Wood Tower 30: Nija Collier led with 16 points, 11 rebounds and five steals for Roseville (13-5). DeBraya Edwards scored 16 points and seven rebounds. Samantha Blalock scored 14 points for Tower.

St. Clair Shores Lakeview 54, Marysville 50: Lashana Young finished with 19 points and 14 rebounds, while Nicole Austin added 12 points and nine assists for Lakeview (17-1,), which won its MAC Blue/Gold semifinal game.

Trenton 56, Southgate Anderson 39: Therese Hebda led with 21 points for Trenton (15-2) while McKemma Tanguay added 16. Julia Bogart led with 18 points in the loss for Anderson.

Detroit Edison 65, Dearborn Henry Ford 39: Rickea Jackson scored 19 points and 14 rebounds for Edison (13-3). Gabriel Elliot scored 24 points and seven steals. Malika Washington scored 15 points Henry Ford.

Garden City 47, Livonia Clarenceville 22: Kayley Hewer scored 16 points for Garden City (8-9). Myla Hoskins-King led with 16 points for Clarenceville.

Voyager College Prep 57, Ecorse 23: Zakeyna Lee put up 18 points and 15 rebounds for Prep (9-1). Angel Gainey added 12 points, six rebounds, five assist and five steals. Shaquehlhyn Jones scored 10 points for Ecorse (6-4).

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 51, Wixom St. Catherine 43: In the Catholic League semifinal at Warren Regina, Isabelle Kline finished with 18 points, while Kayla Sanders had 14 points and Tiffany Senerius scored 10 for Our Lady of the Lakes (15-3). The league title game will be Sunday at Wayne State at 1 p.m.

The announcer for Hazel Park High School is out of a job after an investigation into fights that broke out during a boys basketball game last week against North Farmington.

A basketball on a court floor.

Superintendent Dr. Amy Kruppe confirmed Wednesday morning that the announcer has been replaced because of inappropriate comments made during the game, resulting in the school’s athletic director, David Muylaert, being kicked out in the third quarter, a fan throwing a bottle onto the court and an official being accosted by the announcer.

“What I can say is that in our investigation that the announcer’s comments were towards Hazel Park and not sportsmanlike,’’ said Kruppe. “The announcer should be neutral, and our announcer won’t be announcing for us.’’

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Kruppe said a video of the game was shown at Monday’s school board meeting.

“There were not any student fights,’’ said Kruppe. “It was also reported our basketball coach touched an official. He did not.”

A student spotted throwing a bottle onto the floor turned herself in the next day and was disciplined, Kruppe said. The bottle-throwing incident resulted in the game being halted with 1:15 left to play. The incident was reported to the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA).

“One of our students threw a bottle and that student has been disciplined,’’ said Kruppe. “That was inappropriate. Our AD made a comment to the referee, which was inappropriate. There were three adults that made some decisions that they all, in retrospect, wish they did not. The MHSAA has to make a decision what to do with the official.’’

An MHSAA report by the referees who worked the game was obtained by the Free Press. North Farmington Coach Todd Negoshian and Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Coach Todd Covert, who was in attendance scouting, also confirmed that multiple inflammatory remarks were made by the announcer towards the referees.

The MHSAA said it was still reviewing the information and no decision had been made about any possible disciplinary action.

According to the report:

• The game announcer seemed “out of sorts” while announcing the game’s starting lineups.
• The announcer told fans: “We need help to control this situation. We need help from the fans. It’s 8 on 5.” Eight on five suggest Hazel Park was not just playing against the North Farmington players, but playing against the referees as well.
• One official said he had to go over to the announcer and tell him to not talk on the microphone when North Farmington players had the ball ready to shoot free throws.

• When a recent transfer player checked into the game for North Farmington, the announced said, “Straight from Atlanta, Georgia, checking in.”
• Negoshian also heard him say “Welcome to North Farmington refereeing.’’

After a Hazel Park assistant coach was assessed a technical foul, the report said the Hazel Park announcer made comments with no other intent other than to incite a hostile environment for the officials and the North Farmington players and coaches.

The referee stopped the game and went over to Muylaert and asked him to tell the announcer that he could no longer call the game.

Muylaert proceeded to walk onto the floor, berate the referee and criticized the job one of the refs was doing. That’s when Muylaert was ejected from the gym.

Contact Perry A. Farrell: pafarrell@freepress.com 

Prep basketball

Boys Basketball

Allen Park Cabrini 51, Austin Catholic 12: Matt Bzura scored 12 points for Allen Park Cabrini (4-12). Colin O’Leary added 11 points. Benji Brown scored eight points for Austin Catholic (0-15).

Detroit Old Redford 59, Warren Michigan Collegiate 58: Rocket Watts led Detroit Old Redford (10-7) with 28 points during a Charter League semifinals game. Bobby Walton scored 14 points. Jawan Snoddy added 12 points. Antonio Sinely scored 18 points for Warren Michigan Collegiate. Reggie Lawrence added 16 points.

Detroit Voyageur 62, Taylor Prep 25: Sophomore Elijah Belle led Detroit Voyageur (9-6) with 30 points. Freshman Carlos Johnson added 10 points. Billy Dudley scored 12 points for Taylor Prep (3-13).

Harper Woods 57, Riverview Gabriel Richard 44: Tyson Quaker had 16 points and 10 rebounds for Harper Woods (15-1). Jovan Horton scored 13 points. Anthony Brown scored 12 points for Riverview Gabriel Richard (13-2).

Manton 58, Beaverton 32: Treh Helsel and Jayden Perry each scored 14 points for Manton (13-2). Beaverton is 11-5.

University Prep 48, Harper Woods Chandler Park 38: Derrick Bryant Jr. had 12 points and seven assists for University Prep (14-3) during a Charter League semifinals game. Shawn Pittman had 10 points and seven rebounds. Jamal Moore scored 10 points for Harper Woods Chandler Park (10-6).

Girls Basketball

Farmington Hills Mercy 54, Macomb Lutheran North 28: Chloe Godbold led Farmington Hills Mercy (16-2) during the Catholic League semifinals with 14 points. Jackie Bauer scored 13 points. Katie Coe had 12 points and seven rebounds. Macomb Lutheran North is 11-8.

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Chestfield Austin Catholic 58, Waterford Christian Academy 18

Alex Radwick led with 16 points and six rebounds to give Chestfied (1-14) their first win in school history. Benji Brown added nine. Daunte Ball put up 12 points in the loss for Waterford (0-6).

Utica Ford 53, L’Anse Creuse North 52

Mario Djeljaj led with 13 points for Ford (11-6) while Donnie Schuster added 11. Alek Ivinovic scored 10 points. Danny Longo put up 16 points in the loss for North (8-8) while Jeremy Scott 133.

New Haven 94, Fraser 41

Eric Williams Jr. had a monster game with 50 points, seven rebounds and eight steals for New Haven (16-1, 10-0 MAC Blue). Ashton Sherel scored 13 points while Romeo Weems scored 12 points and nine rebounds. Matthew Lockhart led with 23 points in the loss for Fraser (6-11).

Sterling Heights 55, Madison Heights 44

Mallot Dushaj led with 17 points and 11 rebounds for Sterling Heights (13-3, 7-3 MAC Silver) in the MAC tournament quarterfinals. Trenell Payne added 16 points. George Allen scored 18 points for Madison Heights (8-8, 6-4 MAC Silver).

Warren Mott 72, Sterling Heights Stevenson 58

Jaalon Brown led with 20 points for Mott (9-7) while Tyler Gillery added 15 in the MAC quarterfinal matchup. Jerry Wilson scored 11 points for Stevenson (7-10).

Gross Pointe Woods University Liggett 51, Allen Park Intercity Baptist 49 OT

Jackson Walkowiak scored 18 points for Liggett (8-9). Anthony George added 12 points while Logan King put up 10. Nathaniel Pardo led with 17 points in the loss for Baptist (4-11).

Macomb Dakota 83, Romeo 55

Chris Magee led with 17 points for Dakota (15-3) while Thomas Kithier added 17 pints and 10 rebounds. Jack Valentine scored 16 points and 14 rebounds. Blake McCray scored 17 points in the loss for Romeo (6-10).

Dearborn Heights Annapolis 65, Garden City 38

Alex Ishmial scored 19 points and 13 rebounds for Annapolis (9-7). Larry Rivers scored 10 points and nine steals. Avery Ishmial added nine points and 12 rebounds. Avery Emerson scored nine points in the loss for Garden City (4-12).

St. Claire Shores Lakeshore 78, Warren Fitzgerald 53

Davon Wooder, Cortez Jackson and Jalen Dixon each scored 15 points for Lakeshore (15-2). Carl Pettiway scored 16 points for Fitzgerald in the loss.

Brother Rice 75, Detroit Central 60

James MacKenzi scored 15 points for Rice (4-9). Travion Hill led with 30 points for Central (3-12) while Robert Davis added 17.

Girls basketball

Garden City 53, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 13

Kayley Hewer put up 18 points for Garden City (9-9). Julia Belvins scored five points in the loss for Annapolis (4-14).

North Farmington 58, Clarkston 49

Keyara Crockette had a monster game with 26 points for North Farmington (13-4) while Sam Cherney added 19 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks. Kayla Luchenbach scored 23 points in the loss for Clarkston (14-5) while Maddie Beck added 14.

Lake Orion 43, Royal Oak 40

Cameron Coltrin led with 12 points for Lake Orion (7-11). Jessica Adams scored 14 points for Royal Oak (12-6).

Athens 51, Reading 25

Jillayne Wheeler led with 14 points for Athens (12-6). Madison Caldwell scored 18 for Reading (5-13).

Hartland 42, Brighton 25

Whitney Sollom scored 12 points for Hartland (17-1) while Lexi Tobel added 10. Lauren Brown and Dana Schemanski each scored nine for Brighton (12-6).

Plymouth 47, Waterford Mott 46

Shantal LeDoux led with 14 points for Plymouth (8-10) while Alexa Ebeling added 12. Myra Williams scored 21 points in the loss for Mott (10-8).

D-II Women’s basketball

Northwood 66, Wayne State 61

Christina Green led with 13 points for Wayne State (7-19). Jordyn Nurenberg scored 16 points for Northwood (14-10).

D-II Men’s basketball

Wayne State 77, Northwood 68

George Spencer led with 19 points for Wayne State (15-8) while Marcus Moore added 14 points and 13 rebounds Brad Schaub put up 21 points in the loss for Northwood (5-23).

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Is Michigan basically out of the running for five-star basketball prospect Mo Bamba? — Alex

I won’t say they are out of the running, but I do think it’s fair to say Michigan is a distant third behind Kentucky and Duke. Kentucky has been my pick all along, though Bamba is expected to visit Duke at the end of the month. That visit potentially could sway his decision. Either way, while it would make a giant splash if Michigan could  land the 6-11 Bamba, this one of going to come down to Duke and Kentucky.

Is MSU using the Dakich thing to distract from issues there now? — Tony

No. When a Hall of Fame coach begins a press conference by calling out an ESPN personality for insulting his school and their education system, that is news. I thought fellow Freep writer Chris Solari did an outstanding job of covering the Dakich saga. I also think he’s done an outstanding job with covering the ongoing investigation into the alleged sexual assault involving Michigan State football players, which I believe is what you’re referring to in your question. It’s very challenging to cover a topic like that when you have limited information and limited resources at your disposal. In no way, shape or form was the Dakich news a cover to distract from current issues going on at MSU.

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Where do you think five-star basketball prospect Brian Bowen goes? — AJ

This is one of the strangest recruitments I have covered in recent memory, AJ. Early in the process, I felt MSU was the clear leader for Bowen and everyone else was far behind. Then Arizona emerged as the leader, while Creighton and MSU seemed to be trailing. Following Bowen’s visit to East Lansing, everything I heard was positive and it felt like MSU was right back in contention Then, this week, rumors begin to surface that Creighton had taken the lead. You know what that tells me? No one truly knows where Bowen will end up, except Bowen. He is expected to announce his decision within the next two weeks. I believe MSU has as good a chance at landing him right now as anyone. One thing is for sure: His announcement is going to make one school very happy.

If Arizona and Creighton are rumored to be favorites for Brian Bowen, why does MSU still lead the 247Sports crystal ball then? — Kaiser

Ah yes, the infamous crystal ball. Here’s a little inside secret about the crystal ball that may burst your bubble: It’s not always right. When looking at the crystal ball, the key is to focus on the most recent predictions and which way those predictions are trending. There are predictions in Bowen’s crystal ball that go as far back as 2013. If you look at the most recent crystal ball predictions for Bowen, there are two for Arizona in 2017, and two for Michigan State.

Who will be Michigan’s starting quarterback in 2017? — Bleu

Wilton Speight. I actually thought Speight was better than expected this past season. People tend to forget that he led Michigan to a 9-0 record before getting hurt at Iowa. Also, keep in mind the Wolverines are replacing eight starters on offense. Having a quarterback with experience in a young offense is vital to Michigan’s success in 2017.

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Armada 52, Croswell-Lexington 42: Mitch Ruczynski led Armada (8-8) with 13 points. Adam Job also added 10 points. Luke Wilson paced Croswell-Lexington (5-12) with 13 points.

Auburn Hills Avondale 66, Troy Athens 50: Nick Cotton had 15 points, and Taylor McCaskill finished with 12 points for Athens (7-9, 3-4 OAA White). Dre Allen recorded 25 points, and Derrick Johnson finished with 10 points for Avondale.

Battle Creek Central 49, Matawan 38: Demetrius Craig led Central (14-3) with 13 points. Joshua Mann also added 10 points.

Belleville 69, Dearborn Edsel Ford 42: Gabe Brown led Belleville (15-2, 9-1 WWAC Blue) with 15 points. Jawan Griffin added 10 points, and Kamare Carey also chipped in eight points and eight assists. Robert Tatum paced Edsel Ford (2-14, 1-9) with 13 points.

Big Rapids 83, Stanton Central Montcalm 45: Demitri Martin scored a whopping 50 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Austin Proctor paced Central Montcalm (4-12) with 18 points.

Birmingham Groves 71, Rochester 58: Drew Scheckell had 22 points, and Marcus Pittman recorded 16 points for Groves (10-6, 5-2 OAA Blue). LaMarko Gulledge finished with a game-high 23 points for Rochester.

Bloomfield Hills Roeper 74, Warren Macomb Christian 26: Evan Akkashian led Roeper with 27 points. Ben Sepfiel also added 14 points. Marcus Oraha paced Macomb Christian with 14 points.

Brown City 62, Ubly 55: Calvin Cook led Brown City with 16 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. Ryan Sweeny paced Ubly with 14 points.

Carson City 49, Vestaburg 35: Kaleb Barett led all scorers with 24 points. Garrett Gage also added 12 points. Noah Johnston paced Vestaburg (7-8) with 12 points and eight rebounds, while Chris Keeler also contributed 11 points and nine rebounds.

Dearborn 53, Redford Union 45: Mahdi Hamade led Dearborn (12-4, 8-2 WWAC Blue) with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Eric McCarter paced Redford Union (9-8, 5-5) with 14 points.

Dearborn Fordson 31, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 28: Yousuf Farhat recorded 10 points for Fordson (7-11, 4-6 WWAC Blue). Tavion Dowall had 13 points, and Malik Rogers scored 10 points for Crestwood (12-5, 5-5).

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 70, Livonia Clarenceville 15: Daryl Lockhart scored 11 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Robichaud (13-3, 9-1 WWAC Red). Jasir Poole added 10 points and six assists, and Elantre Austin also chipped in 10 points and 12 rebounds.

Detroit University Prep 64, Detroit Old Redford 46: Tabis Smith had 25 points and five steals, while Terrence Bowens scored 13 points and Derrick Bryant Jr. chipped in 12 points and seven assists for University Prep (15-3, 9-1 Charter School Conference), which won its second consecutive league championship. Rocket Watts scored a game-high 31 points for Old Redford (10-7, 6-4).

Farmington 74, Ferndale 51: Jordan Graham had 39 points, and Jay Kirby had 18 points for Farmington (13-4, 5-1 OAA Gold). Deondre Bonaparte finished with 15 points, and Teonta McKeithen added 14 points for Ferndale (3-12, 1-4).

Fenton 69, Holly 61: A.J. LePage led Fenton with 18 points.

Hamtramck 60, Westland Lutheran 59: Jermaine Byas led Hamtramck (15-4) with 16 points and seven assists. Cameron Bell also added 10 points. Z. Burke scored 27 points for Westland (12-4).

Imlay City 53, Yale 38: Griffin Schirmer led Imlay City (9-7) with 19 points. Noah Galbraith also added 17 points.

Jackson 71, Okemos 58: Jona Robinson led Jackson with 14 points. Marquise Robinson also added 13 points.

Marlette 54, Memphis 40: Barret George led Marlette with 15 points and nine rebounds.

Martin 51, Decatur 32: Tanner Curry led Martin (10-7) with 20 points.

Muskegon Mona Shores 61, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer 43: Jarvis Walker led Mona Shores with 21 points.

North Farmington 70, West Bloomfield 66: Amauri Hardy led North Farmington (8-8, 4-3 OAA Red) with 34 points. Nate Brooks also added 26 points. Kevin McAdoo paced West Bloomfield (11-6, 5-2) with 19 points, and Tyler Davis also chipped in 15 points.

Novi 63, Plymouth 51: Trendon Hankerson led Novi (14-4) with 17 points. Travon Maddox also added 14 points. Tariq Woody paced Plymouth (7-10) with 18 points.

Onaway 73, Mancelona 34: Keaton Brewer recorded a game-high 36 points to go along with nine rebounds for Onaway.

Peck 67, Mayville 49: Zac Dudley scored 18 points for Peck (9-8). Kody LaFleur also added 17 points. Jeffrey Frost paced Mayville with 17 points, and Jared Hoag also chipped in 12 points.

Quincy 62, Concord 44: William Dunn led Quincy (13-4, 10-1 Big 8) with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Nathan Karney also added 16 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals. Se’Taveus Johnson paced concord with 15 points.

Southfield Christian 74, Novi Franklin Road Christian 32: Bryce Washington led Southfield (13-3) with 22 points. Harlond Beverly scored 13 points, and Brock Washington added 12 points. Rahmon Scruggs paced Novi with 14 points.

Sparta 56, Grand Rapids West Catholic 47: Justin Bradford led all scorers with 23 points for Sparta. Bryce Davis also added 12 points and 12 rebounds.

Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 74, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 72: Luke Stricker led Sterling Heights (11-4) with 34 points. Kyle Hensley also added 26 points and 16 rebounds. Micah Mclain messed around and had a triple-double, 10 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds.

Walled Lake Central 74, Pinckney 57: Houston Tucker led Walled Lake (12-5) with 27 points. Dylan Hudspeth also added 18 points. Evan Fackler paced Pinckney (11-7) with 19 points.

Warren Michigan Collegiate 73, Harper Woods Chandler Park 47: Ty Lawrence led Warren (16-3) with 16 points. Jordan Davis scored 15 points. Antonio Simely added 12 points, and Jaylen Branch also chipped in 10 points. Josh Diggs and Tal Williams paced Chandler Park (11-5) with 10 points each.

Watervliet 54, Hartford 35: Sheldon Tobar led Watervliet with 19 points.

Wayne Memorial 68, Plymouth Salem 54: Isiah Lewis led Wayne (14-3) with 20 points. Rashad Williams also scored 11 points and dished 10 assists. Trevez Nyx also added 12 points. Kyle Winsrey paced Salem (7-10) with 11 points.

Westland Glenn 75, Northville 57: Christian Agnew led Glenn with 19 points. Daijon Parker also added 16 points and 11 rebounds. Phil Jovanoski paced Northville with 16 points.

Woodhaven 56, Taylor Truman 20: Weshawn Warren led Woodhaven (13-4, 12-1 Downriver) with 18 points and 11 rebounds. Joshua Warren also added 12 points and eight assists.

Girls basketball

Ann Arbor Huron 45, Ann Arbor Pioneer 39: Lakeia Harris paced Pioneer with 10 points.

Belleville 74, Dearborn Edsel Ford 39: Victoria Perez led Belleville (14-4, 8-2 WWAC Red) with a monster triple-double, 31 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals.

Bellevue 53, Colon 35: Bailey Whitcomb led Bellevue (14-4) with 19 points, nine rebounds and seven steals. Casie Shannon also added 11 points.

Big Rapids 52, Stanton Central Montcalm 42: Libby Ledford paced Central Montcalm with 10 points.

Birmingham Seaholm 42, Auburn Hills Avondale 18: Dana Hoerman led Seaholm (9-10, 7-2 OAA Blue) with 14 points.

Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 50, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 38: Gina Liss led Chippewa Valley (9-10) with 13 points. Ivy Velazquez also added 12 points. Tiffani Burgess paced L’Anse Creuse (7-12) with 19 points.

Dearborn 60, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 52 (OT): Isabelle Clark led Dearborn (14-4, 7-3 WWAC Blue) with 23 points. Nasreen Kobeissi also added 13 points. Demi Rodriguez paced Crestwood with 20 points, and Alicia Ortiz also scored 17 points.

Dearborn Fordson 51, Redford Union 22: Johnnae Steele paced Redford Union with 10 points.

Dearborn Heights Robichaud 67, Romulus 25: Kamaria McDaniel had 31 points, and Kayla Brown finished with 20 points for Robichaud (11-7, 7-3 WWAC Blue).

Holly 55, Fenton 42: Becca Fugate led Fenton with 33 points, six steals and five rebounds. Emma Evo paced Fenton with 18 points and 15 rebounds.

Kent City 54, Morley Stanwood 41: Paige Mortensen scored 14 points for Kent City (15-4). Kaitlyn Geers also added 11 points.

Macomb Dakota 50, Grosse Pointe North 45: Tara Bieniewicz led Macomb (13-6) with 24 points. Emily Langolf also added 15 points and 11 assists. Katie Snow paced Grosse Pointe North with 18 points.

Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 50, Rochester Adams 38: Sarah Beckett scored 13 points for Notre Dame Prep (8-10), and Destiney Sandle also added 10 points. Rylan Owusu paced Adams with 16 points.

Redford Thurston 48, Livonia Clarenceville 19: Myla Hoskins-King led Clarenceville with 11 points.

Wixom St. Catherine of Siena 39, Anchor Bay 36: Grace Gulowski led Wixom (11-8) with 14 points.

Wyandotte Roosevelt 56, Trenton 49: Therese Hebda and Sydney Voss each scored 10 points for Trenton (15-3).

NEW ORLEANS – Chris Webber hopes to add another chapter to his memorable, yet sometimes troubled, basketball career.

The former high school standout at Birmingham Detroit Country Day, who achieved college stardom at Michigan and played 15 NBA seasons, was named a finalist Saturday for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

“It was an honor to hear my name,” said Webber, who attended the ceremony at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. “There’s no guarantee that you’ll make it in from this point, but sitting here right now, I’m just really thankful.”

Former NBA point guard and current Pistons assistant coach Tim Hardaway, former Michigan star Rudy Tomjanovich (Hamtramck) and former NBA scoring champion Tracy McGrady, played one season with the Pistons, were among the other finalists.

The 2017 class will be announced April 3 in Phoenix before the NCAA men’s basketball national championship game.

Webber, part of the Michigan “Fab Five,” led the Wolverines to consecutive NCAA championship games and was the top pick in the 1993 NBA draft. The five-time NBA All-Star is best remembered for his years with the Sacramento Kings.

Webber’s high school and college legacies, however, were tarnished when he pleaded guilty to criminal contempt in 2002 in connection to the Michigan booster scandal involving Ed Martin, who allegedly gave Webber illicit loans beginning in eighth grade.

Michigan forfeited victories from Webber’s two years in Ann Arbor, and removed its 1992 and 1993 Final Four banners from Crisler Center. The university was barred from associating with Webber until 2013.

Former Michigan star and NBA player Chris Webber was named a finalist for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame during a ceremony in New Orleans on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017. The Class of 2017 will be announced April 3.

Despite his conviction, Country Day refused to forfeit wins during Webber’s career, which included three Michigan High School Athletic Association state championships. The MHSAA said at the time that it had no legal authority to force the school to forfeit games.

“I don’t regret anything,” Webber said of his high school and college careers. “I’m thankful that God has allowed me to be here today.”

Although a rift remains between Webber and his former college, and also some of his Michigan teammates, he prefers to focus on the positive memories.

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“I went to two Final Fours, was Freshman of the Year (and) led the (Big Ten) in rebounding as a freshman,” Webber said. “I left my mark in the college game, and I’m definitely happy about that. Hopefully, my friends are enjoying this moment … it’s because of all my teammates, as well.”

Webber, who played 43 games for the Pistons from 2006-07, became a basketball analyst after retiring and will help call Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game for TNT.

Other Hall of Fame finalists are: NBA referee Hugh Evans, all-time winningest high school boys basketball coach Robert Hughes, former AP Female Athlete of the Year Rebecca Lobo, former Villanova coach Rollie Massimino, Notre Dame women’s basketball coach Muffet McGraw, two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year Sidney Moncrief, Baylor women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey, Kansas coach Bill Self, former Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan and 10-time AAU national champions Wayland Baptist University.

Members of Cass Tech’s boys basketball team celebrate winning their first Detroit Public Schools League championship since 1998 on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017, at Calihan Hall. The Technicians beat Detroit King, 59-47.

Detroit Cass Tech’s boys basketball team found a steady shooting rhythm and won its first Detroit Public School League championship in nearly two decades on Saturday.

Michael Green (5-for-5 shooting) led all scorers with 14 points, helping the Technicians beat Detroit King 59-47 at Calihan Hall.

It’s the first PSL championship since 1998 for Cass Tech (16-3), which shot 65.6% from the field.

“I was optimistic that this day was going to come,” said Cass Tech coach Steven Hall, who returned to his alma mater as coach in August 2015. “You know it happened pretty quick. That was my motivation to come back home, to my community and to my school.”

Cass Tech’s efficiency was apparent around the rim, particularly with shots from senior Leonard Silas.

Silas had a highlight-worthy finish to open the fourth quarter after King cut Cass Tech’s lead to 40-36.

King wasn’t nearly as efficient, shooting 34.1 percent. The Crusaders  (14-4) trailed 21-17 with 3:55 left in the second quarter.

“We’ve been giving up 52 points per game this year, and defense is something that we identify ourselves with,” Hall said. “Not just today, but all season, we’ve been doing a good job of defending.”

Kemon Bassett led King with 13 points.

Girls

King 56, Mumford 33: Senior Tia Tedford scored a game-high 17 points as the Crusaders (18-1) toppled the Lady Mustangs (13-6) and claimed their sixth consecutive PSL title.

King never trailed after the 4:04 mark in the first quarter.

Donnetta Colbert led Mumford with 10 points.

More girls scores

Detroit Community 73, Detroit Henry Ford Academy 29: In the Metro B division title game, Passion Hargrove led all scorers with 24 points, and Alana Jackson added 15 points and 14 rebounds for Community.

River Rouge 56, Detroit Consortium 30: Moriyah Hamell had 17 points, seven rebounds and eight steals for River Rouge (14-4). Consortium is 9-3.

More boys scores

River Rouge 78, Romulus 72: Delante Peterson had 25 points and 14 rebounds for River Rouge (16-1). Dylan Price had 23 points for Romulus (13-4).

Michigan Mr. Basketball trophy

There were no surprises when the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan released the names of the six finalists for the Hal Schram Mr. Basketball Award, given to the state’s best boys basketball player, on Monday afternoon. 

Those finalists, which include a host of future Division I talent with offers from elite programs, are Detroit Cornerstone Health and Technology’s Jamal Cain, Detroit East English Village’s Greg Elliott, North Farmington’s Amauri Hardy, Kalamazoo Central’s Isaiah Livers, Grand Rapids Christian’s Xavier Tillman and Powers North Central’s Jason Whitens.

The winner will be announced March 20 and honored at the Free Press.

Here are the brief resumes for each of the players:

Detroit Cornerstone’s Jamal Cain before a game against Wayne Memorial on Dec. 6, 2016, at Wayne Memorial high school.

• Cain, a 6-foot-7 four-star small forward, is signed with Marquette. He entered the season No. 2 on the Free Press’ Top 100 list of players in the state and is the fifth-best recruit in Michigan, according to ESPN.

Detroit East English Village’s Greg Elliott.

• Elliott, a 6-4 three-star shooting guard, picked up a late offer from Michigan State a month ago but also has interest from Marquette and Detroit. He has proven he can take over offensively, eclipsing the 40-point scoring mark in several games this season.

North Farmington’s Amauri Hardy

• Hardy, a 6-3 four-star point guard headed for Oklahoma State, chose the Cowboys over 10 other offers, including Eastern Michigan and UDM. He came in at No. 6 on the Free Press’ Top 100 players list and has helped North Farmington to a 13-3 record this season.

Isaiah Livers is a four-star forward from Kalamazoo Central.

Grand Rapids Christian senior Xavier Tillman, who has signed to play at Michigan State next season.

• Livers, a 6-8 four-star power forward, committed to Michigan over the summer, despite having offers from every Division I team in the state except for Central Michigan. He is considered a Top 150 player by most recruiting outlets and debuted at No. 3 on the Free Press list. 

• Tillman, a 6-8 four-star power forward, is the top-rated prospect in the state, according to recruiting experts, and chose to stay close to home at MSU. He’s ranked a top-90 recruit by all major recruiting services and appeared No. 1 on the Free Press’ Top 100 players list.

Jason Whitens Powers North Central

• Whitens, a 6-5 swingman from the U.P., has Division II interest as well as interest from bigger programs as a preferred walk-on. His Jets have won back-to-back Class D state titles and haven’t lost a game in three seasons — in both basketball and football.

Prep basketball

Boys Basketball

Allen Park Intercity Baptist 56, Livonia Clarenceville 32: Nathaniel Pardo led with 16 points for Intercity Baptist (5-13) while Dennis Lobb added 11. Torre Bowen scored 12 points for Clarenceville (0-18).

Ann Arbor Pioneer 65, Chelsea 46: Deric Murray led all scorers with 15 points for Pioneer (11-7).

Auburn Hills Avondale 64, Birmingham Groves 40: Martone Cole led Avondale (10-7) with 18 points, and Ty Bland also added 14 points. Charles Jones paced Groves (10-7) with 15 points.

Battle Creek Central 56, Portage Central 52: Demitrius Craign led with 21 points for Battle Creek (15-3). Juan Warren scored 15 points and 12 rebounds. Jahmile Wade scored 10. Johnny Maier led with 19 points for Portage (13-3).

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Belleville 69, Hazel Park 68: Devin Elverson hit the game winning layup to seal the victory for Bellville (16-2). Elverson finished with 17 points and 12 rebounds. Davion Williams scored 16 points while Dajuan Griffin added 13. David Petius scored 19 points in the loss for Hazel Park (12-6) while David Herns added 17 points.

Bellevue 72, Marshall Academy 36: Dawson Morgan scored 13 points and 10 rebounds for Bellevue (16-1, 11-1 SCAA).

Dearborn Edsel Ford 60, Redford Union 58: Jalal Baydoun led Edsel (3-14) with 23 points. Melessio Kendrick also added 14 points and hit the game-winning lay-up with two seconds left in regulation. Amir Huston paced Redford Union (10-7) with 14 points.

Detroit Community 62, Detroit University Prep Science and Math 55 OT: Ceophus Tucker scored 11 points, 10 rebounds and six assist for Community (7-11). Demario Turner added 15 points. Tjuan Sanders scored 14 points. Cyra Riley scored 20 points for University Prep (6-10).

Farmington 61, Harper Woods Chandler Park Academy 43: Jordan Graham scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Farmington (14-4). Ray Bryant added 16 points and 13 rebounds, and Jay Kirby also chipped in 10 points. Marion Crawford paced Chandler Park (10-7) with 16 points.

Fennville 63, Watervliet 47: Mark Myers paced Watervliet with 11 points.

Goodrich 68, Fenton 39

Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills 59, Muskegon Mona Shores 46

Grosse Pointe North 71, Romeo 49: Dillon Webb scored 16 points, and Ryan Webb and Sheldon Cage each added 13 points to lead North (11-6). Blake McRae paced Romeo (6-11) with 15 points.

Hamtramck 57, Detroit Henry Ford SCS 53: Jermaine Byas led Hamtramck (15-4) with 12 points and nine rebounds. Charles Shannon also added 12 points and six assists. Jaylen Styles paced Henry Ford SCS (14-5) with 18 points.

Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 78, Port Huron 61: Lee Kennedy Jr led L’Anse Creuse with 19 points.

Hillsdale 73, Homer 49

Holt 76, Jackson 61: Marquise Robinson paced Jackson with 18 points.

Hudsonville 58, East Kentwood 54 (3 OT)

Imlay City 66, Flint Northwestern 65 (OT): Noah Galbraith led Imlay City with 35 points.

Kalamazoo Central 55, Stevensville Lakeshore 39

Macomb Dakota 81, Grosse Pointe South 58: Thomas Kithier led Dakota (16-3) with 23 points, 14 rebounds and six assists. Jack Ballantyne added 16 points and seven rebounds. Jermaine Jackson Jr. scored 13 points and dished 10 assists, and Jaylen Hall also contributed 15 points and seven assists.

New Haven 84, Warren Woods Tower 51: Eric Williams had a monster game with 40 points and seven rebounds for New Haven (17-1). Romeo Weems added 19 points and 10 rebounds. Charles Anderson led with 18 points for Tower (15-3).

Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 62, Dearborn 60: Tariq Derrickson scored 18 points as well as the game winning jumper with two seconds left on the clock for Prep (11-7). Joshua Johnson scored 17 points. Mahdi Hamaade scored 15 points for Dearborn (12-5).

Remus Chippewa Hills 50, Stanton Central Montcalm 40: Seth MacKenzie led Remus with 13 points. Austin Proctor paced Stanton (4-13, 3-10) with 12 points.

River Rouge 54, Detroit Voyageur 20: Darian Owens-White led River Rouge (17-1) with 15 points and seven assists. DreQuan Bell also added 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Romulus 110, Ann Arbor Skyline 87: Kaevon Merriweather scored 24 points for Romulus (13-4) while Jarrod English scored 24 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assist. Simon Obi scored 19 points. Brandon Wade led with 32 points for Skyline (13-3) while Jack Ammeran added 14 points.

Salem 58, Brighton 44: Kyle Winfrey led Salem with 10 points and seven rebounds.

Shelby 65, Orchard View 57: Spencer Brown scored 25 points and 10 rebounds for Shelby.

Sparta 68, Allendale 62 (OT): Justin Bradford led all scorers with 23 points for Sparta.

Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 54, Bloomfield Hills Roeper 27: Connor Mead led Parkway Christian with 10 points and five rebounds.

Utica Eisenhower 53, Utica 43: Brandon Munn scored 15 points for Eisenhower (10-8) while Matt Donhaue added 10 points. Omari Miller scored 12 points for Utica.

Walled Lake Central 60, Howell 53: Runako Ziegler led Central (13-5) with 32 points and seven rebounds. Anthony Karana added 14 points. Joshua Palo paced Howell (12-6) with 22 points.

Warren Mott 84, Utica Ford 74: Howard Turner led with 20 points for Mott (10-7). Tyler Gillery scored 18 points while Javen Hwier added 17 points and 12 rebounds. Alec Iafrate had a game high 22 points for in the loss for Utica Ford (11-7).

Wayne Memorial 64, Livonia Stevenson 61: Rashad Williams scored 31 points for Wayne Memorial (16-3). Keyon Epps added 13 points and 24 rebounds, and Terrence Williams also chipped in 12 points and 11 rebounds.

Woodhaven 53, Allen Park 37: Joshua Warren led Woodhaven (14-4, 13-1 Downriver) with 26 points and eight assists.

Girls Basketball

Ann Arbor Pioneer 52, Ypsilanti Community 37: Lakeia Harris and Asaria Turman each scored 14 points for Pioneer (18-1).

Athens 54, Union City 24: Noelle Fuller led with 11 points and six rebounds for Athens (13-6). Hannah Hartland scored 11 points and four steals. Jillanne Wheeler scored 10 points and five steals.

Bellevue 65, Marshall Academy 13: Bailey Whitcomb led Bellevue (15-4, 12-3 SCAA) with 20 points and eight steals.

Birmingham Seaholm 47, Oak Park 25: Dana Hoerman led Seaholm (10-10, 8-2) with 13 points.

Bloomfield Hills 46, Oxford 29: Amanda Sape led Bloomfield Hills with 17 points. Maddie Morris paced Oxford with 10 points.

Croswell Lexington 52, Imlay City 33: Abby Schefka paced Imlay with 18 points.

Dearborn 62, Garden City 34: Isabelle Clark scored 14 points for Dearborn (15-4). Sydney Bruce also added 12 points. Aleea Montgomery and Kayley Hewer paced Garden City (9-10) with 12 points each.

Dearborn Edsel Ford 43, Redford Union 33

DeTour 58, Mackinaw City 17: Kameryn Hartman paced Mackinaw City (9-10, 7-4) with 10 points.

Detroit Country Day 85, Detroit Renaissance 63: Destiny Pitts led Country Day (17-1) with 25 points. Kaela Webb added 19 points, and Tyler Bennett also chipped in 12 points. Victoria Wright paced Renaissance (14-4) with 21 points. Dalyn Henderson also added 14 points.

Fenton 60, Goodrich 55: Chloe Idoni led all scorers with 28 points and 11 rebounds.

Flint Hamady 75, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 67: Ariana Naylor led Flint (15-5) with 20 points. Sasha Penn added 19 points, and Deajah Cofield also chipped in 17 points. Kamaria McDaniels led all scorers for Robichaud (11-8) with 39 points and 13 rebounds. Kayla Brown also added 14 points.

Lake Orion 42, West Bloomfield 25: Cameron Coltrin led with 10 points for Lake Orion (8-11) while Tessa Nuss scored nine. Jordeyn Elam scored 17 points for West Bloomfield.

Lapeer 49, Holly 34: Paige Reid led Holly with 20 points.

Martin 48, Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 45: Izzy Redfield led Northpointe with 18 points.

Millington 61, Bridgeport 49: Hannah Hall led Millington (10-9) with 22 points and eight rebounds.

Muskegon Mona Shores 73, Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills 26: All State Candidate Alyza Winston led all scorers with 27 points, four steals and three assists for Mona Shores. Miss Basketball Candidate Jordan Walker also added 20 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists and five steals. Bri Holtop and Aubrey Boos paced Kenowa Hills with 11 points each.

North Farmington 46, Rochester Hills Stony Creek 27: Sam Cherney led North (14-5, 5-3) with 20 points, 15 rebounds and six blocks. Kierra Crockett also added 15 points and 12 rebounds. Emily Eckhout paced Stony Creek (8-11, 2-6 OAA Red) with 11 points.

Novi Franklin Road Christian 53, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 28: Chanelle Locharie led with 15 points and four assist for Franklin Road (15-4). Rachel Bause added 11 points and 10 rebounds. Reagan Mumford scored 10 points and five rebounds. Kaily Grulke scored 11 points for Lutheran Northwest.

Oakland Christian 42, Macomb 8: Danielle Hopkins led Oakland Christian with 14 points.

Roseville 57, Warren Lincoln 23: Chantae Parker led Roseville (15-5) with 17 points, nine rebounds, six assists and six steals. Nija Collier added 10 points, 10 rebounds and five assists, and DeBraya Edwards also scored 11 points and 10 rebounds.

Royal Oak 33, Farmington Hills Harrison 32: Mikea Williams put up 10 points for Royal Oak (13-6). Nila Warren scored 13 points for Harrison (4-14).

Sparta 45, Allendale 29

Stanton Central Montcalm 47, Remus Chippewa Hills 35: Libby Ledford and Kiara Wernette each scored 14 points for Stanton (14-5, 9-4).

Troy Athens 40, Troy 27: Maddie Crum led Athens (11-7, 7-3 OAA Blue) with 15 points and seven rebounds.

Watervliet 54, Fennville 20: Logan Mizwicki led Watervliet (15-4, 10-1 SAC Lakeshore) with 15 points

Wyandotte Roosevelt 37, Monroe 23

Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 38, Flushing 28: Rozhane Wells led Ypsilanti (19-0) with 14 points and six rebounds. Adrienne Anderson also added 11 points.

Prep basketball

Boys basketball

Harper Woods 86, Clarkston Everest 57: Javon Horton led with 19 points, five assists and six steals for Harper Woods (16-2). A.J. Wilson scored 17 points and 10 rebounds. Tim Thibodeau scored 24 points in the loss for Everest (9-9).

Detroit Cody 65, Jalen Rose Academy 49: William Palmer led with 15 points for Cody (11-6) while Kyle Jones had 14. Demetrius Ruben scored 11 points for Jalen Rose.

University Prep Science & Math 83, Detroit Universal 36: Michael Bryant led with 26 points and 10 rebounds for Prep. Trevion Barksdale scored 19 points.

Girls basketball

Dearborn Fordson 58, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 49: Rana Elhusseini scored 32 points in the win for Fordson (15-5). Kiki Darwiche added 23 points. Natalie Ortiz led with 16 points for Crestwood.

Detroit King 48, Farmington Hills Mercy 45 (OT): Alicia Norman led with 15 points and eight steals for King (19-1). Del-Janae Williams scored 15 points. Tia Tedford scored 10 points. Jackie Bauer scored 15 points for Mercy.

East English Village 64, Warren Lincoln 34: Jayla Smith had a monster game with 33 points for Village (14-5). C’Erra Macholmes scored 22 points and 10 steals.

Garden City 63, Dearborn Advance Tech 43: Kaylie Hewer led with 13 points for Garden City (10-10). Brittany Radtke added 11 points. Alexxis Jenkins scored 12 points in the loss for Advance Tech (12-7).

Northville 42, Waterford Kettering 36: Jessica Morman led with 12 points for Northville. Ashley Watson scored 10 points for Kettering (15-5) while Marcia Brandy added 10.

Hartland 61, Wayne Memorial 48: Graysen Cockerham score 20 points for Hartland (19-1) while Lexi Toble added 17 to seal the KLAA championship. Cameree Cletg scored 19 points in the loss for Wayne (15-4).

Springport 40, Athens 21: Emmy Dyer scored nine points for Springport (16-3). Noelle Fuller scored nine points and eight rebounds for Athens (13-7) while Mackenzie Paterson scored 11 points. 

Macomb Lutheran North 51, St. Clair 37: Ashley Thomas scored 12 points for North (12-7) while Hannah Milligan added eight. Julianna Catalbo scored 12 points for St. Clair (11-8).

Walled Lake Western 38, Plymouth 29: Janara Flowers scored 15 points for Western. Chantal Le’Doux scored 14 points and 12 rebounds for Plymouth (9-11).

Trenton 42, Flat Rock 39: Theresa Hebda scored 12 points for Trenton. Paige Nemeth scored 25 points in the loss for Flat Rock.

Prep basketball

Girls basketball

Ann Arbor Pioneer 42, Monroe 28: Emily Argersinger led Pioneer (14-6) with 19 points. Laura Stroud chipped in 14 points.

Belleville 64, Allen Park 23: Jannessa Franklin scored 18 points for Belleville (16-4). Katelyn Sherwood added 14 points. Abbie Slate scored 13 points for Allen Park (13-6).

Bellevue 40, Battle Creek St. Philip 25: Bailey Whitcomb scored 10 points for Bellevue (16-4).

Dearborn Henry Ford 55, University Ferndale 8: Destinee Billinger had 17 points, four rebounds, and nine steals for Dearborn Henry Ford Academy (16-4). Malika Washington had 14 points, eight rebounds and three blocks. University Ferndale is 4-14.

Fenton 63, Linden 40: Chloe Idoni logged 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Emma Evo also added 10 points and 12 rebounds, to lead Fenton to victory. Sterling DeGayner led all scorers with 25 points for Linden.

Holly 39, Ortonville Brandon 28: Rebecca Fugate scored 19 points, grabbed six boards and ripped four steals in the win for Holly. Paige Reid also added 10 points and five rebounds.

Kent City 70, Hesperia 33: Kaitlyn Geers scored 23 points for Kent City (16-4).

Macomb Lutheran North 39, Royal Oak Shrine 37: Megan Starky scored a three-pointer with under 2 minutes remaining to tie the game. Starky made a full-court shot with 10 seconds remaining to win the game for Lutheran North (13-7). Ashleigh Thomas scored 20 points. Grace Murray scored 12 points for Shrine (14-6).

Novi Franklin Road Christian 39, Plymouth Christian 22: Daria Boboc led Franklin Road (16-4) with 17 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks.

Riverview 35, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 26: Sam Dorn had 16 points and nine rebounds for Riverview, who improved to 7-13 overall.

Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 55, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 41: Taylor Hunts paced Parkway with 11 points.

Southfield A&T 67, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 57: Deja Church scored 27 points for A&T (16-4). Alexis Johnson added 25 points. Kamaria McDaniel had 25 points and 10 rebounds for Robichaud (11-9).

Stanton Central Montcalm 46, Reed City 34: Kenzie Rutz scored 17 points, and grabbed 14 rebounds for Central Montcalm (15-5), while Hannah Putnam also added 11 points.

Stevensville Lakeshore 54, Niles 36: Sarah Dubbert scored 20 points in the win for Lakeshore. Taylor Wagner also added 14 points and nine rebounds.

Watervliet 47, Bangor 28: Logan Mizwicki led Watervliet with 11 points.

Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 74, Harper Woods Chandler Park 34: Adrienne Anderson led Arbor Prep (20-0) with 18 points. Cydney Williams added 16 points and nine rebounds. Rozhane Wells also chipped in 14 points.

Boys basketball

Allen Park Inter-city Baptist 79, Canton Prep 56: Nathaniel Pardo had 20 points for Inter-city Baptist (6-13). Dennis Lobb scored 11 points. Tony Legg scored 15 points for Prep (5-14). Will Lyles added 11 points.

Battle Creek Central 66, Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 54: Juan Warren had 19 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks for Central (16-3). Demetrius Craig scored 15 points. D.J. Swift scored 25 points for Loy Norrix (2-16). Nick Luttrell scored 15 points.

Bellevue 70, Battle Creek St. Philip 57: Carson Betz led Bellevue (17-1) with 19 points and nine rebounds. Gino Costello also added 16 points, four steals and four assists.

Brownstown Woodhaven 68, Taylor Kennedy 48: DeAndre Walker scored 20 points for Woodhaven (15-4, 14-1 Downriver League). Joshua Warren had 16 points and eight assists. Nathan Braley scored 15 points for Kennedy (6-11, 6-8).

Clawson 48, Madison Heights Lamphere 44 (OT): Kourtney Manley scored 26 points for Clawson (4-15). Omari Johnson scored eight points. Brett Berger scored 18 points for Lamphere (4-14).

Coopersville 62, Sparta 56: Nick Dekkinga led all scorers with 24 points for Coopersville. Justin Bradford paced Sparta with 20 points.

Dearborn Edsel Ford 69, Livonia Clarenceville 23: Jalal Baydoun scored 24 points, and Andrew Taylor had 10 points for Edsel Ford (4-14, 1-9 Western Wayne). Torre Bowen finished with eight points for Clarenceville (0-18, 0-10).

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 71, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 52: Malik Rogers led Crestwood (14-5) with 29 points. Tavion Dowell also scored 16 points. Alex Ismail paced Annapolis (10-8) with 20 points. Larry Rivers also chipped in 14 points.

Detroit Cody 78, Detroit Leadership 68: Kyle Jones led Cody (12-6) with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Isiah Cunningham also added 20 points.

Detroit Cornerstone 90, Detroit Douglass 47: Jamal Cain led Cornerstone (12-5) with 27 points, 14 rebounds and six assists. Robert Carpenter IV added 14 points and 10 rebounds. Alante Coward and Davion Bradford each also chipped in 11 points. Jarrard Smith paced Douglass (12-6) with 16 points.

Detroit Voyageur 49, Detroit Henry Ford SCS 27: Elijah Belle led Voyageur (10-7) with 18 points. Lemuel Hult added 16 points. James Grigsby paced Henry Ford SCS with 10 points.

East Kentwood 50, Rockford 49: Freshman Jamoni Jones hit the game winner for East Kentwood.

Farmington 68, Farmington Hills Harrison 54: Jordan Graham led Farmington (15-4, 6-1 OAA Gold) with 28 points and 10 rebounds. Ray Bryant scored 16 points. Tyrell Jackson-Davis added 14 points. Jeremy Cooper scored 27 points for Harrison (5-13, 2-5).

Fenton 48, Linden 33: Drew Miller led Fenton in scoring with 14 points. Nick Wyrick added 12 points, 12 rebounds and six blocks.

Grosse Pointe North 63, Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 59: Steven Levick led Grosse Pointe North (12-6) with 27 points and six rebounds. Dillon Webb added 20 points and eight rebounds. Jeremy Scott paced L’Anse Creuse North (9-9) with 15 points, and Tyrique Harris also added 13 points.

Imlay City 58, Armada 56: Jordan Lesniak led Imlay (11-7) with 14 points, and Noah Galbraith chipped in 13 points. Adam Job led Armada (8-10) with 18 points and seven rebounds. Mitchell Ruczynski also added 12 points on 4 of 4 shooting from three-point range.

Livonia Franklin 36, Lakeland 33: Mark Mettie led Franklin (8-11) with 15 points. Keyon Brown also added 11 points. Cass Phillips paced Lakeland (7-12) with 14 points.

Manton 57, Beal City 47: Wyatt Baker led Manton (14-3) with 19 points.

Marlette 49, Brown City 40: Barret George led Marlette with 12 points. Andrew Geiger led all scorers with 19 points for Brown City, and Calvin Cook also added 18 points.

Montague 57, Shelby 41: Spencer Brown paced Shelby with 18 points and five rebounds.

New Haven Merritt Academy 48, Austin Catholic 17: Matt Shather led Merritt (10-7) with 16 points.

North Farmington 57, Southfield A&T 54: Amauri Hardy had 27 points for North Farmington (10-8, 6-3 OAA Red). Nate Brooks scored 17 points. Karl Patrick added 13 points. Michael Flowers scored 32 points for A&T (9-9, 5-4).

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 77, Detroit Western 70: C.J. Baird led Catholic Central (12-6) with 31 points. Jack Morris added 13 points. Tray Jackson score 15 points for Western (8-12). Loren Bowman scored 14. Ravon Simpson added 10 points.

Oak Park 64, Troy Athens 60: Maliq Carr led Oak Park (10-8, 5-3 OAA White) with 20 points and eight rebounds. Roderick Gillison Jr. also added 17 points. Clark Joslin paced Athens (8-10, 3-5) with 18 points, six rebounds and three blocks. Brendt Stephens also chipped in 12 points.

Ortonville Brandon 57, Holly 52: Nolan Tews led Brandon with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Ethan Hunt added 14 points and seven assists, and Kendall Parsons also chipped in 14 points.

Oxford 43, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 40: Jimmy Claudio led Oxford with 16 points. Jeam Linares also added 10 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks.

Plymouth 55, Pinckney 52: Tariq Woody had 22 points and 17 rebounds for Plymouth (8-11). Joe Robb had 18 points and eight rebounds. Connor Chynoweth scored 13 points for Pinckney (10-8). Kolton Pavlicek added 12 points. Kyle O’Donohue added 11 points.

Plymouth Salem 67, Milford 65: Cameron Grace led Salem (8-11) with 17 points and eight rebounds. Camren Barden and Kyle Winfrey each also added 14 points.

Quincy 60, Jonesville 50: Nathan Karney led Quincy (14-4) with 18 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. William Dunn added 17 points and nine rebounds. Drew Deaton also chipped in 13 points and six rebounds. Jake Wilson paced Jonesville with 16 points. Joel Benn also scored 13 points.

Redford Thurston 65, Dearborn 49: Hakim Salam led Redford Thurston (7-11) with 13 points. Matteo Maisano also added 11 points. Mahdi Hamade paced Dearborn (12-6) with 15 points.

Roseville 55, Clinton Township Clintondale 51: Josh Williamson led Roseville (8-11) with 17 points. Lezell Judge also added 16 points. Ryan Teddy paced Clintondale with 16 points.

Stanton Central Montcalm 67, Reed City 59 (OT): Austin Proctor led all scorers with 30 points, eight rebounds and five steals. Trent Sturgell paced Reed City with 21 points and nine rebounds.

Sterling Heights 47, Warren Lincoln 38: Shawn Kama led all scorers with 11 points for Sterling Heights (14-4). Jaylen Passmore paced Lincoln (10-9) with 10 points.

Stevensville Lakeshore 59, Niles 32: Max Gaishin led Lakeshore with 20 points.

Troy 79, Auburn Hills Avondale 46: Isaiah Smith led Troy (14-4, 6-2 OAA White) with 19 points. Leon Ayers and Danny Sully each also added 15 points. Dre Allen paced Avondale (10-8, 3-5) with 14 points.

Utica Ford 65, Grosse Pointe South 43: Donnie Schuster led Ford (12-7) with 20 points. Alec Ivanovic also chipped in 11 points. Zane Draper and Brennan Buszka paced South (10-9) with 12 points.

Vestaburg 70, Coleman 39: Chris Keeler led Vestaburg (8-9) with 25 points and six rebounds.

Walled Lake Central 50, Walled Lake Western 45: Runako Ziegler had 30 points, seven rebounds and five steals for Central (14-5) during the KLAA championship game. Dylan Hudspeth scored 11 points. Delano Smith scored 13 points for Western (14-5).

Wayne Memorial 55, Westland Glenn 48: Terrence Williams led Memorial (17-3) with 13 points and seven rebounds. Keyon Epps scored 18 points, and grabbed 18 rebounds. Christian Agnew and Daijon Parker paced Glenn (15-4) with 15 points each.

After U-D Jesuit won the Catholic League championship, senior Vince Manna holds the jersey of Ike Eke, who went home to Nigeria upon learning his mother had been killed.

When four-time defending Catholic League champion University of Detroit-Jesuit trailed Warren De La Salle by 10 points late in the third quarter, Elijah Collins said the Cubs needed a quick fix.

“I knew we needed some firepower,” the junior guard said. “I came out hot, hitting some shots and doing everything I could do on defense, getting steals and trying to spark our team. It was our energy. We came out kind of slow in the third quarter, so we had to turn the switch on and fix it.”

Collins scored nine of his game-high 18 points over the next three minutes when the Cubs reclaimed the lead and went on to ground the Pilots, 63-56, in the A/B Division championship at Detroit Mercy’s Calihan Hall today.

“Don’t get me wrong, when we’re down 10 with 10 minutes left in the game, that’s a little bit concerning,” Cubs coach Pat Donnelly said. “I’m proud of our guys the way they didn’t give up, the way they came back.”

U-D Jesuit’s Elijah Collins hugs Julian Dozier after the final buzzer. Collins was the game’s high scorer with 18 points.

Collins picked up a loose ball at the top of the key and drained a three-pointer as the third-quarter buzzer sounded. It pulled UDJ (15-3) within four points and seemed to spark the Cubs, who outscored De La Salle, 21-10, in the fourth.

After falling behind, 10-1, in the first three minutes of the game, De La Salle clawed back and held the Cubs scoreless over the next five minutes. The Pilots took their first lead, 11-10, early in the second quarter, and led, 27-26, at the half. Points on six straight possessions midway through the third put De La Salle in control, or so it seemed.

“Our kids were really excited when we were up by 10, and I told them you didn’t win the Super Bowl. This team has won the state championship and they’ve won four Catholic Leagues in a row, they weren’t going to quit,” Pilots coach Greg Esler said.

De La Salle got 14 points from Jordan Winowiecki, 14 from Ryan Anderson and 13 from Luke Pfromm. Esler said the game was a learning experience for his team.

“We lose now, it stings, but we had a great opportunity to win and didn’t take advantage of it,” he said. “We’ll be ready to go (next year) and make sure they don’t win six.”

The Cubs played without starting forward Ike Eke, whose mother, Margaret, was hit by a speeding motorist and killed in Nigeria on Saturday.

U-D Jesuit coach Pat Donnelly, left, receives the Catholic League championship trophy from league director Vic Michaels.

“I told them yesterday and they’re all heartbroken for Ike,” Donnelly said. “They’re just happy to have this over with and come out with a win. Now they can relax a little bit and get in touch with Ike and tell him we got one for him.”

Macomb Lutheran North 70, Riverview Richard 62: Drew Arft had visited Calihan Hall to pick up individual awards before, but that wasn’t the same as being able to win a Catholic League title on Dick Vitale Court.

“It was amazing out there,” the Lutheran North guard said. “I love this whole gym here, and I said I would love to play here and finally got to do it. We got the win too, so that’s even more special.”

The Siena Heights-bound guard scored a game-high 24 points, draining all 10 of his free-throw attempts, and the Mustangs won their first Catholic League C/D Division crown, 70-62 over Gabriel Richard on a stage that was bigger than what Arft was accustomed to.

“I just wanted to stay as calm as possible out there and treat it as another game, because at the end of the day it’s just that — another big game. But I’ve played in a lot of big games throughout my career,” he said.

Macomb Lutheran North won Catholic League division titles at the varsity, JV and freshman levels this winter, so all three squads shared in the championship moment Sunday.

This was the first year that the Catholic League opened its playoffs to affiliate members, so while pairing “Catholic League Champions” with “Lutheran North” has an unfamiliar ring to it, coach Jeff DeMasse said it was a big accomplishment for a special group.

“It was one of our goals from the beginning of the year, because we knew we had the opportunity to play in it for the first time,” he said. “They’re just playing hard, playing together and really cooking right now. We practiced normal as usual, and I just told the kids to take it all in, because it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”