I am in the middle of something of a personal, unintentional Rivalries Week, with last night’s Fowler/Pewamo-Westphalia boys basketball game, the girls game between P-W and Portland St. Patrick tonight with its usual CMAC title implications and the hockey incarnation … Continue reading →
CLASS A-B GIRLS 1. East Lansing (12-1) – loss: 58-57 to defending Class B champion Goodrich at the buzzer. Only league games remain for the Class A No. 4-ranked Trojans, who have won 66 straight CAAC Blue games dating back … Continue reading →
Marcus Moore was not supposed to be 100 percent for Waverly’s game against Jackson Lumen Christi. The junior injured his groin in the team’s last game, and Waverly coach Craig Fields thought it would be best for his starter to … Continue reading →
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In many ways, the showdown between the Class A No. 9 Grand Ledge girls and No. 4 East Lansing was over before it started. Two of the Comets’ most important players were forced the miss the game. Grand Ledge’s leading … Continue reading →
The East Lansing girls (9-1) will travel to Grand Ledge (10-1) for a Tuesday showdown between CAAC Blue unbeatens (both 5-0). The Class A No. 5-ranked Trojans have won 55 straight league games and nine straight league titles under coach … Continue reading →
Holt does not have a go-to scorer. Rams coach Matt Essell will even admit it. But that has yet to be a problem this season, and it wasn’t a problem in the team’s 60-45 win over Okemos on Friday night. … Continue reading →
The East Lansing girls will travel to Grand Ledge on Tuesday for not only first place in the CAAC Blue, but also the top spot in the Lansing State Journal area rankings. The Holt and Sexton boys swapped first and … Continue reading →
DeWitt senior Ryan Anderson hit three straight 3-pointers to erase a three-point deficit and put his team up by six in the fourth quarter of Tuesday’s 60-51 nonleague win over East Lansing at DeWitt. Click here for more content than … Continue reading →
On Tuesday night, I saw the Haslett girls’ basketball play for the second time this season, and while I haven’t made my away across the entire CAAC, the Vikings are the best squad I’ve seen all year. Against a previously … Continue reading →
