Get to know the Greater Lansing high school boys basketball teams
Here is an overview of the high school boys basketball teams in Greater Lansing. This reflects information provided by area coaches.
CAAC BLUE
▶ Coaches' predictions: 1. East Lansing, 2. Waverly, 3. Grand Ledge, 4. Okemos, 5. DeWitt, 6. Holt, 7. Everett
▶ Top players: JL Branson, East Lansing; Christian Dunn, East Lansing; Adam Flannery, DeWitt; Cameron Hutson, East Lansing; Braden James, Grand Ledge; Brandon Mercer, Holt; Deunte Phifer, Waverly; KJ Torbert, East Lansing
DEWITT
▶ Last season: 15-8, 6-6 (T-4th)
▶ Coach: Bill Flannery (7th season)
ROSTER
2 Adam Flannery 6-0 sr. G
3 John Amama 6-2 sr. G/F
4 Luke Hanselman 6-5 sr. F
5 Zach Nevison 5-11 sr. G
12 Matt Huhn 5-10 jr. G
20 Nolan Colligan 6-2 jr. F
22 Elliott Larner 5-11 jr. G
23 Jackson Walthorn 5-11 jr. G
30 Ben Johnson 6-3 jr. C
34 Garrett Grewe 6-7 sr. C
▶ Outlook: Gone is the all-time leading scorer in program history with the loss of Bryce Kurncz to graduation, but the Panthers do return a trio of starters in Adam Flannery, Grewe and Nevison. Adam Flannery is the leading returning scorer. DeWitt will look for a total team effort as it looks to improve its finish in the strong CAAC Blue.
EAST LANSING
▶ Last season: 17-9, 7-5 (3rd)
▶ Coach: Ray Mitchell (6th season)
ROSTER
Cameron Hutson 6-6 jr. G
JL Branson 6-4 jr. G
Christian Dunn 6-7 sr. F
Charlie Baker 6-4 sr. F
BJ Windham 6-0 jr. G
Cameron Essell 5-11 jr. G
Allen McGrew Jr. 6-1 sr. G
Noah Lopez 6-2 sr. F
Deontae Macey 6-2 sr. F
KJ Torbert 6-4 so. G
Dwataye Sams 5-10 jr. G
Ben Fletcher 6-2 jr. G
▶ Outlook: The Trojans have nine players returning from a team that reached the Division 1 quarterfinals last season. Hutson was one of Greater Lansing's top scorers last winter and leads a talented group that also others like Branson and Dunn who are also attracting college interest. Torbert was one of the top players for Okemos last season and joins the mix for the Trojans. East Lansing is on a mission to work hard and take another step this winter.
EVERETT
▶ Last season: 3-21, 0-12 (7th)
▶ Coach: Eric (Trey) Adams (4th season)
ROSTER
Nizjai Davidson 6-1 jr. G
Lajune Lubrin 6-3 sr. F
Kharon Turnley 6-2 jr. F
Javari Funches 6-0 so. F
Lamar Gaines 6-2 sr. F
Nathaniel Benson 6-2 jr. G
Marrion May 6-0 fr. G
Logick Lyoya 6-0 so. F
Tarrell Bryant 5-10 jr. G
Jayshawn Guyton 5-9 jr. G
▶ Outlook: Davidson and Lubrin were honorable mention all-league players and among multiple returners for the Vikings, who look to move up the Blue standings this winter. May is a newcomer expected to make an impact. Adams believes Everett can surprise some teams and be competitive this season.
GRAND LEDGE
▶ Last season: 16-8, 6-6 (T-4th)
▶ Coach: Luke Charter (2nd season)
ROSTER
1 Elyjah Hendricks 6-3 sr. G
2 Carson Daly 6-2 jr. G
3 Alex Moran 6-0 jr. G
4 Denali Smith 6-2 sr. F
11 Isaac Hansbarger 5-7 jr. G
13 Micah Brown 6-5 sr. F
15 Grady Millbrook 6-0 jr. F
20 Jackson Myott 5-10 jr. G
21 Kingston Nixon 5-9 fr. G
24 Landon Birchmeier 6-0 sr. F
25 Braden James 6-8 so. F
32 Izaiah O'Dell 6-5 jr. F/C
34 Andrew Burger 6-3 sr. F/C
41 Hayato Yoshida 6-0 jr. G
45 Easton Cochran 6-1 jr. F
▶ Outlook: The Comets lost an all-state post player in Teddy Williams but have a core of talent back from a squad that contended in the CAAC Blue last season. James is attracting interest from several Division I programs and leads the talent back for Grand Ledge. The Comets will try to be in the mix once again for a league championship.
HOLT
▶ Last season: 16-10, 5-7 (6th)
▶ Coach: Muhammad El-amin (1st season)
ROSTER
Carter Bishop sr. G/F
Donye Thomas sr. G/F
Nigel Gadson sr. G
Eddie McDonald sr. F
Brandon Mercer so. G
Michael Aimery so. G
Brandon Adams so.
Rylan Grasse sr. C
Jake Robele sr. F
Justin Harris jr. C
Logan Duncan sr. C
Taylor Knighen jr. G
Dylan Sharp jr. F
Joshua Howard jr. F
▶ Outlook: Bishop and Thomas were honorable mention all-league players last season and were contributors as the Rams captured a Division 1 district title. They provide a veteran presence for El-amin as he takes over as the head coach at his alma mater after being an assistant last winter and sees plenty of promise. Holt also adds a talented newcomers in Mercer, who is regarded as one of the state’s top sophomores and played at Okemos last season. Aimery is also a new addition expected to contribute.
OKEMOS
▶ Last season: 18-5, 8-4 (2nd)
▶ Coach: Jeff Wonch (12th season)
ROSTER
4 Josiah Thomas 5-11 sr. G
10 Chris Paige 6-0 sr. G
12 Sawyer Lick 6-1 jr. F/G
20 Luke Wonch 6-0 jr. G
21 Branden Pruitt 5-8 jr. G
22 Collin Alexander 6-2 sr. G
23 Christian Chiou 5-11 jr. G
24 Nik Greborunis 6-3 sr. F
30 Christian Pickens 6-0 jr. G
32 Vince Byiringiro 6-1 sr. F
33 Colin Walton 6-5 sr. F
34 Jake Staff 6-0 jr. G/F
35 Brennan Walton sr. 6-5 sr. F
▶ Outlook: Alexander is a returning all-league player for the Wolves. Coach Wonch says he has a tough and unselfish group that plays together. Okemos is leaning on its returners to step up to help its newcomers find their footing on varsity.
WAVERLY
▶ Last season: 18-6, 10-2 (1st)
▶ Coach: Rod Watts
No information submitted
CAAC RED
▶ Coaches' predictions: 1. Mason, 2. Williamston, 3. Haslett, 4. St. Johns, 5. Eastern, 6. Fowlerville
▶ Top players: Erik Lardie, Haslett; Luke Marlan, Mason; Kaleb Parrish, Mason; Brendan Ray, Fowlerville; Levi Stambaugh, Mason
EASTERN
▶ Last season: 11-12, 7-3 (2nd)
No information submitted
FOWLERVILLE
▶ Last season: 3-18, 1-9 (6th)
▶ Coach: Jim Jonas (7th season)
ROSTER
Brendan Ray 6-0 sr. G
Dillon Wieas 6-4 sr. F
Wyatt Soli 6-4 jr. F
Griffin Gonzalez 6-1 sr. G
Mason Munsell 6-0 sr. G
Sam Shrader 6-2 so. G
▶ Outlook: The Gladiators will be experienced and have three starters returning. Ray is a third-year starter and Soli is a third-year varsity player in the backcourt for Fowlerville. Jonas said the Gladiators will go as far as their defense takes them and aims to improve in that area.
HASLETT
▶ Last season: 7-17, 4-6 (4th)
▶ Coach: Chris Smith (11th season)
ROSTER
Erik Lardie 6-6 jr. F
Luke Blattert 5-10 jr. G
David Wheeler 6-2 sr. G/F
Jackson Shadaker 6-1 jr. G
Travis Satterla 6-3 so. G/F
Charlie Dutcher 5-10 so. G
▶ Outlook: Lardie was an honorable mention all-league selection and is joined by Blattert, Wheeler and Satterla as key returning varsity players for the Vikings. Smith said Haslett has a young group that will try to challenge for a CAAC Red title.
MASON
▶ Last season: 21-3, 10-0 (1st)
▶ Coach: Lee Chaney (19th season)
ROSTER
Luke Marlan 6-2 sr. G
Levi Stambaugh 6-0 jr. G
Kaleb Parrish 6-5 sr. F
Tyler Baker 6-2 sr. F
Cason Carswell 6-3 jr. G/F
Nick Wells 6-0 sr. G
▶ Outlook: The Bulldogs have four starters back from last season's squad that claimed a league title and reached a district final, which includes a pair of honorable mention all-state players in Marlan and Parrish. The goals are high for veteran-laden Mason, which will have some players jumping into basketball late due to being part of the school's football run to the state title game at Ford Field.
ST. JOHNS
▶ Last season: 12-9, 6-4 (3rd)
▶ Coach: Nate Wade (4th season)
ROSTER
Anthony Dupuis 5-8 sr. G
Chris Stewart 5-9 sr. G
Chuck Miller 5-10 sr. F
Brendan Thomas 6-1 sr. F
Logan Nobach 5-11 sr. F
Bryce Pratl 6-1 so. G
David Frisbie 6-1 jr. F
Nolan Koenigsknecht 5-9 so. F
Seth Shank 5-10 jr. G
▶ Outlook: The Redwings lost four starters but hope to build on their success from season. Wade said there was plenty of buy-in and a number of players who spent time working on their game. A core of seniors in Dupuis, Stewart, Miller, Thomas and Nobach are among the key returners for St. Johns.
WILLIAMSTON
▶ Last season: 8-17, 2-8 (5th)
▶ Coach: Koji Vroom (2nd season)
ROSTER
1 Tommy Pratt
3 Jameson Conti
5 Max McCune
10 Peter Jones
11 Brad McKinney
12 Noah Pfeifle
15 Ben Smith
21 Brayden Johnson
22 Zach Kulesza
24 Zach Cribbs
25 Hudson Hunt
35 Ben Barnstable
▶ Outlook: Cribbs, McCune and Smith are seniors and among six returners for the Hornets, With those players back and the addition of young talent, Williamston hopes to challenge for CAAC Red and Division 2 district championships.
CAAC WHITE
▶ Coaches' predictions: 1. Sexton, 2. Charlotte, T-3. Ionia, T-3. Lansing Catholic, 5. Portland, 6. Olivet, T-7. Eaton Rapids, T-7. Lakewood
▶ Top players: Cutler Brandt, Charlotte; Bo Lincoln, Olivet; Dominic Novara, Portland; Keyshawn Summerville, Sexton; Drew Tolfree, Lansing Catholic; Travis Tucker Jr., Ionia
CHARLOTTE
▶ Last season: 17-8, 9-1 (1st)
▶ Coach: Tom Fleming
No information submitted
EATON RAPIDS
▶ Last season: 0-23, 0-10 (6th)
▶ Coach: Jason Houghton (3rd season)
ROSTER
Braylon Nobach 5-10 sr. G
Caden Bartley sr.
Ashton Collins 6-5 sr C.
Nicholas White 6-1 sr. F
Karson Parker sr.
Andrew Pant 6-0 sr. F
Ethan Gaston 6-0 sr. G
Cooper Oliver jr.
Brogan McCrumb jr.
Ayden Adkins jr.
Damrion Bailey 6-2 so. F
Keegan Gouchenour so.
Hayden Hendrickson so.
James O’Conner so.
▶ Outlook: The Greyhounds will try to put together an improved season with a mix of experience and youth. Nobach and Collins are seniors who were honorable mention all-league players last season and lead the experience back. Houghton hopes attention to detail and hard work helps Eaton Rapids compete in the CAAC White.
IONIA
▶ Last season: 18-6, 8-2 (2nd)
▶ Coach: Scott Swinehart (22nd season)
ROSTER
2 Travis Tucker Jr. sr.
4 Tristan Ciganick jr.
5 Colt Piercefield so.
10 Spencer Tooker jr.
12 Carter Starks jr.
14 Wyatt Erridge jr.
15 Gage Flanner sr.
20 Hobbs Pinnow sr.
22 Jaxon Palmer jr.
24 Max Doty sr.
30 Brent Starks jr.
32 Mason Doty sr.
40 Wolton Sandborn so.
44 Henry Castle jr.
50 Aden Wenzl sr.
▶ Outlook: Tucker is a third-year varsity player who earned all-league honors while Doty is the other starter back for a Bulldog squad that was in the mix for a CAAC White title last season. Swinehart said leadership will be an important ingredient to the success for Ionia as it attempts to navigate a tough non-league schedule and a competitive league.
LAKEWOOD
▶ Last season: 12-11
No information submitted
LANSING CATHOLIC
▶ Last season: 9-15, 3-7 (T-4th)
▶ Coach: Jake Bullock (2nd season)
ROSTER
Drew Tolfree 6-1 jr. G
Justin De Varona 6-0 sr. G
DJ Rowley 6-3 jr. F
Seth Hahnenberg 6-5 fr. F
▶ Outlook: Tolfree was an all-league selection last season and along with De Varona and Rowley logged major minutes for the Cougars last winter. Combined with some younger talent, Lansing Catholic hopes to take a step in the CAAC White and contend for a league title.
OLIVET
▶ Last season: 21-2, 12-0 GLAC (1st)
▶ Coach: Brian Lincoln (1st season)
No information submitted
PORTLAND
▶ Last season: 10-13, 3-7 (T-4th)
▶ Coach: Luke Pohl (2nd season)
ROSTER
Dominic Novara 6-1 jr. G
Evan Gross 5-10 jr. G
Chris Battley 6-1 jr. F
Kaden Dickerson 6-2 so. F
Carter White 6-3 so. G
Makyah Mora 6-0 so. G
Levi Nobis
Keaton McGregor
Jacob Farley
Tej's Virk
▶ Outlook: The Raiders have a team banged up from a lengthy football season that featured a run to the state semifinals. Pohl believes once his team gets healthy, it will fare well with a great work ethic. Novara is a returning all-league selection and is joined by Battley and Gross as third-year varsity players.
SEXTON
▶ Last season: 12-10, 7-3 (3rd)
▶ Coach: Deleon Dearing (1st season)
No information submitted
CMAC
▶ Coaches' predictions: 1. Laingsburg, 2. Pewamo-Westphalia, 3. Fowler, 4. Dansville, 5. Lansing Christian, 6. Portland St. Patrick, 7. Potterville, 8. Bath, 9. Perry, 10. Saranac
▶ Top players: Grady Eklund, Pewamo-Westphalia; Jacob Halfmann, Fowler; Zander Woodruff, Laingsburg
BATH
▶ Last season: 8-14, 5-8 (6th)
▶ Coach: Nick Duflo (1st season)
ROSTER
Cole Chamberlain 5-10 sr. G
Jacob Kuhn 6-3 jr. C
Bradlee Uhlmann 5-11 sr. G
Remington McCrimmon 6-2 jr. F
Sam Wonch 5-10 sr. G
Ethan Wicks 5-8 jr. G
▶ Outlook: Chamberlain and Kuhn were honorable mention all-league players last season, while Uhlmann is a returning starter. Duflo, who takes over the program after coaching at the JV level, said he has a young team that will look to improve on last season and adapt to a new style.
DANSVILLE
▶ Last season: 10-12, 7-6 (4th)
▶ Coach: Ryan Masters (2nd season)
ROSTER
Drew Frantz 5-10 sr. G
Calvin VanHartesvelt 6-4 sr. F/C
Elijah Neal 6-3 sr. G
Dylan Ream 6-2 sr. F
Quinnton Burgett 5-11 jr. G
Mayson Burgett 5-11 fr. G
Mason Ruttan 6-4 sr. F
▶ Outlook: The Aggies aim to build off the success of last season with a team led by seniors. Frantz and VanHartesvelt lead the returning seniors and earned All-CMAC recognition last winter.
FOWLER
▶ Last season: 13-10, 8-6 (3rd)
▶ Coach: Kam Riley (5th season)
ROSTER
Jacob Halfmann jr. G
Alex Halfmann jr. F
Aaron Simon jr. G
Zach Halfmann sr. G
Asher Koenigsknecht jr. G
▶ Outlook: Jacob Halfmann, Alex Halfmann and Simon earned All-CMAC accolades last season for Fowler, which hopes to be in the mix for a league title.
LAINGSBURG
▶ Last season: 25-1, 12-0 (1st)
▶ Coach: Tim Beebe (1st season)
ROSTER
Zander Woodruff 6-3 sr. G
Cam Ballard 5-10 sr. G
Jackson Audretsch 6-1 sr. F
Ty Randall 6-4 sr. F
Elliott Wilsey 5-10 sr. F
Vance Klont 5-9 sr. G
Aiden Maddaloni 6-6 sr. F
Adam Essenberg 5-10 sr. G
Lucas Mathews 5-10 sr. F
Mitchell George 6-4 jr. F
Dom Garcia 5-8 jr. G
Max Powers 5-8 jr. G
Logan Holm 6-0 jr. F
Josiah Hawes 6-2 so. G
Greg Stewart 6-3 jr. F
▶ Outlook: Woodruff was among the area’s top scorers last season while earning Division 3 all-state honors and helping the Wolfpack make a run to the state quarterfinals. He is joined by a core of returning of seniors that will try to help Laingsburg repeat in the CMAC and find more success.
LANSING CHRISTIAN
▶ Last season: 16-10, 5-7 GLAC (5th)
▶ Coach: Grayson Fuller (2nd season)
ROSTER
Ethan Damesworth 6-1 jr. G
David Hall 6-0 jr. F
Collin Leavitt 5-11 jr. G
Noah Bruno 5-11 so. G
▶ Outlook: After being a very experienced team last winter, the Pilgrims enter this fall with an inexperienced group and low numbers. Lansing Christian doesn’t have enough players to field a JV team and has a varsity roster featuring no seniors, six juniors, a couple sophomores and a few freshmen. Hall started last year and Damesworth is another key returner.
PERRY
▶ Last season: 10-14, 4-8 GLAC
▶ Coach: Scott Selbig (4th season)
ROSTER
DJ Jenks 5-10 jr. G
Tristan Krupp 6-0 sr. G
Joey McGraw-Allen 6-0 sr. G
Tanner Selbig 6-5 sr. C
Austin Poirier 6-2 sr. G
Michael Werner 5-10 sr. G
Tim Hall 5-9 sr. G
Hunter Sties 6-0
▶ Outlook: Jenks is a third-year varsity player, while McGraw-Allen earned all-league recognition in the GLAC last season. Coach Selbig said the Ramblers have a small group with great chemistry and are ready to see how they fare as they begin a new era in the CMAC.
PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA
▶ Last season: 19-7, 11-2 (2nd)
▶ Coach: Dominic Schneider (4th season)
ROSTER
Kash Pohl 6-0 sr. G
Trevor Spitzley 6-3 sr. F
Lane Trierweiler 6-2 jr. F
Reece Thelen 5-10 jr. G
Brady Heckman
Mason Smith
Cody Fox
Trevor Smith 6-2 jr. F
Isaac Thelen
Dominic Weber 6-2 jr. G
Ty Thelen 5-11 so. G
Grady Eklund 6-3 so. G
▶ Outlook: The Pirates have a young roster and hope to grow as the season progresses. P-W, which made a run to the state quarterfinals in Division 3 last winter, will lean on its seniors and a returning first team all-league performer in Eklund.
PORTLAND ST. PATRICK
▶ Last season: 7-15, 4-10 (7th)
▶ Coach: Curtis Meyers (3rd season)
ROSTER
1 Brady Leonard 5-10 so. G
2 Gabe Wernet jr.
3 Jerryd Scheurer 5-10 fr. G
4 Lucas Simon sr.
5 Tyler Groothuis sr.
11 Landon Simpson 5-10 jr. G
14 Brayden Simon 6-0 jr. G/F
15 Nathan Fears jr.
22 Charlie Thelen 6-0 so. F
23 Grant Pline jr.
33 Devin Cook 6-1 sr. F
▶ Outlook: The Shamrocks have a core of their team returning and lost just two seniors from last fall. With the many returners and the addition of newcomers, St. Patrick aims make more progress and try to compete in the CMAC. Brayden Simon is a two-time second team all-league performer and among the returning talent.
POTTERVILLE
▶ Last season: 11-13, 6-8 (5th)
▶ Coach: Jake Briney (5th season)
ROSTER
Kaleb Batterham sr. G
Keagan Dunning sr. G
Reid Jackson jr. G
Ezariah Taylor jr. G
Cameron Wood jr. G
Vissed Vue jr. G
Brayden Marenich jr. F
Tiernan Hartigan jr. G
Andrew Wright jr. F
Aaron Crittenden jr. G
Isaiah Woloszyn so. G
Andrew Morales fr. F
▶ Outlook: The Vikings will look toward Batterham for leadership to guide what is a young team. Potterville lost several of its key pieces from last season.
SARANAC
▶ Last season: 4-19, 0-14 (8th)
No information submitted
OTHERS
ALMA
▶ Last season: 8-6 TVC (4th)
▶ Coach: Chris Brown (3rd season)
ROSTER
3 Daniel Ash 6-0 sr. G
4 Ashton Wilson 5-7 jr. G
5 Jacoby Dunlap 6-6 sr. F
10 Owen Seeley 6-4 jr. F
11 Brennen Palmer 6-0 jr. G
15 Cade Sutherland 6-0 sr. G
21 Collin Helinski 5-11 sr. G
23 Sam Gadde 6-5 jr. F
24 Nick Batista 5-11 sr. G
30 Jack Lemerand 5-10 so. G
32 Landon Barnard 6-1 sr. F
33 Brayden Truman 5-9 so. G
40 Jaylon McCormack 6-1 so. F
▶ Outlook: Sutherland is a third-year varsity player who was an honorable mention All-TVC performer last season. He will be among the key pieces for the Panthers, who enter the season lacking experience. Brown believes how quickly young athletic players transition to varsity will determine Alma's success.
CORUNNA
▶ Last season: 17-7, 8-2 Flint Metro (1st)
▶ Coach: Rocky Buscemi (8th season)
ROSTER
Brevin Boilore sr. G
Wyatt Bower sr. F
Tarick Bower sr. G
Braylon Socia sr. G
AJ Brieger jr. C
Logan Vowell sr. G
Parker Isham sr. G
Dakari McGee sr. F
Arlen Belmer jr. G
Kaden Cowdrey jr. F
Javon Strauch jr. G
Lucas Kuran jr. F
▶ Outlook: Boilore was a first team All-Flint Metro League performer last season after setting a school record with 79 made 3-pointers. He is among a large group of returners for the Cavaliers, who hope to build off their division title. Buscemi said this is his deepest and most athletic team since being at Corunna. With the run to the state title game. The Cavaliers will need time to get into basketball form.
LESLIE
▶ Last season: 18-7, 9-3 GLAC
▶ Coach: Matt Johns
ROSTER
Connor Marciniak 6-1 jr. G
Jayden Colby 6-2 jr. G/F
Johnnie Johnson 6-0 jr. F
Jacob Phillips 6-0 jr. G
Tyler Strong 5-8 sr. F
Hunter Coltrain 6-0 sr. F
Mark Stone 5-8 jr. G
Henry Bradford 5-11 so. G
Joel Cranmore 5-10 fr. G
▶ Outlook: The Blackhawks transition from the GLAC to the Cascades Conference this winter. Leslie begins the new era having to replace a lot of scoring from last season. Johns believes the sooner players fit into role, the sooner it finds success.
MAPLE VALLEY
▶ Last season: 6-16, 0-12 GLAC (7th)
▶ Coach: Ryan Nevins (5th season)
ROSTER
Ayden Wilkes 6-3 sr. G
Callen Hoefler 5-10 sr. G
Cam Carpenter 6-2 sr. F
Conner Joseph 6-0 sr. G
Jake McDonald 6-3 jr. G
Noah Musser 5-11 jr. G
Jimmy Wiggs 6-0 jr. G
▶ Outlook: The Lions will try to make a mark as they transition to a new conference in the Big 8 . Wilkes is a fourth-year varsity player and earned All-GLAC accolades last season, while Hoefler and Carpenter are third-year varsity players. Nevins said Maple Valley will try to build off what it started last season while trying to see how it stacks up in a new league.
OVID-ELSIE
▶ Last season: 18-5, 12-2 MMAC (T-1st)
▶ Coach: Canyon Walker (1st season)
ROSTER
Mason Ritenburg 6-5 sr. G/F
Bruce Thornton 6-2 sr. G
Gunner McCreery 6-2 sr. G
Tucker Loynes 6-4 jr. G/F
Tryce Tokar 5-10 jr. G
▶ Outlook: Walker aims to build on the legacy established by former coach Josh Latz and have the Marauder program remaining competitive. He saw promising signs in the offseason with players eager to get into the gym for work outs. Ovid-Elsie hopes to build on the momentum established by the football team with its run to the state semifinals.
This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Greater Lansing high school boys basketball overview
