Prep roundup: Brighton hockey's Cam Duffany victimizes Livonia Stevenson again

Brighton forward Cam Duffany continued to victimize Livonia Stevenson’s hockey team.

Duffany scored two third-period goals to give the second-ranked Bulldogs a 4-2 victory over the sixth-ranked Spartans Friday night at Eddie Edgar Ice Arena.

Lane Petit scored for Brighton late in the second period to tie the game, 2-2. Duffany scored shorthanded and into an empty net in the third.

Duffany scored all three Brighton goals against Stevenson in the state Division 1 quarterfinals last season, including the winner in double overtime.

Zack Helminen scored Brighton’s other goal.

Brighton will turn around and play at 1 p.m. Saturday against archrival Hartland at Hartland Sports Center.

Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 4, Hartland 1

Jake Pietila’s goal got Hartland within 2-1 before the end of the second period, but St. Mary’s scored with 5:53 and 4:27 remaining to put the game away.

Howell 7, Grand Haven 2

Grand Haven cut a 4-0 deficit to 4-2 with 5:29 left in the game before Howell responded with three goals in a 1:10 span to secure the victory.

Ben Huotari had two goals and two assists for the Highlanders (7-1-1), who are ranked fifth in Division 1.

Evan Judd, Tanner Sauve, Rory Sturos, Marco Wolf and Cade Katlin scored Howell’s other goals.

Boys basketball

Pinckney 64, Midland 48

Sophomore Jace Carlson tied a Pinckney record with seven 3-pointers en route to a game-high 25 points.

Senior Caden Carlson had 14 points and nine rebounds for the Pirates.

Howell 77, Troy Athens 35

Howell’s Curtis Dell scored 20 points, shooting 6-for-7 from the field and 3-for-3 from 3-point range.

Andrew Weber had 17 points, Daniel Hampton had 10 points and nine rebounds and Jaylen Hicks had six assists for the Highlanders.

Howell shot 27-for-44 from the floor and 8-for-14 from 3-point range.

Brighton 70, Detroit Denby 31

Cole Rooney scored 15 points, Vince Salmon had 10 points and nine rebounds, Ben Kocab had 11 points, and Trevor Viau had nine points for Brighton.

Mason 66, Fowlerville 19

Wyatt Soli scored 10 points for Fowlerville (1-4), which will visit Charyl Stockwell Tuesday.

Girls basketball

Hartland 58, Farmington 4

Aubree Meyer scored 14 points, while Kennedy Tucker and Izzy DePestel each had 12 for the Eagles (3-0), who became the third team in four games to hold Farmington to single digits.

Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 45, Brighton 35

Noelle Ebel had 12 points, Sophia Moir had nine points and seven rebounds, and Genna Cox had seven points for Brighton.

Clarkston 51, Howell 48

Alison Farr scored 12 points and grabbed five rebounds, while Lexi Le had 11 points and five rebounds for Howell.

Midland 60, Pinckney 48

Brielle Reason scored 18 points and Audrey Wardlow 16 for Pinckney (1-3).

Mason 47, Fowlerville 29

Tommi Kleinschmidt had 10 points, while Angelle Haan had 10 rebounds in her final high school game. Haan, who will play college softball, is set to have shoulder surgery Dec. 21.

Swimming and diving

Brighton 95, Plymouth 88

Brighton’s Noah Shand won the 200-yard freestyle in 1:50.97, the 100 freestyle in 50.20 seconds and was on two winning relays.

Luke Newcomb won the 200 individual medley in 1:59.94 and the 100 breaststroke in 57.41, and Mason Staszel won the 50 freestyle in 23.31 and the 500 freestyle in 5:10.33. Both were on a winning relay.

Huron Valley 87, Pinckney 81

Pinckney senior Dylan Ray won the 100 freestyle in 1:51.91, earning a Division 3 state cut, and the 100 backstroke in 57.42.

Gymnastics

Howell’s Maria Petru won three of four events and was first all around with a score of 36.75 during a 138.075 to 137.175 victory over Salem. Brighton scored 136.2 points to lose to Salem.

Petru had an all-around score of 36.75 points. She was first on bars (9.675), floor exercise (9.65) and vault (8.80). Brighton’s Anna Browne won beam with a score of 9.15.

Boys bowling

Plymouth 18, Brighton 12

Johnny Saunders rolled a 224 game and a 426 series for Brighton.

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