Weekly Roundup: Winter sports get into full gear Dec. 4-9

The winter season is here as the rest of the sports joined boys basketball and hockey.

Here's how the first full week of events went down in Lenawee County:

SUNDAY

Hockey

Lenawee United 4, Tawas 3

TAWAS — Lenawee trailed 3-1 going into the third, but battled back to top Tawas and improve to 7-2.

Iain Mahaffy (Tecumseh) scored the lone goal in the second for United off assists from Carson Ritz (Adrian) and Adam Bartlett.

Lenawee got on a power play and gained momentum as Barlett scored off an assist from Brennan Cornack (Tecumseh) before Ryan Riddick (Adrian) tied it moments later off an assist from Seamus McCarley (Tecumseh). Bartlett scored the game-winner with 1:10 left off an assist from Rhett Micallef (Onsted).

MONDAY

Boys Basketball

Madison 56, Lenawee Christian 55

MADISON TWP. — Jayden Saad made the biggest shots at the biggest moments giving Madison a big win.

Saad scored 17 points, including three 3-pointers in the first half and a big free throw with seven seconds remaining in the game, as the Trojans topped the Cougars in a big early-season tilt.

“I feel like once I hit the first three, the rest are automatic for me,” Saad said. “When we come out and hit shots like that, we get a lot of confidence going.”

LCS (2-1) has gained statewide attention in Division 4 polls. Brandon Summer broke an 8-8 tie with a driving layup early in the second quarter before Jaxon Salenbien made a 3-point play and back-to-back buckets pushed it to 17-8. It was 19-10 on Summer’s bucket with 4:30 left in the half when Madison (2-1) settled in on the defensive end of the floor.

“We made a few young mistakes,” Madison coach Erik Thompson said. “That will happen. At one point I looked up and we had a couple of freshmen and couple of sophomores out there. When we lock down on defense, it helps our offense.”

Saad hit his second 3-pointer of the half with 58 seconds left in the second quarter to pull Madison within 22-19. Bryce Jordan scored to make it 22-21 before Saad buried another triple to put the Trojans up 24-22 going into halftime.

“He’s one of our best shooters,” Thompson said. “We run sets for him. Tonight, he delivered. We are hoping to get more out of him.”

Aidan Kaulins, who hit a pair of 3-pointers in the third quarter, got a steal and made a layup with 20 seconds left to pull LCS within two at 54-52. Derrell Tillman hit one of two free throws to make it 55-52. LCS had a chance to tie the game, but turned the ball over with 10.5 seconds remaining.

When Madison got the ball back, it went to Saad, who was fouled and made the first free throw to put the Trojans up four.

Kaulins hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer for the 56-55 final.

“That free throw was huge,” Saad said. “I’m glad I hit that. If not, we might have been going to overtime.”

Thompson praised the defensive effort of his 2-1 squad, especially Tillman and Brian Dopp.

“We beat a good team,” he said, adding that Dopp and Tillman did “the little things that do not show up in the stats. It was a great team effort."

In addition to the 17 points by Saad, Jordan finished with 16 points, eight rebounds and four assists. Antonio Nieto had 12 points, four rebounds, three steals and three assists.

LCS was led by Salenbien’s 21 points. Kaulins scored 12.

Tecumseh 71, Clinton 40 

TECUMSEH — Tecumseh held Clinton to one field goal in the first quarter and built a 16-point lead in the first eight minutes.

The Redwolves turned the tied in the second quarter to make it a 28-22 game at the break, but the second half was all Tecumseh.

Ryan Barrie (19), Tyler Clement (18) and Ryan Mossburg (15) all reached double digits for Tecumseh, which is 2-0.

Clinton (1-1) got 15 points from Calen Keith. Jalen Stelzer scored 11.

Hudson 54, Morenci 29 

HUDSON — Jeff Webster picked up his first win as Hudson’s basketball coach as the Tigers beat Morenci in a non-league game.

Jackson Jones scored 16 points and Isaac St. John scored 10 for the Tigers (1-2).

Morenci (0-2) was led by Shamus Alcock, who scored 14 points.

Britton Deerfield 64, Concord 58 

BRITTON – BD grabbed a lead in the third quarter and never relinquished it and improved to 3-0.

Logan Shiels scored 23 points, Ryan Good 17 and Colin Johnson 14 in a balanced scoring effort. Shiels added 13 rebounds and six assists. Good and Shiels made three 3-pointers each.

Bowling

Madison at Clinton

TECUMSEH — Madison picked up a season-opening sweep of Clinton with the boys and girls both winning.

The Trojans boys won 27-3 while the girls won 16-14.

The JV boys also won 22.5-7.5.

Adrian at Ypsilanti Lincoln

YPSILANTI — The Maples boys defeated Lincoln to open the season, 24-6, while the girls lost a close one, 16-14.

Adrian lost the first Baker game, 189-183, but won the second, 202-170, to also earn the extra two dual points for Baker totals to lead 6-4 heading into match play.

The Maples went 8-2, including a pair of one-pin wins from Gabe Woods and Austin Garcia. Gage Arnold rolled a 201 while Xander Finkbeiner rolled a 190 and 187 and Carter Allen had games of 188 and 187.

The girls team trailed 6-4 after the Baker games and the difference came with the Railsplitters taking the pin total, 1,403-1,356.

Jailyn Lahring led the Maples with a 169.

The boys JV won 16-14 while the girls fell 27-3.

TUESDAY

Girls Basketball

Hudson 36, Addison 31

HUDSON — It wasn't the prettiest of games, but it was a win nonetheless for the Tigers as they opened the season with a non-conference matchup against what looks to be an improved Panthers squad.

The Panthers, which won six games last season, held an 8-5 lead after the first before Hudson, which won 17 last year, went on a 12-2 run in the second to take a 17-10 lead with 2:54 to go and took a 19-14 advantage into the half.

Addison trimmed it to a 26-23 deficit going into the fourth where the Panthers were able to tie it at 29-29 and 31-31 on a pair of Taylor Jezierski buckets, but Taylor Kopin had a putback and Sam French hit some clutch free throws late to put it away.

Kopin finished with 15 points, seven rebounds and a steal while Dinah Horwath had eight points, seven rebounds, two assists and two steals to lead the Tigers.

The Panthers got 16 points from Jezierski.

Morenci 32, Evergreen 30

MORENCI — It was a tough battle, but the Bulldogs came out on top when Emersyn Bachelder sank two free throws with four seconds to play for the win.

Leah Rorick tied the game with 28 seconds left. The Bulldogs defense got a stop and Evelyn Joughin found Bachelder streaking toward the basket before she was fouled and made her free throws.

Rorick led all scorers with 12 points. She added 11 rebounds and three blocked shots. Alyssa Gibbs pulled down 12 rebounds. Joughin had six rebounds and five assists.

Madison 44, Jonesville 35

MADISON TWP. — The Parish sisters combined for 32 points as Madison beat Jonesville 44-35.

Freshman Jaeda Parish scored 18 points, including four triples, and Nevaeh Parish scored 14.

“It was a good first game,” Madison coach Javon Jenkins said. “Jonesville really played us hard and made us earn every bucket. We just have to continue to build on what we have.”

Adrian 54, Ann Arbor Huron 17

ADRIAN — The Maples began the new season by bullying Huron in an SEC crossover matchup.

Adrian led 22-1 after the first and outscored the River Rats 32-16 the rest of the way.

Ella Salenbien had 15 points for the Maples while Ciara Ernst had 14 points.

Clinton 63, Manchester 44

CLINTON — Zoey Sierer couldn't have started the season better for the Redwolves as she posted a triple-double with 15 points, 12 steals and 10 rebounds in a win against Manchester.

Kaylie Livingston went for a game-high 26 points, seven steals and five assists.

Clinton led 39-19 at the half and it grew to 55-27 going into the fourth.

Colon 52, Lenawee Christian 33

COLON — A slow start for the Cougars was too much to overcome as LCS dropped its season-opener on the road to the Magi.

The Cougars trailed 21-8 at the half before the offense picked up in the second half.

Brielle Parker had nine points to lead LCS while Hannah Baker and Callie Anderson each had six.

Dundee 37, Britton Deerfield 25 

DUNDEE — BD had three girls score six points and one score five, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Dundee.

Alivia and Alayna Salenbien scored six points each, as did Cameryn Prielipp.

Pittsford 35, Sand Creek 24

PITTSFORD — The Aggies were even with Pittsford after the first (4-4) and at the half (11-11) and it wasn't until the fourth when the Wildcats pulled away.

Sand Creek led 19-16 going into the fourth where Pittsford outscored the Aggies 19-5.

Tanana Emmendorfer led SC with eight points.

Boys Basketball

Sand Creek 61, Pittsford 54 

PITTSFORD — Rory Eack and Trevor Opel are turning into the Dynamic Duo.

Opel had 32 points last week in a game and earned Lenawee County Boys Basketball Player of the Week. It was Eack’s turn Tuesday as he scored 35 points and pulled down 12 rebounds for the Aggies, who improved to 2-1.

Opel pitched in with 24 points and nine rebounds.

Addison 57, Manchester 42

ADDISON — The Panthers opened Cascades Conference play with a win against the Flying Dutchmen.

Addison is now 3-1 on the season.

Stockbridge 68, Onsted 65

ONSTED — The Wildcats were handed their first loss of the season as they fell to a sharp-shooting Stockbridge team.

Onsted (2-1) trailed 22-18 after the first and 41-37 at the half before taking a 49-48 lead into the fourth.

Ayden Davis had 26 points while Aidan Paquin had 15 and Rylan Henegan chipped in with nine.

Parma Western 65, Adrian 60 

PARMA — Steve Elam scored 35 points, but the Maples fell on the road for their first loss of the season.

Sean Parker added 15 points and five rebounds for Adrian (2-1). Elam also had six boards and four assists.

Arbor Prep 75, Blissfield 42 

YPSILANTI — Blissfield held the Gators to four second quarter points and trailed by four points at halftime, but the home team came out firing in the second half and won.

Gabe Schnoor scored 18 points for the Royals (1-2).

Boys Swimming

Erie Mason, Milan at Adrian

ADRIAN — The Maples won a pair of duals to open the season against Erie Mason, 96-84, and Milan, 107-58.

Adrian won eight of the 12 events with London Rising, Haydn Gould and Kade Opsal all winning two individual events. Rising won the 200-yard freestyle (1:48.77) and 100 butterfly (52.77), Gould won the 200 IM (2:00.78) and 100 breaststroke (1:01.88) and Opsal won the 100 backstroke (56.13) and 50 freestyle (22.47).

The trio were joined by Brayden Kilpatrick to win the 200 medley relay (1:40.88) and 200 freestyle relay (1:31.49).

Wednesday

Wrestling

Clinton Quad

CLINTON — The Division 4 fifth-ranked Redwolves started the season with a pair of dual wins, beating Napoleon, 65-15, and Tecumseh, 69-3.

Going 2-0 for Clinton was Connor Younts (138 pounds) with a tech fall and pin, Dylan Badge (150) with a pin, Cliff Jones (157) with a pin and Bryce Randolph (165) with two pins. Wyatt Hicks (215) got a pin and big takedown of state-ranked Max Bledsoe of Tecumseh to earn the decision while Hamza Rafferty (285) had two pins, Joe Hodges (126) had a pin, Braylon Long (132) had a pin, Hudson Miller (106) had two decisions and Zach Taylor (113) had two pins.

Max Marten had Tecumseh's lone win at 144 against the Redwolves' Maurice Ames.

Onsted Quad

ONSTED — The Division 4 eighth-ranked Madison team started the season strong with a pair of wins against Flat Rock, 71-10, and Onsted, 69-12.

Chris Coesens, Ricardo Martinez, Joey Denkins, Dylan England and Hunter Kangas all had pins against Flat Rock to lead the Wildcats to a 58-12 win against Flat Rock. Keegan Gray, Cole Ruttofsky and Teagan Cunningham all had decisions while Conner Kish, Patrick Pangborn and Parker Briggs all won by voids.

Blissfield 39, Columbia Central 33

BROOKLYN — The Royals began the season with a win against former LCAA foe, Columbia Central, thanks in part to a stretch of wins from 132 pounds to 150.

Blissfield trailed 9-6 after three matches with Eva Wilson earning a void at 113. Gage Rothman (132), Conner Deaton (138) and Colton Seiser (150) all picked up pins while Anthony Mingione (144) got a decision to make it a 27-9 Royals lead.

Adam Stutzman (165) won by a void and Juan Barcenas (175) got a pin before the Golden Eagles won the final four matches.

Hockey

Lenawee 3, Dexter 2

CHELSEA — Lenawee United continued its strong start to the season with an SEC White win against the Dreadnaughts.

United (8-2, 1-0 SEC White) outshot Dexter 34-20 on the night with Rhett Micallef (Onsted) scoring twice and Brennan Cornack (Tecumseh) netting the game-winner to break a 2-2 tie after Dexter evened the score on a 5-on-3 power play in the third.

Seth Kordyzon (Onsted) made 18 saves in the win. Carson Ritz (Adrian), Ryan Riddick (Adrian), Iain Mahaffy (Tecumseh), Adam Bartlett (Tecumseh) and Cameron Mahony (Madison) all had assists.

Bowling

Adrian at Monroe

MONROE — The Maples girls picked up a narrow 15.5-14.5 win against the Trojans, while the boys won 19-11.

The girls swept the Baker Games and Sydney Chesser picked up wins in match play with totals of 181 and 178.

The boys also swept the Baker Games before Austin Garcia got a pair of match wins, including a 203.

Girls Basketball

Pinckney 37, Onsted 36

ONSTED — The Wildcats came up a point short in Jon Hovermale's coaching debut for Onsted.

JayElle Christian finished with 11 points and six rebounds while Ainsley Brezvai had seven points and Hannah Hill six. Maddie Borders had three assists.

Thursday

Girls Basketball

Sand Creek 28, Hudson 27 

HUDSON — Denae Covey hit the winning shot with 12 seconds to go, giving Sand Creek its first win of the season.

Freshman Jalyn Snyder hit a big 3-pointer in the fourth quarter and Covey scored on an offensive rebound in the fourth quarter for the Aggies.

Carley Allen pulled down 10 rebounds and Tanana Emmendorfer had seven boards for the 1-1 Aggies.

Teagan Arredondo led Hudson (1-1) with nine points.

Tecumseh 70, Clinton 14

CLINTON — It was all Tecumseh from the tip as it started the season with a dominating win against inner-county foe, Clinton.

Tecumseh raced ahead to a 28-8 lead in the first and continued to add on with a 45-12 lead at the half and a 58-14 advantage going into the fourth.

Alli Zajac started the season with 22 points and four rebounds, while Ashlyn Moorehead had 19 points, six assists and five rebounds. Mikayla Schlorf had 13 points, four assists and three steals. Addi Zajac made her varsity debut with six points and 10 rebounds.

Clinton (1-1) got five points from Kaylie Livingston.

Madison 55, Lenawee Christian 36

ADRIAN — The Trojans pulled away in the third quarter as they moved to 2-0 on the season, while the Cougars fell to 0-2.

Madison led 26-19 at the half and outscored LCS 18-7 in the third to take a 44-26 lead going into the fourth.

Jaeda Parish had 13 points to lead the Trojans while Jamairah Powers had 10 points. The Cougars were led by Brynn Davis' 12 points and four rebounds while Izzy Brooks had eight points and four rebounds and Brielle Parker had nine points.

Morenci 37, Addison 27 

ADDISON — Addyson Valentine scored all 10 of her points in the first half and the Bulldogs built a big lead on their way to the victory.

Morenci is 2-0 on the season.

Kayli Trumble scored 15 for 0-2 Addison.

Washtenaw Christian 40, Britton Deerfield 33 

BRITTON — Britton Deerfield was missing a starter and ran out of gas in the fourth quarter to Washtenaw Christian Academy.

The Patriots were up 21-20 going into the fourth quarter, but the Wildcats outscored the Patriots 20-12.

Alivia Salenbien had one of her biggest scoring nights with 14 points for BD (0-2).

Wrestling

Adrian Quad

ADRIAN — The Maples opened the season with a pair of wins against Northville, 54-24, and Jackson Northwest, 45-27.

Adrian had eight wrestlers go 2-0 on the day including freshman Anthony Wilt (126), Sam Adams (126), Kaydn Young (138), Nehemiah Vasquez (144), Chase Henline (175), John Breckel (190), Jaden Jankowski (215) and Chad Dayharsh (285).

Bowling

Jackson at Tecumseh

TECUMSEH — Tecumseh picked up a pair of wins as the Division 2 No. 2 boys and No. 9 girls both won, 28-2.

Garris Waynick led the boys with games of 256 and 243 while Andrew Risinger rolled games of 200 and 279 and Ryan Knight had a 239.

On the girls side, Brooke Kosco rolled games of 226 and 202 while Wendy Ketola had games of 193 and 181.

Hillsdale at Blissfield

BLISSFIELD — The Royals split with the Hornets as the boys won 16-14 to improve to 2-0 while the girls lost 30-0.

Friday

Boys Basketball

Lenawee Christian 88, Sand Creek 51 

ADRIAN — Lenawee Christian shook off a loss earlier in the week by pouring in 88 points to beat the Aggies in its first-ever Tri-County Conference game.

Jaxon Salenbien scored 25 points and Brandon Summer had 22. Aidan Kaulins chipped in 18 for 2-1 LCS.

Sand Creek was led by Trevor Opel (18 points) and Rory Eack (17).

Blissfield 54, Madison 51 

BLISSFIELD — The Royal defense stepped up in the fourth quarter as Blissfield came from behind to beat Madison.

“We didn't execute well in the fourth quarter and end-of-game situations,” Madison coach Erik Thompson said. “Those are learning experiences for our young team.”

The game marked the first LCAA game for Madison in 50 years. The Trojans (2-2, 0-1 LCAA) were members of the Tri-County Conference from 1974 to 2022.

Bryce Jordan and Antonio Nieto scored 16 points each for Madison. Jordan pulled down seven boards and Nieto had three assists. Jayden Saad made three triples for Madison and had seven boards.

Blissfield put three players in double figures – Mason Case (13 points), Blake Wood (13) and Gabe Schnoor (12) and improved to 2-2 and 1-0 in the LCAA.

Britton Deerfield 42, Summerfield 41 

BRITTON — The Patriots had a great finish to the game.

Summerfield went up four with under a minute remaining. BD got a shot off, missed it but Owen Plum grabbed the rebound and kicked it out to Logan Shiels who sank a 3-pointer. Brayden Shiels then tipped Summerfield’s in-bounds pass to Ryan Good, who laid it in for the lead with 17 seconds to go.

“They held for the last shot and got a shot off, but it didn’t go in,” BD coach Darren Shiels said. “It was a heart-attack win for our kids.”

Logan Shiels finished with 19 points, including five in the fourth quarter. Colin Johnson finished with 10 points.

BD (4-0, 1-0 TCC) is unbeaten. Summerfield came into the game 2-0.

Tecumseh 58, Milan 18 

MILAN — Milan couldn’t slow down Tecumseh’s offense.

Tecumseh had nine different players score, led 42-7 at halftime and won by 40.

Ryan Barrie scored 23 points, making six 3-pointers, to lead Tecumseh. Tyler Clement added 15 points.

Ida 41, Hudson 30

IDA — Ida took advantage of Hudson’s second half foul woes to pull ahead.

It was a 16-16 game at the half.

“I thought the kids executed the game plan in the first half to hold Ida to 16 points,” Hudson coach Jeff Webster said. “The second half, we got into foul trouble. They knocked down free throws to pull ahead.”

Isaac St. John led Hudson with 14 points and five rebounds. KJ Walker added four assists. The Tigers are 1-3 and 0-1 in the LCAA.

Hillsdale 65, Clinton 46 

HILLSDALE — The second quarter proved detrimental to Clinton, as it was held to one field goal while the Hornets zoomed in front by seven at the half and never trailed again.

Jalen Stelzer scored 21 points, making three 3-pointers for the Redwolves. Andy Fair scored 13.

Dundee 60, Onsted 45 

DUNDEE — Onsted ran into a hot Viking team that is off to a 5-0 start.

Ayden Davis scored 17 points, Aidan Paquin had 11 and Talan Hutchinson had seven for the Wildcats, who have dropped two straight and are 2-2 and 0-1 in the LCAA.

Dundee got 31 points from Ethan Layton.

Michigan Center 86, Morenci 45 

MORENCI — The two teams combined for 19 3-pointers, but Michigan Center had the hotter hand.

Morenci, who made seven triples as a team, got nine points from Landon Wilkins and eight from Isaac Shoemaker.

Columbia Central 86, Addison 64 

ADDISON — Columbia Central poured in 31 points in the first quarter, making five 3-pointers, and coasted to the Cascades Conference victory.

In a scoring oddity, the Golden Eagles made nine 3-pointers but went 3-for-16 from the free throw line.

Addison got 22 points from Gunner Demeuse, 11 from Jaxen Sword and nine from Drew Spink.

Girls Basketball

Onsted 39, Adrian 34 

ONSTED — Onsted had multiple contributors as it won for the first time under head coach Jon Hovermale.

Karlie Kimerer had 10 points and four steals while Ainsley Brezvai had nine points and four rebounds. JayElle Christian had nine points, four rebounds and three steals while Hannah Hill had five rebounds and Kayla Gerken three assists.

Makenna Johnson scored 17 and Ella Salenbien had 12 for the Maples.

Blissfield 57, Columbia Central 42 

BROOKLYN — Leigh Wyman went to the free throw line 17 times — 15 in the first half — as Blissfield opened up its season with the non-league win.

Columbia Central is a member of the Cascades Conference this season.

Wyman finished with 17 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals for the Royals. Avery Collins had 12 points and four assists and Peyton Tennant ripped down 10 rebounds.

Wrestling

East Jackson Girls Invite

EAST JACKSON — The Clinton and Hudson wrestling teams took part in the East Jackson Girls Invite where the Tigers took 14th out of 40 teams while the Redwolves were 16th, but had a champion.

Raven Aldridge won the 155 pound weight class for Clinton by going 3-0 with two pins. Annabelle Howard placed fourth, going 3-2 with three pins.

Hudson had Aubrey McClain get into the 105 semis where she took her only loss before winning the consolation bracket to take third with a record of 3-1 with three pins. Grace Miller took fourth at 110 with four pins to go 4-2.

Competitive Cheer

CCCAM Michigan Center Meet

MICHIGAN CENTER — Onsted and Hudson won their respective divisions with the Wildcats posting the top score overall.

The Wildcats posted a score of 702.34, which topped the other three Division 3 schools as well as five Division 2 schools and six Division 4 schools.

Hudson was top in Division 4 with a 687.32, which was only behind Onsted and Division 2 Grass Lake's total of 688.44. Clinton was also in the Division 4 meet where it took fifth with a score of 573.6.

SATURDAY

Boys Basketball

Adrian 71, Mason 70, OT

MASON — Stevie Elam and Sean Parker had big games as the Maples traveled to Mason and beat the Bulldogs in overtime.

The Maples trailed by as much as 12 in the third, but got it down to 47-42 heading into the fourth where Elam dropped 14 of his 32 points.

Elam had 32 points, 11 rebounds and six assists while Parker had 25 points and eight rebounds.

Wrestling

Blissfield Invite

BLISSFIELD — Division 3 eighth-ranked Madison took the top spot at the Blissfield Invite, winning five weight classes and making the final in six others.

Malaki Mosher won the 120 title by going 3-0 with a pin and beating teammate Brian Dopp in the final. Lukas Leonard went 3-0 with two pins to win at 144 while Xavier Rodriguez won at 150 with three pins, Jalonn Borders won at 157 by going 4-0 with three pins and a major decision and Logan Russell won at 285 with three pins.

Blissfield's Jude Rosas won at 113 with two pins while Gage Rothman won at 132 with four pins. Addison's Caleb Potts won at 126 with two pins and a major decision while Joe Clark won at 175 by going 3-0 with two pins.

Grappler Gold Invite

DUNDEE — Division 4 No. 1 Hudson took seventh overall at Dundee's Grappler Gold Invite while Adrian took 11th on the day.

Defending Lenawee County Wrestler of the Year, Nicholas Sorrow, began the season going 2-0 with pair of tight decisions at 113 for the Tigers.

The Maples' top placer was Jaden Jankowski at 215 as he took third by going 3-1 with three pins.

Rocket Duals

WESTLAND — The Division 3 fifth-ranked Clinton traveled to the Westland John Glenn Rocket Duals where the Redwolves took third overall.

Clinton began the day beating Rochester, 58-15, and Waterford Kettering, 53-20. The Redwolves then lost to Division 1 eight-ranked John Glenn by a point, 34-33, and Division 1 third-ranked Macomb Dakota, 42-33.

Clinton wrapped up the day beating Southgate Anderson, 60-18.

Southwest Classic

ALLEGAN — Hudson also sent a group of wrestlers to Allegan for the Southwest Classic where three placed, including Kenny Sledge in third at 115.

Sledge went 2-1 with a sudden victory and a pinfall on the day.

J.A.W.S

JACKSON — Onsted picked up a win against Jackson in a dual, 39-37.

A Cole Ruttkofsky (134) decision and Joey Denkins (138) pin gave the Wildcats an early 9-6 lead before the Vikings got a major and decision to retake the lead, 13-9. Dylan England (157) and Conner Kish (165) got back-to-back pins to put Onsted back up 21-13.

Xavier Gibbs (190) had a pin, but Jackson had three at 175, 215 and 285 to take a 31-27 lead. Chris Coesens won by void at 106, but Jackson got another pin at 113 to take a 37-33 lead going into the final match where Keegan Gray got the winning pin at 120.

Hockey

Lenawee United 2, Jackson 1

JACKSON — Lenawee picked up another SEC White victory to improve to 9-2 on the season and 2-0 in league play.

Onsted's Seth Kordyzon got the win in net while Cameron Mahony (Madison) and Adam Bartlett (Clinton) got the goals.

Girls Basketball

Detroit Country Day 60, Tecumseh 52

YPSILANTI — Tecumseh struggled out of the gate, but got it back to 12 before Country Day pulled away in the Icebreaker game.

Tecumseh trailed 35-18 at the half and 51-31 going into the fourth.

Addi Zajac had 14 points and 11 rebounds for her first double-double while Chloe Bullinger had 12 points and 10 rebounds for a double-double of her own. Ashlyn Moorhead had 12 points, five rebounds and three assist.

This article originally appeared on The Daily Telegram: Winter sports get into full gear in Lenawee County Dec. 4-9