Chloe Simmons of Lake Michigan Catholic High School Competitive Cheer is the WSJM Sports Berrien County Student Athlete of the Week for the week of February 10, 2019. At the Lakeshore Escape to the Lake Invitational,
Romeo Lopez of Decatur High School Wrestling is our WSJM Sports Van Buren/Cass Student Athlete of the Week for the week of February 10, 2019. At the Division 4 Individual Regionals, Romeo finished as runner-up at
WOMEN Lake Michigan College 75, Lansing Community College 50 Lake Michigan College remained in a first place tie in the MCCAA Western Conference with a 75-50 win over Lansing. After Lansing opened the game on a
WRESTLING STATE QUARTERFINALS Goodrich 36, Niles 26 Dundee 55, Dowagiac 12
NCAAMBB – Men’s College Basketball Last Night (10) Michigan State 71, Rutgers 60 (8) North Carolina 88, (1) Duke 72 (10) Michigan State 71, Rutgers 60 – Winston scores 28, No. 10 Michigan State beats Rutgers 71-60
WOMEN Lake Michigan College 62, Grand Rapids Community College 45 Lake Michigan College remained in a first place tie for first place in the MCCAA Western Conference with a 62-45 win over Grand Rapids. Leading by
MHSAAFB – St. Joseph names Pratley as new head football coach The next head coach for the St. Joseph Bears football team has been named. Andrew Pratley, who previously was the head coach and Holland High School
St. Joe 43, Berrien Springs 29 Devon Frenchko scored 17 points to help lead St. Joe to a 43-29 win at Berrien Springs. The Bears scored the game’s first eight points and never trailed. The Shamrocks
St. Joseph High School has hired Andrew Pratley as its new head football coach. A total of 24 applications were received. A committee was formed to interview the top eight candidates. The committee narrowed it down
NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Chicago Blackhawks 8, Ottawa Senators 7 Blackhawks 8, Ottawa Senators 7 – DeBrincat has 5 points, Blackhawks hold off Senators 8-7 Alex DeBrincat had the best game of his career,
The Michigan Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association has selected Alan Alsbro of Berrien Springs as the Region 5 Athletic Director of the Year. One of only 14 athletic administrators statewide to be honored by the MIAAA, Alan will
This week’s Associated Press men’s college basketball poll. First-place votes in parentheses. Records are through Feb. 17. 1. Duke (58) 23-2 2. Gonzaga (6) 25-2 3. Virginia 22-2 4. Kentucky 21-4 5. Tennessee 23-2 6. Nevada
NCAAMBB – Men’s College Basketball Last Night (11) Michigan State 62, Ohio State 44 (11) Michigan State 62, Ohio State 44 – No. 11 Michigan State dominates late, beats Ohio State 62-44 Kenny Goins had 10 points
Zach Goodline of Coloma High School Basketball is the WSJM Sports Berrien County Student Athlete of the Week for the week of February 3, 2019. In the Comets’ win over Martin, Zach scored his 2,000th career
Jared Checkley of Decatur High School Wrestling is our WSJM Sports Van Buren/Cass Student Athlete of the Week for the week of February 3, 2019. Jared won the Division 4 Individual District Championship at 160 lbs.
Benton Harbor 72, River Rouge 62 In a battle of Division 2 powers, third ranked Benton Harbor knocked off top ranked River Rouge 72-62 Saturday night at Farnum Gym. With River Rouge leading 14-11 after the
BOYS SMAC Mattawan 40, Lakeshore 37 Micah Seats led the Lancers with a game high 13 points. Mattawan got 12 points from Dexter Shouse. St. Joe 61, Niles 43 Jordan Marble helped lead the Bears to
NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Detroit Red Wings 3, Ottawa Senators 2 Chicago Blackhawks 5, New Jersey Devils 2 Red Wings 3, Senators 2 – Athanasiou, Howard lead Red Wings past Senators, 3-2 Andreas Athanasiou
Lake Michigan Catholic 54, Michigan Lutheran 45 Christian Monconduit scored 11 of his 16 points in the second half to help lead Lake Michigan Catholic to a 54-45 win over Michigan Lutheran. The lead exchanged hands
NBA – National Basketball Association Last Night Boston Celtics 118, Detroit Pistons 110 Chicago Bulls 122, Memphis Grizzlies 110 Milwaukee Bucks 106, Indiana Pacers 97 Celtics 118, Pistons 110 – Celtics rally in 2nd half to end
