Record Setting Wednesday in Tuscola County

Kayla Doshier's 26 points give her 1,035 in her varsity career, enough to become Millington's all-time leading scorer. Doshier went 16-19 from the free throw line in her team's 51-47 victory over Bay City Western. Rachel Lawe also added 10 points for the Cardinals.

On the boy's court, Brandon Bitzer scored a season-high 34 points, including 18 in the fourth quarter, to help USA defeat Vassar 61-58. Zach Germain led Vassar with 22 points.

Bay City All Saints beat Cass City 59-48. Chris Summersett led the Red Hawks with 16 points, while Ausin Babich had 13.

Reese beat Bad Axe 77-35. Josh Pickell led the Rockets with 23 points.

Brown City beat Mayville. The Wildcats were led by William Henderson's 19 points, and Josh Franks 10 points.

Deckerville beat Marlette 43-40. Mike Armstrong led the Red Raiders with 14.

In the Mix 92.1 game of the week tomorrow, USA will be hosting Bay City All Saints in a rematch from January 16. Both teams sit on top of the GTC-West, with BCAS getting the 43-38 victory earlier. Game time is at 7:30 p.m.

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Anonymous said…
USA is hosting a Boys/Girls doubleheader with the boys playing first. Game time will be 6:15-6:30 because the jv teams are playing at 5:00. The boys and girls jv teams are both playing at 5:00 on seperate courts.
Feb 12, 2009, 9:31:00 AM
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