Sick of the Cold Tuesday in Tuscola County

In boy's Tri-Valley crossover action, Millington lost to Michigan Lutheran Seminary. The Cardinal's Tyler Reinert scored 18 points in the loss. The loss drops Millington's record to 3-9.

Caro beat the Vandals of Merrill 72-60. R.J. Fritz led the way for the Tigers with a 26 point-12 rebound performance. Jared Vinson contributed with 18 points and seven assists, while Andrew LaPointe scored 15. The Tiger's record now stands at 7-6.

North Branch defeated St. Louis 64-35. Justin Calvert paced the Broncos with 10 points. The win improves North Branch's record to 5-6.

Frankenmuth beat St. Charles 63-58. The Eagle's Tyler Gray scored a career-best 31 points in the win. The win improves Frankenmuth's record to 5-6.

In girl's action, Vassar defeated Mayville 45-36. The Lady Vulcans were led by Kayla Verbeek's 15 points and eight rebounds. Amberly Hauger added 11 points. The Wildcats were led by Chelsea Roehl's 11 points. The win improves Vassar's record to 8-5, while the loss drops Mayville to 5-9.

The number nine ranked Reese beat Bay City All Saints 79-41. Jordyn Kiser led the way with 15 points, while Jordan Findlay scored 13 points. Amber Gotham and Jade Ackerman each had 11 points in the victory. The win improves the Rockets record to 12-1 overall and all alone in first place in the GTC-West with a record of 7-0.

Kingston lost their third overtime game of the year to Memphis 42-37. This was also the second overtime loss to Memphis. Sophomore Whitney Fox led the way for the Cardinals with 14 points. Kingston now stands at 7-7 overall and 7-6 in the NCTL-South.

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