"I Need This" Basketball Wednesday

Girls

SASA 50 - Owendale-Gagetown 45 - In a makeup game from Monday night, the Bulldogs Mandy Muntz scored 10 points and grabbed nine rebounds in a loss. Owendale-Gagetown drops to 6-13 in this the last week of the regular season for girls basketball.

Boys

Vassar 55 - Lakers 49 - The Vulcans used a 15-6 fourth quarter to hand the Lakers their third straight conference defeat. Garrett Troike's 17 points led Vassar to their sixth straight victory. Troy Hecht scored 13, while Ryan Amend added 11 points. Vassar travels to Bay City on Friday night to take on GTC-West leader All Saints. The second place Vulcans trail All Saints by just one game.

USA 72 - Bad Axe 43 - The Patriots improved their record to 8-8 overall and 4-5 in the GTC-West. Jake Holland led USA with 18 points. Clint Krueger scored 15, while Josh Lakie added 15 points.

Harbor Beach 59 - Mayville 39

Reese 83 - Cass City 52 - The Rockets scored the most points in a game this season. Reese improves to 9-8 overall and 5-5 in the GTC-West. The Rockets were led by Josh Pickell's 24 points and six assists. Ethan Stockmeyer has a double-double with 14 pionts and 10 rebounds. Caleb Gnatkowski (11) and Adam Lefler (10) also contributed points to the win. Cass City falls to 4-13 and 2-8. Jeff Mulrath led Cass City with 14 points, while Alex Varney added 13 points.

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