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EAST LANSING 70, DEWITT 45
DELTA TWP. — Mr. Basketball finalist KJ Torbert had 21 points, five steals and four assists and Kingston Thomas added 21 points and five steals for the Trojans in their Division 1 district semifinal victory over DeWitt. DeQuarius Stewart added nine points and Tyree Anthony finished with seven points for East Lansing (22-1).
SEXTON 63, HASTINGS 36
Keyshawn Summerville had 15 points and Korey Jackson scored 15 points and added 13 rebounds for the J-Dubbs in a Division 2 district semifinal win over Hastings at Don Johnson Fieldhouse. Kivon Brown added 10 points for Sexton as it advances to face Charlotte in a district final on Friday, Feb. 27.
PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA 87, SARANAC 34
DELTON — Grady Eklund led all scorers 23 points to help push the Pirates to a Division 3 district semifinal win over Saranac. Trent Piggott notched 14 points, Logan Farmer finished with 10 points and Luke Martin and Tyler Spitzley each tacked on seven points for Pewamo-Westphalia. Landin Barker picked up six points for the Redhawks (9-15). The Pirates (21-2) will come up against Delton Kellogg (14-8) in the district final at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27 at Delton Kellogg.
BATH 55, PERRY 28
BATH — The Bees knocked down 11 3-pointers while recording a Division 3 district semifinal victory over Perry. Luke Wallace led Bath (13-10) with 20 points and three assists and Brady Smith added eight points and seven rebounds. The Bees advance to face Laingsburg in the title game on Friday, Feb. 27.
WEBBERVILLE 68, JACKSON PREP 31
VANDERCOOK LAKE — Dominic Driver picked up a team-high 22 points and hauled in eight rebounds to lead the Spartans to a Division 4 district semifinal victory over Jackson Prep (9-8). Dylan Rhodes tallied 20 points, six assists and three steals for Webberville. The Spartans (19-3) will take on Lansing Christian (6-17) in the district final at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27 at Vandercook Lake.
IONIA 57, CENTRAL MONTCALM 45
BELDING — Ethan Wenzel led the Bulldogs with a team-high 25 points in their Division 2 district final with a semifinal victory over Central Montcalm (18-4). Colt Piercefield picked up 21 points and Carter Ralston tacked on eight points for Ionia. The Bulldogs (11-13) will take on Portland (17-5) in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Belding.
PORTLAND 58, BELDING 36
BELDING — Kayden Dickerson finished with a team-best 19 points to lead the Raiders into the Division 2 district final with a victory over Belding (10-14). Carter White tallied 13 points and Ethan Cassel scored 12 points for Portland. The Raiders (17-5) will face Ionia (11-13) in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Belding.
WILLIAMSTON 55, PINCKNEY 42
PINCKNEY — Zach Kulesza led the Hornets with 16 points as they advanced to the Division 2 district final with a victory over Pinckney (10-13). Brett Palmer contributed 13 points for Williamston. The Hornets (12-10) will take on Chelsea (17-5) in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Pinckney.
STOCKBRIDGE 63, LESLIE 42
LESLIE — Bradley Buddenborg and Ethan Lockhart each notched a team-best 14 points to propel the Panthers to a Division 3 district semifinal win over Leslie. Henry Bradford finished with 14 points and Roman DeRose chipped in eight points for Leslie (15-8). The Panthers (18-6) will face Springport in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Leslie.
JACKSON NORTHWEST 82, HOLT 75
MASON — Brandon Mercer picked up 22 points for the Rams in a Division 1 district semifinal loss to Jackson Northwest (14-9). Mikah Williams scored 20 points, Michael Aimery finished with 17 points and Kae’Vion Wilson tacked on 11 points for Holt (14-9).
JACKSON 78, MASON 58
MASON — The CAAC Red champion Bulldogs had their season come to an end with a Division 1 district semifinal loss to Southeastern Conference White champion Jackson.
CHELSEA 61, HASLETT 45
PINCKNEY — The Vikings suffered a season-ending loss to SEC White champion Haslett in a Division 2 district semifinal.
This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Boys basketball: East Lansing, Sexton, P-W roll in district semifinals
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DELTA TWP. — Mr. Basketball finalist KJ Torbert had 21 points, five steals and four assists and Kingston Thomas added 21 points and five steals for the Trojans in their Division 1 district semifinal victory over DeWitt. DeQuarius Stewart added nine points and Tyree Anthony finished with seven points for East Lansing (22-1).
SEXTON 63, HASTINGS 36
Keyshawn Summerville had 15 points and Korey Jackson scored 15 points and added 13 rebounds for the J-Dubbs in a Division 2 district semifinal win over Hastings at Don Johnson Fieldhouse. Kivon Brown added 10 points for Sexton as it advances to face Charlotte in a district final on Friday, Feb. 27.
PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA 87, SARANAC 34
DELTON — Grady Eklund led all scorers 23 points to help push the Pirates to a Division 3 district semifinal win over Saranac. Trent Piggott notched 14 points, Logan Farmer finished with 10 points and Luke Martin and Tyler Spitzley each tacked on seven points for Pewamo-Westphalia. Landin Barker picked up six points for the Redhawks (9-15). The Pirates (21-2) will come up against Delton Kellogg (14-8) in the district final at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27 at Delton Kellogg.
BATH 55, PERRY 28
BATH — The Bees knocked down 11 3-pointers while recording a Division 3 district semifinal victory over Perry. Luke Wallace led Bath (13-10) with 20 points and three assists and Brady Smith added eight points and seven rebounds. The Bees advance to face Laingsburg in the title game on Friday, Feb. 27.
WEBBERVILLE 68, JACKSON PREP 31
VANDERCOOK LAKE — Dominic Driver picked up a team-high 22 points and hauled in eight rebounds to lead the Spartans to a Division 4 district semifinal victory over Jackson Prep (9-8). Dylan Rhodes tallied 20 points, six assists and three steals for Webberville. The Spartans (19-3) will take on Lansing Christian (6-17) in the district final at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27 at Vandercook Lake.
IONIA 57, CENTRAL MONTCALM 45
BELDING — Ethan Wenzel led the Bulldogs with a team-high 25 points in their Division 2 district final with a semifinal victory over Central Montcalm (18-4). Colt Piercefield picked up 21 points and Carter Ralston tacked on eight points for Ionia. The Bulldogs (11-13) will take on Portland (17-5) in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Belding.
PORTLAND 58, BELDING 36
BELDING — Kayden Dickerson finished with a team-best 19 points to lead the Raiders into the Division 2 district final with a victory over Belding (10-14). Carter White tallied 13 points and Ethan Cassel scored 12 points for Portland. The Raiders (17-5) will face Ionia (11-13) in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Belding.
WILLIAMSTON 55, PINCKNEY 42
PINCKNEY — Zach Kulesza led the Hornets with 16 points as they advanced to the Division 2 district final with a victory over Pinckney (10-13). Brett Palmer contributed 13 points for Williamston. The Hornets (12-10) will take on Chelsea (17-5) in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Pinckney.
STOCKBRIDGE 63, LESLIE 42
LESLIE — Bradley Buddenborg and Ethan Lockhart each notched a team-best 14 points to propel the Panthers to a Division 3 district semifinal win over Leslie. Henry Bradford finished with 14 points and Roman DeRose chipped in eight points for Leslie (15-8). The Panthers (18-6) will face Springport in the district final at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at Leslie.
JACKSON NORTHWEST 82, HOLT 75
MASON — Brandon Mercer picked up 22 points for the Rams in a Division 1 district semifinal loss to Jackson Northwest (14-9). Mikah Williams scored 20 points, Michael Aimery finished with 17 points and Kae’Vion Wilson tacked on 11 points for Holt (14-9).
JACKSON 78, MASON 58
MASON — The CAAC Red champion Bulldogs had their season come to an end with a Division 1 district semifinal loss to Southeastern Conference White champion Jackson.
CHELSEA 61, HASLETT 45
PINCKNEY — The Vikings suffered a season-ending loss to SEC White champion Haslett in a Division 2 district semifinal.
This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Boys basketball: East Lansing, Sexton, P-W roll in district semifinals
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