Karnemaat Dominates
Cantu Cans A Bunch Slowik Heats Up Devils Fremont 66 Grant 48 It had been 7 long years since the Packers pulled off a win on the Tiger home court and Logan Karnemaat made sure the streak ended there as he put together a monster game pouring in 37 points while ruling the glass with 20 rebounds. For good measure Karnemaat spent some serious time on defense as well slapping away 7 Tiger attempts as part of the dominant performance by the Fremont senior. The Packers took advantage of some cold shooting by the hosts to jump off to a 9-0 lead before triples by Seth Schuitema, Connor Vanderwilt and Brett Long got the Tigers back in the game. But not for long. Karnemaat scored in double figures each of the last three periods and teamed with Calvin Miller to keep the Tigers from scoring inside. Of the 17 shots that fell for Grant, 11 were from beyond the arc. Miller totaled 9 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists while Joshua Zerfas dished out 6 assists and Carter Moon added 4 assists and 4 steals. Carter Chase fired in a team high 19 points for the Tigers with Schuitema hitting for 11, Vanderwilt scoring 8 and Long adding 6. The win, along with the Big Rapids win over Reed City puts the Packers in a tie with the Coyotes for the top spot in the Gold. Fremont is now 4-1 in conference play and 8-1 overall. The Tigers are now 3-2 in the league with a 5-4 mark overall. Newaygo 66 Tri County 49 The Lions took control early and held a 15 point lead by the half in their road win over the Vikings. “It was a good team effort tonight,” said Coach Barrette. “ We moved the ball well and people on offense were getting a lot of great looks.” Noah Cantu canned 19 points to led the Lions while Ryan Brummel hit 7 of his 9 shots to finish with 15 points. Kade Bhuyan nabbed 5 steals on defense to go with his 5 assists and 6 boards while Francisco Rios filled the stat sheet with 5 rebounds 4 assists, 4 steals and a half dozen points. Newaygo moves to 2-3 in the conference and 5-3 overall while the Vikes drop to 1-4 in the Gold and 2-8 overall. Morley Stanwood 72 White Cloud 40 The Mohawks rained down a record 18 triples as they routed the Indians to remain undefeated on the season at 9-0 and all alone atop the Silver at 4-0. “We lost to a really good team tonight, “ said Coach Jones. “ Our guys played their hearts out.” Jake Foster fired in 13 points to lead the Indians while Sam Venema hit for 8 and Steven Holt added 7 Aiden McLaughlin led the Mohawks with 18 points, Landon Elenbaas had 15 and Axel Woolworth finished with 11 White Cloud is now 1-3 in the Silver and 1-9 overall. Holton 64 Lakeview 52 The Red Devils held onto a second place tie with Kent City in the Silver with a win over the visiting Wildcats. “Our kids executed the game plan well,” said Coach Luke Francis. Nate Slowik was on fire knocking down a game high 27 points for the Devils while Derek Pouch fired in 18. The win gives Holton a 3-1 record in the league and evens their season mark at 4-4. Lakeview drops to 1-3, 3-6. Kent City 61 Hesperia 21
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