Vander Sluis Passes Rebounding Milestone in Narrow Loss
Cornerstone senior Sam Vander Sluis grabbed 16 rebounds to move to second all time in Cornerstone career rebounding during an 85-68 defeat by Indiana Tech. Vander Sluis trails Kyle Steigenga and Jim Eppink, with Steigenga ending his Holland Christian career at 1,201 and Vander Sluis at 1,208, needing 23 to tie and 24 to lead.
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Calvin college teams fall to ranked foes on road
The Calvin College men lost to No. 7 Wisconsin Oshkosh 92 to 56 as Derrick DeVries scored 21 and Thad Shymanski added 10. The Calvin women dropped a 62 to 50 decision at No. 11 Trine with Rachel Warners scoring 17 off the bench, Becca Richards posting 12 points eight assists and six rebounds, and Gabby Timmer adding 10. Mady Vander Zwaag of Holland Christian had two points and three assists. Trine’s leaders were Montana Martin with 14 Cassidy Williams 13 and Brandi Dawson 12.
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Grand Valley State duo pace 73 42 win over Wayne State
No. 15 Grand Valley State women beat Wayne State 73 to 42 as Cassidy Boensch posted a rare NCAA Division II triple double with 11 points 16 rebounds and 10 blocks. Jenn DeBoer and Maddie Dailey added 15 points apiece.
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Grand Valley State tops Wayne State 95 to 62 in upset win
Grand Valley State men defeated Wayne State 95 62 as Hunter Hale scored 19 points and Jake Van Tubbergen of West Ottawa added nine points four assists and six rebounds in the victory.
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Ferris State topples Minnesota State in semifinal thriller
Ferris State Bulldogs beat Minnesota State 42 25 to reach the NCAA Division II championship against Valdosta State. Quarterback Jayra Campbell went 16 for 25 for 251 yards two TDs to Dion Earls and Malik Taylor. Marvin Campbell rushed nine times for 60 yards with two scores as Campbell added 115 yards on 19 carries. Sy Barnett and Derrick Portis scored on rushing plays. Austin Edwards led the defense with 10 tackles.
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Fennville Wrestlers Shine At Kelloggsville Tournament
Fennville junior Eric Hernandez went 5 0 at 215 pounds and Nick Fries went 4 1 at 189 as the Blackhawks posted results. They defeated Kelloggsville 39 38 and Grant 39 36, lost to Buchanan 45 30, beat Gull Lake 66 12 and Coopersville 45 33.
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Red Wings lose lead to Islanders 3-2
Detroit watched a two goal third period lapse as New York came back to win 3-2. Justin Abdelkader and Niklas Kronwall scored for Detroit while goalie Jonathan Bernier stopped 16 shots. Luke Witkowski logged 11:25 in his Holland hometown.
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Panthers fall to Catholic Central in Winter Break Out game
West Ottawa drops 65 41 to Grand Rapids Catholic Central as Austin Braun scores 25 points for the hosting Cougars. Tanner Wiegerink leads Panthers with eight points, while OL turnover woes and a 19 0 third quarter run by Catholic Central seal the loss. West Ottawa falls to 1 2 and visits Holland High on Friday.
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Spartans edge Florida to end six-game road run
Michigan State ranks 10th and improves to 8-2 after a 63-59 win at Florida. Kyle Ahrens sparked the victory with seven straight points including a two-handed jam with 8.7 seconds left. Xavier Tillman led MSU with 14 points, while Langford and Ward added 13 each. Florida fell to 5-4 as KeVaughn Allen scored 3-pointer late to spark a rally that fell short.
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Poole fuels No. 5 Michigan past South Carolina 89 78
Michigan remains undefeated at 10-0 behind Jordan Poole who scored 26 points, 19 in the second half, as No. 5 Michigan defeated South Carolina 89-78. Iggy Brazdeikis 17 and Jon Teske 15 also contributed while Chris Silva led the Gamecocks with 18.
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TV and Sports Schedule Highlights for Sunday
Major broadcast slate includes Columbia versus Iowa at 11 a.m. on FS1, Arizona at Alabama at 1 p.m. on ESPN, Princeton at St. John’s at 1 p.m. on FS1, and multiple women and men’s games on ESPN networks. Also listed are NFL and college football bowls, NBA games, golf events, skiing, snowboarding, soccer, wrestling, and rodeo coverage across NBCSN, FS1, ESPN, CBS, and regional outlets.
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AP Top 25 college basketball results and schedule
The AP Top 25 recap lists Saturday and today’s games across men’s and women’s teams. Notable outcomes include No. 5 Michigan 89 over South Carolina 78 and No. 9 Kentucky 83 in an overtime win, with several top teams in action in major matchups.
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Week 14 NFL Schedule Highlights Week of Dec 6
Tennessee hosts Jacksonville as New Orleans visits Tampa Bay while top games include NY Giants at Washington Atlanta at Green Bay and Indianapolis at Houston. Other 1 pm matchups feature NY Jets Buffalo Carolina Cleveland New England Miami and Baltimore Kansas City with late games Cincinnati LA Chargers Denver SF Detroit Arizona Philadelphia Dallas Pittsburgh Oakland Rams Chicago.
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