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Results from the weekend and games scheduled for tonight for both boys and girls Jackson area basketball programs. Big 8 Conference boys 02/11 Union City 43 @ Bronson 57 Springport 34 @ Concord 68 Reading 57 @

Complete Wrap and an inside look at the successful Midwest Open, more competition happening this weekend, and the coyotes are still coming in. The Knutson’s Outdoor Report is available for you right now.

Jackson area basketball results from Thursday night and games scheduled for tonight. Big 8 Conference boys 02/11 7pm Union City @ Bronson Springport @ Concord Reading @ Homer Quincy @ Jonesville girls Homer 36 @ Bronson 61

Michigan-Purdue Round Two went to the Wolverines in a second-half knockout. Michigan’s men’s basketball team pulled off a much-needed upset on Tuesday night, topping No. 3 Purdue 82-58 at Crisler Center. Read More

In the first meeting between the Pistons and Memphis Grizzlies, the game got out of hand in the second half, and the Grizzlies pulled away for a 30-point win. The second matchup of the season looked like

Vadercook Lake Boys Basketball was perfect on the season until last week. Coach Ray talks about the loss and how the team has grown because of it. The Jayhawks look to maintain the top spot in the

One loss on the season and a whole bunch of wins. That one loss came against Vandercook Lake. Napoleon hosts Vandy this Friday. We spoke with Coach Seidl about the season up to this point and what

What you need to know from Jackson Area High School boys and girls basketball. Here are results from last night and games scheduled for tonight. Big 8 Conference girls 02/10 7pm Homer @ Bronson Concord @ Jonesville

Jackson United and Lumen Christi Hockey were both on the ice last night. JU was able to a victory and Lumen had a hard fought loss. Here are scores from last night and the schedule for the

Jackson College Jets Women’s and Men’s teams got great road wins last night at Grand Rapids Community College. Heather Brown’s squad further solidified their hold on first place in the Women’s MCCAA West Division with a 60-55