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Wings, Pistons Fall – Monday Sports Wrap

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High School

Winners were crowned in the boys basketball tournament at the Breslin Center in East Lansing Saturday.
• In Division Four, Wyoming Tri-Unity dispatched Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 79-59.
• In Division Three, Niles Brandywine downed Detroit Old Redford 56-48.
• In Division Two, Warren Lincoln shut down Grand Rapids Christian 53-39.
• In Division One, Orchard Lake St Mary’s defeated North Farmington 63-52.

The girls tournament will wrap up this week. Three Upper Peninsula teams will play in the quarterfinals tomorrow, with at least one guaranteed to advance…
• In Division Four, Ishpeming will face Saint Ignace at Gladstone High School.
• In Division Two, Negaunee will take on Flint Powers Catholic at Sault Ste. Marie.

College Hockey

Logan Pietila’s goal with nine seconds remaining in regulation powered the Michigan Tech hockey team into the Central Collegiate Hockey Association championship game. Saturday’s 4-3 victory over Minnesota State ended in dramatic, almost bizarre fashion. The Huskies played from behind all night long. Early goals by Jack Works and Kash Rasmussen kept them in the game. Down 3-2, Pietila tied it with a penalty shot with four-and-a-half minutes to go. Then, as the clock ticked down, he fired a shot that was deflected by Mavericks goaltender Alex Tracy. The puck flew over the net, hit the glass, caromed high in the air, came down in front of the net, bouncing off a Mavericks defenseman, then glancing off Tracy’s helmet into the net for the game-winner.

The Huskies will play for the Mason Cup Friday night at Bemidji State. The Beavers eliminated Lake Superior State 4-1 Saturday.

College Basketball

The Northern Michigan University men’s basketball team is back home, after an 81-65 loss to Ferris State in the opening round of the NCAA Division II tournament Saturday. The Wildcats suffered their worst shooting night of the season, connecting on just 34 percent of their attempts. Max Weisbrod scored 24.

The NMU women are also back in Marquette, after dropping a 72-44 decision to top-ranked Grand Valley State in a regional final Saturday. Makaylee Kuhn led the Wildcats with 12 points.

NHL

The Red Wings’ struggles continued last night, with a 6-3 loss to the Blue Jackets. Alex Lyon made 32 saves, but took the loss in goal. Lucas Raymond scored twice, and Christian Fischer found the net once.

The Wings host the Blue Jackets tomorrow. Coverage will begin at 6:45 on 99.3 The Lift.

NBA

The Pistons dropped a tight 104-101 decision to the Heat yesterday. Six Detroit players reached double figures, led by Evan Fournier with 18 points.

The Pistons play at Boston tonight, with coverage at 7:05 on 99.3 The Lift.

MLB Spring Training

The Tigers played a split Orioles squad to a 4-4 tie yesterday. Kenta Maeda pitched into the fifth. He struck out seven, but gave up a pair of home runs. Bligh Madris and Ryan Kreidler homered for Detroit.

The Tigers have today off, and face the Phillies tomorrow.

The Brewers prospects fell to the Royals prospects 4-3 in the Spring Breakout yesterday

The Brewers got past the Royals 6-4 last evening.

The Brewers take on the Angels this afternoon.

Local Sports Broadcasts

  • March 29-31 – High School Softball – Houghton, Calumet at the Spring Swing tourney at the Superior Dome – TBA.
  • Thursday, April 11th – Gibson Cup Hockey – Calumet Wolverines at Portage Lake Pioneers – 7:15 pregame on KBear 102.3.
  • Friday, April 12th – Gibson Cup Hockey – Portage Lake Pioneers at Calumet Wolverines – 7:15 pregame on KBear 102.3.
  • Saturday, April 13th – Gibson Cup Hockey (if needed) – Calumet Wolverines at Portage Lake Pioneers – 7:15 pregame on KBear 102.3.

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