Scoreboard
Our Area Updated Basketball Standings 1/19
Boys Basketball
CAAC Blue
East Lansing 6-0 13-0
Waverly 5-1 9-2
Grand Ledge 4-2 4-8
Holt 3-3 9-4
DeWitt 2-4 6-6
Okemos 1-5 2-10
Everett 0-6 4-9
CAAC Red
Williamston 4-1 6-5
Mason 4-1 6-6
Eastern 3-2 6-5
St Johns 2-3 7-4
Haslett 2-3 5-6
Fowlerville 0-5 3-8
CAAC White
Sexton 7-0 10-2
Portland 5-2 8-3
Olivet 4-3 9-4
Ionia 4-3 4-8
Charlotte 3-4 8-5
Lans Catholic 3-4 5-7
Lakewood 2-5 3-8
Eaton Rapids 0-7 0-12
CMAC
PW 9-0 9-2
Fowler 8-1 12-1
Portland StPat7-2 7-3
Laingsburg 6-3 6-6
Bath 4-5 7-6
Perry 3-5 4-6
Potterville 3-6 4-8
Saranac 2-7 4-8
Dansville 2-7 4-9
Lans Christian0-8 2-8
Girls Basketball
CAAC Blue
DeWitt 6-0 9-1
Holt 4-1 7-2
East Lansing 4-1 6-3
Okemos 3-3 7-3
Grand Ledge 2-4 3-6
Waverly 0-5 2-7
Everett 0-5 0-7
CAAC Red
Haslett 3-0 6-1
Mason 3-1 5-3
Williamston 2-2 4-6
St Johns 1-2 2-5
Eastern 1-3 3-5
Fowlerville 1-3 3-6
CAAC White
Sexton 7-0 10-2
Portland 5-2 8-3
Olivet 4-3 9-4
Ionia 4-3 4-8
Charlotte 3-4 8-5
Lans Catholic 3-4 5-7
Lakewood 2-5 3-8
Eaton Rapids 0-7 0-12
CMAC
PW 7-0 8-1
Bath 6-1 8-1
Laingsburg 6-1 8-1
Portland StPat6-1 7-1
Saranac 3-4 4-4
Dansville 2-5 4-5
Lans Christian2-5 3-5
Fowler 2-5 2-8
Potterville 1-6 1-8
Perry 0-7 1-8
SPORTS
MIAA Football Players Announced to Academic All-District Team
The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) is proud to recognize its football student-athletes named to the 2025–26 CSC Academic All-District® Team, as selected by College Sports Communicators (CSC).
The Academic All-District® Football Teams honor the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined excellence on the field and in the classroom. The CSC Academic All-America® program separately recognizes honorees across four divisions — NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, and NAIA.
MIAA student-athletes earning Academic All-District® distinction demonstrated a strong commitment to academic success while playing key roles for their teams throughout the 2025 season. Student-athletes selected as CSC Academic All-America® finalists are denoted with an asterisk and will advance to the national ballot to be voted on by CSC members. First-, second-, and third-team Academic All-America® honorees will be announced on Jan. 27, 2026.
Alma College led the conference with six CSC Academic All-America® finalists, followed closely by Adrian College, Albion College, and Hope College each with multiple student-athletes advancing to the national ballot.
The MIAA congratulates each honoree for exemplifying the league’s commitment to excellence in academics and athletics. Additional information on the CSC Academic All-District® and Academic All-America® programs is available at AcademicAllAmerica.com.
2025–26 MIAA Football Players Named to the CSC Academic All-District® Team
Adrian College — Noah Beaudrie*, Jack Boike, Ethan Burrows*, Bennett Gilde, Bryce Keller, Kaden Murlin, Isaiah Simon, Andrew VanDyke
Albion College — Zach Berry, Connor Davey, Ryan Deibis, Tucker Hubbard, Adam Mills*, Charlie Tams, Alex Trudell*, Jordan Vidojevski
Alma College — Jack Anderson*, Brock Beaudrie*, Colin Coffey, JB Couch*, Owen Denk*, Ryan Kugelman, Zach Poff*, Carter St. John*
Calvin University — Paul Bouma, Tate Dohm, Drake Irwin, Caden Kolanowski, Luke Michmerhuizen, Hayden Slegers, Brayden Steinbacher, Thomas Vaccaro
Hope College — Caden Balkon*, Trenten Bolhouse, Noah Dunckel, Jack Goldie, AJ Martel, Caleb Paarlberg*, Jake Punches, Jonny Rohen-Blanton*
Kalamazoo College — Jaylen Bowles-Swain, Raymond Cargill, Jack Duggins, Dillon Gacki, Kyler Maiorana, Ben Maurice, Alex Pepin, Mario Pomorski
The University of Olivet — Kyle Crusan, Montreal Reid, Austin Straub
Trine University — Bryce Hufford, Cam McCarver, Treyton Richards, Dalton Robinson, William Walline
-courtesy story
MIAA Athlete of the Week - January 5, 2026
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) has announced its Athletes of the Week for the period covering December 29 - January 4. Each week throughout the academic year, the conference recognizes standout performances from student-athletes across its member institutions.
The MIAA Athlete of the Week honors are selected from nominations submitted by head coaches at each school. These awards spotlight the top individual efforts in competition and showcase the high level of play within the conference. Selections are released every Monday at 4:00 p.m., with the exception of weeks impacted by federal holidays.
MIAA Men's Basketball Athlete of the Week - Kam Mayes, Albion College
Senior forward Kam Mayes played a key role in leading the Brits to a 2-0 week with wins over Westminster (83–63) and Allegheny (66–60). He was named to the Smokey Ballenger All-Tournament Team after averaging 20 points, 7.5 rebounds, and four assists, including a career-high five assists against Allegheny. Mayes was instrumental in holding Westminster—who entered the game averaging 77 points per contest—to just 61 points. He finished the weekend with a plus-minus of +24. Mayes is currently top five in the conference with 347 minutes played, 44 free throws, 164 points, 14.9 points per contest, 64 defensive rebounds, 85 total boards, and 7.7 rebounds per game.
MIAA Women's Basketball Athlete of the Week - Erin Sherwood, Trine University
Senior guard/forward Erin Sherwood was named the Most Valuable Player of the DePauw Tournament after leading the Thunder to a 60-51 win at DePauw, followed by an 81-62 victory over Elmhurst. Trine also secured a 71-48 win versus Saint Mary's on Saturday. Over the three contests, Sherwood totaled 45 points (15 per game), 10 steals, nine rebounds, and four assists. She went 19-of-40 (.475) from the field and a perfect 6-of-6 in free throws. Sherwood is currently top five in the MIAA with 14.1 points per game, 64 field goals, and a field-goal percentage of .492.
-courtesy story