NEW BUFFALO — Visiting Cassopolis outscored New Buffalo 40-21 over the final three quarters Tuesday night to pick up a 46-29 non-conference boys’ basketball victory.

The Rangers (7-6) trailed 8-6 after one quarter of play, but grabbed a three-point (18-15) halftime advantage. Cassopolis blew the game open by outscoring the Bison (2-7) 15-7 in the third quarter to take a 33-15 lead into the final eight minutes.

Oliver Fiala scored 11 points and Nate Hartline added 10 for the Rangers.

Jordan Stover led New Buffalo with eight points.

 

CASSOPOLIS 46

Nate Hartline 10, Brian Craft 0, Austin Los 7, Mike Kadlec 0, Oliver Fiala 11, Tyler Gilliam 2, Quinten O’Brie 8, Delshaun Wicker 2, Dwayne Morgan 6. TOTALS: 17 12-22 46

NEW BUFFALO 29

Jordan Stover 8, Ben Bartelmay 0, Jimmy Mullen 4, Devon Huitsing 0, Manny Cantu 3, Rodger Thompson 1, Kevin Levine 2, Kyle Levine 4, Kendall Artz 7. TOTALS: 10 6-20 29

 

Cassopolis 6 18 33 46

New Buffalo 8 15 20 29

3-point baskets: New Buffalo 3 (Stover 2, Cantu). Total fouls: Cass 18, New Buffalo16. Fouled out: Varsity records: Cassopolis 7-6, New Buffalo 2-7

 

Cassopolis…24

New Buffalo…43

Visiting Cassopolis managed just 14 points through the first three quarters Tuesday night in its 43-24 non-conference loss to New Buffalo in girls’ basketball action.

The Bison led just 11-9 after one quarter of play, but grabbed a 21-14 halftime advantage and then shutout the Rangers in the third quarter to make it a 37-14 contest heading into the final frame.

Reese Ellison had 16 points to lead the Rangers and all scorers.

Lena and Jade Madison both scored 11 points for New Buffalo.

 

CASSOPOLIS 24

Tammy Lee 4; Breanna Coleman 2; Savannah Sullivan 0; Lela Broussard 0; Jocelyn Transov 0; Reese Ellison 16; Anne Seehn 2. TOTALS: 9 6-10 24

NEW BUFFALO 43

Zoe Lauricella 4; Amy Golebiewski 7; Sarah Bardusk 3; Korbi Forker 2; Jasmen Palensce 1; BreAnna Workman 4; Lena Madison 11; Jade Madison 11. TOTALS: 19 3-13 43

 

Cassopolis 9 14 14 24

New Buffalo 11 21 37 43

3-point baskets: New Buffalo 2 (Golebiewski, L. Madison). Total fouls: New Buffalo 12, Cassopolis 12. Fouled out: Broussard (C). Varsity record: Cassopolis 6-6

 

Berrien Springs…72

Cassopolis…56

Zechariah Jenkins scored a game-high 29 points to lead the Berrien Springs Shamrocks past Cassopolis in boys’ Lakeland Conference play Friday night, 72-56.

The Rangers led 14-12 after one period of play, but were outscored 19-13 in the second quarter as the Shamrocks took a 31-27 lead and never looked back.

Cassopolis (6-6, 1-5 Lakeland) trailed 52-41 heading into the fourth quarter.

Berrien Springs (7-4, 4-2 Lakeland) got 14 points from Jeffrey Gumbo and 11 points from Steven Felusme.

The Rangers were led by Nate Hartline’s 18 points. Austin Los added 14.

 

BERRIEN SPRINGS 72

Jeffrey Gumbo 14, Steven Felusme 11, Jonathan Shembarger 4, Tyrice Carter 0, Zechariah Jenkins 29, Demetrius Washington 6; Jonathan Williams 8. TOTALS: 28 10-15 72

CASSOPOLIS 56

Nate Hartline 18, Brian Craft 0, Austin Los 14, Oliver Fiala 8, Tyler Gilliam 2, Quinten O’Brie 6, Dwayne Morgan 8. TOTALS: 22 17-20 56

 

Berrien Springs 12 31 52 72

Cassopolis 14 27 41 56

3-point baskets: Berrien 6 (Jenkins 3, Washington 2, Gumbo), Cassopolis 2 (Hartline 2). Total fouls: Cassopolis 14, Berrien 20. Fouled out: None, Varsity records: Berrien Springs 7-4, 4-2 Lakeland; Cassopolis 6-6, 1-5 Lakeland

 

Berrien Springs…41

Cassopolis…32

A 12-0 start Friday night lifted the Berrien Springs Shamrocks to a 41-32 victory over Cassopolis in girls’ Lakeland Conference basketball play.

Kolby Gillespie scored a game-high 16 point to lead the Shamrocks, who also got 10 points from Stefani Camacho.

Berrien Springs (7-5, 3-4) grabbed a 12-0 lead after one period of play and led 21-4 at halftime.

Cassopolis (6-5, 3-4 Lakeland) came storming back in the second half, outscoring the Shamrocks 28-20. Unfortunately for the Rangers the early deficit was too much to overcome.

Tammy Lee and Reese Ellison both scored 10 points for the Rangers.

 

BERRIEN SPRINGS 41

Genny Westendorp 1, Stefani Camacho 10 Kolby Gillespie 16, Rachel Jakubs 5, Danielle Downey 7, Holly Toliver 2. TOTALS: 17 6-14 41

CASSOPOLIS 32

Tammy Lee 10, Breanna Coleman 4, Jocelyn Transeu 7, Reese Ellison 10, Anne Seen 1. TOTALS: 12 4-10 32

 

Berrrien Springs 12 21 32 41

Cassopolis 0 4 16 32

3-point baskets: Berrien 1 (Jakubs), Cass 2 (Lee). Total fouls: Berrien 11, Cass 13. Fouled out: None. Varsity records: Berrien 7-5, 3-4 Lakeland; Cassopolis 6-5, 3-4 Lakeland