The Michigan high school baseball scene is heating up as multiple teams have secured spots in their respective regional finals, setting the stage for a series of compelling matchups across divisions.
In Division 2, Williamston rode strong performances from Kaleb Nielson and Brady Elizondo, each delivering two hits and driving in three runs to power their squad forward.
Division 4 saw Mason Simon of St. Patrick go 2‑for‑3 with three RBIs, a showing that helped the team edge closer to the championship game.
Key Performances
Ovid‑Elsie’s offense was anchored by Trey Palatka, who drove in two runs, while Brody Howard added a double and scored twice, contributing to a solid team effort.
Pewamo‑Westphalia found a clutch moment when Logan Drysdale smashed a three‑run double in the 11th inning, a decisive blow that sealed their victory.
Fulton also advanced, with Connor Cunningham and Jennings Burley each delivering three RBIs, underscoring the team’s depth in run production.
Other notable contributions came from Brantley Quinn of Petersburg Summerfield, who collected two hits and an RBI in a win over Dansville, while Wayland opened strong with four runs in the first inning and added another in the fifth.
The excitement isn’t limited to baseball; Hudsonville’s lacrosse team captured a Division 1 state semifinal victory over Grand Ledge, highlighting a busy week for local spring sports.