The New Boston Huron girls soccer team is rewriting the record books. For the third consecutive season, the Chiefs have claimed the Huron League championship, cementing their status as the conference's powerhouse.
Under head coach Matt Lividini, the squad has been nothing short of dominant, boasting a staggering 29-0-1 record with 23 shutouts during this championship run. Their latest triumph came Monday, May 11, with a 7-4 victory over Airport, pushing their season record to 10-0. So far, the Chiefs have scored 66 goals while allowing just six—a testament to their explosive offense and stingy defense.
Malaya Singer and Miley Skamiera led the charge against Airport, each netting three goals. Skamiera's hat trick pushed her school-record total to 38 goals for the season. Avery Turk added a goal and three assists, while Maggie Mentzer chipped in with an assist. Defensively, freshmen Lillie Susewitz and Evanne Murray turned in standout performances, helping preserve the team's near-perfect record.
In other action around the Monroe County Region, several athletes delivered memorable performances:
St. Mary Catholic Central's Steel Decator and Cameron Cole combined for 26 strikeouts and zero walks in a doubleheader sweep of Milan, allowing just five hits. Head coach Jared Janssen called it "one of the best pitching performances in a doubleheader I have witnessed." Lukas Linzell led the offense with three hits.
Flat Rock's Jayden Yancy fired a one-hit shutout in a 10-0 win over Grosse Ile, with Jordan Godfrey, Alex Barron, and Evan Szalay each collecting two hits.
Whiteford's Zayne Emch recorded two hits and a save in a 6-5 victory over Swanton. Jake Scott earned the win for the 16-5 Bobcats, Luke Henegar homered, and Brody Masters added two hits.
New Boston Huron's Cash Moczydlowsky racked up 16 strikeouts and tossed a two-hitter in a 4-1 win over Riverview. Aiden Sainato and Dominic Russo each had two hits, and Noah Banas drove in two runs.
On the softball diamond, Airport's Olivia Tilley delivered three hits to spark a 12-2 victory over Flat Rock. Brityn Duffy homered and finished with two hits, alongside Brooklyn Martin and Jillian Baker. Julia Dyson earned her ninth pitching win of the season. Flat Rock's Ashlin Woodman went 1-for-3 with an RBI.