The Greenhills School track teams hosted the Michigan Independent Athletic Conference championships on Tuesday and both the boys and girls squad finished in seventh place.

In the boys meet, Greenhills' Rob Dolot won the pole vault and Duane Gardner won the 400-meter dash to help the Gryphons score 41 points. Lutheran Westland won the 10-team event with 118 points.

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Lutheran Westland also ran away with the girls title, finishing with 172 points - nearly 100 points ahead of second-place Southfield Christian.

Greenhills scored 26 points. Grace Gardner was second in the 100-meter dash, third in the 200 dash and ran a leg of the Gryphons' third-place 800 relay team.

MORE GIRLS TRACK Inkster 58, Willow Run 27: Madinah Williams won two individual events, the 110-meter hurdles and the 300-meter hurdles, in the Flyers' home loss. Deshawnneda Kelley was the only other individual winner for the Flyers (3-6), taking first place in the long jump. Despite winning the 400-meter relay, Willow Run coach Karen Cook said she wasn't completely happy with the time. "They could have been better, but it was cold," she said. "I had a couple girls out with injury." (Willow Run results)

GIRLS SOCCER Skyline 1, Tecumseh 0: Chaune Rael-Whitsitt scored the game-winning goal, her second goal of the season, with 17 minutes remaining in the game for Skyline (4-2-1). Goalkeeper Maria Meyer made six saves to record her first varsity shutout. (Boxscore)

Huron 6, Adrian 0: The River Rats held a narrow 1-0 lead at halftime but blew the game open by scoring five times between the 50th and 65th minute. Beth Boyer scored twice while Casie Ammerman, Jordan Chick, Michele Freed and Ainsley McCallister had one goal apiece for Huron (11-3-1, 6-1 SEC). "In the second half the River Rats started to gain momentum," Huron coach Reese Richardson said. "I felt like we were forcing it too much in the first. With halftime adjustments, I felt like we were able to remedy that." Sarah Heineken made four saves to earn her sixth shutout of the season. (Boxscore)

BOYS LACROSSE Father Gabriel Richard 13, Lansing Waverly 10: In his first start in the goal, senior Sean Regan made 13 saves to help the Fighting Irish (11-7) fend off the Warriors in their regular season finale. "It's tough when you get an inexperienced goalie in there, but Sean did a good job," said Gabriel Richard coach Jim Carl, whose team led 8-4 at halftime. "Day in and day out, you can always rely on (Sean). He's been a rock for us for four years." Waverly cut Gabriel Richard's lead to one in the second half, but the Irish pulled away thanks to a three-goal surge in the final five minutes. Leading the way was Colin McMahon, who scored six goals with two assists. Matt Kolevar added four goals and two assists. (Boxscore)

Okemos 20, Greenhills 5: Josh Khan's four goals led the Gryphons, who trailed 11-2 at halftime. The other Greenhills goal was scored by Jack Schueller. "(Okemos) caught us in transition a few times and had us ball watching," Gryphons coach Mike Costello said. "They are a good team with speed and skill. We showed flashes tonight, but there is a separation between the clubs. We're trying to correct that." Sravan Rengarajan made 12 saves in goal for Greenhills. (Boxscore)

BASEBALL Huron 9, Adrian 7; Adrian 3, Huron 1: The River Rats jumped ahead of Adrian with a five-run fourth inning in the first game. Patrick Jobst led the offense for Huron with two hits, two runs and two RBIs. Ned Messmore was 1-for-3 with an RBI and a stolen base. Huron pitchers Nick Blogin, Jose Tavarez and Jalen Bouma combined on a four-hitter. In the second game, Andy Samaroy pitched what coach Terry Bigham said was his best game of the year on the mound, but the River Rats struggled at the plate. "I thought we were starting to come around offensively," Huron coach Terry Bigham said. "We got some guys on base and just didn't get the bats going." Messmore drove in Samoray in the first inning for the River Rats' only run of the game. (Game 1 Boxscore | Game 2 Boxscore)

Southfield Christian 6, Greenhills 4: The host Gryphons (5-14) had the tying runs on base with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning but couldn't bring them home. Greenhills fell behind 4-0 in the first inning and was plagued by four costly errors. Matt Jong led the Gryphons with two RBIs on a 2-for-4 outing at the plate. Alec Khouri finished 4-for-4 while Jake Books and Alex Blough each added an RBI.

SOFTBALL Dearborn Fordson 14, Willow Run 2; Willow Run 6, Fordson 3: Taylor Shaffer's single in the fifth inning of the first game kept Tractors' pitcher Yazmeen Hamid from earning a no-hitter. The Flyers' performance in that game caused co-captain Dabiana Gustafson to inspire her team with a pep talk before game two. "I haven't been mad at them all year long," Willow Run coach Duane Edwards said. "But I got mad at them today. I said my piece in the first inning and Dabiana finished it. She made them sit on the bleachers and read them the riot act after that game." The Flyers didn't disappoint their captain. They went into the sixth inning tied 3-3. With runners on second and third, Elisia Rateliff's double gave Willow Run the lead. Katie Mullens pitched both games for the Flyers, allowing three hits and striking out seven batters in the second game. (Game 1 Boxscore | Game 2 Boxscore)