The Huron High School girls soccer team's solid veterans and exciting newcomers were both on full display in an 8-1 win over Jackson Northwest on Tuesday.

Senior Meg Boyer scored three goals and her classmate, Ainsley McCallister, added two goals and three assists.

But River Rat coach Reese Richardson said freshman forward Casie Ammerman "really stole the show" with three goals.

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Richardson said he expected solid play from Boyer, McCallister and the other veteran River Rat (2-1) players. The underclassmen, however, have been similarly impressive.

"I think what's been the key to our success has been the solid performance from the younger players on our team," he said. "We're really starting to play with a certain level of consistency that will only continue to get better."

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Greenhills 0, Lincoln 0: The Gryphons and the Railsplitters were unable to find the net in a scoreless draw in Ypsilanti. "Both teams' defenses were really good," said Lincoln coach Terri Allen. "Their forwards couldn't get through our defense and we couldn't get past theirs." Greenhills (2-1-1) goalie Maddie Hutchinson and Lincoln (3-2-1) keeper Kelli Bush made three saves apiece. (Boxscore)

Father Gabriel Richard 2, Madison Heights Bishop Foley 1: Junior Caitlin Brown scored off a penalty kick with 13 minutes remaining to break a 1-1 tie. The penalty kick resulted from a Bishop Foley player being called for a hand ball. "After the penalty kick we had a number of chances," Gabriel Richard coach Matt Carroll said. "(Foley) didn't have any other serious scoring threats." Mary Yocum gave the Irish a one-goal lead, which they carried through halftime, with her goal 16 minutes into the first half. Goalkeeper Anna Zekany made five saves for Father Gabriel Richard. (Boxscore)

Chelsea 4, East Lansing 1: Anna Rode scored the game's first goal and also picked up two assists for the Bulldogs. "After the first goal by Anna, we really got fired up," Chelsea coach Kirsten Smart said. Kelly Fournier, Katelynn Stehlik and Brooke Gier also scored for Chelsea (4-0-2). Smart said her outside midfielders, Heiley Dixon and Tess Schuessler, provided key scoring opportunities throughout the game. Lily Simpson scored East Lansing's only goal with seven minutes left. (Boxscore)

Dexter 0, Mason 0: A Victoria Pepper shot off the crossbar in the middle of the first half was as close as the Dreadnaughts (1-0-4) came to scoring and Mason's best chance, a rebound off another crossbar ricochet, sailed wide of the net just before halftime. Dexter coach Scott Forrester said his team controlled the tempo for the final 17 minutes, but couldn't finish. "We were all over them, putting the majority of shots on them that we had," Forrester said. Dreadnaught goalkeeper Zaryn Jennings finished with five saves. (Boxscore)

Tecumseh 4, Washtenaw Christian 1: The Wildcats were tied 1-1 with the Indians until the final seven minutes, when Tecumseh scored three unanswered goals to hand Washtenaw Christian a home loss. "They grew a lot from this game," said Washtenaw Christian coach Ivan Ankwatsa, whose team was coming off an 8-0 loss to Plymouth Christian. "They realized what they're made of. It's something to build on." Wildcats freshman goalkeeper Becca Hughes made 17 saves. (Boxscore)

Calvary Christian Academy 1, Lutheran Westland 1: Freshman midfielder Hannah Roe scored the only goal for the Cougars (0-2-1) 11 minutes into the second half. Sarah Frusti responded with the equalizer six minutes later for Westland. Calvary Christian's Shelbie Wolvin nearly scored a game-winner when she hit a post with five minutes left, and again in the final minute. "I had excellent hustle from my center midfielders," Cougars coach Tim Hunter said. "We had some very good scoring chances. We didn't quite capitalize on some opportunities." (Boxscore)

BASEBALL Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 11, Greenhills 6: Only three of Lutheran Northwest's 11 runs were earned as the Gryphons committed six errors. Jake Books had two hits, scored two runs and drove in a run for Greenhills (1-6). Ross Patton was the pitcher of record, striking out five in four innings of work. "Our pitchers pitched very well, but the accumulation of errors was too much to overcome," said Greenhills coach John Dudley. (Boxscore)

Clinton 7, Hudson 2: Jesse Sexton drove in a pair of runs, helping the Redskins run away with a road win. Clinton trailed 2-0 before erupting for five runs in the fourth inning. "We just came to play and played with more emotion than I've seen us play with all year," said Clinton coach Jim Roberts. Stefan Spurlock and Marcus Stewart led Clinton (5-2) with two hits apiece. (Boxscore)

GIRLS WATER POLO Skyline 5, Dexter 4: The Eagles clawed back from a 3-0 first-quarter deficit to win its first MWPA East Region-South District game of the season. "It's a big win for us, setting us up for the post-season," said Skyline coach Andy Zimmer, whose team was led by three goals from Kim Graziano. Lexie Beemer added two goals for the Eagles (5-8). "Dexter came out of the start pretty fast and got up on us, but we kind of battled back and really took advantage of our quickness," noted Zimmer. Dexter (6-16) was led by two goals from Nicole Minzey. (Boxscore)

GIRLS TENNIS Greenhills 6, Allen Park 2: The Gryphons won the top three flights in both singles and doubles to pick up the road win. Stephanie Colwell won a 10-8 tie-breaker to win a three-set match at No. 2 singles and the No. 3 doubles team of Cynthia Wang and Anica Presley did the same, winning 10-6. (Results)

Farmington Hills Mercy 6, Father Gabriel Richard 2: The Fighting Irish won the No. 1 flight in singles and doubles, but Mercy swept the remainder of the matches. Kelsey Geppner cruised to a 6-0, 6-0 win in singles. The No. 1 doubles team of Alli Kosaian and Alyssa Stella fought back for a 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 win. (Results)

Grosse Ile 8, Milan 0: The Big Reds' No. 3 singles player, Sydney Lammers, and the No. 2 doubles team of Toni Barnett and Jannicka Martinsen played the closest matches but couldn't recover after dropping first-set tie-breakers. (Results)

Skyline 8, Ypsilanti 0: On Monday, the Eagles (3-2) didn't lose a set while sweeping all four singles flights and four doubles flights. Sophomore Megan Smith won 6-2, 6-0 at No. 1 singles for Skyline. (Results)

GIRLS LACROSSE Huron 21, Flushing 12: The River Rats extended their winning streak to three and scored over 20 goals for the second straight game. Huron (3-0) is averaging 19 goals per game so far this season.

BOYS GOLF Birmingham Roeper Tri-Meet: Henry Do shot a 2-under-par 33 at The Heathers Club in Bloomfield Hills, earning the medalist spot and pacing Greenhills (150) over Southfield Christian (181) and Birmingham Roeper (191). Do was followed closely by teammates Curtis Heisel (38), Travis Hindle (38) and Kevin Doherty (41). Only Roeper's Andrew Romano (40) had a better outing than a member of the Gryphons' lineup. (Results)

Roundup compiled by Josh Coudret, Kaleb Roedel and Rich Rezler. Coaches can submit results by calling 734-623-2565 or e-mailing prepsports@annarbor.com.