Detroit Catholic Central got the game-winning goal out of senior Lachlan Moffatt in overtime to beat Brother Rice 12-11 in Saturday’s CHSL Bishop title game.

The Villanova-bound Moffatt made a long run clockwise around the back of the net, cut in front of the goal and put it in himself midway into OT to give the unbeaten Shamrocks (17-0) the win.

Margins had been similarly miniscule when the Catholic League rivals had met back on April 8 in Bloomfield Hills and Catholic Central picked up a 10-9 victory.

Saturday’s win required the Shamrocks to produce a comeback after being down two goals to start the fourth. Moffatt used a screen and scored in a relatively identical way to make it a one-goal contest with just under 8:30 remaining. Connor Lukas weaved through the midfield and around two defenders to produce a shot that was stopped, then Luke Zajdel whipped in the rebound to tie it up with about 3:30 left in regulation.

GIRLS LACROSSE

CRANBROOK-KINGSWOOD 13, MARIAN 9

The Cranes reprised a result from Bloomfield Hills on April 28 and beat Marian on Saturday night for the CHSL Bishop title.

Cranbrook (6-7-1), who had won the prior meeting 14-11, trailed by one at halftime before rattling off a handful of goals in a row and never looked back, getting four goals each out of Sloane Cannarsa, Iris Kozak and Leta Lantigua.

Margaret Conroy had a team-high four goals in the loss for Marian, while Meghan MacMichael added a pair for the Mustangs (8-6).

BASEBALL

DETROIT COUNTRY DAY 3, ARMADA 1

Andrew Nelson tossed a one-run complete game, conceding just six hits and one walk while fanning four in the Yellowjackets’ win at Armada on Saturday. Ty Rosenberg, who had multiple hits, and Chase Dawkins each drove in a run for Country Day in the win.

SOUTH LYON 7, ZEELAND EAST 1Jacob Hardin got the start Saturday and went five frames, and he combined with Jack Cumberland to allow just three hits and fan nine Chix to get the win. Aiden Robinson had a double and triple each, while Sam Stoll and Luke Stevens also had two hits in the Lions’ triumph.

WATERFORD KETTERING 12, HOLLY 3

Tyler Yuhas finished 3-5 at the plate, and teammates Chase Nannini, Trevor Meredith and Zach Helka all drove in two runs to boost the Captains to the win Saturday.

NOVI 9, LIVONIA STEVENSON 1

Gavin Przybyla hurled 3 2/3 scoreless innings, and the Wildcats got solid pitching out of Ryan Logan and Alex Wilson as well in Saturday’s win. Uli Fernsler and Colin Bennett both had a pair of hits for the Wildcats.

BERKLEY 1, ST. CLAIR 0

Ethan Roth’s three-hit complete game that included no walks and a handful of strikeouts allowed the Bears to get the shutout victory Saturday. Roth’s RBI single that scored Sam Sermo in the fourth inning turned out to be the winning run for Berkley.

CLARKSTON 2, MILFORD 0

Gavin Bond, Griffin Hetrick and Richard Westerman combined to toss seven innings of four-hit, scoreless ball in Saturday’s win by the Wolves. Craig Borges finished with two of the four hits by the Mavericks, who also received quality innings out of Nathan Cotton and Ben Swerc.

ROCHESTER 11, FARMINGTON 4

Matt Dyki and Griffin Tanner each homered, with the pair combining to go 5-for-6 with six RBIs in the Rochester Falcons’ victory Saturday afternoon. John Lynem and Marcus Sinadinovski each collected two hits for Farmington in the defeat.

ROMEO 8, LAKE ORION 1

Travis Acker ended 2-for-3 at the plate and Sam Major drove in the lone run for the Dragons’ in Saturday’s loss.

LIVONIA FRANKLIN 7, WALLED LAKE CENTRAL 1

Parker Stasak, who also went four frames for the Vikings, doubled at the plate, accounting for one of the team’s two hits along with Tyler Malczewski’s single in Saturday’s loss to the Patriots.

ST. CLAIR SHORES LAKE SHORE 9, MADISON HEIGHTS BISHOP FOLEY 2

Cole Brinkmeier’s two-run single in the seventh inning was offense that arrived too late for the Ventures to get the victory on Saturday. Stephen Tortura surrendered just one earned run in 3 2/3 innings of relief for Bishop Foley, who finished with four hits, two of them by Mason Kanar.

WALLED LAKE WESTERN 5, WEST BLOOMFIELD 3

The Warriors tied it in the third inning at 2-2, then pushed across their other three runs in the fifth before holding on for victory Saturday. Pascha Goffee delivered three innings and didn’t allow an earned run for Western, who got a team-high two RBIs by Logan Saks. Connor Strong went four innings in relief and didn’t concede an earned run, while at the plate West Bloomfield was anchored by two hits each by Jalen Payne, Brady Scheidt and Cameron LaFlamme.

STERLING HEIGHTS STEVENSON 6, STONEY CREEK 5

The Spartans scored the game-winning run in the top of the seventh and Stoney Creek couldn’t answer back in the bottom of the inning in Saturday’s loss. Anthony Voikos finished with a pair of hits and drove in four of the Cougars’ runs.

TOLEDO ST. JOHN’S JESUIT 7, ORCHARD LAKE ST. MARY’S 2

Hudson Brzustewicz and Luke Crighton each doubled and combined to finish with a handful of the Eaglets’ eight total hits in Saturday’s league defeat.

DETROIT CATHOLIC CENTRAL 2, DETROIT U-D JESUIT 1

Drew Leidal shined on the mound, allowing just three hits while fanning six and going the distance in Saturday’s win. Jack Murphy and Will Miller both had a pair of hits for the Shamrocks.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS BROTHER RICE 8, TOLEDO CATHOLIC CENTRAL 5

Cole VanAmeyde singled and drove in three runs, while Maksim Neshov and Jackson Haefner each collected a pair of hits in Saturday’s win by the Warriors.

BIRMINGHAM GROVES 11, FARMINGTON 1

Benji Cook ruled on the bump for Groves, striking out nine as he allowed just one hit in six innings. Sebastian Shorter and Xan Scheinfield each picked up to hits at the plate for Groves.

CLAWSON 10, CAPAC 6

Steven Chapman and Elliot Groves each had a pair of hits and scored a combined five times to provide pop at the top of the lineup in the Trojans’ victory on Saturday.

PONTIAC NOTRE DAME PREP 6, GROSSE POINTE SOUTH 0

Henry Ewles pitched a three-hit shutout, striking out four in the process as five separate Fighting Irish players drove in runs as part of Saturday’s victory.

SOFTBALL

MADISON HEIGHTS BISHOP FOLEY 5, DEARBORN 1

Ava Gingiloski led the Ventures with three hits in a 5-1 win Saturday at the Blue Devil Invitational. Leah Rovner, Sasha Walker and Emma Behnke each collected two hits for Bishop Foley with Walker earning the win by allowing just two hits and one run over five frames with nine strikeouts.

WALLED LAKE NORTHERN 14, MATTAWAN 1

Lyla Turmell simply raked in Saturday’s victory over the Wildcats, finishing 4-4 with a double, home run and five RBIs. Catcher Kendall Morris went yard twice and drove in four runs as well for the Knights.

SOUTH LYON 11, ORCHARD LAKE ST. MARY’S 4

A seven-run second inning that included four consecutive singles and back-to-back doubles by Isabella Bracali and Hannah Slevin helped power the Lions to the win Saturday in Orchard Lake. Bracali finished with three hits, Avery Bourlier and Rylee Miller both had two and Havanna Bissett went the distance for South Lyon, while Alivia Covert and MIa Tribul each provided the Eaglets with two hits.

YPSILANTI LINCOLN 21, MILFORD 7

The Mavericks had the offense, led by a team-high three hits from Hana Scripture, but fell short in Saturday morning’s action in Ypsilanti. Outfielder Julia Brescol finished with two hits and three RBIs while Kylee Flack and Kaitlynn Elkins each also had a pair of hits for the Mavs.

FARMINGTON 17, WATERFORD KETTERING 2

Junior Tank Marok blasted a homer and drove in five runs on three hits to push the Falcons to victory on Saturday. Senior Adison Spitsbergen tripled and scored three times and freshman Elayna Kennedy had a pair of hits and RBIs each as well for Farmington. Sammie Henrikson and Carley McMahon each finished with two hits for the Captains.

WALLED LAKE CENTRAL 10, NORTH FARMINGTON 0

Katelynn Cole went five scoreless innings, allowing four hits with seven strikeouts in the Vikings’ victory on Saturday. Melanie Bigham had a team-high three hits — including a homer — for Central, who also got a pair each out of Izzy Rogers, Jessica Fick, and Bella Spellman, who homered also.

WALLED LAKE WESTERN 7, DETROIT COUNTRY DAY 2

Both Maddi Bancroft and Sierra Geisler homered, two of the six Warriors who ended with a pair of hits Saturday’s win, also powered by seven innings of eight-strikeout ball by Audrianna Thorsell. Evie Greenwald was the standout at the plate for the Yellowjackets, finishing with three of the team’s four hits.

SALINE 8, LAKELAND 0

Emilee Dostal finished with a team-high two hits, while Izzy Bedini, Emily Searle and Paige Ambler each had one in the Eagles’ loss Saturday.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS MARIAN 7, CLAWSON 6

Georgia Zilka homered in the first inning, finishing with a team-high four RBIS to drive the Mustangs to the win in Clawson on Saturday. Gracie Griffis nabbed three bags and scored as many times for Marian in the win. Addison Tikey drove in two runs for the Trojans, as did Jillian Wulff, who finished with three of Clawson’s dozen hits.

LUTHERAN HIGH WESTLAND 12, BERKLEY 6

Meryl O’Donnell doubled twice, joining Brooke Schall, Alyse Muscat and Olivia Long as Bears who finished with two hits each in Saturday’s loss.

OXFORD 9, HASLETT 1

Lily Strauss dominated in the circle, giving up just one hit and striking out seven in five frames of work on Saturday for Oxford. Jillian Boyd, Laura Morgan and Bella Hurst all had a pair of hits in the Wildcats’ victory.

FARMINGTON HILLS MERCY 2, ANTHONY WAYNE (OH) 0

Kaitlyn Pallozzi gave up just one hit and racked up 16 strikeouts in the shutout victory Saturday over the Generals. Sophia Chaput led with two hits and both Charlie Lambert and Lauren Miller drove in a run for the Marlins.

UTICA 7, STONEY CREEK 6

Allie Ray doubled and drove in a pair of runs, Addison Culver also drove in a pair and Ryleigh Musser finished with two hits, but a four-run rally by the Cougars in the bottom of the seventh represented a comeback that just fell short to the Chieftains on Saturday.

ROCHESTER 13, CLAWSON 1

Taylor Parsons and Natalie Sherman both drove in three runs, and teammates Julia Krause and Emily Hartmann provided two RBIs each as well in the Falcons’ triumph on Saturday.