In a game that featured inning run totals of six and five, it was a one-run seventh inning that did the job for Lakeview.

Gavin McKee scored on an error in the top of the seventh inning off the bat of Connor Loridon on Wednesday, April 9, putting the Huskies ahead of the Roseville Panthers, 7-6. A 1-2-3 inning by Vincent Eden in the bottom of the frame secured the win, moving Lakeview to 4-3 on the season.

Roseville scored first on a Bryant Holland-Snowden single in the bottom of the first inning, but the Huskies hung the first crooked number of the game in the third thanks to doubles by McKee and Gino Gisevan. Drayke Patterson then cashed in two more runners to put Lakeview up 6-1.

The Panthers answered immediately by getting their first six hitters to reach in the bottom of the third: Holland-Snowden and Christian Stone both drew bases loaded walks, and Casey Kosin singled to draw the score to 6-4. A fielder’s choice and single after that tied the score at 6-6.

Lakeview starter Brendan Pluszczynski struggled, allowing six runs (three earned) in three innings of work. But Vincent Eden shined in relief, allowing just two base runners in four scoreless innings, during which he struck out three Panthers.

That and more in this prep roundup.

Baseball

UTICA 11, LAMPHERE 4 >> Nick Florio earned the win with four innings of work. Jack Miller had three hits and scored three times for Utica, and Denver Billy, Jimmy Lasceski and Dominic Ligocki each drove in two runs.

EISENHOWER 6, UTICA 4 (8 innings) >> Marco Fodale’s eighth inning double scored two runs for the Eagles, setting up Kyle Irwin to come in and get the save for the win. For Utica, Jack Miller led the way offensively with two doubles.

GROSSE POINTE SOUTH 3, STEVENSON 2 (10 innings) >> The marathon bout went South’s way thanks to a game-winning hit by Andrew Dilodovico with two outs in the 10th. He also threw 1.1 innings in relief, paving the way for Griffin Szatkiewski’s two scoreless frames to get the win.

Softball

WARREN MOTT 27, CENTER LINE 2 >> Sharon Becroft improved to 3-0 on the mound. Both Aubrie Vojnov and Payton Ramsey had four hits.

ANCHOR BAY 2, ROMEO 1 >> Savannah Letson was dialed in for Anchor Bay. The starting pitcher didn’t allow an earned run, scattering eight hits and two walks with eight strikeouts. Averi Rowlett and Ashley Davidson drove in runs for the Tars, and Romeo’s Maegan Myers and Julia Lentine each had two hits.

GROSSE POINTE SOUTH 3, LAKE SHORE 2 (8 innings) >> GPS’s Lucy Gabel doubled home Mackenzie Simon to get the walk-off win for South. Sophia VanDenstorm dominated for the Shorians, striking out 16 Blue Devils.

CHIPPEWA VALLEY 9, L’ANSE CREUSE NORTH 8 >> Chippewa Valley scored five runs in the sixth inning to earn the victory. Miley Austin had three hits, leading the team.

CHIPPEWA VALLEY 14, L’ANSE CREUSE NORTH 8 >> Freshmen Sammie Nowicki and Frankie Goodrich both slammed home runs for the Big Reds in the second inning.

Girls soccer

ARMADA 0, RICHMOND 0 >> The Tigers and Blue Devils played to a scoreless tie behind standout defenses.

Boys lacrosse

DAKOTA 14, CHIPPEWA VALLEY 1 >> Dakota took the rivalry match with a relentless offensive attack. Angel Abrea scored the lone goal for the Big Reds.

Girls track and field

L’ANSE CREUSE 71.5, COUSINO 57.5 >> The Lancers are 1-0 after securing the win. Jordan Bradford won the 100 hurdles, Addison Welles won the 100 meter, the relay team of Alaia Geter, Moriah White, Breanna Davis and Addisyn Welles won the 800 relay, Geter, Bradford, Tamara McCall and Welles won the 400 relay and McCall won the 400 meter relay. In field events, Leah Kern won the discus, Davis won the long jump and Talia Krause won the high jump.

Cousino got event wins in the 3200 relay, 1600 meter, 400 meter, 300 hurdles, 800 meter. 3200 meter and shot put.

Girls tennis

L’ANSE CREUSE NORTH 6, L’ANSE CREUSE 2 >> The Crusaders took the rivalry matchup, sweeping singles with Harmonie Cain, Ella Griffith, Kameryn Champine and Sally Al-Yasiry. In doubles, their squads of Samantha Curtis/Sydney Taylor and Martha Daka/Julia Midbo won their matches.

For L’Anse Creuse, the duos of Julia Puzzuoli/Elizabeth Templin and Natalie Kollmorgen/ Lilly Cairo earned victories.

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