Three Monroe County Region soccer teams have reached District championship games.
New Boston Huron and St. Mary Catholic Central punched their tickets into the finals on Tuesday, Oct. 20, a night after Ida claimed its spot.
SMCC got two goals each from Carson Welker and Aaron Fowkes in a 6-0 shutout of Lenawee Christian.
Other goals came from Calloway Gossiaux and Stephen Ban.
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Spencer Shumate led with two assist and Welker and Gossiaux notched one each.
Joel Hendricks and Ben Chavious both saw action in goal with Aidan Cronin and Carson Peters leading the defense.
“Defensively, we played great,” SMCC coach Jon Pederson said. “The guys were flying around the ball. I don’t think they registered a shot until 60-or-70 minutes in.”
The Falcons (8-10-4) will travel to Manchester to seek their first district title since 2018 at 5 p.m. Thursday.
Huron blanked Riverview 3-0 as Gonzalo Aragon assisted on two goals by Maverik Bazzy and netted one of his own.
“He’s a good player,” Huron coach Matt Lividini said of Aragon. “He’s our exchange student (Spain), but he’s only a sophomore. He fits in well with our guys.”
Marcos Reyna also was credited with an assist and strong defense from Matthew Hussey and Justin Lividini helped Todd Elliott record his 10th shutout of the season, two shy of the school record held by Ian Ankenbauer.
“The guys did a good job,” Lividini said. “I was able to get everyone in to play.”
Huron (14-3-3) will face Ypsilanti in the finals at Trenton at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Thomas Dollison and Dane Holycross both notched hat tricks to power Ida past Dearborn Henry Ford 8-0.
Cameron Cogan and Garrett Baxter added the other goals and Connor Watterworth recorded the shutout for the 15-4-2 Blue Streaks.
Holycross and Weston Allen recorded three assists each, Dollison had two and Baxter one.
Host Grosse Ile dispatched Flat Rock 6-0 in the other semifinal.
The championship game will be played at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Bedford bowed out of its Division 1 District at Ann Arbor Skyline with a 7-0 loss to Ann Arbor Pioneer.
“It was a tough one to end the season,” Bedford coach Brendan Wyatt said. “They have a very strong program from top to bottom.”
Maddox Oberski played well for the Mules, who finish at 8-11-1.
“Especially after the first four of five games, we grew a lot,” Wyatt said.
Milan was bounced out of a Division 3 District it is hosting with a 3-0 loss to Clinton, which moves into the finals against Brooklyn Columbian Central Wednesday.
PREP VOLLEYBALL
King leads Bedford
TEMPERANCE – Anna Gray recorded 15 kills and hit .400 for Bedford in a 25-23, 25-19, 20-25, 25-16 victory over Ann Arbor Pioneer Tuesday.
Other standouts for the Mules, who finished 5-1 in the regular season for the Southeastern Conference Red, were Hayden Fausze (10 kills, 19 points), Blair Russow (21 digs 13 points), Olivia Eby (32 assists) and Ellerie King (15 digs).
Stubleski hits milestone
ERIE – Zoie Stubleski reached 500 career kills during a 25-11, 25-23, 25-17 triumph over Britton Deerfield Tuesday night.
She also led the team with 18 digs.
Addie Homrich led the 14-9-1 Eagles with 10 kills, Kensey Kreger logged 5 blocks and assist leaders were Henley Stubleski (12) and Kaylee Wright (10).
Federer nets 57 assists
DUNDEE – Aubrey Federer recorded 57 assists in Dundee’s 27-25, 25-16, 21-25, 23-25, 15-10 victory over Adrian Madison Tuesday.
““This team never gave up,” Dundee coach Keri Salenbien said. “We battled all night, stayed together and found a way to finish in five sets. I’m proud of the fight and determination our girls showed.”
Mckenzie Heath (24 kills), Sophia Nolff (15 kills, 14 digs), Cameron Kidd (10 kills) and Lacey Evans (34 digs) also had big nights for the Vikings.
Trenton tops Milan
MILAN – Middle blocker Annika Koch and setter Madison Budd had strong performances, but Milan (8-16-1) fell 25-21, 20-25, 25-17, 25-14 to Trenton Monday.
State Line moves to 18-0
TEMPERANCE – State Line Christian rolled its record to 18-0 by dispatching Fostoria Baptist 25-15, 25-12, 25-17 Monday.
Kyle Huston led with 11 kills and Sophia Heissenbuettel added 9. Addison Dick and Kiersten King also played well.
PREP CROSS COUNTRY
Mason sweeps TCC titles
HUDSON – Erie Mason captured both the boys and girls overall titles in the Tri-County Conference by taking first in the league meet Tuesday.
The boys, who also won both jamborees, got a 6-7-8-9-11 finish from Caleb Healey, Porter Ravary, David Mills, Weston Albright and Joseph Calaluca.
The girls needed to win the league meet after placing second and third in the jamborees. Jaelynn Horton led the way by winning the individual title. She was supported by Maddie Kolbe (5), Tanylei Neff (7), Lexi Colburn (9) and Lily Lee (21).
Whiteford ran 2-3 in the girls race with Braelynn Chiotti and Breslin Wing. Summerfield’s Abby Raymond finished 12th.
Grant Rasor was the boys champion in 17:32.5 and teammates Brennan Chiotti, Lucas Bub and Xavier Abalos ran 5-12-14. Colin Brown took 17th to lead Summerfield.
PREP SWIMMING
Dundee’s Layman wins twice
WOODHAVEN – Jillian Layman hit a state cut in winning the individual medley and also finished first in the butterfly for Dundee during a 97-86 loss to Woodhaven Tuesday.
Allory Bennett (50), Sloan Branumn (100) and Genavieve Bylow (backstroke) also ruled individual events and Branum Layman, Bylow and Kathryn Smith ruled the 400 relay.
PREP SOCCER
Yglesias lifts State Line
TEMPERANCE – Britt Yglesias scored two goals and assisted on another by Trey Heaton to spark State Line Christian to a 3-1 win over Monclova Christian Monday.
JR Hobbins added two assists.
GOLF
Ace for Kontak
DUNDEE – Dennis Kontak of Temperance shot a hole-in-one on the No. 2 hole at Dundee Golf Club Friday, Oct. 16.
He used a pitching wedge for his third career ace.
This article originally appeared on The Monroe News: Monroe County Region sports roundup for Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026