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Huron's Ify Odom dribbles the ball during a district game last season.
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Girls Soccer
Ann Arbor Huron 5, New Boston Huron 0
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Huron opened its season with a shutout, defeating host New Boston Huron 5-0 on Tuesday.
New Boston Huron coach Dan Rossow said he knew Huron was going to be a skilled team.
"I wanted to test my girls and see what we need to work on going forward," he said. "We need to improve our general work ethic and not play down to our competition level. We need to play up whenever it's needed."
Saline 2, Troy Athens 0
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Saline was unable to convert plenty of scoring opportunities in the first half, but rallied from a 1-0 halftime deficit to knock off Troy Athens 2-1 in a non-league game.
Caitlin Ellis and Taylor Mulder combined for both Saline goals in the second half, as Mulder assisted Ellis at 45:00, and Ellis returned the favor for the game-winning goal at 55:00.
“In the second half we changed our formation up top, which led to openings and opportunities,” Saline coach Dana Restrick said. “We weren’t able to test the keeper in the first half, but in the second half we spread our shots out to the corners, away from the keeper, and we were able to capitalize.”
Chelsea 3, Parma Western 2
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Chelsea denied Parma Western a shot on goal in the second half to overcame a 2-1 halftime deficit and defeat Parma Western 3-2.
Chelsea's Hayley Bunten scored two goals. Meghan Cole also scored a goal assisted by her sister Maggie Cole. Krista Pagliarini had eight saves.
"Even though we trailed at the half, we still felt as if we were the better team," Chelsea coach Shawn Hayes said. "It was a back and forth game and the girls elevated their play to win the game."
Boys Track
Saline 109, Temperance Bedford 28
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Saline won eight of 12 events at Temperance Bedford on Tuesday, with John Smutney winning discus (141-feet-3) and shot put (48-6), Joey Liptich taking first in the high jump (6-0) and Andrew Kitto winning the 1,600 meter run in 4:27.5.
Boys Lacrosse
Skyline 9, Greenhills 5
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Dan Lee's hat-trick powered host Skyline past Greenhills 9-5 in boys lacrosse action on Tuesday.
Lee led Skyline (3-2) with three goals, while Jack Fisher and Kevin Vasher each added two goals.
Jordan Hickman recorded seven saves on ten shots, while PJ Merica added two saves on four shots.
John Lazarsfeld recorded three goals and one assist to lead Greenhills (3-1), while Henry Aspegren and Rishi Goel each added one goal.
"I didn't know what to expect coming into this game, as we were playing a tough opponent, and we were short-handed due to injury and illness," Greenhills coach Mike Costello said. "I hate to feel good about a loss, but it was a good game for us, something we can build on for the rest of the season.
Kyle Austin covers sports for AnnArbor.com.