Any self-respecting golfer in the state of Michigan knows spring golf means coming prepared. One day it could be hot, the next cold. One minute it could be windy and rainy then sunny and calm.

The Huron and Pioneer experienced all of the above at the University Michigan Golf Course on Wednesday, starting in shorts and t-shirts, ending in pants and sweatshirts, and in need of ponchos and wind breakers in between.

"It was tough for both teams. We played through three seasons, spring, summer and fall," said Huron coach Dee Drake.

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Pioneer adjusted better to the conditions on its home course, coming away with a 162-167 win to stay undefeated in SEC play. Nolan Maezes led Pioneer (5-0) with a one-over 37.

"Nolan's 37 was just stellar," said Pioneer coach Brian Miller. Maezes birdied the third hole despite a tough pin placement and was one-under after five. "He played pretty solid."

Zach Averill shot a 39 for the Pioneers while Scott Wilson (40) and Alex Wunderlich (41) turned in Huron's low scores.

After Huron's defeat of Temperance-Bedford on Monday, Pioneer sits alone atop the SEC standings as the only undefeated squad. Saline and Bedford each have one loss

"It was a good win because our league is so tight. We kind of expected Temperance-Bedford to put the squeeze on everybody, but its up for grabs," Miller said. "And we still have to play Saline, Tecumseh, Bedford. Should be interesting."

MORE BOYS GOLF Saline 161, Monroe 170: Peter Spittler shot a medalist-earning 38, leading the Hornets past the Trojans on the road for a Southeastern Conference victory. "We're really starting to peak at the right time," said Saline coach Debbie Williams-Hoak. Collin Stauder and Jackson Lambert added 40s for Saline (5-1), while Josh Collins rounded out the scoring with a 43. Three Monroe golfers shot 42s. (Results)

Greenhills 164, Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 202: Henry Do and Travis Hindle each shot a two-over 38 to lead Greenhills at Leslie Park Golf Course. Also scoring for the Gryphons were Curtis Heisel (42) and Kevin Watroba (46). (Results)

SOFTBALL Father Gabriel Richard 13, Bloomfield Hills Academy of the Sacred Heart 1; Gabriel Richard 13, Academy of the Sacred Heart 2: Lauren Oppliger threw a no-hitter with 10 strikeouts in the five-inning nightcap, as the Fighting Irish handily claimed a home sweep. Clare Donahue led the Irish offense, going 4-for-5 on the day with a team-high five RBIs. Erin Russ had four RBIs and Abbey Jones added four hits and three RBIs for Gabriel Richard (13-6, 9-1). Jones pitched the five-inning opener, allowing one hit and zero walks while striking out 12. (Game 1 Boxscore | Game 2 Boxscore)

Milan 11, New Boston Huron 3: Drey Garrett opened the scoring for Milan with a two-run home run in her first at-bat. The Big Reds (19-5, 7-0 Huron League) didn't look back from there. Nena Doran went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and Kat Hoffman pitched all seven innings, striking out nine and giving up three hits. (Boxscore)

Lutheran Westland 11, Willow Run 3: The Flyers were outhit 7-3 and committed four errors to the Warriors' one in a home loss. "They were a good team. Those girls hit the ball," admitted Willow Run coach Duane Edwards, whose team trailed 5-3 before Westland tacked on six runs in the seventh to seal the win. Katie Mullins, Emalee McCurdy and Keya Lawson each knocked a hit for the Flyers (15-4). Mullins threw eight strikeouts in the loss. (Boxscore)

BASEBALL Manchester 6, Addison 2: Brent Schriber picked up the win on the hill and Isaac Miller led the Flying Dutchmen with two hits, including a home run, and two RBIs. (Statistics not available)

GIRLS SOCCER Riverview 1, Milan 0: A miscommunication just outside of the 18-yard box led to a turnover in the first half that Riverview converted into the game's only goal. A pair of Milan midfielders each thought the other was going for a ball and when neither did, a one-timed shot snuck past an unsuspecting Erin Jinna. "99 times out of 100 she stops that shot. She just wasn't expecting it and got unlucky," said Milan (3-4-1, 3-2-1 Huron League) coach Leah McGrath. Jinna finished with four saves. (Boxscore)

GIRLS LACROSSE Pioneer 15, Saline 1: The Pioneers flexed 11 different goal scorers in a runaway road victory over the Hornets. "We got everybody involved," said Pioneer coach Zachary Maghes, whose team jumped out to a 10-1 halftime lead. Ally Borys led the Pioneers (7-3) with a game-high three goals. Stephanie Lang, Amanda Murau and Kelsey Thompson added two goals apiece. Sophia Hart and Emma Hamstra shared time in goal in the win. (Boxscore)

BOYS LACROSSE Huron 15, Ypsilanti 3: The River Rats outscored the Phoenix 9-0 in the second quarter on their way to a commanding road win. "In the second quarter we really opened it up," said Huron (8-3, 4-0) coach Joe Koengeter. At the helm was the Rats' Henry Upton, who scored a game-high six goals along with three assists. Zach Hilfinger and Sandy Welch added two goals apiece. Welch added three assists. Goalkeeper Lars Urbaniak made 13 saves. (Boxscore)

Dexter 12, Grosse Ile 2: Andrew Erber scored six goals, had three assists and won 15-of-18 faceoffs, and Kevin Mors had four assists to lead the Dreadnaughts (8-4). "I'm really proud of the boys," said Dexter coach Brian Callanan. "We basically possessed the ball the entire third quarter." John Brosch made seven saves in net for Dexter. (Boxscore)

Roundup compiled by Kaleb Roedel, Pete Cunningham and Bob Gross. For corrections, call (734)623-2565 or e-mail prepsports@annarbor.com.