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New Boston Huron softball team won 12-2 against Jefferson on May 13, showcasing their home run power with two homers. Coach Tedi Belisle noted the team's potential despite not being a dominant force this season.
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NEW BOSTON â New Boston Huron softball coach Tedi Belisle says her team has some power.
But the Chiefs havenât shown it much this season.
That changed when two homers powered Huron to 12-2 victory over Jefferson on Wednesday, May 13.
âWeâre not a super powerhouse, but we have some home run power,â Belisle said.
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A wind blowing out to left field helped hitters on both sides.
New Boston Huron's Rihanna Sartin slides safely into third base as Jefferson's Emily Grube snags a high throw on Wednesday, May 13, 2026. Backing up the play is shortstop Alivia LeBrun.
Jeffersonâs Emily Grube connected on a two-run homer in the top of the first inning to give her team an early 2-0 lead.
That didnât last long as Madison Kuzara got on base to start Huronâs half of the inning and Addison Ramsby drilled a ball over the left-centerfield fence to almost the identical spot as Grubeâs blast.
âThat built the confidence,â Belisle said. âWe for sure were not happy about that start. To tie it up in the next inning gave up momentum.â
The New Boston Huron softball team won the game against Jefferson with a score of 12-2.
The coach of the New Boston Huron softball team is Tedi Belisle.
New Boston Huron hit two home runs in their game against Jefferson.
Coach Tedi Belisle stated that while the team is not a powerhouse, they do have some home run power.
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Addi Ramsby (12) is congratulated in the dugout by New Boston Huron teammate Madison Kuzara after hitting a two-run homer in the first inning against Jefferson on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
Penderâs first homer of the season, also a two-run shot, put Huron in command.
Ramsby went 3-for-4 and drove in four runs.
Catherine Shore and Maya Martindale both finished 3-for-3 and Pender and Miranda Laho added two hits each.
Huron squared its record at 7-7.
âWe havenât played a lot of games,â Belisle said.
Emily Grube is congratulated by her Jefferson teammates after a first-inning home run against New Boston Huron on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
BASEBALL
Grant Pfeiffer, Ida: Recorded two hits in each game of a 12-2, 14-3 sweep of Hillsdale that pushed the Blue Streaks to 19-6 overall and 14-3 in the Lenawee County Athletic Association. Hunter Hemelgarn and Owen Snyder earned the pitching wins.
Angelo Graves, Dundee: Went 2-for-3 and drove in two runs in a 5-4 loss to Onsted. The Vikings dropped the first game 5-2 with Travyn Vajcner picking up their only hit.
SOFTBALL
Madison Cousino, Dundee: Scored seven times, collected four hits and stole three bases in a 9-0, 12-7 sweep of Onsted that gave the 4-16-1 Vikings their first two Lenawee County Athletic Association wins of the season. Ella Rath and Annalyse Lay finished with five hits each and pitching wins went to Addison Cusac and Lay. Other offensive standouts were Lydia Homrich, Abby Marek, Brynn Cusac and Juliet Rouse.
Alli Schrader, Ida: Sparked an 8-4, 13-1 sweep of Hillsdale by going 5-for-6 and scoring five runs. Adisyn Swiderski went 3-for-3 and Emily Lambert 2-for-3 in the second game.
BOYS LACROSSE
Max Flint, SMCC: His sixth goal of the game was the game winner in overtime that gave the Falcons an 8-7 win. Brenton Carter finished with two goals and five assists. Other assists went to Tyler St. Pierre and Christian Craanen.
BOYS GOLF
Samuel Mitocariu and Landon McGregor, Airport: Both carded 37 to lead a 152-160 win over Flat Rock. Brayden Siders and Cade Horner both shot 39 for the Jets. Juel Scullyâs 40 was the best score for Flat Rock.
Jacob Darin, New Boston Huron: Took medalist honors with a 39 during a 167-228 victory over Riverview. The Chiefs mounted a balanced attack with Landen Campbell shooting 42 and Brendyn Raschke and Kourtland Waid checking in at 43.
Ben Peer, Jefferson: Led his team with a 45 during a 162-203 loss to Grosse Ile at Waterâs Edge. Jackson Vallie shot 46 for the Bears.
This article originally appeared on The Monroe News: New Boston Huron finds its power in softball victory over Jefferson