MISHAWAKA, Ind. — Championship Thursday did not go well at all for Team Michigan at Sports Fest.

In fact, Michigan, which entered the day undefeated in competition at Bethel College, was swept in baseball, boys’ tennis, girls’ tennis, boys’ soccer, girls’ soccer, softball and baseball.

Baseball

A three-run fifth inning lifted Metro to a 5-3 win over Michigan in the baseball championship at Patterson Field Thursday night.

Michigan led 2-0 after one inning of play, but Metro cut the lead in half with a run in the second and took the lead with three runs in the third, highlighted by Penn’s Kyle Schneider’s three-run home run.

Michigan scored a run in the bottom of the fifth, but would get no closer and Metro capped the scoring with a run in the seventh.

Schneider not only delivered the game-winning hit, he also earned the mound victory.

Metro was led offensively by Penn’s Sam Sweeden, who doubled and tripled.

Connor Render of Sturgis had a double for Michigan. Dowagiac’s Jason Turner worked the fifth and sixth innings, but did not figure into the decision.

Metro 010 030 1 — 5 9 3

Michigan 200 010 0 — 3 5 2

Kyle Schneider (W), Dylan McMahon (5-S) and Aaron Matthews, Josh Fry (5); Ron Fancher, Jon Shembarger (5-L), Jason Turner (5), Mike Melcher (7) and Zach Thompson, Brandon Jackson (5).

2B: Sam Sweeden (ME), Connor Render (MI).

3B: Sweeden (ME).

HR: Schneider (MI).

Girls soccer

A pair of second half goals lifted Metro past Michigan 3-1 in girls’ soccer at Bethel College Thursday night.

The two teams were deadlocked at 1-1 after the first half, but Ally Scholtes got the game-winner in the 51st minute and Alli Connelly capped the scoring with a goal in the 73rd minute.

Abby Suckow scored a goal in the 10th minute to give Metro the early 1-0 lead. Sarah Hall recorded the match’s only assist on the play.

Ellery Karsten tied up the match for Michigan with a goal in the 39th minute.

Metro held a 10-3 advantage in shots on goal. Emily LaManna had seven saves for Michigan.

Metro…3

Michigan…1

Halftime score

Metro 1, Michigan 1

First half

ME — Abby Suckow (Sarah Hall), 10th minute

MI— Ellery Karsten, 39th minute

Second half

ME — Ally Scholtes, 51st minute

ME— Alli Connelly, 73rd minute

Shots on goal

Metro 10, Michigan 3.

Saves

Michigan 7 (Emily LaManna); Metro 2 (J’Shante Gunn)

Boys’ tennis

Michigan was no match for Metro in boys’ tennis, falling 5-0 Thursday afternoon.

Only one match was not decided in straight sets.

Anthony Lupresto defeated Buchanan’s Derek Blank 6-4, 4-7 and 13-11.

Metro..5

Michigan…0

Singles

1. Will Corrigan (ME) d. David Hauck 6-0,6-0; 2. Anthony Lupresto (ME) d. Derek Blank 6-4, 4-7, 13-11; 3. Luke Meyer (ME) d. Jon Shembarger 6-2, 6-0.

Doubles

1. Kevin Kirkland-Ethan Turner (ME) d. Ryan Henckel-Jake Welsh 6-2, 6-3; 2.Alex Lu-Nick Lu (ME) d. Corey Thompson-Amir Benjelloun 6-4, 6-0.

Boys’ soccer

Four second half goals lifted Metro past Michigan in the Sports Fest boys’ soccer championship match Thursday night, 5-1.

Tim Wilson had a pair of goals for Metro, which also got scores from Brandon Stoller, Troy McGovern and Juan Padilla.

Edwardsburg’s Andrew Boyles scored the only goal for Michigan, in the 37th minute of the first half to tie the score at 1-1.

Metro had 23 shots on goal compared to just 13 for Michigan. Dowagiac’s Jason Turner, who also pitched in the baseball championship game, was credited with one save of the team’s eight saves.

Metro…5

Michigan…1

Halftime score

Metro 1, Michigan 1

First half

ME — Tim Wilson (Hank Blum) 29th minute.

MI — Andrew Boyles 37th minute.

Second half

ME — Brandon Stoller 44th minute.

ME — Troy McGovern 48th minute.

ME — Juan Padilla (Jimmy Smoger) 59th minute.

ME – Wilson 75th minute.

Shots on goal

Michigan 13, Metro 23

Saves

Michigan 8 (Kyle Mitkowski 7, Jason Turner 1), Metro 8 (Cesar Mercado 5, Kyle Wieschhaus 3)

Brandywine's Alyssa Robbins returns a shot against Indiana Metro during Thursday's Sports Fest championship match at Bethel College. (South Bend Tribune Photo/MARCUS MARTER)

Girls’ tennis

Buchanan’s Nash Hughes recorded the lone victory for Michigan in either boys or girls tennis as she defeated Grace Hamilton at No. 3 singles on Thursday afternoon, 1-6, 6-4 and 10-5.

Metro…4

Michigan…1

Singles

1. Jessica Rink (ME) d. Kristine Gordon, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Valencia Gammage (ME) d. Alyssa Robbins, 6-1, 6-4; 3. Nash Hughes (MI) d. Grace Hamilton, 1-6, 6-4, 10-5.

Doubles

1. Elle Harding-Bridget Veldman (ME) d. Kelsey Prestly-Lauren Leonard, 6-0, 6-1; Kayle Sexton-Abby Watkins (ME) d. Lauren Alexander-Alex Soos, 6-1, 6-0.

Volleyball

Michigan didn’t put up much of a fight in volleyball Thursday at the Weikamp Center at Bethel College, falling to Indiana East 25-23, 25-20 and 25-16 in the championship match.

Edwardsburg’s Emily Kozinski had five kills for Michigan, which also got three kills from Niles’ Rachel Zeider. Zeider also had two blocks, while Kozinski finished with two digs and an ace.

Indiana East…3

Michigan…0

Kills

Jaime Stack (IE) 8, Melanie Meyer (IE) 5, Kaci Heeter (IE) 3, Annie Holderman (IE) 3, Gabby Baur (M) 5, Emily Kozinski (M) 5, Christina Welch (M) 4, Rachel Zeider (M) 3.

Blocks

Holderman (IE) 5, Meyer (IE) 3, Allie Sailor (IE) 3, Baur (M) 4, Zeider (M) 2.

Aces

Heeter (IE) 2, Bri Moore (IE) 2, Mandy Schlabach (IE) 2, Meyer (IE) 1, Sailor (IE) 1, Kozinski (M) 1, Kelsey Prestly (M) 1, Welch (M) 1.

Digs

Melanie Troyer (IE) 11, Stack (IE) 4, Sailor (IE) 2, Tylier Bookout (M) 4, Paige Mueller (M) 4, Katie Mavis (M) 3, Kozinski (M) 2, Welch (M) 2.