MISHAWAKA, Ind. — Things continue to fall Team Michigan’s way at 2011 Sports Fest being held at Bethel College this week.

After going 3-0 on Monday night, Michigan picked up wins in softball (see related story), boys’ tennis, boys’ soccer and baseball.

Tennis and soccer both received forfeits from Indiana West. Michigan did defeat Indiana West 5-3 in an exhibition match.

On the diamond, Indiana West was no match for Michigan as Dowagiac’s Zach Hyatt and Ron Fancher of Constantine combined on a four-hitter in an 11-3 victory at Patterson Field.

After falling behind 1-0, Michigan scored twice in the second and four times in the third to open up a 6-1 lead on the Indiana West All-Stars.

Two more runs in the fifth and sixth turned the game into a rout. Indiana West added a pair of runs in the fourth, while Michigan capped the scoring with a run in the top of the seventh.

Dowagiac’s Jason Turner stroked a double to tie the game in the second inning and Jon Shembarger of Berrien Springs delivered the go-ahead run with a single.

Shembarger had two hits and two RBIs to pace Michigan. Turner finished with a pair of RBIs.

Michigan 024 022 1 – 11 8 2

Indiana West 100 200 0 – 3 4 1

Zach Hyatt (W), Ron Fancher (5-S) and Brandon Jackson; Rodney Bettcher (L), Jesse Mills (5), Seth Shail (7) and Dan Rensberger, Lou Grounds (5).

2B: Jason Turner (M).

Soccer

Despite having to forfeit to Michigan, Indiana West decided it still wanted to play and with the help of some spectators, was able to field a team for an exhibition match on Tuesday.

Michigan won that match 5-3 as Kevin Chaddock of St. Joseph scored a pair of goals.

Michigan, which was deadlocked at 2-2 with Indiana West at halftime, also got goals from Buchanan’s Ryan Catalano, Edwardsburg’s Andrew Boyles and Bridgman’s Josh Bachleda.

Kyle Mitowski of Lakeshore had four saves for Michigan, which held a 19-10 advantage in shots on goal.

Michigan…5

Indiana West…3

(Michigan officially won the game by forfeit but the two teams played a 60-minute exhibition)

Halftime score

Michigan 2, Indiana West 2

First half

IW – A.J. Neace (Umberto Trejo) 5th minute.

M – Kevin Chaddock 19th minute.

IW – Trejo 21st minute.

M – Ryan Catalano 25th minute.

IW – Charlie Ruvalcaba 29th minute.

Second half

M – Chaddock 39th minute.

M – Andrew Boyles 48th minute.

M – Josh Bachleda (penalty kick) 57th minute.

Shots

Michigan 19, Indiana West 10

Saves

Michigan 4 (Kyle Mitkowski)

Indiana West 6 (Dylan Coburn)