The Pioneer and Franklin Tech golf teams will travel to Wacona Country Club on Tuesday to compete in the MIAA D3 West Regional Tournament, and one Eagle golfer will compete in the state tournament on Monday at The Haven Country Club in Boylston. earned the right to participate in the tournament.
Gabe Mota of Franklin Institute of Technology shot a 7-over 78 on the day and moved into a tie for third place. The top five finishers automatically earn a spot in each state, and this finish secured Mota’s spot.
In the end, the team that fared better was the Pioneers, who came in third with a score of 82 overs after the top four scorers were aggregated. Franklin Institute of Technology took 4th place (83 overs). The top two teams advanced to state: Monty Tech (42 overs) and Lennox (68 overs).
The individual winner was Monty Tech’s Ryan Hebert with a 3-over 74, followed by Lee’s Joe Abderhalden with a 6-over 77.
Ben Warner (85 points), Brayden Thayer (91 points), Ethan Maute (92 points) and Cheyton Massa (98 points) scored for the Panthers, while Cam Curtis (101 points) and Carter Gerry scored for the Pioneers. (106 points) also participated.
Grady Deery (92 points), Jack Day (94 points) and Braden Talbot (103 points) also scored for Franklin Tech, which also featured Will Belval (107 points) and Eilon Hemingway (120 points). .
Athol’s Ethan Heuer qualified as an individual on Tuesday and placed 14th overall with a score of 88.
volleyball
Mohawk Trail 3, Greenfield 0 — Northern League glory heads to Buckland.
Mohawk Trail, needing to win one of its final two games of the regular season to clinch the outright championship, rolled into Nichols Gymnasium and won 25-20, 25-17, 25-16. Won the league championship.
Palmer King added 8 kills, 5 assists, 11 digs, and 12 aces, Emma Canady had 7 assists, 2 kills, and 2 aces, Jade Wheeler had 15 digs, and Megan Gabley added 4 kills, 2 blocks, and 1 dig. Ta. warriors.
Turners 3, Pioneers 0 — The Thunder played at Northfield on Tuesday and defeated the Panthers 25-6, 25-8, 25-9.
Madi Liematainen had 13 kills, 15 aces and four digs, Tatiana Kerr Williams had five kills, one ace and two digs, Janelle Massey had five kills and three aces and Madi Dietz had three aces. and finished Turners with 14 assists.
South Hadley 3, Athol 1 — Gianna Vaillancourt had six kills, seven assists, seven aces and seven digs and Olivia Mayer lost 21-25, 27-25, 25-21, 25-19. She had six kills and two aces for the Bears. Tuesday against the Tigers at Mallett Gymnasium.
Evelyn Robinson had two kills, four aces and four digs, and Abby Spooner had two kills and five digs for Athol. Athol JV lost 2-1.
women’s cross country
Frontier 15, Greenfield 50
FRONTIER 15, SMITH VOCATIONAL 50 — Sylvie DiBartolomeo clocked 17 minutes, 40 seconds as the RedHawks had their top six and picked up two straight wins over the Wave and Vikings on Tuesday at South Deerfield. I won in time.
With these two wins, Frontier finished the regular season with a 13-0 record and won the Pioneer League North Tournament with an 8-0 record. This is the second year in a row that the Red Hawks are undefeated in league play.
At Frontier, Liv Christensen was second (18:43), followed by Phoebe Ladner (19:12), Maia Christensen (19:29), Perla Aldous (19:32), and Maddie Anthes (19). (minute 35 seconds) was the next frontier, followed by Sasha Maro (8 minutes 1 second). The Redhawks also earned top-10 finishes from Kari Beam (9th place, 20:27) and Mary Bart (10th place, 20:55).
Alice Fortin of Greenfield placed 12th (21:24) and Rosie Fortin 16th (22:51).
boys cross country
Frontier 18, Greenfield 40
Frontier 15, Smith Occupation 48
Greenfield 19, Smith Vocation 42 — Redhawk Luke Howard first (15:26), teammates Evan Hedlund (15:27), Charlie Dennis (15:28), Oliver Brown (15: 43) followed, helping Frontier secure two teams. Tuesday’s win at South Deerfield.
Hensey Yue (8th place, 17:10) and Adam Paul (9th place, 17:15) also finished in the top 10 for the RedHawks.
Dylan Breiwick led the Green Wave, finishing fifth (15 minutes, 51 seconds) and contributing to Greenfield’s victory over the Vikings. Alex Scotella (6th place, 16:28) and Mason Umel (7th place, 16:28) also finished in the top 10 for the Wave.
Mohawk Trail 15, Mahal 50
Monzon 19, Mahar 46
Pope Francis 15 years old, Mahar 50 years old
Mohawk Trail 18, Monson 44
Mohawk Trail 16th, Pope Francis 41st — Mohawk Trail Peter Healy (15:48), Aymeric Louka (15:51), Carson Richardson (15:53), Rex Kuopara (16: 01) were the first four runners to finish at the line-in at Whiting Reservoir on Tuesday, giving the Warriors a win over the Senators.
At Mohawk Trail, Leo Bolz (18:01) finished 8th. Michael LaPlante was 21st and Mahal’s Solomon Burke was 22nd.
women’s soccer
Athol 3, Mahal 0 — Arauna Choquette converted a corner kick sent by her sister Aliyah Choquette just 30 seconds into the game, helping lead the Bears to a victory over rival Mahar at Athol on Tuesday.
For Azol, Funa Cordoza scored a goal midway through the first half, and Ariana López-Hippler scored in the second half off a shot from Aliyah Choquette. Ava Addams made 11 saves in the win.
Four Rivers 6, Stoneley Burnham 0 — Aida Potter scored twice and Indira Wilds, Penelope Peters (assist), Olivia Long and Emma Horton Woods also found the net in Four Rivers’ win on Tuesday. I shook it.
Long and Wiles each played half in goal and contributed to the win with a total of five saves.
field hockey
Mohawk Trail 1, Hampshire 1 — Avery Johnston scored an unassisted goal for the Warriors, who tied with the Raiders on Tuesday at Backlund.
Belchertown 3, Franklin Tech 1 — Hannah Gilbert scored the Eagles’ only goal in Tuesday’s game against the Orioles at Turner’s.
Madison Markwell made 14 saves for Franklin Tech.
Greenfield 3, Northampton 1 — Henry Gilstrap had a goal and an assist, Mackenzie Boswell and Peyton Martin also scored, and the Wave earned a lone win Tuesday at Donna Woodcock Field.
Riley Thayer added an assist and Kayden Wienczek had two saves for the Wave. Greenfield had a 12-7 corner advantage.
boys soccer
GATEWAY 2, GREENFIELD 0 — The Gators defeated the Green Wave in Greenfield on Tuesday with Josiah Novick and Jackson Renaud scoring.
Caleb Thomas made 13 saves for Greenfield.
Monday results
boys soccer
Franklin Tech 2, Duggan 2 — The Eagles played Duggan in Springfield on Monday and scored two second-half goals to tie the game.
John Georgisa scored on a corner kick from Mason Thurston, and Cody Yetter had an assist from Carter Reete. This was Leete’s first national car team point.
women’s soccer
Franklin Tech 2, Smith Academy 1 — Mia Marigliano scored in both halves and the Eagles defeated the Falcons at Turners on Monday.
Alyssa Peters had an assist in the first half and Maddie Lind had an assist in the second half. Kyrie Gamache made eight saves in the win.
