Troy Kostiuk scored four touchdowns for the Frontier Seniors youth football team in a 41-0 win over Palmer on Sept. 27 in South Deerfield. Kostiuk added an interception on defense in the victory.

Teague Washburn and Carter Greene also scored for the Frontier offense. Clark Nugent, Aidan Pitchko and Kizzy Friz all had successful conversions.

The Redhawks were equally impressive on defense, with several players making big plays. Bryson Lewis and Brody Bailey teamed up for a sack. Adding to the disruption of the Palmer offense was Joey Humphrey, who had a sack. Pitchko had an additional sack for the Redhawks.

Frontier (Juniors) 38, Palmer 7 — Battling some inclement weather, the Redhawks prevailed in their home-opener on Sept. 27. It was Frontier’s fourth straight win to open the season. The Redhawks relied on the power running game to secure the victory.

Logan Elias and Jacob Matuszko helped open holes up front, giving Frontier runners room to work even as the field grew muddier. Kyrie Petrizzi-Richmond, Johnny Stanisewski, Ryan Washburn, Matthew Griffin and Ben Griffin all contributed to the scoring.

The Frontier Juniors youth football team defeated Palmer in its home opener on September 27 in South Deerfield. Credit: CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Sammy Rappe led a strong special teams unit. Vinny DeLuca, Callin Rose and Jack Mason helped shore up the defensive effort.

Frontier (Pee-wee) 19, Palmer 0 — Contributions from up and down the roster led to a shutout win for the Redhawks. A smothering defense and a strong offensive attack helped Frontier defend its home turf.

The Frontier Pee-wees youth football team defeated Palmer in its home opener on September 27 in South Deerfield. Credit: CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Soapbox racing

After a rain delay this past weekend, the Montague Soapbox Races have the greenlight to begin competition on Nov. 1. The registration window closes on Oct. 28. Racers must be eight-years or older on race day. Racers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and must co-sign the race application and waiver. Adults are encouraged to enter. Carts must be home-made, not from kits, and must be occupied by only one person.

Golf

Crumpin-Fox Golf Club

Women’s League: Final week results (Two Player Best Ball) — (Gross) 1. Samantha Smith & Carleigh Dlugosz (+5); 2. Jill Waldron & Ananda Larson; (Net) 1. Betty Graves & Deb Vandale (+2); 2. Jane Smith & Robin Hartnett. Closest to the Pin: Samantha Smith on the third (38 feet, 9 inches); Samantha Smith on the ninth (44 feet).

High school

Boys soccer

Four Rivers 7, Academy at Charlemont 0 — Silas Kopera had a hat trick for the Otters in the win over Charlemont on Sept. 28.  Desi Peters, Eli Skinder, Aidan Heilig-Rury and Trenton Batchelder also scored.

Adam Hargraves is a sports reporter at the Greenfield Recorder. A graduate of Keene State College, he covers high school and college sports. Reach him at ahargraves@recorder.com and follow him on X @Hargraves24