NORTHAMPTON — The Greenfield girls soccer team could not keep up with Smith Vocational in a 6-1 loss on Tuesday afternoon. The Vikings got a hat trick from Savannah Fredette in the win.
Julianis Suarez added two goals, with Isabella Letourneau also finding the net for Smith Voc. Kate Wolcott had three assists for the Vikings. Madison Kuehner added a helper.
Evelyn Wanczyk made two saves in the second half. Suarez played the first half and didn’t have to make a stop while recording a clean sheet for the first 45 minutes.
Tayler Bergeron scored on a breakaway late in the second half to get Greenfield on the scoreboard. Zephyr Jetzon had the assist on the tally. Valerie Bzomowski made 16 saves for Greenfield. Bergeron inched closer to 100 points for her career, with 70 goals and 29 assists.
The Green Wave (1-15) move forward with consolation games beginning next week.
Girls cross country
PVCICS 22, Mohawk 36 — Virginia Krezmien finished her season undefeated for the Warriors in a team loss to the Dragons in Hadley. Krezmien finished first overall (17:44.8) ahead of second place Ella Maier (18:56.8). Brooke Harrison (20:06.8) and Natalie Lanoue (20:40.7) were sixth and seventh, respectively, for the Warriors. The last cross-country athlete to go undefeated for the Warriors was Meghan Davis.
Hampshire 15, Frontier 46 — Farrah Lemay was the top finisher for the Redhawks in the loss to the Raiders. Lemay finished in sixth place (20:43) for Frontier. Louise Flagollet was the next finisher for Frontier, placing eighth (21:13).
Boys cross country
PVCICS 18, Mohawk 43 — Leo Boltz was the top finisher in third place (16:05.1) for the Warriors in a loss to the Dragons in Hadley.
In an unscored meet in Orange, Mahar’s Isiah Whitmore took first (17:52) for the Senators. Leo McDonald of Franklin Tech was second (20:30) overall. Mahar’s Michael LaPlante (22:18) took third for Mahar.
Hampshire 22, Frontier 39; Hampshire 20, Greenfield 43; Frontier 19, Greenfield 44 — Evan Hedlund of Frontier and Ryan Spofford of Greenfield were first (15:45) and second (16:03), respectively in a tri-meet in Westhampton. Deegan Austin-Dietz placed sixth (17:27) for the Redhawks.
Field hockey
Frontier 4, Greenfield 0 —Elsa Brown scored twice with an assist for the Redhawks in a win over the Green Wave at Woodcock Field. Brynna Fahey and Addie Harrington also scored. Fahey dished out an assist on Harrington’s goal. Hailey Sadler made 14 saves for Greenfield.
Smith Academy 1, Franklin Tech 0 — Sophia Jagodzinski’s goal was the difference in the Falcons’ win over the Eagles in Hatfield. Bella Gavron got the assist. Chloe Avery made nine saves in the shutout.
Hampshire 2, Mahar 1 — The Raiders came back to beat the Senators at the Woodward Complex. Mahar got a goal from Adeena Maselli, assisted by Carly Paluk, before the Raiders scored twice in the second and third quarters to secure the win. Bella Burnett made 38 saves for the Senators.
West Springfield 7, Mohawk 0 — The Terriers shut out the Warriors at Clark Field.
Volleyball
Mahar 3, Greenfield 1 — Kamryn Hart had 10 kills for the Senators in the win over the Green Wave at Grzesik-Bixby Gymnasium. Madelynn Burgess had 22 helpers and six aces. Mckenzie Scribner helped the defense with 13 digs. Set scores were 25-23, 22-25, 25-19 and 25-17.
Franklin Tech 3, Mohawk 0 — The Eagles swept the Warriors in Buckland. Set scores were 25-18, 25-17 and 25-22. It was Senior Night for the Warriors. The program recognized Morgan Raffa, Brianna Bowie and Sarah Tatro. Maddie Finn had three aces, three kills and five assists for the Warriors. Emmalee Inman led the offense with nine kills. Charley Knight had 19 assists for the Eagles while Sarah Beckwith led the hitting effort with nine kills.
Late Monday results
Volleyball
Veritas Prep 3, Mahar 2 — Madelynn Burgess had 16 assists, but the Senators lost to the Vipers in Springfield. Kamryn Hart had nine aces and seven kills for Mahar.
