The Franklin Tech field hockey team lost to West Springfield, 2-0, at Clark Field on Thursday night. The Eagles (11-3-1, 10-1 County) have already clinched a share of the County league championship.
The Eagles went into halftime scoreless, but the Terriers jumped ahead with goals in the third and fourth quarter. Franklin Tech can clinch the outright championship with a win over Mahar Regional on Monday.
Nate Xavier had two goals for the Terriers (11-4-1, 9-2 County). Redyn Gutierrez made four saves for the Eagles. Lily Esquilin made three saves for the Terriers.
Frontier 6, Westfield 0 — The Redhawks (15-0-1, 11-0-1 Suburban) capped an undefeated campaign in league play, along with a Suburban league championship with their win over the Bombers in Westfield.
Elsa Brown had two goals for the Redhawks. Brynna Fahey, Bella Orrell, Rowan Reilly and Addie Harrington also scored in the victory. Haly Doucette-Kaplan, Michaela Sloan and Harper Modestow added assists. Brooke Charest did not have to make a save in the shutout.
Greenfield 4, Agawam 0 — The Green Wave hung around in the first half, but two third quarter goals allowed the Brownies to pull away in the home win. Hailey Sadler made 10 saves for the Green Wave.
Volleyball
Greenfield 3, Franklin Tech 2 — The Green Wave handed the Eagles their first loss in league play at Nichols Gymnasium. Greenfield came from behind to pull off the victory. Set scores were 20-25, 15-25, 25-20, 25-20 and 16-14.
Amy Mihailiceno had 12 kills and nine aces while Isabella Disiullo added six kills with four aces. Bianca Reynolds led the offense with 10 assists. Ashlyn Koscinski had four aces in a row in the fifth set. Charley Knight had 26 assists for the Eagles, with Kendra Steiner registering 10 digs.
SICS 3, Mahar 1 — Madelynn Burgess had 13 assists, six kills, six aces and seven digs but the Senators lost to the Bulldogs at Grzesik Bixby Gymnasium. Set scores were 25-19, 21-25, 25-21 and 25-19. Kamryn Hart added six kills for the Senators while Mckenzie Scribner led the team with 18 digs.
Boys soccer
Franklin Tech 7, Libertas Academy 0 —The Eagles cruised past Libertas behind goals from Cody Yetter, Nate Gheorghita, Westin Tela, Jonathan Gheorghita, Santiago Buri Rosales, Kaiden Price and Josiah Muniz.
Girls soccer
Frontier 4, Monson 0 — The Redhawks took down the Mustangs at Herlihy Park. Skyler Steele and Calli Gifford both scored twice for the Redhawks. Charley Harrington, Steele and Danica Kopzca had assists for Frontier. Jazzy Hayes made 10 saves in the victory.
Wednesday results
Boys soccer
Franklin Tech 5, Smith Academy 0 — The Eagles blanked the Falcons in Hatfield. Cody Yetter had two goals and an assist for Franklin Tech. Kaiden Price, Jacob Thomas and Nate Gheorghita (assist) also scored. Jonathan Gheorghita added another assist for Franklin Tech.
Girls soccer
Franklin Tech 5, Mt. Everett 3 —Faythe Sobieski scored four goals in the road win for the Eagles. Kaelyn Mclean also scored for Franklin Tech. Summer Williams had two assists, with Kim Ramirez and Lilliana Miller adding additional helpers for the offense. Sheyenne Ballentine made 10 saves for Franklin Tech.
Field hockey
Franklin Tech 4, Hampshire 0 — Amelia Rider netted two goals for the Eagles in the win over the Raiders in Westhampton. Abigail Dobias and Leah Meattey (assist) also scored. Teagan Donahue added another assist for Franklin Tech. Redyn Gutierrez made three saves in the shutout.
Volleyball
Longmeadow 3, Frontier 0 — The Redhawks couldn’t figure out the Lancers in a loss on the road. Set scores were 25-18, 25-8 and 25-18. Aimee Talbott had six kills, while Avah Spearance contributed 11 digs.
Late Tuesday results
Volleyball
Pioneer 3. Turners Falls 0 — The Panthers swept the Thunder on Senior Night in Northfield. Set scores were 28-26, 25-18 and 25-13. Kiara Gruszkowski had 13 digs for Pioneer. The performance put the senior over 400 digs for her career at Pioneer. Sophia Wood had five aces and four kills for the Panthers.
Girls soccer
Frontier 3, Hopkins Academy 0 — Calli Gifford, Skyler Steele and Sadie Nichols all scored for the Redhawks in the win over the Golden Hawks in South Deerfield. Steele, Mara Allium and Maggie Nichols all had assists in the victory. Jazzy Hayes and Kayla Tudryn combined for four saves in the shutout.
