The Frontier Regional golf team shot a 350 and finished 12th at the state Division 2 tournament, Tuesday at Marshfield Country Club.
Kyle Maynard led the Red Hawks with an 84 (38-46). Connor Moore fired an 85 (43-42), while Mikey Corduff had an 86 (42-44).
“I’m ecstatic with the way my boys played,” Frontier coach Bill Fitzgerald said. “They were impressive with the conditions and the course. Everyone got a practice round except us.”
Fitzgerald said it was cold and windy at the South Shore course. Marshfield is a hilly course with blind shots, and a gusty wind from all directions made it challenging.
“They played great,” Fitzgerald said. “They weren’t happy with the scores, but they were playing the best of the best of Division 2 and they held their own.”
Despite the recent rain, the course held up.
“The grounds crew did an awesome job,” Fitzgerald said. “The course was in great shape.”
Lone senior Kalen Evans rounded out the score with a 95 (49-45).
Rowan Blair (49-49–98) and Bryan Baumann (54-50–104) also competed for Frontier.
“They are looking forward to next year,” Fitzgerald said. “They are going to work hard in the offseason.”
Central Catholic’s Josh Lavallee earned medalist honors with a checks off the final box by shooting a 2-over 74 (38-36).
Hopkinton won its second straight title with a 310. Danvers was second at 316.
Smith Vocational 8, Saint Mary 6 — The Vikings (9-8-1) qualified for the postseason with the road win.
Jacob Rafus had three goals, while Cole Boisvert added two. Orien Blake, Hunter Johnson (assist) and Zachary LaChance (assist) each had one goal.
Tucker Scott and Dylan Fil each had one assist, while Tom Doyle (four saves) and Louis Kollmier (seven saves) shared time in net.
Chicopee 2, Northampton 0 — The Blue Devils trailed the playoff-bound Pacers 1-0 at the half, but fell at home in their season finale.
Senior Jarrett Borer finished with 12 saves, while classmate Chris Raphael-Riley played well at forward in their final high school game.
Hamp (3-14-1) had a goal called back due to an offsides call.
Easthampton 1, Sabis 0 — Dylan Schmidt scored with an assist from Nic Soucy as the Eagles (15-2-1) closed their regular season with the win at Nonotuck Park.
Drew Caires made four saves, while Sam Colenback, Jacob Bacis, Lucas Wojtowicz and Vinnie Catalano played well on the back line.
Southwick 1, Hampshire 0 — The Raiders (10-5-1) fell at home, but could get another shot at the Rams (11-5-1) as both enter the Division 3 tournament.
Smith Vocational 2, Greenfield 1 — Marissa Meyhew and Ella Sherman (assist) each scored, while Madeline Weinstein had an assist as the Vikings (9-7-2) won on the road.
Sydney Cyr made 15 saves in the win.
Pioneer Regional 3, Smith Academy 0 — Senior Charlotte Vannah had one of the few Falcon shots on net as Smith Academy (7-10-1) fell in its final game of the season.
Maddie Bell made five saves for the Falcons, who will bring back team loaded with underclassmen.
Easthampton 1, Sabis 1 — Kasi Marowitz scored from Malia Sands in the 34th minute of the second half to give the Eagles a 1-0 lead, but the Bulldogs countered with a penalty pick in the 37th to earn the draw.
Abbie Coleman made seven saves for Easthampton (11-5-2).