Smith Vocational’s Aidan Pike faced 15 batters Wednesday, striking out six, walking none, all without allowing a hit, securing him a perfect game.

“He’s not the fastest pitcher in the league but his control is very good,” Smith Vocational coach Luis Bonilla said. “When they did hit it our defense played very well with no errors.”

It was his second career no-hitter. The Vikings offense backed him up in a 16-0 victory in five innings at home.

Offensively, Pike went 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBIs. The Vikings also got contributions from Cole Boisvert who went 3-for-3 with two runs and one RBI and Nathan Mollison who scored three runs with an RBI going 1-for-3.

“As a team we were in the zone, from one to nine we did very well,” Bonilla said. “It was just one of those games that a coach dreams of. For whatever reason the ball bounced well for us.”

Pike is one of the reasons the Vikings (5-2) have bounced back from their 0-2 start, outscoring opponents 59-11 during their five-game winning streak.

“He pitched a no-hitter last year and again here we go,” Bonilla said. “The kid’s amazing. He’s our team captain, he’s a great leader, I love watching him play.”

Athol 8, Hopkins Academy 2 — Noah Scanlon-Dean doubled twice and scored a run in a road loss. Chris Mushinski was 1-for-3 with an RBI for the Golden Hawks (2-2).

Thea Hanscom took the loss. She threw four innings, allowing three runs and seven hits with no walks, exiting the game when it was tied with runners on base. A sacrifice fly saddled her with the loss.

Pope Francis 10, Northampton 1 — The Blue Devils (1-4) struggled keeping the Cardinals off base, with their underclassmen pitchers walking seven batters and hitting four, leading to five runs brought home by sacrifice flies.

Noah Brink broke up the Cardinals no-hitter in the fifth before. Jake Brittain drove in Jackson Heath in the sixth.

Palmer 5, Hampshire 0 — Jacob Labrie went 1-for-3, but the Raiders struck out 13 times without a walk to Lombardi and the Panthers.

Jake Vishaway struck out six and walked three in four innings, allowing two earned runs in the Raiders (0-3) loss.

Frontier 12, Smith Academy 0 — Dylan Apanell struck out six in four innings for the Red Hawks (1-1) on top of a double and two RBIs. Matt Hildreth (two runs and one RBI) and Jacob Bryant (one run) each went 1-for-4.

Michael Bassett led the Falcons (0-3), going 2-for-3, while Colin Ferrara (1-for-2) had the other hit.

Easthampton 5, Turners Falls 4 (8) — NicSoucy (1-for-4) hit a walk-off single to bring home Will Robbins (two runs) in the bottom of the eighth for the Eagles.

Zack Kugler went 2-for-4 with one RBI, while Nathan Morse and Matthew Arroyo also recorded hits for the Eagles (2-1).

Granby 16, Sabis 9 — The Rams outmatched the Bulldogs in high scoring third and fourth innings.

Josh White went 1-for-3 with a double and two runs scored, while Sam White recorded two hits with one RBI and a run scored. James Couture added four RBIs for the Rams (2-2).

Chicopee 14, Amherst 9 — Matt Essig (run), Alex Irrizary (run, RBI), Evan Hu (run, RBI), and Luke Leonard (run, three RBIs) all had two hits, but the Hurricanes (1-2) comeback came up short in the sixth.

Belchertown 6, Mohawk 2 — Preston Lynch had two hits in a road win. Zach Bohnet threw a complete game for the Orioles (2-0), striking out seven against just three walks and three hits. He and Chris Tilton had an RBI each.

Mahar 3, South Hadley 0 – Nick Cirone went 1-for-2 with a walk while Tyler Evans and Will Ortyl both went 1-for-3, but the Tigers (0-4) couldn’t get a run on the board.

Baseball

Smith Vocational 16, Putnam 0 (5)

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Smith Vocational 340 9xx x — 16 12 0

WP—PikeLP—Jorge

Records: Smith Vocational (5-2) Putnam (1-4)

Athol 8, Hopkins Academy 2

Hopkins Academy 001 100 0 — 2 5 1

Athol 100 115 x — 8 13 1

WP—Bosquet LP—Hanscom

Records: Athol (5-0) Hopkins Academy (2-2)

Pope Francis 10, Northampton 1

Pope Francis 005 201 3 — 10 5 1

Northampton 000 001 0 — 0 4 2

WP—HayesLP—Finnessy

Records: Pope Francis (2-3) Northampton (1-4)

Palmer 5, Hampshire 0

Palmer 102 002 0 — 5 11 1

Hampshire 000 000 0 — 0 2 3

WP—LombardiLP—Vishaway

Records: Palmer (2-1) Hampshire (0-3)

Frontier 12, Smith Academy 0

Frontier 252 120 0 — 0 4 0

Smith Academy 000 000 0 — 0 3 4

WP—ApanellLP—Ferrara

Records: Frontier (1-1) Smith Academy (0-3)

Easthampton 5, Turners Falls 4 (8)

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Easthampton 110 002 01 — 5 6 3

WP—JolicoeurLP—Robison

Records:Easthampton (2-1) Turners Falls (2-2)

Granby 16, Sabis 9

Granby 108 601 0 — 0 7 3

Sabis 013 500 0 — 0 5 4

WP—KennedyLP—Pierce S—Matthews

Records:Granby (2-2) Sabis (2-2)

Chicopee 14, Amherst 9

Amherst 001 053 0 — 9 9 1

Chicopee 103 226 x — 14 14 3

WP—Barriga LP—Essig

Records:Chicopee (1-1) Amherst (1-2)

Belchertown 6, Mohawk 2

Belchertown 001 030 2 — 6 6 1

Mohawk 000 101 0 — 2 3 8

WP—Bohnet LP—Lococo

Records: Mohawk (0-2) Belchertown (2-0)

Mahar 3, South Hadley 0

South Hadley 000 000 0 — 0 4 0

Mahar 000 000 0 — 3 3 1

WP—BerryLP—Evans

Records:Mahar (3-0) South Hadley (0-4)