High schools: Sullivan, Fugiel lead Easthampton past Belchertown

Matt Sullivan and Garren Fugiel each finished with three points as the Easthampton hockey team beat Belchertown, 4-3, at Lossone Rink on Saturday.

Sullivan had two goals and one assist, while Fugiel had a goal and two assists.

Owen Duda also scored, while Tyler Darling, Jake Delisle and Jayden Darling (22 saves) each had one assist for the Eagles (2-11-1).

Andrew Fijal and Francis Nigro each had a goal and an assist for the Orioles (6-8-2). James Delaney had one goal, while Ethan Rajpold made 32 saves.

Amherst Regional 3, Drury 3 — Kouji Ishida (assist) scored twice and Chris Foster (assist) had one goal for the Hurricanes (12-3-1), Saturday at Orr Rink.

Gunyoung Choi added one assist and Jon Hanscom made 18 saves.

Southwick 5, South Hadley 3 — Mike Mazza (assist) scored twice, while Matt Brunelle netted one goal for the Tigers (9-6-1), Saturday at Fitzpatrick Ice Arena.

Cam Pete and Anthony Cigal each had one helper. Cigal made 23 saves.

Boys basketball

Hampshire 75, Southwick 63 — Dominik Lewinski scored a career-high 30 points and added 12 rebounds as the Raiders (7-10) kept their postseason hopes alive with the win at home on Saturday. Justin Forest added 14 points and Ian Dunlap added 11.

Hampshire has three games left, two against Bi-County East teams. The Raiders (3-3) are tied with Palmer (3-3) and are a game back of second-place South Hadley (4-2). Baystate Academy (5-2) is in first. Hampshire has Baystate Academy and Palmer left.

Granby 70, Mohawk 44 — Nate Breault hit four 3-pointers and finished with 21 points, while Brandon Wishart added 12 and Carter White 10 as the Rams (8-7) won at home on Saturday.

South Hadley 64, Mahar 57 — Hunter Carey scored 21 points and Dylan Cottingham added 15 for the Tigers (13-4) at home on Saturday.

Nordic skiing

Amherst Regional’s Micah Bruner placed in the top 10 to pace the Hurricanes in the fifth Berkshire League race of the season, Saturday at Prospect Mountain in Woodford, Vermont.

Bruner finished in 21 minutes, 16 seconds for Amherst, which finished fifth. Mount Greylock was first followed by Lenox, Hoosac and Wahconah. Greylock’s Col McDermott won his fifth race, finishing in 19:16.

Nor Young (22:30) was 15th for Amherst. Jessie Barker-Plotkin tied Henry Geffert for 25th (25:11) for the Hurricanes. Ryan Yanko (38th, 29:00), Ian Montgomery-Gehrt (40th, 29:15), Owen Candito (42nd, 30:04), Sean O’Neil (44th, 31:29) and Kyle Yanko (45th, 31:46) finished within the top 50 for Amherst.

West Williams, of Hampshire Regional, was 49th (34:03) for Mohawk Trail Regional.

Jackie Wells won the girls race in 23:42 for first-place Greylock. Katarzyna Wisnauckas, of Hampshire, was 18th in 27:58 for Mohawk, which finished third behind Lenox. Hampshire students Eleanor Meunier (31:58) was 33rd and Sylvie Mahon-Moore (32:07) was 35th.

Anna Burns (32:02) was 34th to lead seventh-place Amherst. Jana Murphy (42nd, 34:30), Zora Dallmann (44th, 35:14), Elena Humbeck (45th, 35:22), Zada Forde (47th, 38:39) and Becky Marshall (49th, 38:48) all cracked the top 50.

Correction

The names of Northampton indoor track & field athletes Norah Reade and Maggie Reade were misspelled in the weekend Gazette.

Boys basketball

Granby 70, Mohawk 44

Mohawk (2-15)

Moffatt 1-2-5, Davenport 2-1-6, Sumner 2-3-8, Dubreuil 1-4-6, Isabella 1-0-2, Pollen 1-2-5, Bassett 6-4-16 Total: 14-16-44

Granby (8-7)

Wishart 2-6-12, Breault 6-5-21, Gaj 1-1-4, L’Abbee 4-1-9, White 5-0-10, Gaughan 1-6-8, Hart 2-2-6. Totals: 21-21-70

3-Pointers—Mohawk 4 (Moffatt, Davenport, Sumner, Pollen) Granby 7 (Wishart 2, Breault 4, Gaj)

South Hadley 64, Mahar 57

Mahar (8-8)

Barnes 7-3-19, Sanchez 2-2-6, Anderson 1-0-2, Tenney 6-4-17, Carron 5-1-11, Lyesiuk, Chabot 1-0-2, Melanson, Notre. Totals: 22-10-7

South Hadley (13-4)

Carey 8-3-21, Marion 2-4-9, Cirone 1-2-4, Robinette 4-0-9, Cottingham 5-3-15, Mathers 1-1-3, Wykowski 1-1-3, Valasquez 0-0-0, Quinn 0-0-0. Total: 21-14-64

3-Pointers—South Hadley (Carey 2, Marion, Robinette, Cottingham 2) Mahar (Carey 2, Tenney 2)

Hampshire 75, Southwick 63

Southwick (2-13)

Molta 8-1-22, Michael 3-2-9, Secovich 1-0-22, Gillings 2-1-5, Clarke 6-3-17, Lis 3-0-8. Totals: 23-7-63

Hampshire (7-10)

Dunlap 4-2-11, Kraus 1-0-3, Forest 4-5-14, Czarniecki 1-1-3, Lewinski 13-2-30, Rohan 1-0-3, Connors 0-0-0, Dale 1-1-3, Boyle 0-1-1, Rodriguez 2-3-7. Totals: 27-15-75

3-Pointers—Southwick 10 (Molta 5, Lis 2, Clarke 2, Michael) Hampshire 6 (Lewinski 2, Dunlap, Kraus, Forest, Rohan)