The Granby boys soccer team advanced to the semifinal round of the Western Mass. Class D tournament after its 1-0 win over Mount Everett on Monday.
Austin Carmody collected the deciding goal for the third-seeded Rams, scoring during the first half against the sixth-seeded Eagles, with an assist from Gabe Helbok.
Granby goalie Oliver Helbok picked up the shutout with three saves.
The Rams will face the winner of No. 2 Hopkins and No. 7 PVCA next.
Gateway 3, Pioneer 1 — The Gators overcame a 1-0 halftime deficit to advance in the Class D bracket.
Landon McCaul scored twice while Jacob Fernengel added the other second-half strike as top-seeded Gateway avoided the upset against the eighth-seeded Panthers.
The Gators will play the winner of No. 4 PVCICS and No. 5 Monson
Girls soccer
Hopkins 8, Gateway 0 — Five points each from Ephie Vissas and Olivia Earle pushed the second-seeded Golden Hawks past the seventh-seeded Gators in the Class D quarterfinal round.
Vissas netted a hat trick, plus dished out two assists, while Earle scored twice, but finished with three assists. Morgan Augustin (two goals) and Avelynn Augustin also found the back of the net for Hopkins.
Hopkins’ Hannah Guggino-Laramie made two saves for the clean sheet.
The Hawks will play No. 3 Palmer in the semifinal round.
Easthampton 5, Mahar 0 — Noey Ryan’s hat trick lifted the second-seeded Eagles past the Senators in their Class C quarterfinal victory.
Easthampton, which lead 4-0 at halftime, also received strikes from Arie Kuchyt and Nola Roos, while Aurelia Smith secured two assists.
Natalie Litinski snagged the shutout with five saves for the Eagles.
Easthampton will face No. 3 Drury next in the semifinal round.
Smith Voc 5, Lenox 1 — The Vikings picked up a road win in the Class C quarterfinal round as five different players scored in the victory.
Evelyn Wanczyk, Kate Wolcott, Isabella Letourneau, Erin Miller and Haylee Hussey tallied Smith Voc’s strikes. Wanczyk and Miller added assists, while goalie Julianis Suarez grabbed eight saves.
The Vikings will take on No. 1 Monson in the semifinal round next.
Pope Francis 4, Amherst 0 — Goalie Aliya Morales-Fernandez surpassed 100 saves on the season, but the Hurricanes fell in the quarterfinal round of the Class A tournament.
Amherst, the eighth seed, gave up 30 shots to the No. 1 Cardinals as Morales-Fernandez finished with 26 saves.
Girls volleyball
Belchertown 3, Taconic 0 — The Orioles extended their winning streak to eight in the Class B quarterfinal shutout.
Belchertown took each set comfortably with scores of 25-14, 25-15, 25-18.
Olivia Skora (28 assists) and Kaiya Cavanaugh (27 digs) shined for the victors.
The third-seeded Orioles will play the winner of No. 2 Ludlow and No. 7 Wahconah in the semifinal round.
MIAA Division 2 golf championship
Easthampton’s Tanner Kmetz shot a three-over 74 to earn a top five finish at the MIAA Division 2 championship at Franklin Country Club on Monday.
Kmetz shared the fifth-place spot with MASCO’s Brendan O’Connor and Newburyport’s Sam Luekens.
Hampshire’s Brayden Fennessy shot a five-over 76 to take solo 11th place. Belchertown’s Andrew Wright shot a nine-over 80.
Regular season/consolation
Field hockey
South Hadley 3, Smith Academy 0 — The Tigers were too much for the Falcons, peppering Smith Academy goalie Chloe Avery with more than 30 shots.
Despite the loss, Avery reached 200 career saves.
Belchertown 2, Greenfield 2 — The Orioles closed out their regular-season slate with a draw versus the Green Wave.
Kian Roy and Shannon Fuller scored for Belchertown, while Lila Roy registered eight saves in goal.
Mohawk 1, Hampshire 0 — The Raiders dropped Monday’s low-scoring affair to the Warriors.
Goalies Sarah Zajac and Grace Layman each managed two saves for Hampshire.
Girls volleyball
Easthampton 3, Baystate Academy 2 — The Eagles nearly let a 2-0 set advantage slip in their road victory on Monday.
Kathryn Koval and Camilla Corsello each thrashed 15 kills for Easthampton, while Brooke Skowron (35 assists) and Summer Routhier (17 digs) were involved for the Eagles.
Set scores read 25-16, 25-21, 20-25, 19-25, 15-10 in Easthampton’s favor.
Sunday Results
Field hockey
South Hadley 2, Amherst 0 — Nora Vaughn netted both goals for the Tigers in their shutout over the Hurricanes.
Goalie Quinn Carlson did not need to make any saves in the win for South Hadley
