The Hopkins boys soccer team took its fourth straight loss after falling to Lenox, 3-1, on Monday night.
Jason Campbell collected the Golden Hawks’ lone goal, while Matt Feltovic factored in with an assist.
Hopkins goalie Jacob Laramie finished the game with six saves.
The Hawks will hope to avoid their fifth loss in a row when it travels to Pioneer on Wednesday.
Mahar 4, Smith Academy 0 — The Falcons were held off the board for the ninth time this season in the shutout to the Senators.
Girls soccer
Longmeadow 1, Hampshire 0 — The Raiders’ five-game win streak was snapped in the loss to the Lancers.
Karaghan Rogalski and Emilia Berrena made 10 saves altogether for Hampshire in the defeat.
Wahconah 2, Easthampton 1 — The Eagles allowed the game-winning goal during the second half on Monday to fall for the second straight game.
Arie Kuchyt registered Easthampton’s single strike while Taegan Crusanna totaled seven saves in the loss.
Weekend Results
Boys soccer
Wilmington 4, PVCICS 0 — The Dragons dropped a non-league match against the Div. 3 Wildcats on Saturday.
The loss counted as PVCICS’ fifth time being blanked this season.
Hampshire 3, Lenox 0 — Riley Florek’s goal and assist powered the Raiders past the Millionaires.
Ethan Whittaker and Jack Cameron added strikes for Hampshire.
Raiders goalie Isaiah Isa earned the shutout with six saves.
Westfield Tech 3, Granby 0 — The Rams failed to find the back of the net against the Tigers on Friday as their two-game win streak was snapped.
Granby previously beat Ware, 7-2, and Smith Academy via forfeit.
Girls soccer
Granby 4, Drury 0 — Three second-half goals pushed the Rams to their third straight shutout on Saturday.
Margo Healy, Marcela Tapia, Kalli White and Sophia Wright all scored for Granby, while goalie Meredith Bartosz made six saves.
Hopkins 3, Palmer 1 — The Golden Hawks reached the double-digit wins mark after downing the Panthers on Friday.
Hopkins, which is now 10-0-1, received goals from Ephie Vissas, Morgan Augustin and Bridget Benoit.
Goalie Hannah Guggino-Laramie picked up the win with three saves.
Northampton 6, Brattleboro 0 — Six different goalscorers led the Blue Devils to Friday’s non-league win.
Isla Claps, Millie Gafney, Keira Cole, Hattie Lewis, Alysha Parshall-Matylas, Lilah Sage all scored. Lewis also added two assists as Northampton’s top point-getter.
Smith Voc 4, Ware 2 — Julianis Suarez secured a hat trick in the Vikings’ win against the Indians.
Erin Miller also found the back of the net for Smith Voc, which claimed its ninth win of the season.
Suarez and Evelyn Wanczyk each played a half in goal for the Vikings and totaled three saves.
Hampshire 4, Frontier 1 — Claire Pickard posted four points for the Raiders in their victory against the Redhawks on Thursday.
Pickard netted a hat trick, plus assisted on a strike from Olivia Whittaker, as Hampshire secured its fifth consecutive win.
Chicopee 10, Holyoke 2 — The Purple Knights lost a big one to the Pacers on Friday, despite goals from Leilany Figueroa and Kyra Lippman.
Girls volleyball
South Hadley 3, Granby 0 — The Tigers thrashed the Rams on Friday night, winning each set by at least eight points.
Tierney Matyszweski clobbered a team-high 14 kills for South Hadley, while Vivian Marion managed 13 digs and Maya Lamirande had 15 assists.
Set scores read 25-9, 25-17, 25-15 in favor of the Tigers.
Easthampton 3, Greenfield 2 — The Eagles put an end to their six-match losing streak in the five-set victory over the Green Wave.
Camilla Corsello and Eliza Scott-Smith combined for 24 kills while Brooke Skowron racked up 35 assists.
Set scores came out to 22-25, 20-25, 25-12, 25-19, 15-11 in Easthampton’s favor.
Amherst 3, Baystate Academy 0 — The Hurricanes eased to their seventh win in a row after their sweep on Friday.
Set scores were 25-19, 25-20, 25-13.
Field hockey
Hampshire 3, Turners Falls 0 — The Raiders returned to the win column following their shutout against the Thunder on Friday.
Sunali Driver scored twice while Bella Lafortune added an insurance marker for Hampshire, which earned its first victory since Sept. 25.
Greenfield 3, Amherst 0 — Despite 11 saves from Kayla Kim, the ‘Canes couldn’t find any offense in the loss to the Green Wave on Friday.
Golf
Minnechaug 151, Belchertown 174 — All four Falcons golfers broke 40 in their victory against the Orioles at Cold Spring Country Club on Friday.
Andrew Wright carded a 40 as Belchertown’s lowest scorer.
