Hampshire boys soccer had a day on offense on Monday it won’t soon forget. The Raiders pocketed 12 goals against Smith Academy in their 12-0 win on Monday.
Owen Hutchinson opened the game with a goal on a pass from Jack Cameron.
Zack Hamel led the team with two goals and an assist. He found Riley Florek to put the Raiders up 2-0. Florek added two assists in the game.
Leo Florek scored an unassisted goal to open the second half to put Hampshire up 6-0.
Seventh-grader Dominic Watkins got called up from JV for the game. He assisted on two goals before scoring his first varsity goal to make the score 11-0. He was assisted by Maxwell Johnson who scored his own goal earlier in the game.
Isaiah Isa made three saves in net for Hampshire.
The Raiders have won four of their last five games as they make a push for the playoffs with one game left in the regular season. They sit at 8-3-3.
Smith Academy fell to 0-14 on the season.
Field hockey
Franklin Tech 3, Amherst 1 — The Hurricanes dropped their fourth consecutive game. Sam Leblond scored the lone goal from an assist by Chiara Biagi. Kayla Kim made 10 saves.
Boys soccer
Gateway 3, PVCICS 1 — The Dragons avoided the shutout thanks to a second half score from freshman Julian Park. It was his first goal of the season. He was assisted by Aiden Kailola.
Wyatt Humphrey stopped three shots in net for PVCICS.
Girls soccer
Granby 1, Southwick 0 — The Rams won a game 1-0 for the third time this season, improving to 11-0-3.
Bri-Anne Kraus’ second half goal proved to be the difference in the game. She finished off a pass from McKenna Cudworth.
Goalkeeper Meredith Bartosz kept busy with 10 saves for Granby.
Hopkins Academy 3, Athol 0 — The Golden Hawks stay perfect on the season after a clean win over Athol. Ephie Vissas scored twice in the win.
Olivia Earle assisted on Vissas’ first goal of the game. She put the team up 2-0 off an assist from Zoey Wojtowicz. Cassie Dion got the assist on Vissas’ second goal.
Volleyball
Belchertown 3, Amherst 1 — The Orioles won their fifth straight match with a win over the Hurricanes. It was big night for senior Kaiya Cavanaugh who reached two milestones on the night. Her two aces were enough to hit 100 for her career. On defense, she hit her 750th career dig. He tallied a total of 42 on the night.
Belchertown’s Cassidy MacLean led the team with 13 kills and added a block. Junior Olivia Skora completed 33 assists.
After dropping the third set 25-18 to Amherst, Belchertown came back to take the match 25-23 in the fourth set.
Scores from the weekend
Cross country
Longmeadow 19, Amherst 38 (boys) — Otis Fairey was the top runner for the Hurricanes on Saturday. His time of 16:41 got him fourth place, behind a trio of Longmeadow runners.
Calvin Miller came in fifth at 16:47. Nicholas Workman (17:29) and Alhassan Abdel-Madsoud (17:29) finished ninth and tenth respectively.
Field hockey
Belchertown 4, Smith Academy 2 — The Orioles snapped a two-game losing streak with a win over the Falcons. Kina Roy had a hand in all four goals for Belchertown, scoring twice and recording two assists.
Jocelyn McMahon also scored twice. Addi DiBona assisted on one of Roy’s goals. Lila Roy made three saves.
Sophia Jagodzinski found the back of the net twice for Smith Academy. One of her goals was assisted by Shae Moulton. Chloe Avery stop 10 shots on net.
Southwick 2, Northampton 0 — The Blue Devils struggled to generate a goal on Sunday. Abby Xu and Solange Loomis split time in goal, combining for three saves.
Boys soccer
South Hadley 4, Easthampton 1 — Chris Sotiropoulos’ two goals led the Tigers to their seventh win of the season and secure a winning record on Friday.
Kaysen Gauthier scored and recorded an assist on the night. Martin Dixon also scored.
Peter Barone, Matt Butler, and Jaxson Pueschel all tallied assists for South Hadley. Xzavies Rosario made four saves in the win.
Easthampton 0, Wahconah 0 — The Eagles followed their loss with a tie between two strong defenses on Saturday. Lewin Coady made seven saves.
Granby 5, Mahar 0 — Five different players scored for the Rams in the shutout. Brandon Carillon had a multi-point day with a goal and assist.
Ralph El Aouji, Sam Moure, and Gabe Helbok each celebrated a goal for Granby.
Goal keeper Gage Carter made two saves and recorded his first goal of the season.
Hopkins 4, Ware 1 — The Golden Hawks picked up a much-needed win over Ware on Saturday. Hopkins improved to 5-6-3.
Nate Rickles and Wyatt Soriano each scored and recorded an assist for Hopkins. Jason Campbell and Henry Dizek both scored as well.
Jacob Laramie made four saves for the Golden Hawks.
Pioneer Valley Regional 2, Smith Academy 1 — Jason Fahmy scored the lone goal for the Falcons on a pass from Weston Phaneuf.
Callan Payne recorded seven saves in the loss.
Girls soccer
Smith Voc. 2, SICS 0 — The Vikings clinched the Pioneer South League title with a shutout win over the Bulldogs. Smith Voc. improved to 10-2 on the season.
Erin Miller assisted on Isabella Letourneau’s goal while scoring her own on a free kick, both scores happening in the first half.
Letourneau stepped into goal for the second half and made two saves.
Granby 3, Monson 1 — The Rams improved to 10-0-3 after a trio of players scored a goal on Saturday.
Macela Tapia scored her team-leading 10th goal of the season. Kalli White and McKenna Cudworth each added a goal as well. Eleanor Sxzlosek earned an assist.
Meredith Bartosz continues her great season with a four-save night.
Southwick 1, Easthampton 0 — The Eagles lost their fifth straight game in the shutout.
West Springfield 1, Northampton 0 — The Blue Devils dropped their first game of the season on Saturday, snapping an eight-game win streak.
Anna Oravec recorded two saves for Northampton.
