The Hampshire Regional softball team knew it had its hands full with Westfield ace Shea Hurley on Friday afternoon, but the Raiders were more than ready for the challenge. Hurley hadn’t given up more than three runs all season coming in.

Hampshire put up six runs and thanks to a dominant performance from Ryanne Dubay, the Raiders walked out of Westfield with a 6-2 win to improve to 4-0 this season. Dubay not only ripped a pair of hits to drive in three RBIs, she also struck out 15 Bombers batters in a gem of an outing in the circle.

Kalin Dubay collected two hits, CC Thayer got the best of Hurley for a 2-run double and Lucy Trombley drove in a run. On top of the offensive output, the Raiders’ defense was lights out. Ryanne Dubay only gave up four hits and two walks in her complete-game effort.

Hampshire (4-0) scored five of its half-dozen runs in the third inning and will next play Greenfield on Monday afternoon – facing another good arm in senior MacKenzie Paulin.

Smith Voc 23, Amherst 0 (5) — Maggie Lauder led a potent Vikings offense with four hits, while Willow Hicks, Caitlin Willard and Makayla Tatro each tallied two. Smith Vocational walked 17 times in its win on Friday afternoon.

Arianna Roberts hit safely for Amherst.

Hopkins 20, Athol 0 (5) — Eleven first-inning runs were plenty enough for the Golden Hawks to get past the Bears in Hadley on Friday afternoon, especially with Cassandra Dion dealing the way she was.

The Hopkins sophomore recorded a no-hitter in her five-inning shutout, fanning eight Bears hitters. She allowed just one base-runner, via a walk. Maggie Potter (five), Alayna Bailey (four, two HRs), Dion (three) and Lily Ellia (two) all drove in multiple runs at the plate in the Hawks’ victory, which moved them to 3-2.

Frontier 12, Mount Greylock 5 — The Mounties rattled off four runs in the top of the first, but the Redhawks buckled down and comfortably pulled away on Friday afternoon in South Deerfield.

Lu Fifield blasted a home run while Addie Ehle led all hitters with three hits and three runs. Skyler Steele helped initiate a clutch double play in the second inning to get Frontier out of a jam and capture momentum.

Lenox 24, Gateway 0 (5) — The undefeated Millionaires handed the Gators their third loss of the season on Friday afternoon.

Gateway is now 1-3 this spring.

Palmer 8, Holyoke 5 — Trailing 8-1 entering the sixth inning, the Purple Knights scored two in the sixth and two in the seventh to make things interesting, but it wasn’t enough on Friday afternoon.

Six different Holyoke players recorded hits, led by Jade Maldonado’s base knock and run scored.

Baseball

Agawam 8, Hopkins 6 — Despite scoring six runs, the Golden Hawks only managed two hits in a Friday afternoon loss to Agawam. Carter Styspeck and Alex West recorded those base knocks.

Hopkins drew 12 walks, and five different players recorded RBIs.

Hampshire 13, Holyoke 3 (5) — The Raiders scored in every frame, including five in the fifth to run away with Friday’s contest thanks to 13 hits – three coming from both Joe Moro and Zach Phakos.

Riley Florek and Thomas Moore also hit safely twice for Hampshire. Phil Morin and Moore each drove in three runs.

Jaden Diaz and Matthew Dumoulin recorded a pair of hits apiece for the Purple Knights.

Ware 10, South Hadley 0 — The Tigers were held without a run just a day removed from scoring only one as they fell 10-0 to Ware on Friday afternoon.

Logan Carpenter collected a pair of hits for South Hadley (2-2), who hosts Greenfield on Monday afternoon looking to break its two-game skid.

Boys volleyball

Granby 3, Athol 1 — Make it four straight wins to start the season for the Rams, as they earned a gentlemen’s sweep over the Bears on the road in Athol Friday evening.

Set scores were 25-21, 25-17, 23-25, 25-17.

Girls tennis

Amherst 4, Westfield 1 — The beat goes on for the Hurricanes, which improved to 4-1 this season with a decisive win on Friday afternoon.

Katie Gromacki (first singles), Emma Learned-Miller (second singles) and Mahima Ganesan (third singles) combined to lose only one total game in a dominant showing in singles play, while Cynthia Tian and Marin Carlyon worked to earn a 6-3, 6-3 win at second doubles for Amherst.

Lenox 4, Frontier 1 — Esther Ehle came from behind to win a three-set thriller in South Deerfield. Ehle lost the first set 4-6, but came back to win the next two 6-4, 10-5 (tiebreak).

She was the lone Frontier winner on Friday.

Northampton 4, Holyoke 1 — Bess King-Pollet (first singles, 6-0, 6-2) and Emmi Warren (second singles, 6-2, 6-4) picked up singles victories for the Blue Devils while Sofia Cosme and Ana-Lucia Ohm (6-2, 6-3) earned a win at No. 1 doubles.

Grace O’Shea was the lone Purple Knights winner, taking an exhilerating three-set triumph (2-6, 6-4, 11-9 tiebreak) over Casey Barber of Northampton.

Boys tennis

PVCICS 5, Greenfield 0 — Lee Ferguson did what Lee Ferguson does, breezing to a first singles win (6-2, 6-1). Derek Ye (6-0, 6-0) had no problem at second singles while Teddy Scott (6-0, 6-1) dominated at No. 3 singles.

Simon Speek and Ethan Wang (first doubles) won 6-1, 6-1 and Gabe Loinaz and Jack Herman (second doubles) triumphed 6-0, 6-0 to round out PVCICS’ winners.

Minnechaug 4, Amherst 1 — The ‘Canes dropped a competitive match with the Falcons on Friday afternoon, picking up one win on the road in Wilbraham.

Amherst is now 2-2 and will travel across the bridge to Northampton on Tuesday.

Girls lacrosse

Hampshire 15, McCann Tech 2 — Mary Thibault scored four times while Emmie Collins and Rylie Simmons added three as the Raiders stormed past McCann Tech on Friday afternoon.

Hailey Paszko, Reese O’Connell, Andrea Paszko, Kaelyn Bartlett and Leilani Baez-Montanez also scored for Hampshire.

Boys lacrosse

Agawam 10, Amherst 2 — Sawyer Ferro and Tri Nguyen were the Hurricane goal scorers in Friday’s loss to Agawam.

Taylor Alfaro Leiva tallied an assist for Amherst, while Jason Kim recorded 10 saves.

West Springfield 17, South Hadley 3 — The Terriers overwhelmed the Tigers on Friday afternoon in South Hadley, putting up 17 goals for the second time this season.

Rush Camacho (goal, assist) and Mason Peters (two goals) factored in on offense for the Tigers. Brayden Blais had 20 saves in goal.

South Hadley (1-4) has a week off before hosting Granby next Friday.

Ultimate frisbee

Amherst Regional 11, Amherst College 5 — The Hurricanes girls varsity team hosted the Amherst College women’s team on Friday afternoon at Amherst Regional High School.

The teams traded goals for a few points, then the Hurricanes pulled ahead to take a 5-2 lead at halftime. Amherst defenders proved too strong and the offense converted breaks in the second half as the ‘Canes cruised to an 11-5 triumph in cold, early-season conditions.

Amherst’s balanced attack saw eight different goal scorers, including Addie Mager (three goals, two assists), and Isla Cusick (four assists), Leah Kalman (two assists) and Felix Goeckel (two goals).

Late Thursday results

Girls lacrosse

Northampton 15, Mount Greylock 9 — Teagan McDonald scored seven goals to pace the Blue Devils to their third win of the spring.

Makayla Fydenkevez (four goals, two assists), Imanni Power-Greene (three goals, three assists) and Ainsley Dawson (eight saves) also played well for Northampton.