The Pioneer boys soccer team’s unbeaten streak continued on Tuesday in Hadley. 

Taking on Hopkins, it looked like the Panthers and the Golden Hawks were heading to a scoreless tie, with neither club able to light up the scoreboard with under 10 minutes to go. 

That changed in the 74th minute. Kurt Redeker lofted a pass into the box where Alex McClelland skied up to head it into the net to give Pioneer the lead. Hopkins was unable to answer, as the Panthers walked away with a 1-0 Schmid League victory to improve to 5-0-2 on the season. 

Next up for the Panthers is a showdown against Mount Everett on Thursday in Northfield. 

Mount Everett 5, Greenfield 1 — Leading 1-0 at the half, the Eagles got their attack going in the final 40 minutes to the tune of four goals — two coming in the final five minutes — as the Wave fell in Sheffield Tuesday. 

Jack Laurie scored off an assist from Nathan Gheorghita in the 67th minute for Greenfield. Liam Grahame-Lawson made six saves in the loss. 

Monson 5, Mahar 1 — Tristan Gaj made five saves in goal in the first half before shifting to offense and scoring the Senators’ lone tally in the second half, as Mahar fell in Orange on Tuesday. 

Clayde Thompson made seven saves in the second half for the Sens. 

Hartsbrook 3, Four Rivers 1 — Aksel Kotright-Clark scored for the Otters in a loss Tuesday. 

Girls volleyball

Franklin Tech 3, Athol 1 — The Bears won the opening set but it was all Tech from there, as the Eagles earned a 24-26, 25-23, 25-12, 25-20 victory in Athol Tuesday. 

Jenna Petrowicz finished with three kills, 13 digs and two blocks, Taylor Underwood tallied four aces and seven digs, Shelby O’Leary had four aces, two kills, three digs and 12 assists while Lilyann Baldwin put down two kills and dished an assist for Franklin Tech. 

Giana Vaillancourt put down four kills, 12 aces and dished two assists, Olivia Mayer tallied two kills and five aces, Abby Spooner had two kills and six digs while Karleigh Chase put down three aces for Athol. 

The Franklin Tech JV team won, 3-0. 

Field hockey

Agawam 1, Greenfield 0 — Kayden Viencek made an impressive 17 saves in the Wave’s loss to the Brownies in Agawam Tuesday. 

Alyssa Dasilva scored on a corner for Agawam. Greenfield finished with five shots on goal and six corners. 

Golf

Frontier 154, Ware 199  — Ryan Cetto was the medalist with a 35 while Cam Skiffinton also impressed with a 38, leading the Redhawks to a win at Cherry Hill Tuesday. 

Porter Hall (40) and Brady Wood (41) rounded out the scorers for Frontier. 

Hampshire 163, Pioneer  181 — Ben Werner and Brayden Thayer each carded a 41 as the Panthers fell to the Raiders at Bea ver Brook Tuesday. 

Chayton Massa (49) and Cam Curtis (50) also scored for Pioneer. 

Franklin Tech 152, Mohawk Trail 175 
Mohawk Trail 175, SICS 233 — Hosting both the Eagles and the Bulldogs at Country Club of Greenfield Tuesday, the Warriors earned a split. 

 Gabe Mota was the medalist with a 34 while Jack Day (37), Grady Deery (40) and Will Belval (41) completed the scoring for Franklin Tech. Phineas Tuttman (42), Conner Bergeron (42), Logan Moore (44) and Deegan Kelleher (47) scored for Mohawk Trail. 

Girls cross country

Frontier 15, McCann Tech 50
Frontier 15, Hopkins 50 — Sylvie DiBartolomeo was the first runner to cross (21 minutes, 56 seconds), helping the Redhawks earn two wins in Adams Tuesday. 

Liv Christensen placed third (23:02) while Maia Christensen (fourth, 23:59), Phoebe Radner (fifth, 24:04), Madelyn Antes (sixth, 24:20), Sasha Malo (seventh, 24:25), Kali Beam (eighth, 24:26) and Perla Ordaz (10th, 25:33) finished in the top 10 for Frontier. 

Mohawk Trail 17, Southwick 41
Mohawk Trail 29, PVCICS 30 — Mohawk Trail had the first three runners across the finish line, allowing the Warriors to beat the Rams and the Dragons in Southwick Tuesday. 

Virginia Krezmien (21:09), Natalie Lanoue (21:16) and Anya Read (21:17) were the top three runners for Mohawk Trail. Krezmien’s time was a new course record. 

Boys cross country

Frontier 16, Hopkins 44
Frontier 15, McCann 48 — Luke Howard (20:13), Evan Hedlund (20:13), Oliver Brown (20:29) and Charlie Dennis (20:32) were the first four runners to cross as the Redhawks earned a pair of wins in Adams Tuesday. 

Hengxi Yue took sixth (21:10) while Brendan Carey came in ninth (25:05) for Frontier. 

PVCICS 28, Mohawk Trail 29
Mohawk Trail 15, Hampden Charter 50 
Mohawk Trail 26, Southwick 31 — Peter Healy was the top Warrior finisher, placing third with a time of 18:05 as Mohawk Trail earned a pair of wins in Southwick Tuesday. 

Aymeric Loucka took fourth (18:09), Carson Richardson placed sixth (18:11) while Rex Kuoppala came in eighth (18:16) for the Warriors. 

Monday results

Girls soccer

Pioneer 2, Gateway 0 — Dzelila Cecunjanin and Jaelyn Boliski found the back of the net while Kyler McClelland stopped all three shots she faced, with the Panthers earning a shutout in Huntington on Monday. 

Natalie Rios and Maddie Keefe provided the assists in the win.