Elderina Cecunjanin came through in the clutch for the Greenfield girls soccer team on Friday against Mahar.
With the game tied 1-1 in the second half, Cecunjanin tallied to put the Green Wave ahead in the 63rd minute off an assist from sister Azemina Cecunjanin. That goal stood as the game winner, as host Greenfield earned a 2-1 independent win.
Azemina Cecunjanin scored the opening goal of the game, scoring off an assist from Elderina Cecunjanin in the 25th minute. Mahar tied the game just one minute into the second half on a goal from Astha Bernard.
Makayla Valente made 17 saves in the win.
Drury 3, Pioneer 0 — Three different Blue Devils found the back of the net to come away with a Pioneer South win over the Panthers in Northfield on Friday.
Shaelyn Mullen made four saves in the Pioneer net.
Pioneer 15, Franklin Tech 9 — Eagle Alex Sulda finished as the match medalist with a 40, but it was the Panthers that came away with a Bi-County East win in Northfield on Friday.
Brayden Thayer shot a 43 to earn two points in the No. 1 spot for Pioneer. Ethan Mauthe (44), Hugh Cyhowski (46) and Cam Curtis (52) each scored four points in the win. Michael Stennes (49) and Ben Werner (54) rounded out the Panther lineup.
Gabe Mota (44), Tyler Lafountain (55), William Belval (53), Drew Bennett (62) and Jack Jette (65) all competed for Franklin Tech.
Mohawk Trail 12.5, St. Mary’s 11.5 — Phineas Tuttman shot a match-low 46 to help lead the Warriors to a victory over the Saints at East Mountain Country Club in Westfield on Friday.
Logan Moore (52), Oliver Johnson (57), Douglas Wilcox (54), Gage Patenaude (53) and Grady Patenaude (55) helped Mohawk Trail earn the win.
Minnechaug 1, Greenfield 0 — It was a defensive battle in Greenfield on Friday, with the Falcons breaking through with a goal in the third quarter to earn a Suburban League win over the Green Wave.
Ainslee Flynn made eight big saves to keep Minnechaug from breaking the game open.
Frontier 2, Agawam 1 — It looked like the Redhawks were heading to a tie with the Brownies on Friday in South Deerfield.
Ashley Taylor had other ideas.
The sophomore scored with 1:03 to play on an assist from Lila Roche to lift Frontier to a 2-1 Suburban League victory.
Macy DeMaio opened the scoring for the Redhawks off an assist from Roche to give the Redhawks a 1-0 lead at the half. Agawam tied it in the third.
Ella Flanders made five saves in the victory.
Turners 3, Mohawk Trail 0 — Taylor Greene had 16 assists and four aces, Madi Liimatainen knocked five aces, seven kills and recorded a block, Abbi Holloway had seven aces while Stephanie Peterson had t wo aces and three kills as the Thunder earned a 25-15, 25-13, 25-14 victory over the Warriors in Buckland on Friday.
Palmer King had six kills and four assists, Maddie Lamore had five assists while Riley Giard had three kills and an assist in the loss.
Frontier 3, Ludlow 0 — Eve Dougan led the way with 12 kills and three aces to propel the Redhawks to a 25-10, 25-12, 25-13 sweep in an independent contest on Friday.
Caroline Deane recorded six kills and two aces, Kate DeMaio put down three kills and two aces while Sydney Scanlon dished 17 assists in the win.
Frontier 3, Mt. Everett 0 — The Redhawk defense put together a dominant performance on Friday in Sheffield, as goalie Owen Babb didn’t see a shot in Frontier’s Moriarty League triumph.
C hanhee Son and Aidan Valderrama had the first half tallies for the Redhawks before Nico Fasulo scored off an assist from Son in the second half.
SICS 8, Greenfield 1 — Kendall Wallace recorded a hat trick, helping the Bulldogs build a 6-0 lead at the half en route to an 8-1 victory in Springfield over the Green Wave.
Caleb Thomas scored off an assist from Jackson Campbell in the 52nd minute for Greenfield. Daniel Pena-Chadee made 21 saves in the loss.