It was a quite a week for Conway’s Gunnar Moore.

The Country Club of Greenfield product reached the semifinal round of the 106th Massachusetts Junior Amateur Golf Championship in Yarmouth, ultimately falling in a 20-hole marathon match against Boston Golf Club’s Carson Erick on Thursday at Bayberry Hills Golf Course.

Moore, who won two matches on Wednesday to punch a ticket to the semis, was 3-Up after nine holes against Erick. The match eventually went back to all square until Moore won the 15th hole to take a 1-Up lead with three holes to play. It stayed that way until 18, when Erick nearly holed out of the bunker and made birdie to win the hole and force a playoff.

Both players made bogey on the first playoff hole, and Erick’s par on the second hole was good enough to seal a 20-hole marathon victory.

Erick advanced to the championship match later in the day, where Northern Spy Country Club’s Josiah Hakala rolled to a 6 & 5 victory to claim the 106th title. Hakala won five of the first six holes to set the tone and cruise to the crown.

Thomas Women’s League

The Thomas Memorial Women's League held its 5th annual Solheim Cup competition on Wednesday. Players were split into two teams — Team USA and the International Team — and competed in either match play or a scramble. Team USA captured a 10-7 victory.

The following are the winners from both teams:

Team USA match play winners: Kimberley Morin, Jean Laczynski, Donna McKemmie, Deb Demers, and Ananda Larson.

Team USA 2 person scramble winners: Ann Cairl and Joanne McGowen, Robin Hartnett and Gail Miller, Charlene Cloutier and Sherry Demers, and Cynthia Parker and Deb Collins.

Team USA 3 person scramble winners: Mary Ellen Fydenkevez, Kaitlyn Mailloux-Little, and Jen Demers.

International Team match play winners: Anne Corrinet, Debbie Puchalski, Barb Howey, Christine Graves, Deb Cote, and Nancy Browning.

International Team 2 person scramble winners: Sally Malloy and Janet Twyon.

Terry Rae of the International Team was the closest to the pin winner at No. 7, firing to a distance of 6 feet, 9 inches.

Timmons-Messer League

Ray Kendrick was match medalist with a 37, while low gross went to the duo of Dan Grybko and Andy Sena (35) at Wednesday’s Timmons-Messer League at Northfield Golf Club.

After a match of cards, Scott Powers and Steve Lanciani were second with a 37. Low net went to Don LaCoy and Trevor Blake (24), followed by Bob Wanczyk and Joan Fitzgerald who won a match of cards to finish second (26).

Don LaCoy was closest to the pin at No. 6 (7-11) and Steve Lanou was closest at No. 7 (7-1).