Bulletin Board: New Fortune walks it off in GMLB Majors Division championship

Using a walk off single by Collin Winslow, New Fortune defeated Maniatty Reality, 2-1, in the decisive game three of the GMLB Majors Division championship on Tuesday at Lunt Field. In the bottom of the sixth, Sean Winslow got hit by a pitch before a stolen base brought him to second base. Collin Winslow’s line shot brought his brother home for the game-winning run. Sean Winslow (four innings) and Collin Winslow (two innings) combined for 12 strikeouts.

Toby Campbell also had a brilliant performance on the mound with 13 strikeouts for Maniatty Reality. Ellis Hayman had a hit for the Realtors. Elijah Lawler (RBI) and Reed Kelley had hits for New Fortune. Chris Baker had a run scored for Maniatty Reality.

In the Ponytail championship at festive Murphy Park, Triton Automotive capped an undefeated season with a 7-6 win over Descavich Plumbing & Heating on Tuesday. Triton finished its season 17-0-1. In the circle, Lindsey Hawkins fell behind early but steadied the team as it made the comeback against Descavich. Hawkins finished with 11 strikeouts.

Descavich held a 5-0 lead going into the fourth inning. Addie Abercrombie hit a two-run triple to ignite the comeback for Triton. Clara Behan’s two-run hit gave Triton the lead. Sophia LaPan had two hits for Triton, while Hawkins added another hit.

Lexi Berry had a no-hitter going into the fourth inning for Descavich, finishing with nine strikeouts. Leah Batiste had an inside-the-park home run for Descavich. Registration for Greenfield United’s fall season is officially underway. Greenfield United is a competitive, private travel soccer club for young soccer players across the Greenfield area.

The league offers competitive player development opportunities for boys and girls. U8-U14 teams train twice a week and play weekly matches against other competitive club teams from towns across the Pioneer Valley. Our Rookies Group (ages 5-7) train once a week to build essential soccer motor skills. There will be mandatory tryouts for all U8-U14 players on Wednesday, July 8th and Tuesday, July 14th.

Players must attend at least one of the tryouts. The league seeks coaches and volunteers. There are scholarship opportunities available. Questions or concerns should contact [email protected] or 413-575-0567.

To register, click here. Coaching vacancies Franklin County Technical School has multiple openings including: JV/Varsity Assistant boys soccer coach and JV/Varsity assistant girls soccer coach. Anyone interested should email a letter of interest and resume to Joseph Gamache, Athletic Director, Franklin County Technical School, [email protected] Country Club of Greenfield Gross-Net: Flight One — Total Gross: 1. Nancy Robie (85); 2.

Barb Killeen (93): Total Net: 1. Susan O’Connor (75); 1. Maggie Valentine (75) Flight Two — Total Gross: 1. Linda Lively (100); 2.

Sue Sigda (105); Total Net: 1. Irene McDonald (75); 2. Susan Ruggeri (76); 9 Hole Flight — Total Gross: 1. Sally Bernard (51); 2.

Dianne Wood (55); Total Net: 1. Anne Lyman (38); 2. Susan Parker (38) Greenfield Elks Club matches from June 17: Leaders (week eight): First place: Bill Erman/Paul Viens (40 points); Second place: David Bernard/ Joe Salvador (37.5); Third place: Keith Schempp/John Stacy (37); Closest to the Pin: Chris Kalinowski on the second (12 feet, five inches); Dave McDonald (five feet, 10 inches). DRIVE Hoops League No Name 72, Bruso Computer Solutions 66 — Grayson Thomas scored 23 points in the win for No Name.

Rob Jones added 16 points. Malik Grove (23 points) and Mike Challine (13 points) both reached double-figures for Brusos. Futures Unlimited 82, Rattigan & Sons 64 — Matt Petro dropped 33 points as Futures Unlimited cruised past Rattigan & Sons. Ben Lewis added 13 points in the win.

Kevin Mendez scored 13 points for Rattigan, with Tae Williams adding 12 points. Liberty Tax Sharks 15, Tavern Tigers 1 —The Sharks topped the Tigers behind Kenzie Bardwell’s three hits and three RBI. Che Christi added three RBI with a couple doubles. Trevor Thomas had two triples for the Sharks.

Brian Ginnity had three hits for the Tigers.