Liam Kerivan and Spencer Towne combined to toss a 17-strikeout shutout in Pipione’s Sport Shop’s 6-0 Newt Guilbault victory over Turners Falls Athletic Club on Friday. 

Ava Barber cracked two hits in the win for Pipione’s. Hunter Kelly and Tyler Giard pitched well in the loss for TFAC. 

Baseball

GMLB

Bobby C’s 13, Aubuchon Hardware 9 — Chris Baker knocked two hits, Theo Schulte struck out four while Mason Deome celebrated his birthday with a hit and four steals in Bobby C’s AAA win on Friday. 

Willie Webb-Halpern singled, EJ Provost doubled and pitched while Elias Tripp tripled and struck out two for Aubuchon. 

Freedom Credit Union 5, Parody Builders 0 — Brody Niepp played well in the field while Will Adams hit safely in Freedom’s AA win on Thursday. 

Dimitri Gioules pitched a shutout inning while Boston Westerman played well in the field for Parody. 

Smitty's Pub 14, Gilmore and Farrell 7 — JJ Bones tallied four hits, one a triple, Preston Charboneau and Topher Miller both tallied two hits while Asa Bouchard doubled in Smitty’s Majors win on Thursday. 

Theo Durso cracked three hits, Bryce Zraunig had two hits while Casey Burke recorded a hit and two RBIs for Gilmore and Farrell. 

Softball

GGSL

Triton Automotive 14, Descavich Plumbing 7 — Lindsey Hawkins recorded two hits and four RBIs, Raine Wonsey hit a home run while Lenyx White (three hits, two RBIs), Tianna Moise-Valdez (two hits, two RBIs) and Lexi Hawkins (three hits, three RBIs) led Triton to a win on Thursday. 

Sammi Suhl and Leah Batiste each had two hits and an RBI while Clara Stevens, Gabby Warriner-Cardin and Alexis Berry each tallied a hit and an RBI for Descavich. 

Bowling

Shelburne Falls results

Heather Mahoney rolled the high single (99) and triple (238) in the Tuesday Mini League at the Shelburne Falls Bowling Alley this past week. 

Karen Herzog had the women’s high single (105) and triple (273) while Nick Brown rolled the men’s high single (126) and triple (323) in the Thursday Mini League. 

 Golf

Greenfield Elks League

Bob Ferris won c losest to the pin on No. 2 (nine feet, eight inches) while Bob Walker won it on No. 5 (8-7) in the Greenfield Elks League at the Country Club of Greenfield on Wednesday.