Greenfield resident Kat Mason came through in the clutch for the Amherst College field hockey team on Saturday in the NESCAC quarterfinals. 

Taking on second-seeded Tufts, the No. 7 Mammoths found themselves in a 2-2 tie in the final minute of overtime. Mason, a junior who attended Frontier for two years completing high school at The Ethel Walker School in Simsbury, Conn., stole the ball at midfield, dribbled over 50 yards before blasting a shot into the cage to lift Amherst into the semis with a 3-2 win. It was Mason’s second goal of the game. 

The Mammoths move on to face No. 1 Middlebury on Saturday. 

Youth football

Kaydin Snow-Rose ran for 54 yards and two scores while Brock Puchalski had 74 yards and a touchdown to lift the Franklin County PeeWee Bulldogs to a 27-6 win over Quabbin on Sunday in a quarterfinal matchup. 

Sean Winslow ran in three two-point tries and had four tackles, Collin Winslow and Kaydin Snow-Rose each had four tackles, Puchalski nad Broooks Williams both had three tackles and Toby Campbell made two tackles in the win. 

The Frontier PeeWees beat Ludlow, 12-0, to advance to the semis behind a fumble return touchdown from Harry Doody and Troy Kostiuk returned fumbles for a touchdown, Prestyn Petrizzi-Richmond forced a fumble and Jordon Wenztel had multiple tackles for loss in the win. 

Deerfield Academy scores

The Deerfield Academy football team earned a 45-19 win over Phillips Andover on Saturday while the DA boys water polo team beat Andover, 12-9. 

Also on Saturday the Big Green girls soccer team tied Andover, 2-2, while the DA boys soccer team fell to Andover, 4-2. In volleyball DA beat Andover, 3-0 while in field hockey, the Big Green fell to Andover, 3-1. 

Golf

CCG

Michael Duclos Jr., Teresa Varner, Barry Dow, Steven Patenaude and Margo Worden tied with Michael Duclos, George Mount, Paul Viens, Elaine Mount and Butch Hawkins for first place with scores of 36 in the Greenskeeper’s Revenge tournament at Country Club of Greenfield on Saturday.