Stephanie Scoville’s play on the softball diamond at Westfield State has earned her recognition. 

Scoville — a Pioneer graduate — was named to the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference’s All-Conference second team on Wednesday. The junior led the Owl rotation this year, finishing with a 13-6 record in the circle, added two saves and had an ERA of 3.04. She had 92 strikeouts to just 24 walks. In MASCAC play she was second in wins, fourth in strikeouts and fifth in ERA. 

Scoville’s pitching was a big reason why Westfield state reached the semifinals of the MASCAC tournament, as she pitched 20 innings during the postseason and allowed just four runs. 

Youth baseball

GMLB

Oliver Avery and Philip Hannon both knocked a pair of hits in Parody Builders’ 14-10 victory over Gruber and Tripp in a Rookie Division contest on Wednesday. 

Abraham Walker and Zack Benson each had four hits for Gruber and Tripp. 

■ Also on Wednesday Colton Murdock and Cooper Deane each had four hits to lead Martin’s Farm to an 11-8 triumph over Terrazza. 

Ethan Martin had four hits for Terrazza.

■ Elsewhere, Aaron Turner (single, double), Parker Gerry (3B), Andrew Gardner (hit) and Jay Philstetier (hit) powered Denny’s Pantry to a 12-4 win over Smitty’s Pub. Gardner was the winning pitcher.

Smitty's Preston Charboneau (two hits), Liam Gould (two hits) and Philip Brodeur (hit) all contributed.

■ On Tuesday JJ Grader knocked four hits and EJ Provost tripled and tallied two singles in Liberty Tax’s 20-7 win over Gagne Wealth in a AA contest. 

Mason Lovett had three hits while Blake White added two hits for Gagne. 

Newt Guilbault

Malachi Bouchard struck out 16 batters and smacked a home run at the plate to help the Elks to a 13-11 win over Turners Falls Athletic Club in a Newt Guilbault contest on Wednesday.

Sammy Choleva had two big singles for the Elks, and Grady Deery notched an inside-the-park home run.

Evan Wright and Tyreek Rivera had two hits apiece, and Logan Demers also had a hit for TFAC.

Youth softball

GGSL

Ava Martin and Penelope Gioules each knocked four hits while Savannah Daignault had three hits in Precision Driving’s 7-0 win over the Greenfield Elks on Wednesday in a Nippers contest. 

Emma Tuttle and Parker Gebo-Lutteneger each tallied a hit for the Elks. 

■In a Juniors Division tilt, Elise LaPrade, Shaye Tyler and Dani Zraunig (two RBIs) all had three hits to help Franklin First Credit Union to a 3-0 win over Freedom Credit Union on Wednesday.

Freedom’s Kamryn Beck was 2-for-2 at the plate and Hailey DeLeo also had a hit.

Tri-County League

Maggie Sheridan had a double and two singles, helping the Northfield Cougars to a 22-14 win over the Hinsdale Fillies on Wednesday night.

Nevaeh Shippa, Evy Lewis and Ryleigh Goodwin each had a hit with an RBI for the Cougars, and Lewis pitched a scoreless inning, striking out a pair.

Bailey Santor struck out two in two innings for Hinsdale, and Honor Bornkessel added a hit.

Middle school

Clare McNamara struck out six, Ava Adams had a home run and a double while Ella Reed homered in tripled in Athol’s 27-5 win over Greenfield in middle school softball game on Tuesday. 

Ella Reed added two strikeouts for Athol. 

Golf

Thomas Memorial

Robin Hartnett, Sally Malloy, Jenn Murphy and Jane Smith tied for first with gross scores of 46 in a Three Clubs and a Putter contest in the Thomas Women’s League on Wednesday. 

Joanne Dolan, Kate Dwyer and Kimberly Morin tied to shoot the low net of 31. Ann Cairl won closest to the pin on No. 7 (seven feet, four inches). 

■ Mike Lorden finished with the top point quota of plus-6, followed by Bob Boivin, Jim Herzig and Chris Sacco tying for second (plus-5) in the Knights of Columbus League at Thomas Memorial this past week. 

Chris Ray won closest to the pin on No. 7 (6-6) while Brian Peters won it on No. 9 (7-0). Bob Bourbeau, Joye Niedbala and Stephan Smith won skins. 

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