The Western Massachusetts Soccer Officials Association is seeking new referees for the upcoming fall season. WMSOA members officiate private and public school soccer matches in Hampshire and Franklin County.

The scholastic soccer season begins at the beginning of September and concludes in the middle of November. Instruction of new members is offered at convenient times during August. All WMSOA members must register annually with the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association and pass a background check conducted by the MIAA.

Anyone who is interested in becoming a scholastic referee should contact WMSOA president Dan Peters at danp17@yahoo.com or 413-387-5105.

Baseball

Senior Legion

Greenfield Post 81 13, Wilbraham 5 — Leading 8-5 going into the seventh inning, Post 81 put five runs on the board to take command and earn a victory on the road on Wednesday.

Ethan Mauthe led the way with three hits including a double to drive in two, Braeden Tsipenyuk, Logan Moore and Caleb Thomas each knocked a pair of hits and drove in two runs, Sam Connors cracked three hits and punched in a run while Ben Caron doubled in the winning effort.

Thomas came on in relief to pitch the final four innings, striking out eight while not allowing a hit or a run.

Basketball

DRIVE League

Rhys Frier scored 15 points and Alex Hutton added 14 points as Keene beat Turners Falls, 67-39, on Tuesday in a boys varsity contest in the DRIVE League at Greenfield High School.

Freilyn Abarua scored 11 points and Brody Girard added eight points for the Thunder.

After, Greenfield took down Hampshire, 53-37, behind 32 points from Grayson Thomas and 11 points from Gavin Arsenault. Emmett Shatz scord 11 points and Isiah Isa finished with nine points for the Raiders.

The third game saw Dawson Wheeler toss in 14 points and Hudson Sarth add 11 points to lead Brattleboro past Orange, 59-33. Gavin Young tallied 11 points and Ish Colseum scored eight points in the loss.

The final game of the night saw Frontier defeat Franklin Tech, 74-30, behind 16 points from Tyler Strowski and 11 points from Alex Ellis. Lobsang Rabten scored 14 points and Jaxon Silva added nine points for the Eagles.

Softball

Franklin County Summer League

Magic 6, Wolfpack 6 — Charlie Bishop singled to drive in two, Samantha Suhl and Corinne Charlebois hit safely while Emily Kajka, Bishop and Suhl combined to allow just one hit in the Magic’s tie with the Wolfpack Wednesday.

Celia Fox singled and struck out six in the circle while Lucy Graham also struck out six for the Wolfpack.

Bombers 15, Havoc 6 — Addison Talbot homered to drive in two, Sarah LaFlesh tallied three hits including a triple and drove in three while Mia Shaw and Brooke Skowron each had two hits including a double in the Bombers’ triumph on Wednesday.

Chloe Cusson cracked two hits including a triple, Kiara Gruszkowski homered and drove in two while Lexi Hawkins struck out 11 for the Havoc.

Fury 17, Menace 14 — Shelby Beck tallied three hits including a double while Madelyn Barrett, Kaiya Adams (double), Maggie Tsipenyuk (double) and Alaina Toothaker each recorded a hit and two RBIs in the Fury’s victory on Wednesday.

Chloe Bigelow finished with two hits including a double and drove in two, Max Luippold recorded a hit and two RBIs while Alison George and Kendra Steiner both had a hit and an RBI in the loss.

Golf

Crumpin-Fox Women’s League

Jill Waldron was the winner in the Crumpin-Fox Women’s League this week, carding a score of 39.

Brooke Fernandez took second (47) while Whitney Robbins and Ellen Bitzer tied for third (48). Chris Wyske shot the low net (32) while Michelle Lawler and Julie Kimball tied for second (33). Wyske won closest to the pin on No. 3 (52 feet) and Becky Shaw won on No. 9 (9-1).

Knights of Columbus

Mike Cadran finished with the top score of plus-8 point quota while Ray Zukowski took second (+7) in the Knights of Columbus League at Thomas Memorial Wednesday.

Kyle Matteson won closest to the pin on No. 7 (five feet, 11 inches) and Joe Neibala won it on No. 9 (5-7). Wayne Lacey won skins while Bob Bourbeau, Neibala and Kyle Norwood tied for the low gross (38).

Adult softball

Greenfield coed

Liberty Tax Sharks 14, Smitty’s Pub 6 — Trevor Thomas doubled twice, homered and drove in five while Che Christi (double), Marcy Conway (two RBI), Bobbi Morey and Kyle Conway (double) each had two hits in the Sharks’ win Wednesday.

Davey Ewell had three hits while McKenzie Coburn singled, doubled and drove in two for Smitty’s.