A dominant effort in the championship game propelled the Valley Storm 14U Black softball team to a title at the Greylock Thunder Summer Storm Tournament over the weekend in North Adams.

The Storm posted a 5-1 record on the weekend, racking up 59 total hits including 10 doubles, three triples and the first ever out-of-the-park home run for Carson Farrell. In the title game against the host Greylock Thunder, Valley scored first and never looked back while racking up 14 runs in only four innings to earn a 14-0 mercy-rule win.

The bats couldn’t miss, defense was flawless, and Olivia Lemay earned MVP accolades by commanding the game allowing no hits and no walks.

The team went 2-1 in pool play to start the weekend, earning the No. 3 seed in the knockout bracket. After getting through Game 1 against the Mid-Hudson Rebels Red, 4-0, they faced an intense semifinal matchup against the Dutchess Debs who beat them during pool play. Tensions were high but the Storm stayed focused and battled every inning to ultimately win 8-4 after two international tie-breaker innings. Mia Shaw held it down in the circle for eight innings of work, striking out six and allowing just one earned run.

The roster includes Mia Shaw, Sarah McCloud, Carson Farrell, Jillian Lavallee, Madison Lemay, Olivia Lemay, Sienna LaFlesh, Sami LaFlesh, Lydia Buttrick, Kayden Viencek, Bella Bramucci, Abby Moffatt and Levi Gauthier. Coaches are Tara Farrell, Kevin Shaw, Pat Viencek, Kori Petrin and Cori Gauthier.

Adult softball

Greenfield coed league

Liberty Tax Sharks 14, Montague Elks 7 — Trevor Thomas doubled and tripled while driving in three runs to help the Sharks double up the Elks in action Tuesday night.

Che Christi (2H), Kyle Conway (2H) and Cody Willor (2H, 2 RBIs) were other offensive standouts for Liberty Tax.

The Montague Elks were paced by a four-hit performance from Ricky Craver, who doubled twice and smashed a home run. Logan Barnett (3H, 2B), Kiley Tomaskowicz (2H, 2 RBIs) and Cam Woodward (2H, 2B) also contributed.

PV Women’s League

Brew Crew 14, Goshen 13 — Kenz Coburn went 4-for-5 with a double, and Kim Sweet was a perfect 4-for-4 to lift Brew Crew to a tight 14-13 win in a Pioneer Valley Women’s Softball League contest on Tuesday.

Ashley Tompkins and Jackie Reynolds (2B) had three hits apiece for Goshen, which was led by a four-hit performance from Meg Cone (two doubles).

Golf

CCG Tuesday Morning Women’s League

In a blind draw of partners on Tuesday, the team of Barb Morris and Teresa Varner captured first place at the Country Club of Greenfield with a net score of 66. Terry Boyce and Lane Kelly took second with a 67.

In the 9-Hole Flight, Sue McDonald and a ghost partner shot 34 to snag first, while Dianne Wood and Irene McDonald were second (35).

CCG Monday Night Women’s League

In an even holes through the 10th format, Ann McHugh and Liz Archer both shot 25 to top play in the Patty Berg Flight.

In the Nancy Lopez Flight, Ellen Bitzer led the way with a 24, followed by Kathy Nicoll (28). Betty Graves won the JoAnne Carner Flight (27), while Sally Bernard won the Lorena Ochoa Flight (31). Kim French (25), Wanda Pyfrom (25) and Kasey Hebert (30) also scored wins in their respective flights.

Basketball

Franklin Tech Summer League

Hopkins Academy 38, Greenfield 29 — Vivian Higuera led the scoring with 18 points, Olivia Earle scored eight, Morgan Augustin scored six, Daniella Valle-Dardano scored four, and Laney Crutch scored two to power the Hawks.

For Greenfield, Taylor Bergeron scored 17, Gloria McDonald scored six, Kyra Tamin scored four, and Sofia Ruggeri scored two.

Ware 20, Mahar 18 — Reese McKeever scored 10 points, Naomi Torres scored three, and Gloria Koran scored two in the win.

Mahar’s Jaya Eady and Taylor Paluk each scored five points, and Lexi Ares, Haylee Paluk, and Stasi Sanders all had two.

Keene 51, Pioneer 20 — Harper Zalaski scored 23 points to pace Keene, while Payton Margaitis scored 10, and Sara Heon scored six.

Kyler McLelland led Pioneer with 10 points, Deveney Pillsbury and Cobi Tyminski each had four, and Maggie Tsipenyuk scored two.

Athol 31, Franklin Tech 24 — Abby Spooner’s 12 points paced Athol, while Natalie Lanoue scored nine and Sadie Wilcox and Ava Adams each scored four.

Franklin Tech’s Sophia Jagodzinski scored nine points and Brayleigh Burgh scored five.