The Greenfield Adult Recreation Singles Tennis League is looking for players. The league is scheduled to start on May 19, with a friendly mixer on May 18 at 4 p.m. at the Beacon Field Tennis Courts on Sanderson Street in Greenfield. 

The league operates by sending out a list of opponents and contact information, with each player playing one match a week after you and your opponent set up a mutually agreeable time to play. Matches are best of three sets. 

Depending on the number of players who register, there will be several divisions, based on ability. There will be a “switch” half-way through the season, where the divisions will adjust based on player performance. For information on the Greenfield Tennis Association and its events, see the website (https://greenfieldtennis.blogspot.com/). The league is $30 for Greenfield residents and $40 for non-residents.

If you are interested in signing up to play in the league, contact league commissioner Andrew Varnon at andrew.varnon@gmail.com. You can also get information on how to register at the Greenfield Recreation website (https://www.greenfieldrecreation.com/).

Golf

Hole-in-One

Mark Kennedy carded his second career hole-in-one on Monday, accomplishing the feat at the Country Club of Greenfield. 

The shot came on the second hole from 145 yards out using a 7 iron. Brian Luippold witnessed the ace. 

Greenfield Kiwanis Club outing

Tim Farrell, Rob Haigh, Brodie Conant and Scott Livingstone shot the low gross of 59 in the Men’s Flight during the Greenfield Kiwanis Club Outing at Country Club of Greenfield Monday. 

Shaun Minor, Jason Corey, Jason Massey and Tyler Minor carded the low net (49). 

Meg Sullivan, Brian Tierney, Rob Calhoun and Michelle Laurie shot the low gross in the Mixed Flight (65) while Justin Fox, Russ Kimball, Kevin Chan and Julie Kimball had the low net (52). 

Alex Towne won closest to the pin (1 foot, 7 inches) on No. 2 while Ray Peterson won longest drive on the men’s side. On the women’s side Sue O’Connor won closest to the pin (10-10) while Samantha Smith won longest drive. 

Youth softball

GGSL

Freedom Credit Union 7, Pristine Orientals 0 — Adeline Ebbighausen, Evelyn Bailey, Evelyn Abercrombie and Ayla Doherty each had three hits in Freedom’s victory on Monday. 

 Carly Chadwick and Adriana Peters both had two hits for Pristine. 

Triton Automotive 11, Greenfield Garden Cinema 4 — Layla Bailey, Sophia LaPan and Autumn Pickup each had a hit while Lindsey Hawkins struck out 15 in Triton’s victory Monday. 

Savannah Thomas, Lexi Preissley and Penelope Gioules each had a hit for Greenfield Garden. 

Youth baseball

GMLB

Fitzgerald Real Estate 13, Ruggeri Real Estate 7 — Will Adams tallied a pair of hits and RBIs, Sam Adams was strong in the field while Liam Grant pitched in Fitzgerald’s AA victory Monday. 

Roman French doubled and drove in three while Sam Call added a pair of hits for Ruggeri. 

Baker Financial 8, Ginger Cat Sealcoating 7 — Malachi Hickey pitched and added two hits, Liam Estrada tripled while Kai Estrada added two hits in Baker’s AA victory Monday. 

Wesley Lehman and Zach Benson tripled while Natalie Belville added two hits in the loss.