WEST SPRINGFIELD – Share, share, share, share, share, and share alike.
The Westfield High School boys’ ice hockey team took the team concept to heart Thursday night as six different Bombers scored in a 6-1 road win at the Olympia Ice Center in West Springfield.
Westfiled exploded for four second-period goals.
Westfield celebrates a goal from Max Bengston Thursday night against Agawam at the Olympia Ice Center in West Springfield. (Photo by Chris Putz)
Max Bengston, Evan Glenzel, Liam Whitman, Scotty Bussell, Joe Czarnecki, and Matt Pelletier each collected a goal in Westfield’s victory. Bombers’ Joshua Adams, Nathan Boucher, Sean Moorhouse, Whitman, Glenzel, and Bengston also had one assist apiece.
Billy Schwarz scored the lone goal for Agawam.
Westfield goalie Cameron Parent finished with 20 saves.
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Cybercats stave off Bombers
Sci-Tech 57, Westfield 56
Sci-Tech held off a furious rally from Westfield to escape with a narrow victory in Springfield. The Bombers outscored the Cybercats 43-26 in the second half.
Javi Santos (14 points) and Gabe Piepergerdes (13) led Westfield in the scoring column.
Four players scored in double digits for Sci-Tech, including Mark Williams, who netted a game-high 15.
Gould flies high for Eagles
Franklin Tech 62, Gateway 36
Colin Gould poured in 35 points to lead Franklin Tech. Gateway’s Shane Mastello had 18.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Gators net No. 1
Gateway 30, Smith Voke 26
Becca Herman scored a game-high 14 points as Gateway (1-6) won its first game of the season.
FIRST SKI PUSHED BACK: Due to Thursday’s unseasonably warm temperatures and rainy conditions, the first Pioneer Valley Interscholastic Athletic Conference ski race of the season was postponed at Berkshire East in Charlemont. The race was moved to an open date (Jan. 24). The teams will now open up on the slopes Jan. 17 at 5 p.m.
LATE RESULTS
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Southwick 52, Duggan Academy 22
Nick Hough and Tim McGrath led Southwick with 14 and 10 points, respectively Wednesday. The Rams improved to 6-3.
