The Greenfield Tennis Association will sponsor a special fundraising morning of community doubles tennis on Saturday. One-hundred percent of the proceeds will go toward the continuing maintenance of the public clay courts of Greenfield.

Men, women, juniors and seniors of all levels are welcome to play in this fun community event. You will enter as a single person; your doubles partner will be selected randomly and will change throughout the morning with each round. 

Arrive any time before 9 a.m. at Beacon Field courts for warm-up and registration. Team and court assignments will start at 9:15 and play will start by 9:30. Pre-registration is unnecessary. The tournament will be completed by early afternoon.

If you cannot commit to the full event, that is not a problem. Come join for a couple of rounds if you’d like, and leave when you need to.

Entry fees are $10 for GTA members, $15 for non-members. GTA memberships will be on sale at the time of registration. Questions? Call Larry Klein 413-824-8129. Rain postponement would be announced by 8 a.m. tournament day by e-mail.

Golf

CCG 9-hole women’s league

Annie Lasek amassed 28 points to lead the way in the Patty Berg Flight of the Country Club of Greenfield’s 9-hole Monday Night Ladies League.

Chris Eugin was second with 27 points in the quota format.

In the Nancy Lopez Flight, Lauren Coburn took first (18) and Ellen Bitzer was second (14), while Kathy Nicoll topped the JoAnne Carner Flight (15) and Deb Van Dale (10) was second.   

In the Lorena Ochoa Flight, Karen Zerneri was first (18) and Mary McNally was second (13), while Ann Corrinet won the Annika Sorenstam Flight (12) and Kim French was second (10). In the Michelle Wie Flight, Julie Beres led the way (11) and Sharon Meade was second (10).

CCG hole-in-one

Jack Varner sank a hole-in-one on Hole No. 11 at Country Club of Greenfield on Sunday. Varner has now having aced every par 3 at CCG. 

The shot came from 160 yards out using a hybrid. Patrick Varner, Joe Golonka and Jim Tudryn were witnesses. 

Youth baseball

Newt Guilbault

Pipione’s 4, Turners Falls Athletic Club 3 — Dalton Towne was the hero, drilling a walk-off single with the bases loaded and two outs to lift Pipione’s on Monday. 

Anna Bartlett stole home to tie the game for Pip’s, and Kylie Stevens stole a base. Quest Petersen had a pair of hits and RBIs and Carter Greene struck out five in Pipione’s win Monday.

GMLB

Lundgren Honda 10, Aubuchon Hardware 7 — Brooks Williams scored and played well in the field, Joseph Locke singled and doubled and Brody Suhl pitched and drove in three in Lundgren’s victory Monday. 

Cooper Deane had three hits while Charlie Tyler pitched and had two hits in the loss. 

Gruber & Tripp 9, Gingercat 8 — Asher Tripp and Jacob Williams both had a pair of hits and runs in Gruber’s victory Monday. 

Kydanie Rivera and Zach Bensen each scored twice in the loss. 

Gilmore and Farrell 11, New Fortune 8 — Ben Woodard pitched and hit a two-run homer while Josh James, Carter Flagg and Alex Gonyer hit safely in Gilmore’s win Monday. 

Emerson Maxam, Bryce Urkiel, Liam Gould and Blake Miner had the hits for New Fortune. 

Youth softball

GGSL

Freedom Credit Union 10, Greenfield Elks Club 3 — Hattie Bailey and Evie Bailey pitched and Ella Kimball had three hits in Freedom’s win Monday. 

Alyza Rivera had four hits and two RBIs, Zoey Taylor knocked three hits and drove in a run while Brynleigh Bernard had two hits in the loss.