HS Roundup: Greenfield boys basketball powers past Hopkins, 63-44 (PHOTOS)
Greenfield's Jon Breor drives to the rim while defended by Hopkins' Chace Earle on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
Greenfield's Caleb Murray drives to the rim while defended by Hopkins' Matthew Vassallo (4) and Eric Cruz Perez (13) on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
Greenfield's Gavin Arsenault drives to the rim against Hopkins on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
Greenfield's Caleb Thomas takes a 3-pointer against Hopkins on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
Hopkins' Matthew Vassallo passes around Greenfield's Grayson Thomas on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
Hopkins' Chace Earle looks to snatch the ball away from Greenfield's Grayson Thomas on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
Hopkins' Nathan Rickles heaves a shot just before the halftime buzzer with Greenfield's Caleb Thomas there to contest on Friday at Nichols Gymnasium in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON
| Published: 02-01-2025 8:34 PM |
The Greenfield boys basketball team celebrated its senior night in style on Friday.
Hosting Hopkins in a Hampshire League South clash, the Green Wave rolled ahead 43-23 at the half before cruising to a 63-44 victory at Nichols Gymnasium.
The win snapped a three-game losing skid for Greenfield.
Jon Breor led the way with 23 points, Caleb Thomas tallied 18 points, Conner Bergeron scored seven points, Erik Martineau recorded six points while Caleb Murray (5) and Krish Patel (3) rounded out the scoring for the Green Wave.
Pioneer 70, Mahar 36 — A shorthanded Senator team was unable to go into Messer Gymnasium and hand the Panthers their first loss of the season, as Pioneer improved to 13-0 with a Hampshire League South victory Friday.
Pioneer led 32-18 at the half.
Brayden Thayer and Kurt Redeker both tallied 19 points, Alex McClelland tossed in 12 points, Will Glazier scored nine points while Judah Glenn added six points in the win.
Derek Collins went off for 28 points while Morgan Softic added seven points for Mahar.
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Hampshire 66, Franklin Tech 59 — Trailing 20-6 after one quarter, the Eagles clawed their way back in the game to tie things at 49 going into the fourth. The Raiders pulled away late however to earn a Hampshire League North triumph in Turners on Friday.
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