Granby had its Monday game with Ware postponed, so it will have an extra couple days of rest before Thursday’s game.įrontier played Drury on Monday night in a battle of Hampshire League South heavyweights. One of the few Thursday events on the local calendar should actually be a very interesting one.įrontier heads to Granby to play a 2-0 Rams team that won their first two games by an average of 36 points (Turners Falls, Renaissance). On the girls side, Northampton won by a comfortable margin a year ago but the two teams battled to a close score when they swam two years ago.īoys basketball: Frontier at Granby - Thursday, 7 p.m. On the boys side, the Orioles won last year’s meeting, albeit virtually, by a narrow 85-82 margin. The two top local swim sides square off in Belchertown on Thursday, as Northampton heads to the Chestnut Hill Community School pool. Swimming: Northampton at Belchertown - Thursday, 4 p.m. Setting a tone early in the regular season with another impressive win would be a feather in the Amherst cap. The Suburban League is going to be nip and tuck all winter, so every win is important.
Hoosac has taken care of business so far this winter, knocking off South Hadley (62-60), Wahconah (57-52) and Hampshire (55-26), while Amherst has wins over Westfield (69-17), Northampton (48-41) and Monson (56-23). There’ll be plenty of attention paid to this one in Cheshire on Tuesday, as undefeated Amherst (3-0) travel to play undefeated Hoosac (3-0) in a Suburban League battle of Hurricanes. Girls basketball: Amherst at Hoosac Valley - Tuesday, 7 p.m. Let’s dive into a few to keep an eye on for this week: There are some big games on the horizon this week in Hampshire County. It’s officially Christmas week, but that doesn’t mean local sporting teams are in full-on vacation mode just yet.
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