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H.S. Basketball: Fourth quarter comeback lifts Franklin Tech girls past Pioneer, 39-35 Published: 2/25/2021 8:01:39 PM It looked all but over for the Franklin Tech girls basketball team after three quarters Thursday night. Pioneer had raced out to a 33-21 lead entering the final quarter of play, but the Eagles came out and played their best when it needed to, outscoring the Panthers 18-2 in the final frame to pull off a 39-35 comeback victory at Messer Gymnasium in Northfield. “Both teams showed obvious signs of fatigue all game,” Franklin Tech coach Joe Gamache said. “Our girls rea...

H.S. Roundup: Lillia Kachelmeyer, Amber Bergeron power Greenfield girls past Frontier Greenfield’s Eva Pruitt-Dahl goes in for a layup defneded by Frontier’s Alena Maes Polan during action Tuesday night at Goodnow Gymnasium in South Deerfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Frontier’s Kaitlyn Mackin splits Greenfield defenders Azemina Cecunjanin, left, and Katie Kaselton during action Tuesday night at Goodnow Gymnasium in South Deerfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Greenfield’s Katie Haselton reaches in on Frontier’s Hannah Mackin during action Tuesday night at Goodnow Gymnasium in South Deer...

H.S. Roundup: Lillia Kachelmeyer, Amber Bergeron power Greenfield girls past Frontier Greenfield’s Eva Pruitt-Dahl goes in for a layup defneded by Frontier’s Alena Maes Polan during action Tuesday night at Goodnow Gymnasium in South Deerfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Frontier’s Kaitlyn Mackin splits Greenfield defenders Azemina Cecunjanin, left, and Katie Kaselton during action Tuesday night at Goodnow Gymnasium in South Deerfield. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Greenfield’s Katie Haselton reaches in on Frontier’s Hannah Mackin during action Tuesday night at Goodnow Gymnasium in South Deer...

Through its first five games of the season, the Mahar boys basketball team has had its fair share of close finishes.Two of those contests involving game-winning shots in the final 15 seconds.Against Pioneer on Feb. 3, the Senators found themselves...

Modified: 2/15/2021 8:42:11 PM Through its first five games of the season, the Mahar boys basketball team has had its fair share of close finishes. Two of those contests involving game-winning shots in the final 15 seconds. Against Pioneer on Feb. 3, the Senators found themselves tied at 52 in the game’s final minute. They put the ball in the hands of Jake Tenney, who darted into the paint and dished out to a wide-open Matt Lyesiuk, who buried the go-ahead 3 with 12 seconds left. Mahar got a stop on the other end of the court to earn a 55-52 victory. Wednesday against Frontier, the Senators...