PITTSFIELD -- It took Division III-A Wahconah a few minutes to adjust to the pace of play against Division III West Springfield in a 6-5 loss on Saturday.
After five minutes, the visitors were up 3-0 but Wahconah rallied, scoring three goals in the game's final three minutes before coming up short.
"We were really pinned for the first five minutes and it was 3-0," said Warriors coach Don Disbrow. "From that point on, we actually took over play and ended up outshooting them.
"Myself and the other coaches were very happy with the way we responded. Overall that was a team from a higher division that we competed with and really outplayed the last 40 minutes of the game."
Nick Montferret had two goals and an assist while Ryan Ouimet scored twice for the Warriors.
St. Joseph's hockey
SHEFFIELD -- At Berkshire School, Eric Leitch and Mike Bloom each scored two goals as the Crusaders (1-1) got their first win of the year, 6-2 over Mount Everett.
Leitch got his first goal at 7:19 of the first period. He made it 2-0 at 13:25. Bloom got the first of his two goals just 18 seconds later. The period ended 3-1 for St. Joe's as Everett's Jacob Malicky scored with 31 seconds left.
The Eagles (0-3) cut the lead to 3-2 on Aaron Norton's goal 5:23 into the second period. But the Crusaders scored the final three goals of the period to account for the 6-2 final.
"I can't put a finger on it. We did not compete,"
Spencer Tanner notched his first varsity win in goal. St. Joe's starter Andrew Leitch had the day off after being taken off the ice in a game on Wednesday.
Greylock wrestling
COHOES, N.Y. -- The Mounties had a good showing at the Cohoes duals, finishing with a 3-1 record. Greylock beat Belchertown 60-15, Hampshire 40-39 and Granby 48-34. The only team the Mounties lost to was Tri-County 51-30.
The Mounties had two people go undefeated in the duals and win their weight classes. Ross Jackson and Travis Hilchey each finished the duals with a perfect 4-0 mark.
The Mounties return to the mat Wednesday against Taconic on the road.
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