Cam Lesure scored 27 points and grabbed five rebounds to lead the Drury High School boys basketball team to a 61-41 win over McCann Tech on Wednesday night in the John Giorgi Summer Basketball League.

 

Justice Marable scored 12 and pulled down seven boards for the Blue Devils.

 

For McCann Tech, Shane Fuller and Rahmer Vincent had 15 and 13 points, respectively.

 

Bennington, Vt.'s, Mount Anthony Union defeated Hoosac Valley on Wednesday, 66-46.

 

Ty Champagne scored 15, and Damon Burgess and Hunter Davis each scored 12 for the Patriots.

 

Hoosac's Nate Tomkiewicz scored eight points, and Jameson Coughlan and Matt Koperniak scored seven apiece.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Hollie Steinman scored 17 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to lead Teddy's Pizza to a 54-50 win over Mount Anthony Union of Bennington, Vt., on Tuesday evening in the John Giorgi Summer Basketball League.

 

Steinman also added to her league-leading total of blocks with two more to bring her to eight this summer. She leads the league in rebounds with 55.

 

In Tuesday's win, Meredith Sullivan backed up Steinman with 16 points, and Kim Conant scored 14.

 

For the Patriots, Madison Little and Abby Iannotti each scored 10, and Jordyn Burke added seven.

 

Williamstown Physical Therapy rolled to another win on Tuesday, this time over Tony's Electrict/Flynn & Dagnoli, 78-38.

Taylor DeSanty hit six 3-pointers on her way to a 28-point night for WPT. Emily Rosse scored 16 to go with nine rebounds. Megan Vaughn and Alia Curry each hit double figures with 14 and 10 points, respectively.

 

For Tony's, Michelle Boudreau scored 10, and Courtney McLaughlin had eight.

 

On Monday night in the Open Division, Central Radio and Moonlight Diner each picked up wins.

 

Travis Severs scored 39 points, and Pat Kennedy had 15 points and 11 rebounds to lead Central Radio to a  65-50 win over Pete's Gun Shop/Maselli and Field.

 

For Pete's, Tom Bornt scored 16, and Joe Vareschi had 12 points and nine boards.

 

Moonlight Diner beat Mingo's/Greylock Bowl & Golf, 71-50, behind 16 points from Brendon Kordana and 11 from Adam Garner.

 

Josh Racette had a game-high 20 points for Mingo's.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The John Giorgi Summer Basketball League managed to get one game in on Sunday evening before dampness on the floor at the Armory forced the second two scheduled games to be rescheduled.

 

Lawrence Carrier scored 21 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and blocked a shot to lead Flynn & Dagnoli to a 70-52 win over Mingo's/Greylock Bowl and Golf.

 

Four Flynn & Dagnoli players finished in double figures. Mike McMahon scored 17 to go with seven boards, and Dean Steinman and Brandon Eastman scored 12 and 11, respectively.

 

For Mingo's, Kollin Allard scored 18, and Seth Shepard had 12 points and six rebounds.

 

A good game between Berkshires Finest and Key West was called at half-time when the playing conditions became unsafe. Berkshires Finest led, 28-27.

 

That game and a contest between Moresi and BFAIR will be made up at a later date.

New players are welcome to join the summer softball program at Greene Park in Monterey.

 

The league has been around for more than 30 years with games played at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays.

 

Players of all ability levels come from the towns of Monterey, Otis, Sandisfield, Great Barrington, Mill River and Lee.

 

The action continues through October.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Mia Potash went 3-for-4 with a double to lead the Pittsfield South Little League All-Stars to an 11-1 win over Pittsfield West in the District 1 10- and 11-year-old championship game on Sunday afternoon.

 

London Steinman, Josh Lennon and Kaden Codey had two hits apiece, and Shane Bernardo and Bo Bramer combined on a four-hitter in a game that ended in the bottom of the fifth when Bernardo doubled home Potash with one out.

 

Johnny Huska doubled and scored on Nick Hall's single in the top of the second for West.

 

Bryce Huffman and Sam Sherman handled the pitching for West.

 

Pittsfield South will be home on Wednesday against the champion of District 4 in the state tournament.

 

An earlier version of this story inadvertently switched the names of the teams in the last three paragraphs.