SPRINGFIELD — After a day at Franconia Golf Course for the Spirit of Springfield Golf Classic, trophies were presented to Agawam Mayor Christopher Johnson and the team from Charlie Arment Trucking.

On June 5, the morning started with a putt-off between Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno, West Springfield Mayor William Reichelt, Westfield Mayor Michael McCabe, Chicopee Mayor John Vieau, and Johnson, who took home the Mayor’s Cup Trophy. It was the second time he won the putting contest, which was sponsored by Charlie Arment Trucking.

At the end of the day, it was the team from Charlie Arment Trucking who took home the Joe Superneau Award for the lowest score in the scramble-style tournament. The team included Will Arment, Ron Doe, Andy Mooney, Michael Hastie, and their cheerleader, Dan Arment. Michael Frydryk won longest drive in the men’s category and Kelly McGiverin in the women’s category. Closest to the pin honors went to Tito Truoiolo for the men and Cheryl Clapprood for the women. Roy Caso took home the MGM Springfield prize package for the hit the green challenge.

The players enjoyed lunch on the course sponsored by David R. Northup Electrical Contractors, snacks donated by Hilton Garden Inn, and water bottles from the Springfield Water & Sewer Commission. They also took home gift cards courtesy of the Springfield Business Improvement District and UNO Pizzeria & Grill, and a golf glove with a Spirit of Springfield ball marker.

Funds raised at the tournament will be used to support the Spirit of Springfield’s annual events. These include the World’s Largest Pancake Breakfast, Star Spangled Springfield, Springfield’s September 11th Ceremony, City of Bright Nights Ball, Bright Nights 5K Road Race, Bright Nights at Forest Park, military concerts, and more.

The 2027 Spirit of Springfield Golf Classic will be held Friday, June 4 at Franconia Golf Course.