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Anthony's 16 Points Lead Team to Giorgi League WiniBerkshires.com Sports,
09:13AM / Thursday, June 21, 2018 | |
 NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Mose Anthony scored 16 points Wednesday to lead Yard Work by Dan to a 69-58 win over Brick Squad in the John Giorgi Summer Basketball League. Tank Roberson added 14, and Keiland Cross had 14 in the victory. Brandon Davis scored a game-high 20, and Mitch Scace had 16 points and nine rebounds for Brick Squad. In Wednesday’s other game, Brendan Kordana scored 22 points with seven boards for Outlook Builders/Pizza House in a 70-45 win over the Celtics. Clayton Palmer and David Vidal backed up Kordana with 12 and 11, respectively. The Celtics got 15 points from Keith Czubryt. League play continues Thursday night at Noel Field 0 Comments
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Mainers Secure Walk Off Win Over SteepleCatsBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
11:10PM / Wednesday, June 20, 2018 | |
SANFORD, Maine. —As the old Yogi Berra saying goes, “It ain’t over till it’s over” That proved to be true in Sanford, Maine Wednesday night, as a 2 RBI double for the Sanford Mainers in the bottom of the 9th secured a walk-off win over the North Adams SteepleCats 4-3. The first six innings of the contest proved to be a pitcher’s duel. Andrew DiPiazza made his first NECBL start in Sanford after appearing in two games prior for the SteepleCats. The 6’7” senior had the Mainers almost under complete control, only allowing one run off of three hits with striking out six in his impressive outing. Mainers Ed Baram and and Ryan Twitchell manned
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Berkshire County Juniors Golf Series Kicks Off July 9| 09:24AM / Wednesday, June 20, 2018 | |
 The Berkshire County Junior Golf Program is open to boys and girls who are members of an Allied Golf Club and between the ages of 11‑18. The participants compete in divisions determined by their age. Categories include 13 and under, 14 and 15, and 16 and over. There are six events to be held on Monday's throughout the summer with registration at the host club scheduled for 8 to 8:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 9. There are optional tee times starting at 8:30. The host club will provide a short clinic on either the rules of golf or golf etiquette before players begin providing there is time. The fee is $10 – 15 per player, which covers prizes and lunch. The 0 Comments
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Late Game Rally Falls Short For SteepleCatsBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
12:22AM / Wednesday, June 20, 2018 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Tuesday night’s game was a roller coaster ride for those in attendance at Joe Wolfe Field. After North Adams grabbed a 5-0 lead early in the contest, an 11-run 5th inning for Winnipesaukee allowed the visiting Muskrats to run away with a victory, ultimately topping the SteepleCats 16-10. Harvard’s Grant Stone made the start for North Adams, shutting down the Winnipesaukee offense in the first four innings with not allowing a hit. Yet the Muskrats broke the game open in the 5th, taking a 6-5 lead and bringing SteepleCats pitcher Jeff Hayner into the game. Hayner did not slow down the Muskrats however, as they tacked up four more runs off of three
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SteepleCats Drop Another At HomeBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
12:05AM / Monday, June 18, 2018 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. —It seems to be a retelling of the same story for the SteepleCats at Joe Wolfe Field. After getting two big wins on the road, the North Adams SteepleCats returned home Sunday for a faceoff against the Vermont Mountaineers where the away team pulled away after garnered an early lead to get the victory over the SteepleCats 9-3. The loss brings the home record for the SteepleCats to 1-5, as the team has struggled offensively and on the mound when the donning their white jerseys. Cam Kovachik made the start for the SteepleCats, allowing Vermont to jump out to an early 3-0 in the 1st. Yet after that inning, Cam seemed to have the Mountaineers under control, keeping them
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Coutts And Ortiz Lift SteepleCats Over Swamp BatsBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
12:21AM / Sunday, June 17, 2018 | |
KEENE, New Hampshire. — What started as an early pitching duel Saturday night quickly turned into another pull away victory for the SteepleCats. A day after their big 14-8 win in Sanford, the SteepleCats rolled into Keene, NH and got another road win as they defeated the Keene Swamp Bats 7-2. Most of the North Adams runs were driven in by DH Jackson Coutts and first baseman Tony Ortiz. Coutts continued his great start to the season Saturday, going two-for-five and driving in the first two runs for the SteepleCats. The Rhode Island sophomore currently leads the NECBL with a .500 batting average and ranks second in hits only behind his teammate Jeffery Brown. If he
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Baseball Exhibit Brings Cultural, Historical Threads TogetherBy Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
06:09AM / Saturday, June 16, 2018 | |
Larry Moore of Baseball in the Berkshires, left, and John DeRosa with a display of old Drury High baseball uniforms. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A new exhibit on Main Street this summer threads the legacy of the national pastime with the long history it has in Berkshire County. "One Country, One Game: A Celebration of Baseball," part of the 25th anniversary of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, looks at the county's most famous players from Frank Grant to Mark Belanger to the artistic expressions of the Negro League to Drury High baseball team's Taiwan tour in 1978. "Baseball is like one of those threads that tie our community 0 Comments
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SteepleCats Claw Out Of Early Hole To Defeat MainersBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
12:05AM / Saturday, June 16, 2018 | |
SANFORD, Maine. —The SteepleCats knew only one way to celebrate outfielder Kyle Norman’s birthday Friday night, and that was throwing him a hitting fiesta. After dropping three in a row at home, the SteepleCats traveled to Sanford, Maine to take on the Sanford Mainers. Falling in an early hole down 6-2, the North Adams bats erupted and gathered a season-high 22 hits to roll to a 14-8 victory. Three pitchers took the hill for North Adams Friday night, each tossing three innings. Danny Taggart made the start for his second of the season, allowing the Mainers to get seven runs off of six hits to grab an early lead. He was relieved by Niagara University’s Jeff Hayner, who
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Schooners Hand SteepleCats Sixth LossBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
12:30AM / Friday, June 15, 2018 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Mystic Schooners brought a cold ocean breeze to North Adams Thursday Night, blowing by the SteepleCats and handing North Adams their sixth loss this season. After taking a 1-0 lead in the first, the SteepleCats feel behind in the 5th and never recovered, losing to the Mystic Schooners by the score of 6-2. AJ Landis made the start for the SteepleCats, throwing six innings where the most damage from the Schooners wasn’t done until late into his night. The Colorado Mesa University senior held Mystic scoreless in the first three innings, yet in the 4th, 5th, and 6th innings the Schooners were able to get a total of four runs across the plate, with the
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SteepleCats Fall To Blue Sox Amid Pitching StrugglesBy John Wood, North Adams SteepleCats
12:17AM / Thursday, June 14, 2018 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass —While the rain held off in North Adams, the Valley Blue Sox offense came to Joe Wolfe Field with a full head of steam. Pitching blunders and a struggling offense led to an 11-0 loss Wednesday night for the North Adams SteepleCats courtesy of the visiting Valley Blue Sox. SteepleCats starting pitcher Stanley Vargas’ night ended quite early in the 2nd after the right-hander allowed six runs to cross the plate off of four hits and four walks. Harvard’s Grant Stone then took the mound for North Adams, pitching 2.2 innings where the Blue Sox extended their lead to 8-0. Two-way player Jackson Coutts of Rhode Island also saw the mound, tossing two innings
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