Students Through Saturday Register Free for Pittsfield July 4 5K

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- Students in grades kindergarten through 12 can register free for the BHS July 4th 5K through Saturday, June 15.
 
The 5-kilometer road race takes place on the parade route of Pittsfield's Independence Day parade at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 4.
 
Berkshire Health Systems is offering prize money to the top 3 overall category winners in nine age groups.
 
There will be a Corporate Challenge Division in which businesses can compete in this special category while supporting the race. Sponsorships are needed and welcomed by contacting Lisa Lewis at llewis3@bhs1.org
 
Proceeds will go to support community wellness programming through Berkshire Health Systems.
 
The registration fee for all participants -- including students after June 15 -- is $25 through Sunday, June 30. Online registration is available at berkshirerunningcenter.com.
 
Registration July 1-3 is $35, in person at the Berkshire Running Center, 5 Cheshire Road, Suite 119, Allendale Underground, Pittsfield.
 
There is no day-of-race registration for this event.
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PIttsfield 16s Adjust, Advance at New England Regional

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AUGUSTA, Maine – Pittsfield bounced back from a Sunday loss to earn a 5-0 over Lyndon, Vt., on Monday to stay alive at the Babe Ruth 16-year-old New England Regional.
 
Eddie Ferris was a key on the mound and at the plate as Pittsfield improved to 3-1 at the regional.
 
Ferris went 2-for-3 with a triple and a dboule and drove in a pair of runs.
 
On the bump, he went six innings, striking out four and allowing just two hits before giving the ball to Ryan Stannard, who inherited two runners and retired three straight in the seventh.
 
“[Ferris] threw a very impressive six innings,” Pittsfield coach Ben Stohr said. “He had great defense behind him. Stannard came in to close it down in the seventh.
 
“I’m very proud of their maturity and how they set the tone for the rest of the group.”
 
Pittsfield got all the runs it needed in the third inning.
 
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