Pittsfield Post 68 Juniors Down Wilbraham

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- Connor Devine went 2-for-3 with a double Monday to lead the Pittsfield Post 68 Juniors to a 7-2 win over the Wilbraham in American Legion Baseball play on Buddy Pellerin Field.
 
Colby Robb doubled, Simon Mele went 2-for-2 with a pair of RBIs, and Ethan O'Donnell drove in four runs in a nine-hit attack for Post 68.
 
Ethan O'Donnell and Robb split time on the mound.
 
O'Donnell started and went five innings, striking out two and allowing both Wilbraham runs. Robb struck out one, walked one and allowed no hits in two innings of work.
 
Post 68 (8-2) goes to Westfield Post 124 on Sunday.
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Pittsfield Downs Dalton-Hinsdale, Advances to 10-Year-Old Final

By Leland BarnesiBerkshires.com Sports
PITTSFIELD , Mass. — Hector Reyes-Colon drove in four runs Wednesday to lead the Pittsfield 10-year-old All-Stars to their third run-rule win in pool play in the Don Gleason District 1 Little League Tournament.
 
The victory sends Pittsfield (3-0) into the best-of-three championship series that gets underway on Saturday afternoon when Great Barrington visits Deming Park. Great Barrington (2-1) advanced with a 14-13 win over Adams-Cheshire on Wednesday.
 
Pittsfield came into the game with an extreme amount of energy bursts against Dalton-Hinsdale (1-2).
 
Pitchers Blake Jamula and Hector Reyes-Colon combined for five strikeouts in a three-inning no-hitter.
 
DH did show patience at the plate, making Pittsfield's pitcher earn their outs and picking up some walks along the way.
 
And Dalton-Hinsdale's pitching was very consistent from the beginning, throwing strikes and putting the ball in play to their defense. Unfortunate bounces from the ball and fast rollers allowed Pittsfield runners to reach base.
 
Mason Fox of Pittsfield was a base-running demon, collecting three stolen bases. He also accounted for two of his team's eight hits.
 
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