Columns
Eagle sports columnist Howard Herman is at the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament in Albany this weekend. He asks you to think about an under-the-radar team from the West Coast.
With Tuesday's powder dump knocking out power at Berkshires ski resorts, Powder Report columnist Mike Walsh takes you back a few weeks to a shred trip along the Maine coast.
Eagle sports columnist Howard Herman writes that UMass basketball coach Frank Martin has taken the Minutemen in the right direction, but still has much work to do in Amherst.
In this week's Hikes & Walks column, Lauren R. Stevens presents a gradual 2.5-mile jaunt through Mountain Meadow Preserve
More Sports Columns
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Taconic boys win state basketball title, hanging on to beat David Prouty in Lowell
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Wahconah girls end championship season with title game loss to Cathedral in MIAA D-IV State Final
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At long last, Bill Heaphy's Taconic boys get elusive state basketball championship
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South pulls away from North in annual IAABO Berkshire County Basketball All-Star Game
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Taconic boys basketball coach Bill Heaphy remembers the hoop title he helped bring to St. Joseph
Local Sports News
Sunday night in Lowell, the Warriors made their first appearance in a state basketball championship game in 21 years, but fell to state power Cathedral.
Taconic's been so close for so long. On Saturday, the Thunder finally finished the mission, beating David Prouty to win the MIAA Division V State Championship.
The Taconic boys basketball team had to go through an undefeated foe and survive an attempted buzzer-beater, but the Thunder celebrated an MIAA D-V State Championship on the court at the Tsongas Center in Lowell Saturday night.
Berkshire County's best suited up and put on a show Friday night at the Boys and Girls Club.
In this week's Berkshire Woods and Waters column, Gene Chague details some MassWildlife trout stocking plans, and a whole lot of news from the recent Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's meeting.
It's championship weekend. The Taconic boys play Saturday and Wahconah girls Sunday battling for MIAA Championships at the Tsongas Center in Lowell.
Seven Greylock seniors started their high school hoop careers in masks, and ended them in style with a run to the MIAA Elite Eight.
A spring that started with much promise for Cade Cavalli is suddenly over. The former Pittsfield Suns player, who was battling for a spot in the Washington Nationals rotation, will have Tommy John surgery on his pitching elbow.
Taconic boys basketball coach Bill Heaphy was on the bench as an assistant coach at St. Joseph the last time a Pittsfield boys team won a state championship. Heaphy looks back on that crown.
There's a 5K fundraiser Saturday at Zucchini's Restaurant. Also, Max Adam won the 2 Mile event at New England Indoors.
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Things to do this week in Berkshire County
Prepare for the long-term with The Berkshire Eagle’s annual guide to financial readiness and life planning.
A tribute to those we have lost, September - November 2022
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The annual guide to preparing your home for the coming New England winter.
Berkshire Community College presents an annual roundup of forty young leaders making a difference in Berkshire County.
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