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Anthony Giardina and Pittsfield High couldn't overcome visiting Monson on Friday.

 MIKE WALSH — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE

PITTSFIELD — After a scoreless first three minutes, Monson drew first blood with a nice catch-and-shoot goal to give the Mustangs a lead. Despite 48 minutes of fight from Pittsfield, the Generals didn’t have the horses to keep up, falling 14-3.

The game was close early on, with both sides pressing hard.

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Jesse Kolodkin is a Berkshire Eagle sports reporter. He worked in the same position at The Bradford Era in western Pennsylvania and graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a degree in broadcast journalism. He is an avid New York Giants fan.