Drury High School Honor Roll

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Drury High School second quarter honor roll.

12th Grade

High Honors

Ava Rose Cariddi, Bradley William Chapman, Reagan Ashley Cornell, Colin Matthew Daly, Jacinta Maria Moulton Felix, Sydney Rose Goodell, Emily Rae Goodhind, Zachary Thomas Hillard, Taryn Marie Layme, Atlas Beth Lescarbeau, Colby Michael Malloy, Bella Jennifer McCollum, Laurel Jane Miller, Olivia Marie Perry, Lindsy Ann Robare, Madison Rosemarie Saunders, Jordin Madeline Sullivan, Payton Marie VanderWoude, James Peter Varellas, Emma Grace Vareschi, Noah Christy Wilhelm, and Reese October Wilson

Honors

Grace Eileen Boland, Jenna Paige Clay, Lyla Lynn Crews, Cheyenne NMN Cusson, Ahnajae Shanece David, Kaleb Michael DeCarolis, Nacari Nasir Headley, Keira Shea Jzyk, Jeremy Mark Kastner, Tiara Lasheye Kastner, Hannah Lily LaCasse, Rita Ann Malloy, Hunter James Mongeon, Isabella Gail Moore, Samuel Jerome Moorman, Jayden Alan Pratt, Ariana Ellen Rivard, Evette Camille Sumner, Sasha Amara Taft, Emily Rose Therrien, and Jalena Ann Wright.

11th Grade

High Honors

Layla Grace Brooks, Makayla Mae Bushika, Brayden Michael Canales, Kurt Douglas Christian, Hollyann Fallon Field, Lucas James Hamilton, Connor John Hinkell, Terese Katherine McCue, Garcia Parker Mongue, Carson Daniel Rylander, and Jamil Adrian Wheeler.

Honors

Richard Brulé, Jordan Chrisman, Kyra Dallas Conklin, Marlee Joann Cooke, Eden Ryan Duval, Madyson Elizabeth Frederick, Aliyah Marie Gamache, David Ryan Gregory, Max Owen Griffin, Matthew Steven Howland, Vane Lily Grace Jacobs, Sariah Rose Larko, Sophia Grace Loverin, Megan Elizabeth McGrath, Eva Rae Moser, Sage Rachel Nicholas, Jocelyn Jean Phelps, Lilyana Marie Rivera, Cole Michael Schadler, Paytton Lillian Therrien, Jayden Marie Vandesteene, Ava Patricia Williams, and Norah Elizabeth Wood.

10th Grade

High Honors

Alexander Clarence Bergeron, Jorge Arthur Bond, Elise Lauren Daly, Luke Robert Dix, Matthew NMN Gamari, Benjamin Peter Harrington, Brian NMN Liang, Emily Jean Lyons, Madalynn Marie Schipper, and Julia Rosamond Vareschi.

Honors

Noah Michael Arnold, MarlieAnna Shane Auger, Zaid Joseph Barnes, Lily Rose Bellows, Rosalie Louise Bleau, Anna Kimbell Bond, Sloan Alexandria Brothers, Danielle Jean Cramer, Chase Russell George, Ashlyn Marie Hayden, Delaney Jean Hayden, Henry James Irace, Keira M LaCasse, Jamari Anthony LeClair, Jake Michael McAllister, Zachary Thomas Mongeon, Madison Ann Morgan, Athena Rose-Marie Potvin, Joseph John Prenguber, Kevin Kyle Sanchez, Cypress Belle Smith, and Reagan Isabella Walker.

9th grade

High Honors

Honors

High Honors

Haley Mae Chapman, Anna Gaia Dean, Manav Joseph Saluja, and Vivian Irene Vareschi

Honors

Samuel Brendan Bullett, Mia Gabrielle DeOrdio, Shane Alexander Faucher, Mason Anthony Fierro, Margot Eloise Gordon, Kaelyn Renee Gow, Landon David Langenback, Lily Margaret Mirante, Aura EmmaJean Potvin, Genevieve Grace Quinto, Ainsley June Russell, Cooper Brian Schadler, Addisyn Elizabeth Shepard, Alyse Angela Solomon, Kenadie Lynn Tessier, Noah Alexandre Thorne, Peyton Elizabeth Todd, Kylie Rose Tower, Grace May Wilson, and Rhaya Marie Wright.

8th Grade

High Honors

Ariella Jean Bentley, Jane Elisabeth Rennell Bergeron, Allayna McKenzie Bishop, Gabriella Ihlene Bond, and Abigail Jean Hamilton.

Honors

Autumn Rayne Bentley, Emerson Sage Bullett, Madilyn Quinn Demary, Colten Christopher Edward Downey, Brayden Michael Durant, Jack Lawrence George, Paul Kyle George, Lily Rose Gow, Roan Theresa-Louise Kane, Jayda Lynn Klein, Hunter Avery Lemaire, Lilian Grace Lemaire, Ella Jayne Morgan, Ella Angelina Palumbo, Adamaris NMN Sanchez Banegas, Jaiyana Delia Santiago, and Sadie Anne Wilhelm

7th Grade

High Honors

Paige Elizabeth Burdick, Kylee Rita Mazza, and Charlotte Filiault Reynolds

Honors

Maddox Robert Cooke, Michael David Durant, Alyssa June Frederick, Jandeliz Marie Hall, Hannah Estelle Hooks, Brooklyn Ann Hosier, Olivia Ann Irace, Lillian Trinity Rose Johnson, Zachary Lucien Mancini, Danielle Sophia McDonald, Ava Marie Miranda-Ruiz, Madilyn Jayne-Beatrice Morin, Gabriella Marie Packard, Cameron Ryan Saunders, Kai John Scholl, Payton Avery Senecal, Wesley Joseph Therrien, and Miranda Ann Upton.

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Navigators Hand SteepleCats Sixth Straight Loss

By Ben McDonoughFor iBerkshires.com
10:29PM / Saturday, June 13, 2026

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The North Shore Navigators capitalized on aggressive baserunning and timely hitting Friday night, defeating the North Adams SteepleCats 13-4 at Joe Wolfe Field and dropping the Cats to 0-6 on the young NECBL season.

The Navigators struck first in the opening inning against North Adams starter Garrett Gates. Michael Brown opened the game by reaching after being hit by a pitch before Hunter Kingsbury followed with an infield single. After a double steal moved both runners into scoring position, Gates recorded his first strikeout of the season by retiring Jay Slater. North Shore quickly responded, however, as Grant Hunter lined a two-run double into the gap to give the visitors a 2-0 lead.

North Adams threatened in the bottom of the first. Bobby Stang singled and stole second while Evan Meier worked a walk, but North Shore starter John Hegarty escaped the inning without allowing a run.

Gates settled in during the second inning, striking out Luke Johnson and working around a two-out double by Tyler Shulman to post a scoreless frame. He added two more strikeouts in the third, but Slater connected for a solo home run over the left-field fence to extend the Navigators' lead to 3-0. Gates recovered by picking off Simmi Whitehill after a single and later struck out Hunter to end the inning.

The SteepleCats broke through in the bottom of the third. Alex Barrist reached base and advanced into scoring position on a throwing error before Nelphie Lopez worked a walk. A wild pitch moved both runners up, and after Evan Meier battled back from a 1-2 count to draw another walk, Tony Woodie delivered North Adams' biggest hit of the night. His two-run ground-rule double brought home Barrist and Lopez, cutting the deficit to 3-2.

North Shore answered immediately in the fourth. After Steven Sams entered in relief, the Navigators used a combination of walks, stolen bases, wild pitches and defensive miscues to plate three runs and stretch the lead to 6-2.

The game began to slip away in the fifth. Grant Hunter opened the inning with a single before the Navigators loaded the bases. Daniel Leikus delivered a bases-clearing double to right field, helping North Shore push four more runs across the plate. Jake Foster eventually entered to stop the rally, but the damage had been done as the Navigators moved comfortably in front.

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