North Adams Juniors Knocked Out of Legion Baseball Tournament

iBerkshires.com Sports07:42AM / Saturday, July 26, 2025Print Story | Email Story

GREENFIELD, Mass. -- The Greenfield Post 81 Juniors Friday scored nine times in the bottom of the sixth and went on to a 12-7 win over North Adams Post 125 in the American Legion Western Massachusetts tournament.

Urijah Jenness went 3-for-3 at the plate and scored three runs for Greenfield, which erased a 7-3 deficit in that sixth inning.

Lucas Hamilton and Jaydon Dimitropolis led Post 125 offensively.

Hamilton went 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and drove in two runs. Dimitropolis was 3-for-3 with a double and a pair of RBIs.

Emery Rotter went five innings on the mound for North Adams, striking out eight and allowing three runs.

Greenfield Post 81 moved on from the elimination game to face West Springfield in the double-elimination tournament.

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Q&A with State Representative Challenger Andrew Fitch

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff
10:01AM / Sunday, August 23, 2026

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — On Sept. 1, voters in the First Berkshire District will decide whether they want to send a new representative to Beacon Hill in Boston.

Andrew Fitch, currently a city councilor in the district's largest municipality — and the commonwealth's smallest city — is challenging former North Adams Mayor John Barrett III, who won the First Berkshire seat in a 2017 special election, in the Democratic Party primary.

There is no Republican on the primary ballot for the First Berkshire seat so the primary will effectively be the election for the seat.

The two candidates met for their only debate on Aug. 13 at Williams College. iBerkshires.com reached out to both candidates to follow up on some of the points raised in the debate and get their thoughts on some other issues facing the district.

Below are excerpts from a conversation with challenger Andrew Fitch:

Question: From the very beginning, you talked about the campaign as a listening experience, and this week you're continuing that with the bike tour …

Andrew Fitch: Knocking on doors that have never been knocked on before. … I was riding through, I believe it was Hinsdale coming into Windsor, and they started to yell at me, 'No!' And then the guy was like, 'Wait a second. That's Andrew Fitch.' They actually knew who I was, and they were actually wanting to chat with me.

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