Howard Herman
Sports Writer and Columnist at The Berkshire Eagle
Sports columnist at the Berkshire Eagle, proud parent of two college graduates, and husband of the most patient wife I know. Tweets are mine.
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6 days ago |
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DALTON — One pitch into Friday's baseball game at Wahconah, Drury took a one-run lead. "It was a first-pitch fastball. Just looking to stay with that middle-away approach," said Drury's Carson Rylander, who slammed the first pitch of the game over the fence in left field. "We talk about it all the time at practice, and I've been working on it hard."It was the first of six first-inning runs that gave Rylander a cushion, and the right hander did the rest.
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1 week ago |
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1 week ago |
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DALTON — James Rabuse has accomplished a lot in his baseball career. On Monday, he did something he hadn't done since Little League. "I threw a perfect game in Little League, but that wasn't like this," said Rabuse. "This one felt pretty special."The junior right-hander threw his first high school perfect game and struck out 19 Mount Greylock hitters.
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1 week ago |
berkshireeagle.com | Howard Herman
WILLIAMSTOWN — When the ball left Alysa DeQuiroz's bat, Williams College softball coach Kris Herman was ready to wave Kayla Chang home. "I knew it was in the gap, so I wanted it to get out there too quickly so it didn't have a chance to get caught," the Eph coach said. "They're playing deep, just like we did on such a small field and, yes we had our fastest kid out there.
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Kessler Anello scores with 11 seconds left in the 4th, Wahconah beats Greylock 6-5. It's the first win for the Warriors.
End of 3. Greylock 4, Wahconah 3
Today's office. Wahconah at Greylock, boys lacrosse. Greylock up 1-0, 3 minutes left in the first quarter. https://t.co/U7SzFgpRIV
