Hoyt Joins Staff at Berkshire Chamber of Commerce

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Christine Hoyt
PITTSFIELD - Christine Hoyt has been named director of programs and events for the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, according to Michael Supranowicz, president and CEO. Hoyt most recently held the position of executive assistant to thepresident at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams. "I am excited to be part of the team at the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce and I look forward to working with the business community of Berkshire County," said Hoyt. Hoyt received a bachelor of science in corporate communication from Ithaca (N.Y.) College. She and her husband, Peter, reside in Adams. "Christine is a tremendous addition to the Berkshire Chamber staff," said Supranowicz. "Her background and experience will allow us to improve and expand upon our events and program enabling the chamber to offer the highest-quality product to our membership."
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Force 16U Defends Home Field with Tourney Title

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – The Berkshire Force 16U travel softball team Sunday rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh inning to pull away for an 8-4 win in the championship game of their Battle of the Berkshires tournament at the Doyle Complex.
 
Ava McMahon struck out six and gave up just one run after the first inning as the Force completed a 3-0 run through the playoffs after going 1-2 in pool play.
 
Mollie Crawford, Amelia Polidoro and McMahon each drove in a run in the late rally that finally gave McMahon a little bit of breathing room.
 
The Force jumped on top early with three runs in the top of the first, but the Nor’Easters out of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region responded right away, tying the game.
 
In the second, Amaya Alger (3-for-3) singled, moved up on Mackenzie Biros’ sacrifice bunt and scored on a combination stolen base/errant throw to give the Force a 4-3 lead it never relinquished.
 
But Berkshire missed chances to add to that lead in the third, fourth and fifth, leaving runners in scoring positions in each inning.
 
Meanwhile, McMahon was brilliant in the circle after a rough first inning, striking out six, walking just one and allowing three earned runs in a complete-game effort.
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