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Back row, from left: assistant coach Doug Alibozek, head coach Tito Sniezek, Ryan Charon, Ethan Nardon, Ben Kittler, Alex Roneau, Derek Alibozek, head coach Eric Sniezek. Front row: Ethan Howland, Robert Monsees, Bailey Trumble, Mike Cushman.
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Junior Boys Division Champion Rowley Fuel and Cantarella & Sons.
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Senior Boys Division Champion Smith Bros./McAndrews Insurance and Adams Excavating.
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Senior Girls Division Champion Adams Lions Club.
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Junior Girls Division Champion Cheshire Auto and Cheshire Rod and Gun.

St. Mary's Wins Adams PAL High School Division Title

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ADAMS, Mass. -- St. Mary's defeated Adams Community Bank, 52-39, on Saturday in the championship game of the Adams Police Athletic League's High School Division.
 
The father-son combination of Tito and Eric Sniezek coached St. Mary's to the league title.
 
Tito Sniezek, a long-time coach in the program who won his first league championship in 1978-79, stepped away for part of the 2017-18 season due to his commitments as an assistant coach at MCLA.
 
He was back on the bench Sunday to co-coahc with his son, Eric, who won his first title as a coach at age 20.
 
Doug Alibozek assisted in the coaching duties.
 
Team members included Ryan Charon, Ethan Nardon, Ben Kittler, Alex Rondeau, Derek Alibozek, Ethan Howland, Robert Monsees, Bailey Trumble and Mike Cushman.
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Friday Afternoon Fire Destroys Cheshire Barn

By Tammy Daniels iBerkshires Staff
 
CHESHIRE, Mass. — A fire on Friday afternoon destroyed a barn at 920 Sand Mill Road.
 
The building is a total loss but firefighters were able to prevent the flames from reaching another nearby barn and the house at Stoney Brook Farm. 
 
Fire Chief Thomas Francesconi said the fire was called in 12:39 p.m. by the homeowners "but it already had a foothold before they noticed it."
 
Responding firefighters found the L-shaped structure fully involved. Adams, Lanesborough, Savoy and Windsor fire companies responded and Williamstown Fire covered the station.
 
The tankers were used to transport water from a nearby brook until a pool could be set up near the scene and water pumped into it. 
 
Northern Berkshire EMS responded and one firefighter was treated at the scene and then taken to Berkshire Medical Center. 
 
Francesconi said there were no other injuries but the owners told him there were 18 chickens in the barn. The structure also had equipment and other materials in it, including a Jeep. 
 
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