NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Adams girls basketball seventh- and eighth-grade travel team in on a roll having won nine out of their last 10 and currently sits at 26-12 on the season.
This past weekend, it went 4-1 and achieved its goal of bringing the Berkshire County title back to Adams.
It opened the county tournament on Friday night by beating Mount Greylock, 49-14. Saturday morning, it defeated Dalton, 49-36. Saturday evening, it suffered its lone tournament loss to the Pittsfield Boys and Girls Club, 38-36, on a last second layup.
That loss set up a semifinals matchup against Dalton, where Adams prevailed, 49-37. Adams wrapped their championship up with a 44-36 win over Pittsfield Boys and Girls Club on Sunday.
Adams rode its gritty man defense and clutch free throw shooting to victory. The girls shot an astounding 37-for-44 from the charity stripe during the semifinals and finals.
The win was Adams' fourth tournament championship of the season.
In the fifth- and sixth-grade division, North Adams' girls beat Williamstown in the final to win the Southern Division title.
The South Division included teams from North Adams, Williamstown, Adams and Lee.
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Scholarship Offered to BArT Graduates
ADAMS, Mass. — Graduates of Berkshire Arts & Technology Charter Public School (BArT) who have completed their first year of college are invited to apply for the Julia Bowen Bridge to College Scholarship.
The scholarship fund was established in 2017 to honor Julia Bowen, BArT's founding executive director. Through her service to the school, Bowen demonstrated her commitment to supporting all students' successful path to and through college. In this spirit, the scholarship was created by and is managed by the BArT Foundation to provide financial assistance to select BArT alumni through their college career.
A scholarship of up to $1,250 will be awarded to a BArT alumnus or alumna who has successfully completed year 1 of college. Assuming successful completion of the school year, the award will be continued through years 2, 3, and 4 and, if need be, 5. The award does NOT need to be used for tuition.
Applications may be accessed at https://bit.ly/Bowen2024. The application process includes a narrative about the applicant, how the successful applicant plans to use the Bowen Scholarship to increase the likelihood of college success, and how the applicant has or will support the BArT alumni network or college office.
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