Bedard Bros Chevrolet Partners with Adams Cheshire Little League

Print Story | Email Story
CHESHIRE, Mass. — Bedard Bros Chevrolet has announced a partnership with the Adams Cheshire Little League through the Chevrolet Youth Baseball & Softball program.
 
The partnership will provide the Little League with new equipment, a financial donation, and access to a free instructional clinic.
 
Steven Bedard, General Manager for Bedard Bros Chevrolet, stated that the program supports the development of skills such as leadership and cooperation among young athletes. He also highlighted Chevrolet’s belief in the role of youth sports in building future success.
 
The Chevrolet Youth Baseball & Softball program, now in its twentieth year, has involved approximately 1,100 Chevrolet dealers nationwide in 2024, and has served over 10 million players since 2006.
 
Bedard Bros Chevrolet will provide the Adams Cheshire Little League with an equipment kit containing items such as equipment bags, first aid kits, scorebooks, and ball buckets. The sponsorship also includes youth clinics led by current and former MLB/MiLB players, coaches, or instructors from the MLBPAA. A monetary donation will also be presented to the Little League.
 
Bedard also stated that Chevrolet designs its vehicles with families in mind, emphasizing safety features and technologies.
If you would like to contribute information on this article, contact us at info@iberkshires.com.

Thunder 10U Squad Claims Dalton CRA Title

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
DALTON, Mass. – Nyla Cooper struck out eight in three innings in the circle Sunday evening to lead the Greylock Thunder 10-and-under travel softball team to a 16-0 win over ACS Swat in the title game of the CRA Invitational.
 
Cooper also applied the tag for the putout of the only non-strikeout her team needed to secure the three-inning win.
 
She allowed no hits, walked just three and struck out the side in order in the top of the third to end the game.
 
“We have a rotation of four pitchers,” Thunder coach Nick Lentine said. “She is the No. 1, for sure. And then Avery Quick is our No. 2. She pitched the game going into the championship for this weekend.”
 
The Thunder went 2-0 in pool play on Friday and Saturday to take the top seed going into bracket play.
 
After knocking off the Vermont Bombers behind Quick, the Thunder moved on to the final against ACS, which also had to get by the Bombers in the final of the tournament’s losers bracket – after falling to the Vermonters on Saturday to start the playoffs.
 
In the rematch to earn the right to face the Thunder, the Swat got a pair of hits apiece from Lania DiMarsico and Kerrington Lee and Aubriella Skorupski in a 17-5 win that lasted just three innings as well.
 
View Full Story

More Adams Stories