Berkshire Running Foundation Announces 2025 Race Calendar

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Running Foundation looks forward to another year of races and community engagement. 
 
Berkshire Running Foundation announced the running race calendar for the year 2025. This year's events that cater to runners of all skill levels.
 
All registration information is available on the Race Calendar page of the Berkshire Running Center website Race Calendar.
 
April
MCLA Sam Gomez 5K – April 6, 2025
Puddle Jumper 5K for Lenox Memorial Middle and High School – April 12, 2025
 
May
May Day Races for the CRA – May 4, 2025
Mother's Day Race – May 11, 2025
MountainOne Steel Rail Race Weekend – May 17-18
Memorial Day 5K with the Lee Lions Club – May 26
 
June
Berkshire Pride 2nd Annual 5K – June 1
Gould Farm 5K – June 1
Branches 5K Walk/Run – June 8
Wild Thing 5K/10K – June 14
 
July
Independence Day 5K – July 4
High Lawn Farm 5K – July 27
 
August
Pedal and Plod Biathlon – August 3
Greylock 8 Mile Road Race – August 31
 
September
Spectrum Health's FIR 5K – September 21
 
October
BCC Harvest Run – October 18
Red Lion Inn's Roaring 5K – October 26
 
November
Soldier On 5K – November 9
MountainOne Thankful 5K – November 27
 
December
Jingle Bell Run – December 20
 
"The Berkshire Running Foundation is thrilled to be working with the community partners, MountainOne, Berkshire Health Systems, Spectrum Health and many other local organizations to bring these new and classic events to the Berkshires," said Shiobbean Lemme, Executive Director. "The impact the running community makes in the Berkshires continues to grow each year, with our work in since 2011 donating over $330,000 to nonprofits in the Berkshires. We are energized at the community growth and passion for these events." 
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Taconic's Brown Finishes Strong at National Tournament

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MINNEAPOLIS – Taconic’s Luzis Brown made a furious run at qualifying for the second phase of the Junior Gold Championships but fell just less than four pins under the cut.
 
After 16 games in four days, Brown averaged a 199.75 in the event’s 16-and-under division.
 
The top 101 bowlers advanced after qualifying, and the cutline was 203.81.
 
Brown rolled 200 games in his last eight games on Wednesday and Thursday. 
 
On Thursday, he posted a 278 in his second of four games.
 
The next closest qualifier from the dozen Berkshire County athletes who made the trip to Minnesota was Devyn Fillio in the 16U girls.
 
Fillio rolled a 233 on Thursday to help push her average to 164.81. She placed 122nd in a 326-bowler field, but only 47 girls in the 16U division advanced to Friday’s play.
 
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