Both Pittsfield Little League teams in action in sectional play on Saturday won to stay alive in their respective age groups.
The 11-year-old All-Stars earned a 14-0 win at Westfield behind Hector Reyes-Colon’s complete-game effort on the mound.
The Pittsfield 11s came out of the loser’s bracket to earn a date against Holden on Sunday in the finals.
A win by Holden, and it takes the Section 1 title in the double-elimination tournament. If Pittsfield wins, it will be home on Monday night in a winner-take-all finale.
It is the same scenario for the Pittsfield 10-year-old All-Stars, who won, 7-3, at Holden on Saturday to stay alive in their double-elimination tournament.
The Pittsfield 10s will be at undefeated Westfield for a rematch on Sunday. If Pittsfield wins that one, it will host Westfield for the Section 1 crown on Monday evening.
11-Year-Old Sectional
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Reyes-Colon drove in the game's first run with a two-run single in the top of the fourth inning, and Pittsfield went on to take a five-run lead in the inning.
Maizen Errichetto drove in a run with a single, and Mason Fox laid down a sacrifice bunt in the rally.
Pittsfield added a run in the fifth, when Carmelo Coco's RBI fielder's choice scored Myles Morrison-Gould.
Sean Rozak made two big plays in center field to keep Westfield off the board in the bottom of the fifth, and Pittsfield put the game away in the top of the sixth.
The Pittsfield 11s used nine hits to score eight runs in the inning. Reyes-Colon had an RBI double, and Chase Albano and Rozak drove in two runs apiece.
All 10 Pittsfield hitters had at least one hit.
Reyes-Colon and Rozak led the way with three hits apiece.
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North Adams Man Pleade Not Guilty to Father's Murder
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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — David Louis Boucher, who is accused of killing his father, pleaded not guilty Monday in Berkshire Superior Court.
Boucher, 48, was indicted on one count of murder and two counts of larceny.
In May 2026, Boucher allegedly stabbed his father, 67-year-old David Allen Boucher, and left him for dead in his home at 256 Walnut St. The younger Boucher lived downstairs and his father upstairs in the multi-family home.
Boucher admitted to killing his father a week later, shortly before police located the body.
At the time of the arrest, a clear motive was not established, though the Berkshire District Attorney's office suggested it may have involved a gambling debt. Authorities noted there may have also been a mental health component.
Boucher is set to appear in court again in April.
Boucher is currently being held without bail at the Berkshire County House of Correction.
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