Berkshire County High School Baseball 2025 Season Previews and the road to Worcester
- By Howard Herman, The Berkshire Eagle
- 11 min to read
Caeden Boehm is safe at third.
- BEN GARVER — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
The Taconic dugout celebrates after Eddie Ferris hit a home run.
- JESSE KOLODKIN — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
Taconic pitcher Quentin Christopher (3) tags first after first baseman Kyle McGrath (left) fielded a ground ball and Christopher raced over to cover first.
- JESSE KOLODKIN — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
Caeden Boehm is safe at third.
- BEN GARVER — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
The Taconic dugout celebrates after Eddie Ferris hit a home run.
- JESSE KOLODKIN — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
Taconic pitcher Quentin Christopher (3) tags first after first baseman Kyle McGrath (left) fielded a ground ball and Christopher raced over to cover first.
- JESSE KOLODKIN — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
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