$33 Million Mega Millions Prize Won Off Ticket Sold In Western Mass Claimed

A $33 million Mega Millions Jackpot prize that was won off a ticket sold in Western Massachusetts earlier this year has been claimed, lottery officials said.

Skylark Group Trust trustee David M. Lipshutz poses with the group's winning Mega Millions prize from the Massachusetts Lottery
Photo Credit: *Massachusetts State Lottery*

The winning ticket was sold at the Stop & Shop, located at 40 George Hannum Street in Belchertown
Photo Credit: *Google Maps Street View*

David Cifarelli

03/01/2023 4:57 p.m.

The Skylark Group Trust of Wellesley claimed the prize won in the game's Tuesday, Jan 24 drawing on Wednesday, March 1, the Massachusetts State Lottery reports.

The Trust, represented by trustee David M. Lipshutz, opted for a one-time total payment of $17,441,861 (before taxes), according to the lottery.

The winning jackpot originally was $31 million, but grew to $33 million after sales from all participating lotteries were counted.

The winning Quic Pic ticket was sold at the Stop & Shop located at 40 George Hannum Street in Belchertown, as previously reported by Daily Voice.

The winning numbers were 33-41-47-50-62 and MegaBall 20. Stop & Shop got a $50,000 bonus for its sale of the winning ticket, the lottery said.

Meanwhile, a $31 million Mega Millions jackpot prize won in the Tuesday, January 31 drawing has yet to be claimed. The winning ticket was sold at Gibbs located at 107 Winn Street in Woburn.

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