Monday April 9 scoreboard complete /by Tony Graham and the Asbury Park Press sports staff
Note - tomorrow (Tuesday) game between TR South and TR East will be 3:45 p.m. at TR South. Apparently at one time they were trying to line up FirstEnergy Park for the game. But I have confirmed it will be at TR South.
Barnegat 5, Point Boro 1
CBA 9, Middletown South 6
Colts Neck 11, Freehold Township 5
Holmdel 17, Academy Charter 1
Jackson 7, Freehold 6
Keyport 22, Asbury Park 3
Lacey 9, Brick Memorial (8)
Manalapan 1, Marlboro 0
Manchester 9, Donovan 2
Middletown North 9, Howell 8 (10)
Neptune 10, Point Beach 5
Pinelands 5, Lakewood 2
RBC 8, Red Bank 2
Southern 9, Brick 4
St. Joseph's (Hammonton) 12, Mater Dei 11
Toms River South 16, Central 4
JACKSON ROARS BACK
The Jackson Memorial High School baseball team borrowed a page from its long ball past Monday.
""This was Larry D'Zio ball,'' said former Jackson slugger Marc Fink, now an assistant coach. Fink set the Shore Conference career record of 27 home runs when D'Zio was the boss.
Monday the Jaguars, now under the guidance of third year coach Frank Malta, used their first home runs of 2007, a pair of three-run blasts, to set up a come-from-behind nondivision victory over Freehold.
Jackson (3-1) scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh to down the Colonials (1-1), three on a home run Carl Lofaso before Ryan Guarino's RBI double sent home Corey Carr from second base with the game-winner.
""That's (home run tradition) what we were talking about right after the game,'' said Malta.
"Marc gives me a lot of history of this place. We don't have the same type of lineup of (of the D'Zio teams), but today we did. We got some runners on and hit a couple of three-run jacks."".''
Bill Lee unloaded a three-run home run for Jackson in the third inning cutting into a 4-0 Freehold lead.
""The one thing they (his players) talked about was they wanted to finish the deal,'' said Malta. ""It took us to the very end of the ball game to finish it.''
Senior right-hander Joe Marchitelli quieted Freehold through the middle innings. ""He wanted the ball in that situation to stop the bleeding,'' said Malta.
Senior right-hander Dave Ricci, though yielding two runs in the top of the seventh, collected his first varsity victory.
Brian Prisk homered with one on for Freehold.
- Tony Graham
CBA 9, MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 6: Steve McSherry hit a three-run home run and Jim Laufer a two-run shot when the No. 1 Colts (2-0, 2-0) mounted a 9-1, six-inning lead over the Eagles (0-3, 0-2) in a Class A North game.
Miles Santos (3-for-3) tagged a solo home run for South in the second inning and a two-run double in the seventh when he scored on a two-run home run by Eric Dunn.
CBA Ace Kyle Slate came out of the bullpen to get the final out.
Dave Laufer pitched the first five innings for the victory, allowing three hits, and also had two hits.
- Tony Graham
LACEY 9, BRICK MEMORIAL 8: Mike Mitton singled with two down in the bottom of the eighth inning, stole second, and rode home on a single by Gerry Gatyas that gave the Lions (1-3, 1-1) their first victory as a member of Class A South in baseball at the expense of the Mustangs (0-3, 0-3).
Mitton led Lacey with two hits with junior left-hander Martin Duddy going 2.1 scoreless innings in relief for the victory, fanning two.
Memorial sophomore catcher Andrew Stillwagon slugged a solo home run in his second varsity at bat, the Mustangs' Brian Staub had three hits, and Tom Murray a three-run double in the first inning.
""We definitely needed that one, especially in conference,'' said Lacey coach Keith Tyhanic. ""It shows the guys are sticking together after a slow start and we're looking to pick up some momentum after this win.''
Lacey hosts Brick Wednesday.
- Tony Graham
MIDDLETOWN NORTH 9, HOWELL 8: The No. 8 Lions (3-1, 3-0) squandered an early 7-1 lead but rallied with two runs in the bottom of the 10th inning when Kevin Mager doubled across the tying run and continued home with the winning run when the throw from the outfield skipped into foul territory.
Mike Collison, the winning pitcher in relief, went 2-for-4 with two singles and an RBI and drew two walks. The senior allowed one run over the last three innings for his first varsity win.
Frank Ozello gave Howell the lead with an RBI single in the 10th inning while Brian Battagglia went 3-for-5 and Ozello had three hits and three RBI for the Rebels.
- Tony Graham
BARNEGAT 5, POINT BORO 1:Brian Calabria hit a tie-breaking, two run-double, one of three doubles for the Bengals (3-1, 1-1) in a four-run sixth inning that led to their first Class B South win at the expense of the No. 9 Panthers (1-2, 1-2).
Sean Collins led off the inning with a double and Sam Redmond's second double of the game knocked in Calabria to make it 4-1. Sean Deering's RBI single capped the four-run rally.
Winning pitcher Matt MacNeal had an RBI single for Barnegat in the first inning.
Pat Biserta had two hits for Point Boro including an RBI single in the sixth inning and Jim Simon doubled and tripled for the Panthers.
- Tony Graham
MANCHESTER 9, MONSIGNOR DONOVAN 2: Bobby Johnson tagged a two-run triple and Allen Robinson an RBI single when the Hawks (3-0, 3-0) scored four runs in the sixth inning to pull away from the Griffins (2-1, 2-1) in a Class B South game.
Mike Roberts went two-for four with an RBI double in the second inning and singled to drive in a run in the fifth.
Senior right-hander Ryan Casey, in his first career start after winning in relief Saturday, came within one out of a complete game firing a two-hitter and struck out 13.
Casey started because scheduled starter Anthony Palmiotto was late for the game due to a medical issue. Palmiotto later slugged an RBI triple.
""We knew we could get two out of him (Casey),'' said Gerard O'Donnell, assistant coach. ""He was going to be our closer. We didn't know we could get seven out of him.''
- Tony Graham
MANALAPAN 1, MARLBORO 0: Junior right-hander Mark Holmes outdueled Jason Taub in a battle of five-hitters for his first varsity win as the Braves (4-0, 1-0) defeated the Mustangs (0-2, 0-2) in a Class A North game.
Chris Lamboy scored in the first inning when he reached reached on an error, stole second, an raced home on a catcher's throwing error after a passed ball.
Holmes struck out four and walked one surviving a lead-off double in the first inning by Jeff Paglio-Pizzi. He also got defensive help in the sixth inning when a runner was cut down at third base by centerfielder Shawn McGrane.
- Tony Graham
TOMS RIVER SOUTH 16, CENTRAL 4: Vincent Vivona's first varsity hit was a three-run home run as the No. 4 Indians ((3-1) vanquished the Golden Eagles ((0-2) in a nondivision game. Jake Delvento was 2 for 3 with 3 RBI and three runs scored and
Joe Talerico 3 for 3 with 4 runs scored. He also stole three bases and drove in a run.
- Tony Graham
RB CATHOLIC 8, RED BANK 2: George Stipisich belted a two-run triple during the Caseys' five-run sixth inning, helping Red Bank Catholic (2-1, 2-1) pull away from the Bucs (0-2, 0-2) in Class A Central play.
J.C. Menna opened up the scoring with a two-run single in the third and finished the game 3-for-3. Caseys starter Patrick Quinn earned the win, allowing one earned run on five hits, while striking out five in six innings. Cole Gettis had two of Red Bank's five hits.
- Matt Manley
HOLMDEL 17, ACADEMY CHARTER 1 - Mike Renna doubled home a run and slammed a solo home run and Anthony Ferraioli hit a three-run home run to help the Hornets (1-1) to gain their first victory of the season in a non-conference game.
Sophomore right-hander Ian Wladika earned first varsity triumph.
- Tony Graham
SOUTHERN 9, BRICK 4: Tim Moffitt cracked a bases clearing double in the top of the seventh as part of a six run inning for the Rams (2-2, 2-2) as they came from behind to down the Green Dragons (1-2, 1-2) in Class A South.
Moffitt finished 2-for-3 for the game with three RBI as Andre Schmidt capped the big seventh inning with a two run triple that scored Moffitt and Matthew Gaudet-Walters.
- Josh Newman
COLTS NECK 11, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 5: Frank Piazza's two-run single in the first inning was one of the junior's two hits and started the Cougars (2-1, 1-0) to their first Class A North win as they defeated the No. 10 Patriots (2-2, 1-2).
Colts Neck drew eight walks and took advantage of four errors by Freehold Township. It broke the game open with a five-run seventh inning.
Chris Ballester had two hits for Freehold Township.
KEYPORT 22, ASBURY PARK 3: Kevin Costello had a double, triple, and five RBI for the Red Raiders. Brian Hartnett singled and doubled and drove in a run for Asbury Park.
- Tony Graham
NEPTUNE 10, POINT BEACH 5:Chris Sibole ignited a seven-run fourth inning with the first of his two doubles, later adding a two-run-double, while Brian Toohey and Tim Kortenhaus had RBI doubles, Chris Ace a two-run single, and Blake Young-Park singled across a run when the Scarlet Fliers (2-1) wiped out a 5-1 deficit and went on to top the Garnet Gulls (3-1) in a nondivision game.
Toohey struck out 11 for his second win.
Dean Daly singled and tripled home a run for Point Beach.
- Tony Graham
PINELANDS 5, LAKEWOOD 2: Ryan Orlando was 3 for 3 with an RBI double in a three-run run sixth inning when ther Wuildcats (2-2, 1-2) snapped a 2-2 tire and defeated the Piners (0-2, 0-1).
Winning pitcher Shawn Franklin scattered five hits and allowed one earned run in the complete game victory.
- Tony Graham
St. Joseph's 12, Mater Dei 11: Mike Pellicane went 2-for-5 with a double and John Supon 2-for-4 with a solo home run but the Seraphs (0-4) were unable to overcome deficits of 6-0 and 11-4 in a loss to the Wildcats (1-1).
- Tony Graham
Barnegat 5, Point Boro 1
CBA 9, Middletown South 6
Colts Neck 11, Freehold Township 5
Holmdel 17, Academy Charter 1
Jackson 7, Freehold 6
Keyport 22, Asbury Park 3
Lacey 9, Brick Memorial (8)
Manalapan 1, Marlboro 0
Manchester 9, Donovan 2
Middletown North 9, Howell 8 (10)
Neptune 10, Point Beach 5
Pinelands 5, Lakewood 2
RBC 8, Red Bank 2
Southern 9, Brick 4
St. Joseph's (Hammonton) 12, Mater Dei 11
Toms River South 16, Central 4
JACKSON ROARS BACK
The Jackson Memorial High School baseball team borrowed a page from its long ball past Monday.
""This was Larry D'Zio ball,'' said former Jackson slugger Marc Fink, now an assistant coach. Fink set the Shore Conference career record of 27 home runs when D'Zio was the boss.
Monday the Jaguars, now under the guidance of third year coach Frank Malta, used their first home runs of 2007, a pair of three-run blasts, to set up a come-from-behind nondivision victory over Freehold.
Jackson (3-1) scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh to down the Colonials (1-1), three on a home run Carl Lofaso before Ryan Guarino's RBI double sent home Corey Carr from second base with the game-winner.
""That's (home run tradition) what we were talking about right after the game,'' said Malta.
"Marc gives me a lot of history of this place. We don't have the same type of lineup of (of the D'Zio teams), but today we did. We got some runners on and hit a couple of three-run jacks."".''
Bill Lee unloaded a three-run home run for Jackson in the third inning cutting into a 4-0 Freehold lead.
""The one thing they (his players) talked about was they wanted to finish the deal,'' said Malta. ""It took us to the very end of the ball game to finish it.''
Senior right-hander Joe Marchitelli quieted Freehold through the middle innings. ""He wanted the ball in that situation to stop the bleeding,'' said Malta.
Senior right-hander Dave Ricci, though yielding two runs in the top of the seventh, collected his first varsity victory.
Brian Prisk homered with one on for Freehold.
- Tony Graham
CBA 9, MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 6: Steve McSherry hit a three-run home run and Jim Laufer a two-run shot when the No. 1 Colts (2-0, 2-0) mounted a 9-1, six-inning lead over the Eagles (0-3, 0-2) in a Class A North game.
Miles Santos (3-for-3) tagged a solo home run for South in the second inning and a two-run double in the seventh when he scored on a two-run home run by Eric Dunn.
CBA Ace Kyle Slate came out of the bullpen to get the final out.
Dave Laufer pitched the first five innings for the victory, allowing three hits, and also had two hits.
- Tony Graham
LACEY 9, BRICK MEMORIAL 8: Mike Mitton singled with two down in the bottom of the eighth inning, stole second, and rode home on a single by Gerry Gatyas that gave the Lions (1-3, 1-1) their first victory as a member of Class A South in baseball at the expense of the Mustangs (0-3, 0-3).
Mitton led Lacey with two hits with junior left-hander Martin Duddy going 2.1 scoreless innings in relief for the victory, fanning two.
Memorial sophomore catcher Andrew Stillwagon slugged a solo home run in his second varsity at bat, the Mustangs' Brian Staub had three hits, and Tom Murray a three-run double in the first inning.
""We definitely needed that one, especially in conference,'' said Lacey coach Keith Tyhanic. ""It shows the guys are sticking together after a slow start and we're looking to pick up some momentum after this win.''
Lacey hosts Brick Wednesday.
- Tony Graham
MIDDLETOWN NORTH 9, HOWELL 8: The No. 8 Lions (3-1, 3-0) squandered an early 7-1 lead but rallied with two runs in the bottom of the 10th inning when Kevin Mager doubled across the tying run and continued home with the winning run when the throw from the outfield skipped into foul territory.
Mike Collison, the winning pitcher in relief, went 2-for-4 with two singles and an RBI and drew two walks. The senior allowed one run over the last three innings for his first varsity win.
Frank Ozello gave Howell the lead with an RBI single in the 10th inning while Brian Battagglia went 3-for-5 and Ozello had three hits and three RBI for the Rebels.
- Tony Graham
BARNEGAT 5, POINT BORO 1:Brian Calabria hit a tie-breaking, two run-double, one of three doubles for the Bengals (3-1, 1-1) in a four-run sixth inning that led to their first Class B South win at the expense of the No. 9 Panthers (1-2, 1-2).
Sean Collins led off the inning with a double and Sam Redmond's second double of the game knocked in Calabria to make it 4-1. Sean Deering's RBI single capped the four-run rally.
Winning pitcher Matt MacNeal had an RBI single for Barnegat in the first inning.
Pat Biserta had two hits for Point Boro including an RBI single in the sixth inning and Jim Simon doubled and tripled for the Panthers.
- Tony Graham
MANCHESTER 9, MONSIGNOR DONOVAN 2: Bobby Johnson tagged a two-run triple and Allen Robinson an RBI single when the Hawks (3-0, 3-0) scored four runs in the sixth inning to pull away from the Griffins (2-1, 2-1) in a Class B South game.
Mike Roberts went two-for four with an RBI double in the second inning and singled to drive in a run in the fifth.
Senior right-hander Ryan Casey, in his first career start after winning in relief Saturday, came within one out of a complete game firing a two-hitter and struck out 13.
Casey started because scheduled starter Anthony Palmiotto was late for the game due to a medical issue. Palmiotto later slugged an RBI triple.
""We knew we could get two out of him (Casey),'' said Gerard O'Donnell, assistant coach. ""He was going to be our closer. We didn't know we could get seven out of him.''
- Tony Graham
MANALAPAN 1, MARLBORO 0: Junior right-hander Mark Holmes outdueled Jason Taub in a battle of five-hitters for his first varsity win as the Braves (4-0, 1-0) defeated the Mustangs (0-2, 0-2) in a Class A North game.
Chris Lamboy scored in the first inning when he reached reached on an error, stole second, an raced home on a catcher's throwing error after a passed ball.
Holmes struck out four and walked one surviving a lead-off double in the first inning by Jeff Paglio-Pizzi. He also got defensive help in the sixth inning when a runner was cut down at third base by centerfielder Shawn McGrane.
- Tony Graham
TOMS RIVER SOUTH 16, CENTRAL 4: Vincent Vivona's first varsity hit was a three-run home run as the No. 4 Indians ((3-1) vanquished the Golden Eagles ((0-2) in a nondivision game. Jake Delvento was 2 for 3 with 3 RBI and three runs scored and
Joe Talerico 3 for 3 with 4 runs scored. He also stole three bases and drove in a run.
- Tony Graham
RB CATHOLIC 8, RED BANK 2: George Stipisich belted a two-run triple during the Caseys' five-run sixth inning, helping Red Bank Catholic (2-1, 2-1) pull away from the Bucs (0-2, 0-2) in Class A Central play.
J.C. Menna opened up the scoring with a two-run single in the third and finished the game 3-for-3. Caseys starter Patrick Quinn earned the win, allowing one earned run on five hits, while striking out five in six innings. Cole Gettis had two of Red Bank's five hits.
- Matt Manley
HOLMDEL 17, ACADEMY CHARTER 1 - Mike Renna doubled home a run and slammed a solo home run and Anthony Ferraioli hit a three-run home run to help the Hornets (1-1) to gain their first victory of the season in a non-conference game.
Sophomore right-hander Ian Wladika earned first varsity triumph.
- Tony Graham
SOUTHERN 9, BRICK 4: Tim Moffitt cracked a bases clearing double in the top of the seventh as part of a six run inning for the Rams (2-2, 2-2) as they came from behind to down the Green Dragons (1-2, 1-2) in Class A South.
Moffitt finished 2-for-3 for the game with three RBI as Andre Schmidt capped the big seventh inning with a two run triple that scored Moffitt and Matthew Gaudet-Walters.
- Josh Newman
COLTS NECK 11, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 5: Frank Piazza's two-run single in the first inning was one of the junior's two hits and started the Cougars (2-1, 1-0) to their first Class A North win as they defeated the No. 10 Patriots (2-2, 1-2).
Colts Neck drew eight walks and took advantage of four errors by Freehold Township. It broke the game open with a five-run seventh inning.
Chris Ballester had two hits for Freehold Township.
KEYPORT 22, ASBURY PARK 3: Kevin Costello had a double, triple, and five RBI for the Red Raiders. Brian Hartnett singled and doubled and drove in a run for Asbury Park.
- Tony Graham
NEPTUNE 10, POINT BEACH 5:Chris Sibole ignited a seven-run fourth inning with the first of his two doubles, later adding a two-run-double, while Brian Toohey and Tim Kortenhaus had RBI doubles, Chris Ace a two-run single, and Blake Young-Park singled across a run when the Scarlet Fliers (2-1) wiped out a 5-1 deficit and went on to top the Garnet Gulls (3-1) in a nondivision game.
Toohey struck out 11 for his second win.
Dean Daly singled and tripled home a run for Point Beach.
- Tony Graham
PINELANDS 5, LAKEWOOD 2: Ryan Orlando was 3 for 3 with an RBI double in a three-run run sixth inning when ther Wuildcats (2-2, 1-2) snapped a 2-2 tire and defeated the Piners (0-2, 0-1).
Winning pitcher Shawn Franklin scattered five hits and allowed one earned run in the complete game victory.
- Tony Graham
St. Joseph's 12, Mater Dei 11: Mike Pellicane went 2-for-5 with a double and John Supon 2-for-4 with a solo home run but the Seraphs (0-4) were unable to overcome deficits of 6-0 and 11-4 in a loss to the Wildcats (1-1).
- Tony Graham
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