Saturday scoreboard/ST. ROSE tops St. Peter's JC, 3-1; MATAWAN SHOCKS No. 7 MONMOUTH; SJ VIANNEY downs Rumson/updated 8:50 p.m.
Scores
(Please see below the scoreboard for game details)
SCOREBOARD
Toms River south 10, New Milford, Conn. 5
Toms River South 10, Weathersford, Conn. 1
Brick 5, Lacey 3
Freehold 11, Long Branch 0
Henry Hudson 10, Mater Dei 6
Holmdel 7, Red Bank 0
Keyport 6, Point Beach 4
Manalapan 12, Midd. North 2
Jackson 11, Howell 1
Lakewood 5, Point Boro 2
Matawan 8, Monmouth 0
Red Bank Catholic 10, Manasquan 4
Nutley 6, TR North 2
SJ Vianney 7, Rumson 6
St. Rose 3, ST. Peter's 1
Shore 19, Mater Dei 4
Marlboro 3, Freehold Township 1
Henry Hudson at Mater Dei2 p.m.
Monmouth County Tournament
Wall 7, Middletown South 3
At Walt Disney Wide World of Sports, Fla.
TR South vs. New Milford, Conn.3 p.m.
TR East vs. Wethersfield, Conn3:30 p.m.
TR South vs. Wethersfield, Conn.6 p.m.
TR East vs. New Milford, Conn.6:30 p.m.
GAME DETAILS
ST. ROSE 3, ST. PETER's 1: Senior right-hander Anthony Ranaudo allowed a fifth inningn single, struck out eight and walked one to lead the No. 9 Purple Roses (5-0) to a nondivision win over Non-Public A power St. Peter's (8-2) of Jersey City.
St. Rose's Chris Bresnahan singled and scored from second base on a wild pitch for St. Rose in the first inning.
In the fifth Bresnahan walked, stole second and third, and scored on a two-out hit by Brian Donohoe and John McGrath came home on wild throw while stealing third base for a 3-0 lead.
St. Peter's tallied on an infield out after the single in the fifth inning.
The 6-7 Ranaudo faced 25 batters.
MATAWAN 8, MONMOUTH 0:There hasn't all that much to cheer about for the Matawan Regional High School baseball team this season. But the Huskies had to be in a a cheering mood Saturday.
Junior right-hander J.D. Melendez hurled a five-hitter and struck out five in an 8-0 Shore Conference Class B North win for Matawan (2-6, 2-4) over Monmouth Regional (5-3, 4-2), ranked No. 7 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10 Poll.
""It's a good win, we were scuffling a little bit,'' said John Kaye, Matawan coach.
""J.D. was able to locate and threw all his pithes for strikes,'' said Kaye. ""He was ahead in the count most all day.''
Matawan sealed the game with a seven-run third inning. It included a three-run double by Rich Vitaliano, a two-run single by Matt Buragina, and an RBI single by Nick Citro.
Melendez went 2-for-4 with an RBI single in the first inning and Bruce Monroe 2-for-3 with two singles.
""This does a lot for our confidence but if our pitchers throw strikes we can glove the the ball with anybody,'' Kaye said.
Matawan moved to Class B North this season from Class A Central where it now faces somewhat larger schools.
""The first time around was tough in that we were not really familiar with our opponents,'' said Kaye. Monmouth won the first meeting this season, 7-3.
""A Central is a good division,'' Kaye said. ""The teams are good. We just haven't played well to date.
""Maybe with the warm weather we'll get it going.''
- Tony Graham
SJ VIANNEY 7, RUMSON-FH 6: A five-run rally with two out in the bottom of the fourth gave the Lancers (7-1, 5-1) a 7-1 lead and they held on after a five-run Bulldogs' rally in the seventh to avenge their only loss and move into sole possession of first place in Class A Central.
Rumson (5-2, 4-2) had defeated St. John Vianney, 3-0 on April 5 on a three-run home run by Mike McDonough. The Lancers have won six straight since.
A three-run homer by Steve Giordano pulled the Bulldogs within, 7-6 with two out in the seventh, but Paul Bacigalupi, who pitched the entire seventh in relief, got a strikeout to end the game.
With the Lancers ahead 2-1 in the fourth, Chris Lewnes stroked an RBI double and Gary Fare and Kevin Russell each followed with two-run singles.
Russell had an RBI single and Fare a sacrifice fly in the third to give St. John Vianney the lead.
Kevin McLaughlin (1-1) allowed three hits and struck out two and allowed one run over the first five innings to pick up the win.
BY STEVEN FALK
RED BANK CATHOLIC 10, MANASQUAN 4:Jake Beim's second double of the day cleared the bases in a six-run seventh inning when the Caseys (6-3, 3-3) broke away from a 4-3 lead over the Warriors (4-4, 3-4) in a Class B Central game.
Tom Higgens and George Stipisich had RBI singles in the inning.
A. J. Miller went 3-for-4 with three RBI and a run scored for Manasquan.
HOLMDEL 7, RED BANK 0: Sophomore Ian Wladika pitched a five-hitter and struck out three and tagged a two-run double in the fifth inning when the Hornets (4-3, 3-2) opened a 6-0 lead over the Bucs (3-4, 2-5) in a Class B North game.
No. 9 batter senior Kyle O' Gorman had two hits and three RBI.
Freshman Jake Kalish went 2-for 3 for Red Bank.
- Tony Graham
JACKSON 11, HOWELL 1:Ryan Gaurino rapped two doubles and drove in three runs in thew seven-run sixth inning gn that ended the nondivision win for the No. 4 Jaguars (8-2) over the Rebels (2-5).
Billy Lee's two-run single and an RBI single by Cory Carr preceded Guarino's two-run double that concluded Jackson's seventh win in eight games.
Joe Marchitelli gave Jackson the lead with a two-run double in the fourth inning.
Chance Carrick hit a solo home run for Howell in the sixth inning.
- Tony Graham
LAKEWOOD 5, POINT BORO 2: Charlie Cunliffe had three hits and drove in two runs to help the Piners ((3-4, 3-3) top the Panthers (3-5, 3-4) in a Class B South game.
Pat Biserta doubled and singled for Point Boro.
Lakewood senior right-hander Jim D'Aloia came off an injury to pitch a complete game in his first start of the season striking out four.
The Piners also expect a return soon of of junior right-hander and catcher Johnny Sanchez who has been out all season.
- Tony Graham
BRICK 5, LACEY 3:Andrew Lombardo and Jared Page hit back-to-back two-run doubles with two outs in the first inning sending the Green Dragons (4-3, 4-3) to a 4-1 lead and a Class A South win over the over the Lions ((1-7, 1-5).
Junior right-hander Chris Sorice, who defeated Javckson last week 1-0, ran his record to 3-0 scattering 10 hits and struck out four.
Ray Johnson added two hits and scored a run for Brick.
Lacey lead-off batter Mike Mitton went 3-for-4 and scored two runs and is 6-for-8 in Lacey's two games vs. Brick this year.
- Tony Graham
TR SOUTH 10, NEW MILFORD (Conn.) 5: Junior Jeff Bissey pitched 52/3 innings of one-run relief with 11 strikeouts to record his first varsity win and Joe Talerico went 3-for-4 with two RBI as the Indians (6-4) opened their stay at Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla. with a win over New Milford (5-4).
Brian Crashewski went 2-for-2 with an RBI single in the fourthk, Chase Gray had an RBI triple in a four-run fourth and Tyler Gebler started a three-run second with a triple.
BY STEVEN FALK
TOMS RIVER SOUTH 10, WETHERSFIELD (CONN.) 1: Junior Vincent Vivona pitched five-hit ball over the first six innings with five strikeouts and senior Joe Talerico belted a two-run inside the park homer in the sixth as the No. 8 Indians (7-4) made it a 2-0 day at Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla. with the victory over Wethersfield (Conn.).
Ryan Kapp was 2-for-3 with three RBI. His two-run triple highlighted a four-run first.Tyler Gebler and Vivona followed with run-scoring singles.
Perry had a run-scoring triple in the sixth, just before Talerico's homer.
BY STEVEN FALK
SHORE 19, MATER DEI 4: Sophomore Todd Juliano belted a two-run home run in the first inning and a grand slam in a seven-run second to pace the Blue Devils (7-1, 7-1) to a Class B Central win over the Seraphs (0-7, 0-6).
Jeff Walstein hit a two-run double in a six-run fifth inning.
Russ Young homered with one on for Mater Dei in the third innning.
- Tony Graham
MANALAPAN 12, MIDD. NORTH 2: Dave Becker and Nick Turano each had two hits and two RBI and Chris Lamboy had two hits, scored three runs and had an RBI as the Braves (8-3, 5-3) continued their solid play with a win over the Lions (5-5, 5-2) in a Class A North game Junior right-hander Matt Steimitz (2-1) allowed four hits and one run and struck out two over the first five innings to pick up the win.
Middletown North has lost four straight over the last four days.
BY STEVEN FALK
MARLBORO 3, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 1: An RBI single by Dom Imperato tied the Class A North game in the bottom of the first inning and a two-out single in the second by Jeff Paglio-Pizzi gave the Mustangs (3-4, 2-4) a 2-1 lead en route to a victory over the Patriots (5-4, 4-3).
Adam Helfgott (2-for-3) singled across an insurance run in the fourth inning.
Paglio-Pizzi and Craig Bodziner each added two hits for Marlboro.
Marlboro sophomore right-hander Anthony Castelli pitched into the sixth inning and Matt Lichtenthal came on to collect his third save.
- Tony Graham
FREEHOLD 11, LONG BRANCH 0: Senior left-hander Joe Fecsko hurled a one-hitter with six strikeouts to pick up his first varsity win in his second varsity start and Jeff Frost went 3-for-3 with a double, a triple and three RBI as the Colonials (3-3, 3-2) defeated the Green Wave (0-7, 0-6) in a Class B North game.
Matt Whalen had a two-run double and Colton Ruggieri was 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored for Freehold.
BY STEVEN FALK
WALL 7, MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 3: The No. 2 Knights batted around in a six-run fourth inning which featured a two-run single by Andrew Otterberg, RBI singles by Anthony Cinelli, and Andrew Nowell, and a rally-capping two-run single by Matt Debonis in defeating the Eagles (1-8) in the quarterfinals of the Monmouth County Tournament.
Craig Hughes homered for Wall's first hit in the third inning and later added a single.
Mike Farrell singled home two runs for South in the first inning and the Eagles made it 3-1 in the fourth on a triple by Steve Burgher and a double by Mike Guarini.
- Tony Graham
NUTLEY 6, TOMS RIVER NORTH 2: Billy Hoermann hit his second home run in two days and Ryan Fontanelli had a pinch-hit solo shot but the No.1 Mariners had their seven-game winning streak snapped by the Raiders (6-2) in a nondivisional game.
Nutley hit three home runs, two by Bill Lupo who connected on a solo blast and a two-run shot.
Hoermann and Steve Nyisztor each went 2-for-3 for TR North.
- Tony Graham
HENRY HUDSON 10, MATER DEI 6: Brian Olofson had four hits inclduing two doubles and a triple, drove in two runs and scored three to lead the Admirals (4-3, 4-3) to a Class B Central win over the Seraphs (0-8, 0-7).
Mike Pellicane and Tom Matthew hit two-run home runs for Mater Dei.
(Please see below the scoreboard for game details)
SCOREBOARD
Toms River south 10, New Milford, Conn. 5
Toms River South 10, Weathersford, Conn. 1
Brick 5, Lacey 3
Freehold 11, Long Branch 0
Henry Hudson 10, Mater Dei 6
Holmdel 7, Red Bank 0
Keyport 6, Point Beach 4
Manalapan 12, Midd. North 2
Jackson 11, Howell 1
Lakewood 5, Point Boro 2
Matawan 8, Monmouth 0
Red Bank Catholic 10, Manasquan 4
Nutley 6, TR North 2
SJ Vianney 7, Rumson 6
St. Rose 3, ST. Peter's 1
Shore 19, Mater Dei 4
Marlboro 3, Freehold Township 1
Henry Hudson at Mater Dei2 p.m.
Monmouth County Tournament
Wall 7, Middletown South 3
At Walt Disney Wide World of Sports, Fla.
TR South vs. New Milford, Conn.3 p.m.
TR East vs. Wethersfield, Conn3:30 p.m.
TR South vs. Wethersfield, Conn.6 p.m.
TR East vs. New Milford, Conn.6:30 p.m.
GAME DETAILS
ST. ROSE 3, ST. PETER's 1: Senior right-hander Anthony Ranaudo allowed a fifth inningn single, struck out eight and walked one to lead the No. 9 Purple Roses (5-0) to a nondivision win over Non-Public A power St. Peter's (8-2) of Jersey City.
St. Rose's Chris Bresnahan singled and scored from second base on a wild pitch for St. Rose in the first inning.
In the fifth Bresnahan walked, stole second and third, and scored on a two-out hit by Brian Donohoe and John McGrath came home on wild throw while stealing third base for a 3-0 lead.
St. Peter's tallied on an infield out after the single in the fifth inning.
The 6-7 Ranaudo faced 25 batters.
MATAWAN 8, MONMOUTH 0:There hasn't all that much to cheer about for the Matawan Regional High School baseball team this season. But the Huskies had to be in a a cheering mood Saturday.
Junior right-hander J.D. Melendez hurled a five-hitter and struck out five in an 8-0 Shore Conference Class B North win for Matawan (2-6, 2-4) over Monmouth Regional (5-3, 4-2), ranked No. 7 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10 Poll.
""It's a good win, we were scuffling a little bit,'' said John Kaye, Matawan coach.
""J.D. was able to locate and threw all his pithes for strikes,'' said Kaye. ""He was ahead in the count most all day.''
Matawan sealed the game with a seven-run third inning. It included a three-run double by Rich Vitaliano, a two-run single by Matt Buragina, and an RBI single by Nick Citro.
Melendez went 2-for-4 with an RBI single in the first inning and Bruce Monroe 2-for-3 with two singles.
""This does a lot for our confidence but if our pitchers throw strikes we can glove the the ball with anybody,'' Kaye said.
Matawan moved to Class B North this season from Class A Central where it now faces somewhat larger schools.
""The first time around was tough in that we were not really familiar with our opponents,'' said Kaye. Monmouth won the first meeting this season, 7-3.
""A Central is a good division,'' Kaye said. ""The teams are good. We just haven't played well to date.
""Maybe with the warm weather we'll get it going.''
- Tony Graham
SJ VIANNEY 7, RUMSON-FH 6: A five-run rally with two out in the bottom of the fourth gave the Lancers (7-1, 5-1) a 7-1 lead and they held on after a five-run Bulldogs' rally in the seventh to avenge their only loss and move into sole possession of first place in Class A Central.
Rumson (5-2, 4-2) had defeated St. John Vianney, 3-0 on April 5 on a three-run home run by Mike McDonough. The Lancers have won six straight since.
A three-run homer by Steve Giordano pulled the Bulldogs within, 7-6 with two out in the seventh, but Paul Bacigalupi, who pitched the entire seventh in relief, got a strikeout to end the game.
With the Lancers ahead 2-1 in the fourth, Chris Lewnes stroked an RBI double and Gary Fare and Kevin Russell each followed with two-run singles.
Russell had an RBI single and Fare a sacrifice fly in the third to give St. John Vianney the lead.
Kevin McLaughlin (1-1) allowed three hits and struck out two and allowed one run over the first five innings to pick up the win.
BY STEVEN FALK
RED BANK CATHOLIC 10, MANASQUAN 4:Jake Beim's second double of the day cleared the bases in a six-run seventh inning when the Caseys (6-3, 3-3) broke away from a 4-3 lead over the Warriors (4-4, 3-4) in a Class B Central game.
Tom Higgens and George Stipisich had RBI singles in the inning.
A. J. Miller went 3-for-4 with three RBI and a run scored for Manasquan.
HOLMDEL 7, RED BANK 0: Sophomore Ian Wladika pitched a five-hitter and struck out three and tagged a two-run double in the fifth inning when the Hornets (4-3, 3-2) opened a 6-0 lead over the Bucs (3-4, 2-5) in a Class B North game.
No. 9 batter senior Kyle O' Gorman had two hits and three RBI.
Freshman Jake Kalish went 2-for 3 for Red Bank.
- Tony Graham
JACKSON 11, HOWELL 1:Ryan Gaurino rapped two doubles and drove in three runs in thew seven-run sixth inning gn that ended the nondivision win for the No. 4 Jaguars (8-2) over the Rebels (2-5).
Billy Lee's two-run single and an RBI single by Cory Carr preceded Guarino's two-run double that concluded Jackson's seventh win in eight games.
Joe Marchitelli gave Jackson the lead with a two-run double in the fourth inning.
Chance Carrick hit a solo home run for Howell in the sixth inning.
- Tony Graham
LAKEWOOD 5, POINT BORO 2: Charlie Cunliffe had three hits and drove in two runs to help the Piners ((3-4, 3-3) top the Panthers (3-5, 3-4) in a Class B South game.
Pat Biserta doubled and singled for Point Boro.
Lakewood senior right-hander Jim D'Aloia came off an injury to pitch a complete game in his first start of the season striking out four.
The Piners also expect a return soon of of junior right-hander and catcher Johnny Sanchez who has been out all season.
- Tony Graham
BRICK 5, LACEY 3:Andrew Lombardo and Jared Page hit back-to-back two-run doubles with two outs in the first inning sending the Green Dragons (4-3, 4-3) to a 4-1 lead and a Class A South win over the over the Lions ((1-7, 1-5).
Junior right-hander Chris Sorice, who defeated Javckson last week 1-0, ran his record to 3-0 scattering 10 hits and struck out four.
Ray Johnson added two hits and scored a run for Brick.
Lacey lead-off batter Mike Mitton went 3-for-4 and scored two runs and is 6-for-8 in Lacey's two games vs. Brick this year.
- Tony Graham
TR SOUTH 10, NEW MILFORD (Conn.) 5: Junior Jeff Bissey pitched 52/3 innings of one-run relief with 11 strikeouts to record his first varsity win and Joe Talerico went 3-for-4 with two RBI as the Indians (6-4) opened their stay at Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla. with a win over New Milford (5-4).
Brian Crashewski went 2-for-2 with an RBI single in the fourthk, Chase Gray had an RBI triple in a four-run fourth and Tyler Gebler started a three-run second with a triple.
BY STEVEN FALK
TOMS RIVER SOUTH 10, WETHERSFIELD (CONN.) 1: Junior Vincent Vivona pitched five-hit ball over the first six innings with five strikeouts and senior Joe Talerico belted a two-run inside the park homer in the sixth as the No. 8 Indians (7-4) made it a 2-0 day at Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla. with the victory over Wethersfield (Conn.).
Ryan Kapp was 2-for-3 with three RBI. His two-run triple highlighted a four-run first.Tyler Gebler and Vivona followed with run-scoring singles.
Perry had a run-scoring triple in the sixth, just before Talerico's homer.
BY STEVEN FALK
SHORE 19, MATER DEI 4: Sophomore Todd Juliano belted a two-run home run in the first inning and a grand slam in a seven-run second to pace the Blue Devils (7-1, 7-1) to a Class B Central win over the Seraphs (0-7, 0-6).
Jeff Walstein hit a two-run double in a six-run fifth inning.
Russ Young homered with one on for Mater Dei in the third innning.
- Tony Graham
MANALAPAN 12, MIDD. NORTH 2: Dave Becker and Nick Turano each had two hits and two RBI and Chris Lamboy had two hits, scored three runs and had an RBI as the Braves (8-3, 5-3) continued their solid play with a win over the Lions (5-5, 5-2) in a Class A North game Junior right-hander Matt Steimitz (2-1) allowed four hits and one run and struck out two over the first five innings to pick up the win.
Middletown North has lost four straight over the last four days.
BY STEVEN FALK
MARLBORO 3, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 1: An RBI single by Dom Imperato tied the Class A North game in the bottom of the first inning and a two-out single in the second by Jeff Paglio-Pizzi gave the Mustangs (3-4, 2-4) a 2-1 lead en route to a victory over the Patriots (5-4, 4-3).
Adam Helfgott (2-for-3) singled across an insurance run in the fourth inning.
Paglio-Pizzi and Craig Bodziner each added two hits for Marlboro.
Marlboro sophomore right-hander Anthony Castelli pitched into the sixth inning and Matt Lichtenthal came on to collect his third save.
- Tony Graham
FREEHOLD 11, LONG BRANCH 0: Senior left-hander Joe Fecsko hurled a one-hitter with six strikeouts to pick up his first varsity win in his second varsity start and Jeff Frost went 3-for-3 with a double, a triple and three RBI as the Colonials (3-3, 3-2) defeated the Green Wave (0-7, 0-6) in a Class B North game.
Matt Whalen had a two-run double and Colton Ruggieri was 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored for Freehold.
BY STEVEN FALK
WALL 7, MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 3: The No. 2 Knights batted around in a six-run fourth inning which featured a two-run single by Andrew Otterberg, RBI singles by Anthony Cinelli, and Andrew Nowell, and a rally-capping two-run single by Matt Debonis in defeating the Eagles (1-8) in the quarterfinals of the Monmouth County Tournament.
Craig Hughes homered for Wall's first hit in the third inning and later added a single.
Mike Farrell singled home two runs for South in the first inning and the Eagles made it 3-1 in the fourth on a triple by Steve Burgher and a double by Mike Guarini.
- Tony Graham
NUTLEY 6, TOMS RIVER NORTH 2: Billy Hoermann hit his second home run in two days and Ryan Fontanelli had a pinch-hit solo shot but the No.1 Mariners had their seven-game winning streak snapped by the Raiders (6-2) in a nondivisional game.
Nutley hit three home runs, two by Bill Lupo who connected on a solo blast and a two-run shot.
Hoermann and Steve Nyisztor each went 2-for-3 for TR North.
- Tony Graham
HENRY HUDSON 10, MATER DEI 6: Brian Olofson had four hits inclduing two doubles and a triple, drove in two runs and scored three to lead the Admirals (4-3, 4-3) to a Class B Central win over the Seraphs (0-8, 0-7).
Mike Pellicane and Tom Matthew hit two-run home runs for Mater Dei.
posted by Tony Graham at 9:06 AM
6 Comments:
tony who put these stats in the press they have all the kids who have been in almost every game their teams have played. the kid gebler from TRS 21k's how many games has he been in. luchetti from brick has 15 K'S and i'm sure he's been in more games than that kid from central i think his name is evey beatty and if i'm not wrong in 2 games 12 innings pitched he has 15 K'S and has given up 8 hits and era of what?????????is it games played or WHAT HOW DOES IT WORK ????????????????????????????
player of the week a 60 year old man could put it out of ST.JOES little league field YOU DO LIVE ON HYERS ST DON"T YOU
Stats are provided by the coaches.. supposed to be through Tuesday games of that week.
We take them at face value.
Ok then..how about a 70-year old man? 75? Do I hear 80?
wuold it be ok if i help with the stats if caoch says fine????? just let me know if it's ok with you
BALD EAGLE
Coaches are responsible for stats...period.
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