Wednesday baseball results/ all scores complete
Barnaget 8, Donovan 5
CBA 9, Marlboro 0
Central 8, Pinelands 0
Freehold Township 2, Middletown South 1
Howell 5, Manalapan 4
Jackson 3, Southern 0
Toms River North stops No. 3 Toms River East, 4-3.
Lacey 5, Brick 4
Lakewood 5, Manchester 4
Middletown North 4, Colts Neck 0
Monmouth 7, Matawan 3
Point Beach 12, Monmouth Academy 3
Red Bank Catholic 6, Brick Memorial 1
SJ Vianney 17, Manasquan 2
Steinert 7, Wall 1
Toms River North stops No. 3 Toms River East, 4-3.
MARINERS SAIL INTO A SOUTH PICTURE
The Toms River North High School baseball team Wednesday threw its hat into the crowded Shore Conference Class A South ring.
Scott Shan's two-run home run capped a three-run fourth inning and gave the unranked Mariners (3-1, 3-1) the lead for good as they knocked off the Raiders (3-1, 3-1), No. 3 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10 Poll, 4-3 in a Class A South game.
""It was a left field shot over the scoreboard and ignited us and gave us the lead we needed (4-2) to finish the ball game,'' said Ted Schelmay, TR North coach. ""Scott Shan is a big, strong, junior and can hit with power.'"
The result left Toms River North, Toms River East, and surging Jackson (5-1, 3-1) in a three-way tie for the Class A South lead.
""We're happy with the win against Toms River East,'' said Schelmay. ""But there's a still a lot of A south baseball to be played.'"
A run-scoring single by Billy Hoermann in the fourth tied the score before Shan connected.
Toms River East, which had defeated Toms River South (3-2, 2-2) on Tuesday, pulled within a run on an RBI single by Bryan Frank in the fifth, but winning pitcher Chad Geran ended the threat by turning a 1-3 double play on a line drive back to the mound.
Geran (2-0) struck out three, walked none, and allowed six hits in a route-going performance.
C.J. Alonso doubled in the third inning to bring TR North within 2-1.
Alonso and Hoermann each had two hits and Frank and Brady Doyle both went 2-for-3 for the Raiders.
Chris Wedding had an RBI double in the first, when Toms River East took a 2-0 lead.
Steven Falk/Tony Graham
JACKSON 3, SOUTHERN 0: Senior right-hander Carl Stockert (1-0) threw a complete-game one-hitter yielding a second-inning single as the Jaguars (5-1, 3-1) extended their longest winning streak since 2003 to four games with a Class A South win over the Rams (2-3, 2-3).
Bill Lee hit a two-run double and Corey Carr drove in a run with a ground ball for Jackson.
Stockert struck out eight and hit two batters.
- Tony Graham
LAKEWOOD 5, MANCHESTER 4: Joseph Curry, Jose Colon and Kenny Nieves combined on a no-hitter, with Nieves pitching out of jams in the sixth and seventh innings as the Piners (1-2, 1-1) defeated the Hawks (3-1, 3-1) in a Class B South game and knocked Manchester from the ranks of the unbeaten.
The three pitches combined for five strikeouts and 10 walks. Nieves, a sophomore right--hander, got out of a bases-loaded jam in the sixth and left the tying run in the seventh.
Justin Rafferty had three RBI on three ground balls, Jimmy D'Aloia had a run-scoring single in the second and scored what turned out to be the winning run in the fourth on a ground ball by Rafferty in the fourth.
STEVEN FALK
BRICK 5, LACEY 4:F. J. Luchetti pitched seven innings fanning nine and hit a two-run home run in the top of the seventh that gave the Green Dragons (2-2, 2-2) a 5-2 lead over the Lions (1-4, 1-2) in a Class A South game.
In the bottom of the seventh Mike Mitton tripled and and scored on a passed ball and an RBI single by Tim Smith made it a one-run game.
Mitton went 3-for-4 adding a single, double, and scored two runs.
- Tony Graham
RED BANK CATHOLIC 6, BRICK MEMORIAL 1:George Stipisich went 2-for-3 with two RBI and Nick Romano slammed a solo home run helping the Caseys (3-1) reel off their third victory in a row
as they downed the Mustangs (0-5) in a nondivision game.
Senior right-hander John Rogers struck out nine and allowed two hits over six innings for RBC.
- Tony Graham
MIDDLETOWN NORTH 4, COLTS NECK 0: Senior Sean Byrnes hurled a three-hitter, struck out seven, and went 2-for-4 with a run scored as the No. 8 Lions (4-1, 4-0) blanked the Cougars (2-2, 1-1) in a Class A North game.
In the first inning North scored two runs on a throwing error and in the second inning Mike Collison connected on a 2-run double.
- Tony Graham
BARNEGAT 8, MONSIGNOR DONOVAN 5: Sam Redmond and Sean Collins each had two hits , Redmond drove in two runs, and Alex Tynan struck out five over five innings to lead the Bengals (4-11, 2-1) to a Class B South win over the Griffins (2-2).
Losing pitcher Andy Gannon hit a three-run home run for Donovan.
HOWELL 5, MANALAPAN 4: Mike Fiorillo's walk-off single between shortstop and third base to delivered the Rebels (1-2, 1-2) a win over the previously unbeaten Braves (4-1, 1-1) in Class A North.
Chance Carrick drew a bases loaded walk to tie the game with one out and Fiorillo followed with the winning hit.
Fiorillo worked the first six innings to a no decision. Andrew Dans doubled in a run in Howell's 2-run fourth to draw it within 4-3. Manalapan scored three in the second inning, including two runs on two separate squeeze plays.
- Matt Manley
ST. JOHN VIANNEY 17, MANASQUAN 2:The Lancers (4-1, 2-1), who came from behind in their three prior victories, needed no such heroics to down the Warriors (1-2, 0-2) in a Class A Central game.
Senior Gary Fare slugged a two-run home run in the first inning on his way to a 3-for-4 day with four RBI and three runs scored.
Marc Teel added three hits, scored three runs, and drove in one for St. John Vianney which sealed the verdict ewith a nine-run fifth inning.
Tony Graham
CBA 9, MARLBORO 0: Kyle Slate, fresh of his no-hitter vs. Freehold Townbship, threw five innings of three-hit ball and Jimmy Laufer and Mike Galeotiafiore slugged two-run home rusns to lead the No. 1 Colts (3-0, 3-0) over the Mustangs (0-3, 0-3) in a Class A North game.
- Tony Graham
CENTRAL 8, PINELANDS 0:Junior right-hander Evan Beattie scattered five hits and struck six to pick up his first varsity win in his first varsity start as the Golden Eagles (1-2, 1-1) defeated the Wildcats (2-3, 1-3) in a Class B South game.
Shawn Kessler belted his first varsity homer … a solo shot in the sixth. Mike Sonntag slammed a three-run double in the fifth to break open what was a 2-0 game and Steven Figueroa was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored.
STEINERT 7, WALL 1:Drew Pinero gave the Knights (2-1) the lead with a fifth inning sacrfice fly that scored Anthony Cinelli who had doubled, but Steinert (5-0) parlayed four hits, an error, and a sacrfice fly into four runs when it took control in the sixth inning of the nonconference game.
Cinelli went 2-for-3 while Matt Murphy was 4-for-4 with two RBI for Steinert.
- Tony Graham
POINT BEACH 12, MONMOUTH ACADEMY 3: Shane Ferguon went 4-for-5 with three RBI and Sam Sciamarelli socked two doubles and scored two runs as the Garnet Gulls (4-2) defeated Monmouth Academy in a nonconference game.
McKenzie Neumaier went 2-for-3 with an RBI and scored two runs.
STEVEN FALK
MONMOUTH 7, MATAWAN 3:Pat Goughran hit a two-run home run and Kyle Fagan followed with a solo shot in the first inning to launch the Golden Falcons (3-1, 2-0)) to a Class B North win over the Huskies (0-4, 0-2).
Goughran and Fagan each had two hits and Fagan three RBI.
Senior Matt Conte struck out 3 over six innings for the victory.
- Tony Graham
POINT BEACH 12, MONMOUTH ACADEMY 3 Shane Ferguson went 4-for-5 with three RBI and Sam Sciamarelli socked two doubles and scored two runs as the Garnet Gulls (4-2) defeated Monmouth Academy in a nonconference game.
McKenzie Neumaier went 2-for-3 with an RBI and scored two runs.
- Steve Falk
CBA 9, Marlboro 0
Central 8, Pinelands 0
Freehold Township 2, Middletown South 1
Howell 5, Manalapan 4
Jackson 3, Southern 0
Toms River North stops No. 3 Toms River East, 4-3.
Lacey 5, Brick 4
Lakewood 5, Manchester 4
Middletown North 4, Colts Neck 0
Monmouth 7, Matawan 3
Point Beach 12, Monmouth Academy 3
Red Bank Catholic 6, Brick Memorial 1
SJ Vianney 17, Manasquan 2
Steinert 7, Wall 1
Toms River North stops No. 3 Toms River East, 4-3.
MARINERS SAIL INTO A SOUTH PICTURE
The Toms River North High School baseball team Wednesday threw its hat into the crowded Shore Conference Class A South ring.
Scott Shan's two-run home run capped a three-run fourth inning and gave the unranked Mariners (3-1, 3-1) the lead for good as they knocked off the Raiders (3-1, 3-1), No. 3 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10 Poll, 4-3 in a Class A South game.
""It was a left field shot over the scoreboard and ignited us and gave us the lead we needed (4-2) to finish the ball game,'' said Ted Schelmay, TR North coach. ""Scott Shan is a big, strong, junior and can hit with power.'"
The result left Toms River North, Toms River East, and surging Jackson (5-1, 3-1) in a three-way tie for the Class A South lead.
""We're happy with the win against Toms River East,'' said Schelmay. ""But there's a still a lot of A south baseball to be played.'"
A run-scoring single by Billy Hoermann in the fourth tied the score before Shan connected.
Toms River East, which had defeated Toms River South (3-2, 2-2) on Tuesday, pulled within a run on an RBI single by Bryan Frank in the fifth, but winning pitcher Chad Geran ended the threat by turning a 1-3 double play on a line drive back to the mound.
Geran (2-0) struck out three, walked none, and allowed six hits in a route-going performance.
C.J. Alonso doubled in the third inning to bring TR North within 2-1.
Alonso and Hoermann each had two hits and Frank and Brady Doyle both went 2-for-3 for the Raiders.
Chris Wedding had an RBI double in the first, when Toms River East took a 2-0 lead.
Steven Falk/Tony Graham
JACKSON 3, SOUTHERN 0: Senior right-hander Carl Stockert (1-0) threw a complete-game one-hitter yielding a second-inning single as the Jaguars (5-1, 3-1) extended their longest winning streak since 2003 to four games with a Class A South win over the Rams (2-3, 2-3).
Bill Lee hit a two-run double and Corey Carr drove in a run with a ground ball for Jackson.
Stockert struck out eight and hit two batters.
- Tony Graham
LAKEWOOD 5, MANCHESTER 4: Joseph Curry, Jose Colon and Kenny Nieves combined on a no-hitter, with Nieves pitching out of jams in the sixth and seventh innings as the Piners (1-2, 1-1) defeated the Hawks (3-1, 3-1) in a Class B South game and knocked Manchester from the ranks of the unbeaten.
The three pitches combined for five strikeouts and 10 walks. Nieves, a sophomore right--hander, got out of a bases-loaded jam in the sixth and left the tying run in the seventh.
Justin Rafferty had three RBI on three ground balls, Jimmy D'Aloia had a run-scoring single in the second and scored what turned out to be the winning run in the fourth on a ground ball by Rafferty in the fourth.
STEVEN FALK
BRICK 5, LACEY 4:F. J. Luchetti pitched seven innings fanning nine and hit a two-run home run in the top of the seventh that gave the Green Dragons (2-2, 2-2) a 5-2 lead over the Lions (1-4, 1-2) in a Class A South game.
In the bottom of the seventh Mike Mitton tripled and and scored on a passed ball and an RBI single by Tim Smith made it a one-run game.
Mitton went 3-for-4 adding a single, double, and scored two runs.
- Tony Graham
RED BANK CATHOLIC 6, BRICK MEMORIAL 1:George Stipisich went 2-for-3 with two RBI and Nick Romano slammed a solo home run helping the Caseys (3-1) reel off their third victory in a row
as they downed the Mustangs (0-5) in a nondivision game.
Senior right-hander John Rogers struck out nine and allowed two hits over six innings for RBC.
- Tony Graham
MIDDLETOWN NORTH 4, COLTS NECK 0: Senior Sean Byrnes hurled a three-hitter, struck out seven, and went 2-for-4 with a run scored as the No. 8 Lions (4-1, 4-0) blanked the Cougars (2-2, 1-1) in a Class A North game.
In the first inning North scored two runs on a throwing error and in the second inning Mike Collison connected on a 2-run double.
- Tony Graham
BARNEGAT 8, MONSIGNOR DONOVAN 5: Sam Redmond and Sean Collins each had two hits , Redmond drove in two runs, and Alex Tynan struck out five over five innings to lead the Bengals (4-11, 2-1) to a Class B South win over the Griffins (2-2).
Losing pitcher Andy Gannon hit a three-run home run for Donovan.
HOWELL 5, MANALAPAN 4: Mike Fiorillo's walk-off single between shortstop and third base to delivered the Rebels (1-2, 1-2) a win over the previously unbeaten Braves (4-1, 1-1) in Class A North.
Chance Carrick drew a bases loaded walk to tie the game with one out and Fiorillo followed with the winning hit.
Fiorillo worked the first six innings to a no decision. Andrew Dans doubled in a run in Howell's 2-run fourth to draw it within 4-3. Manalapan scored three in the second inning, including two runs on two separate squeeze plays.
- Matt Manley
ST. JOHN VIANNEY 17, MANASQUAN 2:The Lancers (4-1, 2-1), who came from behind in their three prior victories, needed no such heroics to down the Warriors (1-2, 0-2) in a Class A Central game.
Senior Gary Fare slugged a two-run home run in the first inning on his way to a 3-for-4 day with four RBI and three runs scored.
Marc Teel added three hits, scored three runs, and drove in one for St. John Vianney which sealed the verdict ewith a nine-run fifth inning.
Tony Graham
CBA 9, MARLBORO 0: Kyle Slate, fresh of his no-hitter vs. Freehold Townbship, threw five innings of three-hit ball and Jimmy Laufer and Mike Galeotiafiore slugged two-run home rusns to lead the No. 1 Colts (3-0, 3-0) over the Mustangs (0-3, 0-3) in a Class A North game.
- Tony Graham
CENTRAL 8, PINELANDS 0:Junior right-hander Evan Beattie scattered five hits and struck six to pick up his first varsity win in his first varsity start as the Golden Eagles (1-2, 1-1) defeated the Wildcats (2-3, 1-3) in a Class B South game.
Shawn Kessler belted his first varsity homer … a solo shot in the sixth. Mike Sonntag slammed a three-run double in the fifth to break open what was a 2-0 game and Steven Figueroa was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored.
STEINERT 7, WALL 1:Drew Pinero gave the Knights (2-1) the lead with a fifth inning sacrfice fly that scored Anthony Cinelli who had doubled, but Steinert (5-0) parlayed four hits, an error, and a sacrfice fly into four runs when it took control in the sixth inning of the nonconference game.
Cinelli went 2-for-3 while Matt Murphy was 4-for-4 with two RBI for Steinert.
- Tony Graham
POINT BEACH 12, MONMOUTH ACADEMY 3: Shane Ferguon went 4-for-5 with three RBI and Sam Sciamarelli socked two doubles and scored two runs as the Garnet Gulls (4-2) defeated Monmouth Academy in a nonconference game.
McKenzie Neumaier went 2-for-3 with an RBI and scored two runs.
STEVEN FALK
MONMOUTH 7, MATAWAN 3:Pat Goughran hit a two-run home run and Kyle Fagan followed with a solo shot in the first inning to launch the Golden Falcons (3-1, 2-0)) to a Class B North win over the Huskies (0-4, 0-2).
Goughran and Fagan each had two hits and Fagan three RBI.
Senior Matt Conte struck out 3 over six innings for the victory.
- Tony Graham
POINT BEACH 12, MONMOUTH ACADEMY 3 Shane Ferguson went 4-for-5 with three RBI and Sam Sciamarelli socked two doubles and scored two runs as the Garnet Gulls (4-2) defeated Monmouth Academy in a nonconference game.
McKenzie Neumaier went 2-for-3 with an RBI and scored two runs.
- Steve Falk
posted by Tony Graham at 10:38 AM
15 Comments:
"THE BEAT" pitched a HECK of a game today, if i were a writer, would have wrote it as a 8-0 complete game shut-out and THE BEAT with the BAYVILLE HEAT also helped himself out of a bases loaded jam in the fourth by picking off the runner at third and ended the game with a strike-out. (but i ain't no writer, just love high school baseball)
i forgot to mention that the BEAT pitches for Central a school that is maybe the third oldest school in Ocean County and older than those 2 other TR schools you seem to favor over the 9 other schools in our great county
The "BEAT" would be Central Junior right-hander Evan Beattie who scattered five hits and struck out six to pick up his first varsity win in his first varsity start Wednesday.
I will see my editor immediately about a job for you!!
Tony Graham said...
You're right. When Central had those guys - who were they? -the Leiters I think their names were -
Yeh, we we never mentioned them.
As we know CR does have a great tradition ..they just have never been able to recapture the magic...was a very sad day when Al Kunzman passed away...
hey Tony,
When are you guys going to publish the leauge leaders stats?
Re stats: Not this weekend...will start next weekend....at least that's the plan..we figured after only about 3-4 games not really worth it at this point..
hey tony,
when are you guys publishing the honor roll and players of the week?
Players of the Week and honor roll begins this week!!
I have already picked the baseball player (due to today's rain).
Like to try and guess who it is?
Slate from CBA
central needs good, organized, positive coaching staff that utilizes motivation to move their teams forward. the players and the parents would like that.... football is not the same as baseball..and they could use a good extra batting/pitching coach to round out the staff so to develop players and a program that works on good discipline, with goals in mind. Postive hard work....they have the potential!
Re Central: I am publishing your remarks but please be aware we do NOT intend to use this blog to be critical of coaching staffs.. if that was your intent.
I am sure coach Frulio and his staff are doing all they can. If you want an extra coach you'd better go see your board of education!!!
Middletown North is looking pretty strong this year, shutting out a good colts neck team wednesday. They are getting some pretty good pitching??
Pitching was probably the question mark this year. Byrnes, Engelbrecht, looking solid so far.
From my preseason comments:
My outlook: A battle tested club that could challenge in A North. Mager leads a potent attack that swings the bats generally throughout the lineup. Will need Englebrecht and another arm or two to emerge into prominence.
Byrnes looks like that "emerging" arm.
You're absolutely right.. that's NOT what was intended. The school board should support it's sports programs more strongly. There's plenty of ability....good job Central!!
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