Henry Hudson ends 10-year playoff drought, May 10 scoreboard complete
Note: In a game Wednesday, Pinelands defeated Long Branch 4-3 led by Eric Hoffman with two doubles and two runs scored, and Ed Truitt's two RBI.
Full game reports below scoreboard
Red Bank Catholic 11, Monmouth 6 - Falcons may be out of the states
Rumson 12, Holmdel 1 - Ben Miller now 7-1 (Holmdel out of states)
Raritan 2, Barnegat 1 - Charlie Rivera Kd 9 and walked two for the Rockets (10-8) . Joe Doerrer was 2 for 3. Kevin Yorks scored on error in the fifth inning for the first run. Barnegat is 12-7.
Point Boro 5, Manasquan 3 : Panthers make the states, force "Squan" to the brink (please see separate story)
Donovan 6, Mater Dei 5 - Ken Ouimet RBI single in the seventh
Manalapan 14, Neptune 10 - Braves get six in the sixth (Neptune falls to 9-10 but plays Red Bank Friday with a chance to make the states)
Brick 8, Lakewood 7
TR South 3, Brick 0
Wall 7, Middletown South 0 - Mark Pellecchia goes five innings for the win
Henry Hudson 5, David Brearley 4 (HH goes to NJSIAA Tournament for first time since '97 according to HH coach)
Monmouth County Tournament
CBA 10, Red Bank 1 - Jim Laufer two bombs, that's four in five games(CBA advances to play RBC in the quarterfinals)
Ocean County Tournament
at Brick Township High School
Pinelands 10, Central 0 - Cats get No. 1 seed TR North Saturday.
GAME REPORTS
ADMIRALS SAIL INTO STATES FOR FIRST TIME IN A DECADE
HENRY HUDSON 5, DAVID BREARLEY 4: Junior Brian Olofson was the winning pitcher and led off the seventh inning with his third double of the nonconference game Thursday night. He rode home on a two-out single by Dan Kissiday, his second RBI of the game, to give the Admirals (8-7) a win over the Bears (6-10) and their first trip to the NJSIAA Tournament in a decade.
According to coach Henry Hudson coach Tom Lynch the school had not played in the postseason event since at least 1997 when Ocean coach De Dal Pra was the boss.
Olofson finished 4-for-4, scored three runs, and stole two bases.
Henry Hudson trailed 2-0 and 4-3 and tied the game in the fifth when Olofson doubled and scored on a Kissady hit.
Olofson, a left-hander, was in trouble in the seventh but struck out the last two batters with runners at second and third.
""They're ecstatic,'' said Lynch of his team. ""I had to promise them a stop at McDonald's on the way back if they'd be quiet.''
Henry Hudson won four games last season. ""The combination of juniors and seniors really stepped up this year,'' Lynch said.
- Tony Graham
WALL 7, MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 0: Junior left-hander Mark Pellecchia allowed three hits over five innings and struck out six as the Knights (16-3) stopped the Eagles (5-16) Thursday night in a nondivision game.
Kyle Middleton's two-run double in the first inning gave Wall a 3-0 lead. Matt Logan added two hits and scored one run for Wall.
- Tony Graham
RED BANK CATHOLIC 11, MONMOUTH 6: Sophomore Jake Beim blasted a three-run home run in the second inning as the Caseys (13-7) built a 7-0 lead over the Golden Falcons (8-9) in a nondivision game.
J. C. Menna hit a solo home run when RBC scored twice in the first inning. The loss eliminated Monmouth (8-9) from the NJSIAA Tournament unless it can find a game Friday. Beim went 2-for-3 with four RBI.
Cole DeAngelis hit two doubles and drove in two runs for Monmouth belting a drive off the top of the centerfield fence with the bases loaded in a five-run fifth inning.
- Tony Graham
RUMSON 12, HOLMDEL 1: Winning pitcher Ben Miller allowed four hits over five innings and went 3-for-4 with five RBI as the Bulldogs (14-3, 10-2) downed the Hornets (8-10, 6-7) in Class A Central to finish on top in a divison for the first time since 1996.
Rumson, which had already won the A Central public title, got an RBI triple from Miller in the first inning, a two-run single in the second, and a two-run double in the fifth inning.
John Lembeck went 3-for-4 with ewo RBI for Rumson.
Mike Renna singled and doubled for Holmdel which was eliminated from the NJSIAA Tournament with the loss.
- Tony Graham
CBA 10, RED BANK 1: Senior Jim Laufer hit a two-run home run to stake the Colts (16-3) to a 4-0 lead in the first inning and bombed a solo shot in the fifth to back five strong innings from junior Remy Cohen (4-0) in a victory over the Bucs (4-13) in the Monmouth County Tournament.
The win was the 11th in a row for CBA which advances to the semifinals to play Red Bank Catholic next week.
Cohen struck out seven and walked one while allowing five hits.
- Tony Graham
MONSIGNOR DONOVAN 6, MATER DEI 5: Winning pitcher Ken Ouimet's RBI single with the bases-loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning gave the Griffins (11-8) a non-division win over the Serpahs (4-14).
The win enabled Donovan to clinch a berth in the Shore Conference Tournament whose entries close Monday for teams at .500 or better.
Russ Young of Mater Dei hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning.
- Tony Graham
MANALAPAN 14, NEPTUNE 10: Chris Lamboy triggered a six-run sixth inning with a double and had an RBI single in the inning when the Braves (15-6) overcame a 10-8 deficit to down the Scarlet Fliers (9-10).
Neptune must defeat Red Bank (4-12) Friday to make the state tournament.
Nick Turano was 2-for-4 with four RBI for Manalapan on a two-run hit in the third inning and a two-run double in the fourth.
- Tony Graham
BRICK 8, LAKEWOOD 7: Anthony Nardone hit a three-run home run, and Jared Page and Jordan Roshala solo shots enabling the Green Dragons (8-9-1) to hold off the Piners (5-12) and keep their NJSIAA hopes alive - pending a game at TR South Thursday night - with a nondivision victory.
Roshala's home run gave Brick an 8-5 lead in the top of the seventh. Chris Guzman made it 8-7 with a two-run single for Lakewood which left the bases to end the game.
Ray Johnson paced Brick's 15 hit attack with four singles and a walk and scored a run. Page and Nardone went 3-for-4 for Brick.
Max Wolfe went 2-for-3 and scored a run for Lakewood.
Jim D'Aloia doubled, walked three times, stole a base, and scored a run for the Piners.
- Tony Graham
TOMS RIVER SOUTH 3, BRICK 0: Mark Potter pitched a two-hitter and struck out seven and Joe Talerico had an RBI single for TR South (15-5, 9-5) while the loss ended the NJSIAA hopes of thre Green Dragons (8-10-1) in a Class A South game Thursday night.
- Tony Graham
PINELANDS 10, CENTRAL 0: The Wildcats (5-12) won their second Ocean Tournament game in four years with a preliminary round win over the Golden Eagles (4-14-1).
Junior right-hander Ed Truitt scattered two hits over the last four innings for his first varsity win.
Ryan Orlando had two singles, an RBI and scored twice, and Truitt singled and doubled, drove in a run and scored one when Pinelands scored nine runs in the sixth inning.
L.C. Elich contributed a two-run double in the sixth.
- Tony Graham
Full game reports below scoreboard
Red Bank Catholic 11, Monmouth 6 - Falcons may be out of the states
Rumson 12, Holmdel 1 - Ben Miller now 7-1 (Holmdel out of states)
Raritan 2, Barnegat 1 - Charlie Rivera Kd 9 and walked two for the Rockets (10-8) . Joe Doerrer was 2 for 3. Kevin Yorks scored on error in the fifth inning for the first run. Barnegat is 12-7.
Point Boro 5, Manasquan 3 : Panthers make the states, force "Squan" to the brink (please see separate story)
Donovan 6, Mater Dei 5 - Ken Ouimet RBI single in the seventh
Manalapan 14, Neptune 10 - Braves get six in the sixth (Neptune falls to 9-10 but plays Red Bank Friday with a chance to make the states)
Brick 8, Lakewood 7
TR South 3, Brick 0
Wall 7, Middletown South 0 - Mark Pellecchia goes five innings for the win
Henry Hudson 5, David Brearley 4 (HH goes to NJSIAA Tournament for first time since '97 according to HH coach)
Monmouth County Tournament
CBA 10, Red Bank 1 - Jim Laufer two bombs, that's four in five games(CBA advances to play RBC in the quarterfinals)
Ocean County Tournament
at Brick Township High School
Pinelands 10, Central 0 - Cats get No. 1 seed TR North Saturday.
GAME REPORTS
ADMIRALS SAIL INTO STATES FOR FIRST TIME IN A DECADE
HENRY HUDSON 5, DAVID BREARLEY 4: Junior Brian Olofson was the winning pitcher and led off the seventh inning with his third double of the nonconference game Thursday night. He rode home on a two-out single by Dan Kissiday, his second RBI of the game, to give the Admirals (8-7) a win over the Bears (6-10) and their first trip to the NJSIAA Tournament in a decade.
According to coach Henry Hudson coach Tom Lynch the school had not played in the postseason event since at least 1997 when Ocean coach De Dal Pra was the boss.
Olofson finished 4-for-4, scored three runs, and stole two bases.
Henry Hudson trailed 2-0 and 4-3 and tied the game in the fifth when Olofson doubled and scored on a Kissady hit.
Olofson, a left-hander, was in trouble in the seventh but struck out the last two batters with runners at second and third.
""They're ecstatic,'' said Lynch of his team. ""I had to promise them a stop at McDonald's on the way back if they'd be quiet.''
Henry Hudson won four games last season. ""The combination of juniors and seniors really stepped up this year,'' Lynch said.
- Tony Graham
WALL 7, MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 0: Junior left-hander Mark Pellecchia allowed three hits over five innings and struck out six as the Knights (16-3) stopped the Eagles (5-16) Thursday night in a nondivision game.
Kyle Middleton's two-run double in the first inning gave Wall a 3-0 lead. Matt Logan added two hits and scored one run for Wall.
- Tony Graham
RED BANK CATHOLIC 11, MONMOUTH 6: Sophomore Jake Beim blasted a three-run home run in the second inning as the Caseys (13-7) built a 7-0 lead over the Golden Falcons (8-9) in a nondivision game.
J. C. Menna hit a solo home run when RBC scored twice in the first inning. The loss eliminated Monmouth (8-9) from the NJSIAA Tournament unless it can find a game Friday. Beim went 2-for-3 with four RBI.
Cole DeAngelis hit two doubles and drove in two runs for Monmouth belting a drive off the top of the centerfield fence with the bases loaded in a five-run fifth inning.
- Tony Graham
RUMSON 12, HOLMDEL 1: Winning pitcher Ben Miller allowed four hits over five innings and went 3-for-4 with five RBI as the Bulldogs (14-3, 10-2) downed the Hornets (8-10, 6-7) in Class A Central to finish on top in a divison for the first time since 1996.
Rumson, which had already won the A Central public title, got an RBI triple from Miller in the first inning, a two-run single in the second, and a two-run double in the fifth inning.
John Lembeck went 3-for-4 with ewo RBI for Rumson.
Mike Renna singled and doubled for Holmdel which was eliminated from the NJSIAA Tournament with the loss.
- Tony Graham
CBA 10, RED BANK 1: Senior Jim Laufer hit a two-run home run to stake the Colts (16-3) to a 4-0 lead in the first inning and bombed a solo shot in the fifth to back five strong innings from junior Remy Cohen (4-0) in a victory over the Bucs (4-13) in the Monmouth County Tournament.
The win was the 11th in a row for CBA which advances to the semifinals to play Red Bank Catholic next week.
Cohen struck out seven and walked one while allowing five hits.
- Tony Graham
MONSIGNOR DONOVAN 6, MATER DEI 5: Winning pitcher Ken Ouimet's RBI single with the bases-loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning gave the Griffins (11-8) a non-division win over the Serpahs (4-14).
The win enabled Donovan to clinch a berth in the Shore Conference Tournament whose entries close Monday for teams at .500 or better.
Russ Young of Mater Dei hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning.
- Tony Graham
MANALAPAN 14, NEPTUNE 10: Chris Lamboy triggered a six-run sixth inning with a double and had an RBI single in the inning when the Braves (15-6) overcame a 10-8 deficit to down the Scarlet Fliers (9-10).
Neptune must defeat Red Bank (4-12) Friday to make the state tournament.
Nick Turano was 2-for-4 with four RBI for Manalapan on a two-run hit in the third inning and a two-run double in the fourth.
- Tony Graham
BRICK 8, LAKEWOOD 7: Anthony Nardone hit a three-run home run, and Jared Page and Jordan Roshala solo shots enabling the Green Dragons (8-9-1) to hold off the Piners (5-12) and keep their NJSIAA hopes alive - pending a game at TR South Thursday night - with a nondivision victory.
Roshala's home run gave Brick an 8-5 lead in the top of the seventh. Chris Guzman made it 8-7 with a two-run single for Lakewood which left the bases to end the game.
Ray Johnson paced Brick's 15 hit attack with four singles and a walk and scored a run. Page and Nardone went 3-for-4 for Brick.
Max Wolfe went 2-for-3 and scored a run for Lakewood.
Jim D'Aloia doubled, walked three times, stole a base, and scored a run for the Piners.
- Tony Graham
TOMS RIVER SOUTH 3, BRICK 0: Mark Potter pitched a two-hitter and struck out seven and Joe Talerico had an RBI single for TR South (15-5, 9-5) while the loss ended the NJSIAA hopes of thre Green Dragons (8-10-1) in a Class A South game Thursday night.
- Tony Graham
PINELANDS 10, CENTRAL 0: The Wildcats (5-12) won their second Ocean Tournament game in four years with a preliminary round win over the Golden Eagles (4-14-1).
Junior right-hander Ed Truitt scattered two hits over the last four innings for his first varsity win.
Ryan Orlando had two singles, an RBI and scored twice, and Truitt singled and doubled, drove in a run and scored one when Pinelands scored nine runs in the sixth inning.
L.C. Elich contributed a two-run double in the sixth.
- Tony Graham
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