Tuesday baseball: Final .
Mater Dei 20, Asbury Park 5
Mater Dei 20, Asbury Park 13
TR North 3, Brick Memorial 2 _ Mariners score two in the bottom of the seventh
Howell 8, Keyport 4 _ Frank Ozello 2-for-4 with three RBI. Chance Carrick slams his fourth homer of the season _ a two-run shot.
Ocean 8, Freehold 4 _ Keith Weinkofsky 1-for-2 with a two-run single and a walk and a hit by pitch.
Point Boro 6, Lacey 1 _ Pete Chomiak sets a school record for wins in a career.
Long Branch 14, Henry Hudson 4 _ Green Wave gets first win of the season.
SJ Vianney 14, Middletown North 4.
Midd. South 8, RB Catholic 1
Old Bridge at Marlboro
Point Beach 11, Medford Tech 3 _ Garnet Gulls clinch a berth in the state and Shore Conference tournaments
CBA 9, Lawrenceville 1 _ Kyle Slate strikes out seven over six innings. Dave Laufer hits a two-run homer and Jim Laufer a solo homer back-to-back in the fifth.
Manasquan at Wall7 pm
New Egypt 4, Trenton Catholic 3
MONDAY
New Egypt 11, Medford Tech 0
GAME REPORTS
Middletown South is hoping to build some momentum for next year.
""We've got some young pups who are finally starting to play a little better,'' said Eagles' head coach Steve Antonucci.
Tuesday, Middletown South made it two wins in as many days by recording an 8-1 win over a Red Bank Catholic team that was coming off an impressive win over a solid Hillsborough team in the Shore Challenge. The Eagles (5-14) defeated Brick Memorial, 13-7, Monday.
""I think we're starting to understand what needs to be done,'' Antonucci said. ""We're starting to find some leaders among the group.''
Middletown South took command of Tuesday's game with three runs in the first as Mike Guanreri delivered an RBI single and Keven Skirka added a two-run single.
Jason Levy's three-run triple highlighted a four-run third inning.
rdup TR NORTH 3, BRICK MEMORIAL 2: Ryan Fontenelli's sacrifice fly with one out in the bottom of the seventh plated Mike LaCava with the winning run and capped a two-run rally as the Mariners (16-2, 13-1), ranked No. 1 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10, concluded their Class A South schedule, with a win over the Mustangs (3-15, 2-12).
LaCava tied the game with an RBI triple after a leadoff single by Chad Geran.
Mike Spinelli gave Brick Memorial the lead with an RBI double.
rdup OCEAN 8, FREEHOLD 4: Jamie Rosenkranz came on in relief and pitched out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the sixth by recording two strikeouts and getting a fly out to center and Keith Weinkofsky went 1-for-2 with a two-run single in the first inning, a walk and a hit by pitch as the Spartans (15-3, 10-2) made it 13 straight wins by defeating the Colonials (5-9, 5-7).
Weinkofsky, who has 25 homers for his career, remains two behind the Shore Conference record for homers in a career set by 1994 Jackson graduate Marc Fink.
Victor Nunuz had a two-run double in the fifth and Weinkofsky's courtesy runner Willy Rodriguez scored three runs and stole two bases.
rdup LONG BRANCH 14, HENRY HUDSON 4: Marques Jackson homered and had four RBI, Ryan Kirsch went 3-for-3 with a homer and three RBI and Randy Rodriguez also homered as the Green Wave (1-14) defeated the Admirals in a nonconference game.
rdup POINT BORO 6, LACEY 1: Pete Chomiak picked up his school career-record 16th win by scattering six hits and striking out six as the Panthers (8-8) improved their chances of qualifying for the NJSIAA Tournament by defeating the Lions (3-16) in a nondivisional game.
Senior center fielder Pat Biserta slammed a three-run homer in the first, his third of the season and 15th of his career.
rdup CBA 9, LAWRENCEVILLE PREP 1: Kyle Slate struck out eight and scattered seven hits over six innings to pick up win No. 7 and Dave Laufer belted a two-run homer and Jim Laufer followed with a solo homer as the No. 4 Colts (14-3) defeated Big Red (9-6) in a nonconference game.
rdup SJ VIANNEY 14, MIDD. NORTH 4: Chris Lewnes went 3-for-5 with five RBI and Gary Fare socked a three-run homer in the fifth and went 2-for-4 as the Lancers (12-6) defeated the Lions (8-10) in a nonconference game.
rdup POINT BEACH 11, MEDFORD TECH 3: Dean Daley cracked a three-run homer in the third inning and went 4-for-4 with four RBI and Sam Sciamarelli led off the four-run third with a homer as the Garnet Gulls (11-9) clinched their first berth in the NJSIAA and Shore Conference tournaments in several years with the win over the Jaguars.
rdup HOWELL 8, KEYPORT 4: Frank Ozello went 2-for-4 with three RBI and Chance Carrick socked a two-run homer in the fifth, his fourth round-tripper of the season as the Rebels (8-11) made it five wins in their last six games with the nondivisional win over the Red Raiders (6-10).
Joe Locascio went 3-for-4 for Howell.
Adam Nelson smacked a two-run homer in the third for Keyport.
WALL 9, MANASQUAN 8: Andrew Nowell beat the throw home on Drew Pinero's ground ball to first with the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the seventh to cap a two-run rally and give the No. 3 Crimson Knights (15-3) the victory over the Warriors (9-9) in a nondivisional game.
Anthony Cinelli, who went 3-for-5 with two RBI, had tied the game with an RBI single.
Matt DeBonis and Nowell slugged solo homers within a space of three batters in the second for Wall.
A.J. Miller, who went 2-for-3, belted a three-run homer in the first for Manasquan.
Dan Camanao was 2-for-4 for Wall.
Mater Dei 20, Asbury Park 13
TR North 3, Brick Memorial 2 _ Mariners score two in the bottom of the seventh
Howell 8, Keyport 4 _ Frank Ozello 2-for-4 with three RBI. Chance Carrick slams his fourth homer of the season _ a two-run shot.
Ocean 8, Freehold 4 _ Keith Weinkofsky 1-for-2 with a two-run single and a walk and a hit by pitch.
Point Boro 6, Lacey 1 _ Pete Chomiak sets a school record for wins in a career.
Long Branch 14, Henry Hudson 4 _ Green Wave gets first win of the season.
SJ Vianney 14, Middletown North 4.
Midd. South 8, RB Catholic 1
Old Bridge at Marlboro
Point Beach 11, Medford Tech 3 _ Garnet Gulls clinch a berth in the state and Shore Conference tournaments
CBA 9, Lawrenceville 1 _ Kyle Slate strikes out seven over six innings. Dave Laufer hits a two-run homer and Jim Laufer a solo homer back-to-back in the fifth.
Manasquan at Wall7 pm
New Egypt 4, Trenton Catholic 3
MONDAY
New Egypt 11, Medford Tech 0
GAME REPORTS
Middletown South is hoping to build some momentum for next year.
""We've got some young pups who are finally starting to play a little better,'' said Eagles' head coach Steve Antonucci.
Tuesday, Middletown South made it two wins in as many days by recording an 8-1 win over a Red Bank Catholic team that was coming off an impressive win over a solid Hillsborough team in the Shore Challenge. The Eagles (5-14) defeated Brick Memorial, 13-7, Monday.
""I think we're starting to understand what needs to be done,'' Antonucci said. ""We're starting to find some leaders among the group.''
Middletown South took command of Tuesday's game with three runs in the first as Mike Guanreri delivered an RBI single and Keven Skirka added a two-run single.
Jason Levy's three-run triple highlighted a four-run third inning.
rdup TR NORTH 3, BRICK MEMORIAL 2: Ryan Fontenelli's sacrifice fly with one out in the bottom of the seventh plated Mike LaCava with the winning run and capped a two-run rally as the Mariners (16-2, 13-1), ranked No. 1 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10, concluded their Class A South schedule, with a win over the Mustangs (3-15, 2-12).
LaCava tied the game with an RBI triple after a leadoff single by Chad Geran.
Mike Spinelli gave Brick Memorial the lead with an RBI double.
rdup OCEAN 8, FREEHOLD 4: Jamie Rosenkranz came on in relief and pitched out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the sixth by recording two strikeouts and getting a fly out to center and Keith Weinkofsky went 1-for-2 with a two-run single in the first inning, a walk and a hit by pitch as the Spartans (15-3, 10-2) made it 13 straight wins by defeating the Colonials (5-9, 5-7).
Weinkofsky, who has 25 homers for his career, remains two behind the Shore Conference record for homers in a career set by 1994 Jackson graduate Marc Fink.
Victor Nunuz had a two-run double in the fifth and Weinkofsky's courtesy runner Willy Rodriguez scored three runs and stole two bases.
rdup LONG BRANCH 14, HENRY HUDSON 4: Marques Jackson homered and had four RBI, Ryan Kirsch went 3-for-3 with a homer and three RBI and Randy Rodriguez also homered as the Green Wave (1-14) defeated the Admirals in a nonconference game.
rdup POINT BORO 6, LACEY 1: Pete Chomiak picked up his school career-record 16th win by scattering six hits and striking out six as the Panthers (8-8) improved their chances of qualifying for the NJSIAA Tournament by defeating the Lions (3-16) in a nondivisional game.
Senior center fielder Pat Biserta slammed a three-run homer in the first, his third of the season and 15th of his career.
rdup CBA 9, LAWRENCEVILLE PREP 1: Kyle Slate struck out eight and scattered seven hits over six innings to pick up win No. 7 and Dave Laufer belted a two-run homer and Jim Laufer followed with a solo homer as the No. 4 Colts (14-3) defeated Big Red (9-6) in a nonconference game.
rdup SJ VIANNEY 14, MIDD. NORTH 4: Chris Lewnes went 3-for-5 with five RBI and Gary Fare socked a three-run homer in the fifth and went 2-for-4 as the Lancers (12-6) defeated the Lions (8-10) in a nonconference game.
rdup POINT BEACH 11, MEDFORD TECH 3: Dean Daley cracked a three-run homer in the third inning and went 4-for-4 with four RBI and Sam Sciamarelli led off the four-run third with a homer as the Garnet Gulls (11-9) clinched their first berth in the NJSIAA and Shore Conference tournaments in several years with the win over the Jaguars.
rdup HOWELL 8, KEYPORT 4: Frank Ozello went 2-for-4 with three RBI and Chance Carrick socked a two-run homer in the fifth, his fourth round-tripper of the season as the Rebels (8-11) made it five wins in their last six games with the nondivisional win over the Red Raiders (6-10).
Joe Locascio went 3-for-4 for Howell.
Adam Nelson smacked a two-run homer in the third for Keyport.
WALL 9, MANASQUAN 8: Andrew Nowell beat the throw home on Drew Pinero's ground ball to first with the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the seventh to cap a two-run rally and give the No. 3 Crimson Knights (15-3) the victory over the Warriors (9-9) in a nondivisional game.
Anthony Cinelli, who went 3-for-5 with two RBI, had tied the game with an RBI single.
Matt DeBonis and Nowell slugged solo homers within a space of three batters in the second for Wall.
A.J. Miller, who went 2-for-3, belted a three-run homer in the first for Manasquan.
Dan Camanao was 2-for-4 for Wall.
posted by Tony Graham at 9:12 PM
11 Comments:
long branch at henry hudson 4:15
Tony,
I have 2 questions for you reguarding Neptune. I am looking to see if they will make the state tourny at the cut off on Friday. First, I see in the paper that you have their record at 9-8. But I looked back at their schedual and I have them at 9-9. Do you know what their record is. Second, As per the NJSIAA I thought the rule for games in a season is 21 games 2 tournaments and the state tourn. Or 25 games 1 tourn and the state tourn. On highschoolsports.net they played in a trenton tourn april 21, they lost to shore in the MCT and I would think they will enter the SCT and the State tourn. Will this make them inelligable due to the fact that they played in 3 tourn plus the state tourn.
Tony, Do you know if Ranoudo is pitching for St. Rose tomorrow vs. Toms River North
Yes..Bart told me Ranaudo is pitching vs. TR North Wed...I am guessing Brebner (4-1 for TR N)..
I hope to be there...
Re: Neptune. I'm going to have to verify the record with coach before Friday...in looking in my own record book..I have them 7-8 as we speak!!
While our records in the Press are generally correct..they are not etched in stone by any means..especially the ones in the box scores..I will try and check on the ""bubble" teams Thursday night....
I wouldn't fret about the "Tenton Tournament." It just might be a game played at Waterfront Park....not sure though....
Re Neptune again
Now with yesterday's win over P Beach I have them 8-8..(they'e gaining ground!)
Re: TR N vs. St. Rose. May not be Brebner either for TRN Coach Ted Schlmay told Steve Falk last night TRN is mainly aiming at the OCT which begins this weekend.
senior anthony scorsone (3-0) 3 saves, to start tomorrow for TRN at St Rose
I would like to see an all sophomore team and an all junior team for ocean county,If you could help
I would like to see one, too!! That's really an impossible task. It's tough enough picking All-Shore.
At some point (when I have time if ever) I can run some more names by you.
the shore conference rule states teams may not play more then 21 games before the SCT they must save 4 games for the run of the tournament.
the njsiaa says you can play 25 games plus a tournamnet and the state tournament.
example: 21 reg season games 4 SCT games. plus county touranment and then the state touranment.
if a teams plays in other tournaments they must count as regualr season games.(non division games etc> sonme teams like Tr Sout have played in out of area tournaments and they just count those games their reg season.
hope that clears things up LOL
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