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BIG APPLE 9 MONA LISA 6 Kevin Restrepo went 4 for 4 with a double and 3 singles,Drew D'Avella had 2 doubles and a single, to drive in 4 runs, Jake Mc Namara had 3 singles, Deovonte Smith drove in 2 runs with a double, Liam O'Brien drove in a run with a single, and Yamil Gonzalez had a single; Anthony Duran and Brandon Hanson lead Mona Lisa with 3 hits each, Duran had double and 2 singles, and Hanson had 3 singles, Conor Daly had a double, and Lance Lucarelli, James Tyminski, Michael Sullivan, and Matt Gomez all had singles J & J PRINTING 10 CWV 9 James Barnett lead J & J with a 2 run homer and a single, Sean Barnett tripled, Andrew Doherty doubled, and Mike Ripp, Ethan Kuhl, Jake O'Callahan, and Jonathan Rosace had singles; Kevin Connolly had a big day at the plate for CWV, going 4 for 4 with a double and 3 singles, Kyle Goworek had a double and a single, Kenny Tarantino and Justin Burner doubled, and Matty Sroczynski, Jeremy Santiago, and Mike Vasquez had singles.
MACKENZIE POST 9 CWV 6 Ryan Guthrie lead Mackenzie with a triple and a single with 1 rbi' Angel Cruz, John Valverde, and Terrence Adams all had 2 singles, Derek Boehm, and Mike Do Pazo both had a double, and Jonathan Mullin had a single; Marc Wissen lead Hudacko's with 2 doubles, Justin Santiago had a double and a single, Brandon Kuhl, and Josh Roberts both singled.
ATTISANO 11 UNICO 3 Brett Bodayle hit his first little league career homer over the center field fence, Bodayle also had a double, Tyler Cruz had an inside the park homer, a double, and single, Doug Lupo had 2 doubles, Matt Lojewski had 2 singles, and Andrew Smith had a single; Kapil Kanakaraj doubled for Unico, and Brandon Paugh, Mark Orlowski, and Phil Soscia had singles.
LIAM O'BRIENS DOUBLE GIVES BIG APPLE VICTORY IN 8 INNING THRILLER
BIG APPLE 5 HUDACKO'S 4
Liam O'Brien's double in the bottom of the 8th inning drove home Drew D'Avella in the battle of the unbeatens, D'Avella also had a homer and a single, Jake Mc Namara had a triple and a single, and Thomas Hojnacki had a single; for Hudacko's Marc Wissen went 3 for 4 with a single, double, and a triple, Rocco Bleich had a double and a single, and Joe Squitieri, Brandon Kuhl, and Josh Roberts had singles.
MONA LISA 13 ATTISANO 8
The game featured 4 homers, 2 by Mona Lisa, a 2 by Attisano; Mike Mitchell had a solo shot in the 2nd, and Anthony Lenardo had a 3 run shot in the 5th for Mona Lisa; Tyler Cruz and Doug Lupo hit back to back shots in the 2nd for Attisano, with Cruz shot was a 2 run homer, Lenardo also had a single, Brandon Hanson had a double and 2 singles, Anthony Duran had a double, and Conor Daly, James Tyminski, and Timmy Hagdorn all had singles; in addition to a home, Cruz also had a double and 2 singles to go 4 for 4, Brett Bodayle had 2 singles, and Matt Lojewski, Andrew Smith, and John "The Chief" Hester had singles.
MACKENZIE POST 13 CWV 4
Derek Boehm and Terrence Adams lead Mackenzie with 3 singles each, Angel Cruz and John Valverde had a double and a single, Jonathan Mullin had 2 singles, and Mike Do Pazo had a single; Kenny Tarantino had a triple and a single, Neal Kiniery and Justin Burner both had doubles, while Kyle Goworek and Jonathan Mari had singles.
LIAM O'BRIENS DOUBLE GIVES BIG APPLE VICTORY IN 8 INNING THRILLER
BIG APPLE 5 HUDACKO'S 4
Liam O'Brien's double in the bottom of the 8th inning drove home Drew D'Avella in the battle of the unbeatens, D'Avella also had a homer and a single, Jake Mc Namara had a triple and a single, and Thomas Hojnacki had a single; for Hudacko's Marc Wissen went 3 for 4 with a single, double, and a triple, Rocco Bleich had a double and a single, and Joe Squitieri, Brandon Kuhl, and Josh Roberts had singles.
MONA LISA 13 ATTISANO 8
The game featured 4 homers, 2 by Mona Lisa, a 2 by Attisano; Mike Mitchell had a solo shot in the 2nd, and Anthony Lenardo had a 3 run shot in the 5th for Mona Lisa; Tyler Cruz and Doug Lupo hit back to back shots in the 2nd for Attisano, with Cruz shot was a 2 run homer, Lenardo also had a single, Brandon Hanson had a double and 2 singles, Anthony Duran had a double, and Conor Daly, James Tyminski, and Timmy Hagdorn all had singles; in addition to a home, Cruz also had a double and 2 singles to go 4 for 4, Brett Bodayle had 2 singles, and Matt Lojewski, Andrew Smith, and John "The Chief" Hester had singles.
MACKENZIE POST 13 CWV 4
Derek Boehm and Terrence Adams lead Mackenzie with 3 singles each, Angel Cruz and John Valverde had a double and a single, Jonathan Mullin had 2 singles, and Mike Do Pazo had a single; Kenny Tarantino had a triple and a single, Neal Kiniery and Justin Burner both had doubles, while Kyle Goworek and Jonathan Mari had singles.
UNICO 8 J & J PRINTING 3
Brandon Paugh had a big day at the plate going 4 for 4 with a double and 3 singles, Dale Murphy had 2 singles, and Ian Calcaterra, Kapil Kanakaraj, and Phil Soscia had singles; Sean Barnett lead J & J with 2 singles, and Ethan Kuhl, Mark Stacey, James Barnett, Jake Kopacz, and Devin Hill had singles.
UNICO 8 J & J PRINTING 3 Brandon Paugh had a big day at the plate going 4 for 4 with a double and 3 singles, Dale Murphy had 2 singles, and Ian Calcaterra, Kapil Kanakaraj, and Phil Soscia had singles; Sean Barnett lead J & J with 2 singles, and Ethan Kuhl, Mark Stacey, James Barnett, Jake Kopacz, and Devin Hill had singles.
MONA LISA 9 CWV 8 Lance Lucarelli, Mike Mitchell, and Nico Salgado swung big bats for Mona Lisa, Lucarelli had a triple, and a single, Mitchell and Salgado had 2 singles, Brandon Hanson homered, while Conor Daly and James Tyminski singled; Neal Kiniery had a double and a single for CWV, Kenny Tarantino and Shane Donahue both had 2 singles each, and Mike Vasquez had a single.
J & J PRINTING 1 MACKENZIE 0 James Barnett and John Valverde were involved in an excellent pitching duel, with Barnett getting the win. Barnett gave up 2 hits and striking out 11; Valverde gave up one hit, and also struck out 11. Barnett had the only hit for J & J; Angel Cruz and Terrence Adams both had hits for Mackenzie
BIG APPLE 11 J & J PRINTING 4 Thomas Hojnacki swung a big bat for Big Apple with a 3 run homer, a double, and 2 singles, to drive in 5 runs; Drew D'Avella had a double, and Jake Mc Namara, Kevin Restrepo, Anthony Carr, Liam O'Brien, Alex Polishuk, and Mike Castaldo all had singles; Alex Amaral lead J & J with a homer and a double, and Devin Hill, James Barnett, and Andrew Doherty had singles.
MACKENZIE 7 ATTISANO 2 Jonathan Mullin gave up 2 hits and struck out 9,Derek Boehm and Ryan Guthrie were the big hitters for Mackenzie, Boehm had a double and a single, and Guthrie had 2 singles, Mullin, John Valverde, Sean Ahern, and Terrence Adams all had singles; Tyler Cruz doubled for Attisano, and Nick Casias singled.
HUDACKO'S 11 CWV 2 Mark Wissen and Justin Santiago both had a triple and 2 singles, Kyle Necklen had 2 singles, and Rocco Bleich, Josh Roberts, and Connor Farley had singles, Neal Kiniery lead CWV with a double and a single, Kenny Tarantino had 2 singles, and Kyle Goworek had a single.
MONA LISA 10 UNICO 9 Brandon Hanson lead Mona Lisa with 3 singles, Anthony Lenardo tripled, Conor Daly had a double, and Mike Mitchell, Nico Salgado, and Lance Lucarelli had singles; Brandon Paugh and Mark Orlowski lead Unico with a double and single each, Kapil Kanakaraj had 2 singles, and Ian Calcaterra, Parish Ferenzy, and Phil Soscia had singles.
BIG APPLE 11 ATTISANO 5 Jake Mc Namara lead Big Apple with a triple and a single, Thomas Hojnacki had a double and a single, Kevin Restrepo tripled, and Ronnie Romano, Drew D'Avella, and Liam O'Brien had singles; Brett Bodayle lead Attisano with 2 singles, and Tyler Cruz also singled.
HUDACKO'S 7 UNICO 2 Marc Wissen, Joe Squitieri and John Roberts lead Hudacko's with 2 singles, Rocco Bleich doubled, and Justin Santiago, Kyle Necklen, Conor Farley, and Nicky Cox had singles; Brandon Paugh, and Mark Orlowski doubled, and Kapil Kanakaraj singled.
MACKENZIE POST 4 J & J PRINTING 3 Jonathan Mullin tripled for Mackenzie, Ryan Guthrie doubled, and Angel Cruz, John Valverde, and Terrence Adams had singles; Sean Barnett and Ethan Kuhl singled for J & J.
MONA LISA 8 CWV 3 Brandon Hanson lead Mona Lisa with a double and a triple, Anthony Duran had 2 singles, Nico Salgado doubled, and Conor Daly and Anthony Lenardo both had singles; Neil Kiniery was the top hitting for CWV with a double and a single, Justin Burner had 2 singles, while Kenny Tarantino and Kyle Goworek both had singles.
BIG APPLE 3 MACKENZIE POST O Andrew D'Avella pitched a no-hit/no-run game with 11 strikeouts and 2 walks, D'Avella also had 2 singles, Anthony Carr had a key 2 run single in the 5th, Thomas Hojnacki had a double, and Liam O'Brien had a single.
MONA LISA 8 J & J PRINTING 5 Anthony Lenardo lead Mona Lisa with 3 singles, James Tyminski had a double and a single, Anthony Duran and Brandon Hanson had 2 singles, and Mike Mitchell had a single; Alex Amaral homered for J & J, and Devon Hill, Sean Barnett, James Barnett, and Jake Kopacz had singles.
HUDACKO'S 18 ATTISANO 7 Mark Wissen, Rocco Bleich, and Kyle Necklen all had 4 hits for Hudacko's, one of Bleich's hits was solo homer, and he had 5 rbi's, Wissen drove in 3 runs, and Necklen had an rbi, Justin Santiago and Joe Squitieri had 2 singles each, and Brandon Kuhl and Nick Vazquez had singles.
CWV 7 UNICO CLUB 4 Neal Kiniery lead CWV with 2 doubles and a triple, and Kevin Connelly, Justin Burner, Jonathan Mari, and Kyle Goworek had singles; Brandon Paugh homered for Unico, Parish Ferencz tripled, and Mark Orlowski, Ian Calcaterra, and Phil Soscia had singles.
ATTISANO 10 UNICO 4 Tyler Cruz and Gene Keohane combined on a 4 hitter with 8 strikeouts, Cruz also had 2 singles, and Keohane had a single and drove in a run. Doug Lupo was the leading batter for Attisano with 3 singles and 4 rbi's, Andrew Smith had 2 singles, Nick Casais had a double and 2 rbi's and Matt Lojewski had a single; Brandon Paugh was the leading batter for Unico with a homer and a single, and Mark Orlowski and Jared Holzman had singles.
BIG APPLE 8 MONA LISA 6 Big Apple scored 6 runs in the 3rd inning. Drew D'Avella had a 2 run homer, Anthony Carr had a triple and a single, Jake Mc Namara had 2 singles, Thomas Hojnacki, Kevin Restrepo, and Ronnie Romano had triples, Liam O'Brien had a double and 2 rbi's, and Nick Pindar and Devonte Smith both had singles; James Tyminski lead Mona Lisa with a double and a single with an rbi, Anthony Duran had 2 singles, and drove in 2 runs, and Brandon Hanson had a single and 2 rbi's.
HUDACKO'S 11 J & J PRINTING 4 Joe Squitieri and Marc Wissen combined on a 4 hitter with 10 strikeouts. Wissen also had 4 singles in 4 at bats; Squitieri had 2 singles and drove in 2 runs, Kyle Necklen had 4 singles and drove in 2 runs, Rocco Bleich had a double and a single with an rbi, Olivia Whitney drove in 2 runs with a double, and Conor Farley and single and drove in a run. Devin Hill, Alex Amaral, and James Barnett had doubles for J &J, and Sean Barnett had a single.
BIG APPLE 11 UNICO CLUB 2 Ronnie Romano lead Big Apple with a 3 run homer, Thomas Hojnacki had a double and a single, and drove in a run, Andrew D'Avella and a double and a single with 1 rbi, Liam O'Brien had a single and drove in 2 runs, Kevin Restrepo had 2 singles; Parish Ferenzy had a double and drove in a run, Ian Calcaterra had a single and an rrb, Vinnie Barbarise and Danny Bremner both had doubles, and Mark Orlowski had 2 singles.
MACKENZIE POST 8 MONA LISA 2 Terrence lead Mackenzie with an inside the park homer and a double, Sean Ahern had a double, and Ryan Guthrie, Jonathan Mullin, Sean Magda, and John Valverde all had singles; James Tyminski lead Mona Lisa with a double and a single, Jose Baute had 2 singles, and Anthony Lenardo had a double.
ATTISANO 12 CWV 3 Brett Bodayle, Doug Lupo, and Gene Keohane combined on a 2 hitter with 13 strikeouts, Lupo also a a big day at the plate with 2 doubles and a single, driving in 2 runs, Tyler Cruz had a triple and 3 singles with 3 rbis, Brett Bodayle had 2 singles and 2 rbis, Gene Keohane had a double with 2 rbis, Matt Lojewski drove in a run with a double, Nick Casais had a double and an rbi, and Lorenzo La Corte and John Hester both had singles. Matty Sroczynski and Justin Burner both had singles for CWV.
BIELAN 5 DE SENA 4 Brian Cotter drove in the winning run with a single, Brian had a triple and another single, Thomas Cotter also made his Little League debut with 3 singles, and 2 strong innings of relief pitching; John Joynt had a double and a single, and Landon Paradine singled. Reimy Amparo tripled for De Sena and drove in 2 runs, and Frankie Vuolo, Greg Pease, Zach Balint, and Joey Vuolo all had singles.
RUTKOWSKI 7 COLDWELL 7 Ben Dunlap lead Rutkowski with an inside the park homer and a triple, Michael Gray and Aiden Calcaterra both had doubles, and Marcus Rivera singled; Jack Tobar singled for Coldwell.
STANDINGS: Bielan 6-1, Kuhl's 5-1, De Sena 6-2, Rutkowski 2-3-1, Coldwell 1-6-1, North Jersey Public Adjusters 0-7
BIELAN 10 RUTKOWSKI 4 Robert Jones, Chris Ortega, Landon Paradine, and Brian Cotter combined on a 1 hitter with 11 strike outs, Ortega also had a triple and a double, and Brandon Hahn had a single, Michael Gray doubled for Rutkowski, and Marcus Rivera, Aiden Calcaterra, John Buckland, and Benji Dunlap combined to strike out 13 for Rutkowski.
KUHL'S 3 COLDWELL BANKER 0 Michael Lojewski hit a 3 run homer for Kuhl's, James Ashe, Gabe Van Buren, and Jose Rivera aslo had hits; Devin Baret lead Coldwell with 2 singles, and Jack Tobar also had a single; Mike Lojewski, Gabe Van Buren, and James Ashe combined to strike out 15 batters for Kuhl's; Devin Baret, Dylan Porcelli, and Anthony Cruz struck out 15 for Coldwell.
DE SENA 4 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 0 Greg Pease, Frankie Vuolo, and Zach Balint combined on a 2 hitter with 11 strike outs, Voulo also had an inside the park homer and a single, Pease and Balint had doubles, and Johnny O'Brien had a single; Edmund Broderick and Anthony Minotto both had singles for North Jersey.
STANDINGS De Sena 6-1, Bielan 5-1, Kuhl's 5-1, Rutkowski 2-3, Coldwell Banker 1-6, North Jersey Public Adjusters 0-7
DE SENA 9 COLDWELL 1 Dionna Lenardo was the big hitter for De Sena with a double and 2 singles,Greg Pease, Zach Balint, and Joey Vuolo combined on a 3 hitter with 12 strikeouts; Pease also had an inside the park grand slam homer, Vuolo also had a single, and his brother Frankie had 2 singles; Adam Losonczy, Anthony Cruz, and Dylan Quinn had singles for Coldwell.
KUHLS 9 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 3 James Ashe, Michael Lojewski, and Gabe Van Buren combined on a 2 hitter with 13 strike outs, Lojewski and Van Buren both contributed at the plate, with Lojewski getting 2 doubles, and Van Buren 2 singles and an rbi, and Carlos Mirando also had a single, Edmund Broderick and Anthony Minotto both had singles for North Jersey.
DE SENA 5 KUHLS 1 Greg Pease, Zack Balint, and Frankie Vuolo combined on a 1 hitter with 9 strikeouts, all three players contributed at the plate, with Pease getting 2 singles, Vuolo getting a double and Balint getting a single, Pease also made a couple of outstanding defensive plays at shortstop; Mike Lojewski had a single for Kuhl's.
Rutkowski 9 North Jersey Public Adjusters 3 Aiden Calcaterra, John Buckland, and Benji Dunlap combined to pitch a 1 hitter with 17 strikeouts, Dunlap also had a big day at the plate, going 4 for 4 with a triple and 3 singles, Analy Moosh had a triple for North Jersey.
BIELAN 8 COLDWELL BANKER 2 Chris Ortega, John Joynt, Landon Paradine, and Brian Cotter combined on a 2 hitter for Bielan, striking out 14. Cotter also was big at the with 2 singles, Ortega had a triple, and Joynt had a single, Robert Jones, Brandon Hahn, and Colin Woods also had hits; Adam Losonczy had both of Coldwell's hits.
DE SENA 9 COLDWELL 1 Dionna Lenardo was the big hitter for De Sena with a double and 2 singles,Greg Pease, Zach Balint, and Joey Vuolo combined on a 3 hitter with 12 strikeouts; Pease also had an inside the park grand slam homer, Vuolo also had a single, and his brother Frankie had 2 singles; Adam Losonczy, Anthony Cruz, and Dylan Quinn had singles for Coldwell.
KUHLS 9 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 3 James Ashe, Michael Lojewski, and Gabe Van Buren combined on a 2 hitter with 13 strike outs, Lojewski and Van Buren both contributed at the plate, with Lojewski getting 2 doubles, and Van Buren 2 singles and an rbi, and Carlos Mirando also had a single, Edmund Broderick and Anthony Minotto both had singles for North Jersey
BIELAN 2 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 1 Robert Jones, John Joynt, and Brian Cotter combined on a 1-hitter with 14 strikeouts for Bielan, Cotter also had the only hit for Bielan; Edmund Broderick, Anally Moosh, and Kevin Barnett also combined on a 1-hitter for North Jersey with 12 strikeouts, DJ O'Brien had the only hit for North Jersey.
KUHL'S 6 BIELAN 5 James Ashe, Gabe Van Buren, Mike Lojewski, and Joe Ruge had singles for Kuhl's; Robert Jones, Chris Ortega, and Kirby Lopez had singles for Bielan
DE SENA 12 RUTKOWSKI 3 Dionna Lenardo, Zack Balint, and Joey Voulo had singles for De Sena; Benji Dunlap had a 3 run inside the park homer, Michael Gray and John Buckland had singles.
COLDWELL BANKER 7 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 5 Jack Tobar lead Coldwell with a double and a single, and Dylan Porcelli had a double; Eric Fonseca, Edmund Broderick, Matt Riccardi, and Isiah Corlette had singles for North Jersey.
BIELAN LAW 4 DE SENA 3 Robert Jones, Chris Ortega, and Brian Cotter combined on a 3 hitter with 12 strikeouts. Jones, Ortega, and Cotter also had singles, Kirby Lopez also singled, Landon Paradine made an excellent defensive play at second base. Dionna Lenardo, Zach Balint, and Frankie Vuolo combined to strikeout 12 batters for De Sena, Lenardo, Joel Cruz and Jack Daly had hits for De Sena.
RUTKOWSKI 11 COLDWELL BANKER 6 Aiden Calcaterra, Benji Dunlap, John Buckland, Michael Gray, Marcus Rivera, Jake Nowak, and Matty Page all had hits for Rutkowski; Dylan Porcelli, Devin Baret, Evan Karlicki, and Julian Geron had hits for Coldwell.
DE SENA 7 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 1 Dionna Lenardo, Zach Balint, and Frankie Voulo combined on a no-hitter with 16 strikeouts, Voulo also had a double and a single, and Lenardo had 2 singles.
KUHL'S 10 COLDWELL 0 Gabe Van Buren and Carlos Miranda combined on a no-hitter with 10 strikeouts, Mike Lojewski had 2 doubles, and Carlos Miranda, Jason Tarantino, and Mark Bruce had singles.
BIELAN LAW 7 RUTKOWSKI 3 Anthony Barrera singled for Bielan, Michael Gray lead Rutkowski with 3 singles and made an excellent defensive play at second base, John Buckland doubled, and Aiden Calcaterra, Ben Dunlap, and Anthony Passariello had singles.
DE SENA 11 COLDWELL BANKER 5 Joey Vuolo lead De Sena with a double and 2 singles, Frankie Voulo and Greg Pease both tripled, and Zach Balint and Dionna Lenardo had singles; for Coldwell, Devin Baret, Adam Lozonczy, Jason Petrakian, and Dean Pelliccio all had singles.
KUHL'S 9 NORTH JERSEY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS 0 Gabe Van Buren, James Ashe, and Mike Lojewski combined on a 1 hitter with 14 strikeouts. Carlos Miranda had 2 hits for Kuhl's, James Ashe and James Johnson also had hits; Edmund Broderick had a single for North Jersey.
IMTT 13 PAMRAPO 3 Priscilla Guzman lead IMTT with a double and a single, Catherine Policastro had 2 singles, and Francesca Staunch, Katie Zero, and the Micewicz sisters (Payton and Lacey all had singles; Brittany Ortiz, Reanna Mc Auliffe, and Melissa Mendoza all had singles. BCB 10 St. Mary's 0 Alexandra Fajardo and Juliana Jacobson combined on 3 hitter. Fajardo and Jacobson also combined for 7 hits, Tatiana Toro, Kara Coletta, Megan Massa, Angeline Arias, Jaclyn Ayala, Allison Serpica, Autumnn Petersen, Sara Jane Derowski, and Barbara Alexander also had hits for BCB; Alexis O'Callahan, Amanda Novielli, and Sarah Smyth had hits for St. Marys.
IMTT 6 BCB 4 Haley Johnson lead IMTT with a homer of the center field fence, and a double, Devin Tierney and Jillian Tomace also had hits; for BCB, Alexandra Fajardo homered over the right field fence, Sara Jane Derowski doubled, and Tatiana Toro doubled.
ST. MARYS 14 CAPE LIBERTY 5 Tyler Rickard lead St. Marys with a double and a single, Amanda Novielli tripled, and Alexis O'Callahan, Jasmine Cummings, Zoe Kushnir, and Lauren Delbert had singles; Vicky Staromiejska lead Cape Liberty with 2 singles, and Elizabeth Sheridan singled.
BAYONNE PAL YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING REGISTRATION
Football & cheerleading season is about to begin…
When: the month of April every Tuesday and Thursday
Time: 6:00 until 7:00
Where: At the PAL Midtown School room 123
Registration fees: $75.00 per child (payable by cash/check)
(2) Small recent pictures of child
(2) Copies of the birth certificate
(3) Children living in Housing, must bring copy of your Lease
A parent/guardian MUST be present at registration $45.00
***ALL FEES & DOCUMANTATION IS DUE AT REGISTRATION***
Football & Cheerleading registration is open to ALL Bayonne Grammar School resident between the ages of 5-14.
Any questions please call league President Andre Moore 201-779-3278
Vice President Joe Edwards 908-531-4587
'AVELLA,KINIERY, AND HOJNACKI PUT BAYONNE IN WINNER'S BRACKET FINAL
Andrew D'Avella went 4 for 4 with a three run homer, and drove in 7 runs to lead Bayonne Little League's 11 year old all star team to a 13-0 victory over Elizabethpost Little League in the New Jersey District 7 tournament in Hoboken. Neal Kiniery also had a big day at the plate, going 3 for 4 with a homer. Thomas Hojnacki pitched a 1 hitter with 4 strikeouts, and was help but outstanding defense, especially by Brandon Hanson and Joe Squitieri; Kenny Tarantino also had an excellent day at the plate, getting 2 hits and driving in 2 runs.
WEST NEW YORK AMERICAN 10 BAYONNE CENTRAL Excellent defensive plays were made by Julian Irizarry, Sean Ahern, Alex Amaral, and Nick Vaccaro. Jonathan Mullin had the only hit for Bayonne.
BAYONNE ADVANCES TO CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Andrew D'Avella and Neal Kiniery combined on a 2 hitter with 8 strike outs to send Bayonne Little League's 11 year old all star team to a 9-2 win over Secaucus to put them in the New Jersey District 7 championship game. D'Avella, Kiniery, Thomas Hojnacki, Marc Wissen, Kenny Tarantino, and Rocco Bleich all had big hits for Bayonne. Bayonne's strong defense was anchored by Hojnacki, Tarantino, Kyle Necklen, and Mark Orlowski, who caught an excellent game behind the plate.
D'AVELLA AND KINIERY LEAD BAYONNE TO OPENING ROUND WIN
Andrew D'Avella pitched a 1-hitter and struck out 14, and Neal Kiniery had 3 hits, including a double, and drove in 3 runs to give the Bayonne Little League 11 year old all star team a 6-3 victory over North Bergen North in the New Jersey District 7 11 year old Little League tournament at the North Bergen Little League complex. Rocco Bleich pitched the last inning, retiring all 3 batters on a strike out and 2 ground outs. Brandon Paugh had a base hit to drive in 2 runs, while D'Avella, Thomas Hojnacki, and Brandon Hanson also had big hits; Hojnacki and Mark Wissen made key defensive plays. Bayonne will now advance to play Elizabethport at Hoboken.
WEST NEW YORK AMERICAN 10 BAYONNE CENTRAL 12 District 7 Excellent defensive plays were made by Julian Irizarry, Sean Ahern, Alex Amaral, and Nick Vaccaro. Jonathan Mullin had the only hit for Bayonne.
NEW JERSEY DISTRICT 7 10 YR. OLD TOURNAMENT
BAYONNE 22 COLLEGE 7 Kyle Goworek lead Bayonne with a double and 3 singles in for at bats, Jonathan Mari and Jake Kopacz both had 3 hits, Derek Boehm and Matt Lojewski had 2 hits each, and Justin Santiago, Joe Barbarise, Will Curtis, Lance Luccarelli, and Vinnie Barbarise had a one hit each.
Registration for the Bayonne PAL Youth Football Program is now going on at the PAL at 23rd Street and Avenue A in the Midtown Community School. There will be registration taken during the month of July. For Information call League President Andre Moore at 201-779-3278, or the PAL Office at 201-858-6965.
ALL SAINTS ACADEMY COUNTY CYO BASKETBALL CHAMPS The 2009 Hudson / Essex County CYO Varsity Girls Basketball Championship was won by All Saints Catholic Academy of Bayonne. St. Leo’s of Irvington led at the end of the first Qtr. 11-10 the A. S. C. A. Panthers handled St. Leo’s full court press and had a 19-15 lead going into the halftime. The Lady Panthers defense held St. Leo’s scoreless in the 3rd Qtr. And then pulled away to make the final score 32-19. Haley Johnson led All Saints with 19 points followed by Alexis Ogbin with 6, Caroline Gonzalez with 3, Vicki Staromiejska 2, Tabatha Colegrove 2, Amelia Attisano and Arianna Taite shared the defensive load trying to deny St. Leo’s Kiana Marcus the ball. Kara Whelply and Katelyn Mitchell had 6 rebounds and 4 assists respectively. Melissa Winters and Colleen Mernar shared 6 assists and 6 rebounds. All County player Kiana Marcus who is headed to Shabazz or Bloomfied Tech in the fall led St. Leo's with 19 points.
2009 Hudson/ Essex CYO Basketball County Champs: front Row: Caroline Gonzalez, Katelyn Mitchell, Colleen Mernar, Amelia Attisano, and Arianna Tate. Back Row: Vickie Staromiejska,Melissa Winters, Tabatha Colegrove, Kara Whelply, Haley Johnson, Alexis Ogbin and Coach Dan Curtis Missing from picture: Team Mom Karen Mitchell
Registration for the 2009-2010 Bayonne PAL Basketball Program is currently takiing place. A representative was at the Bayonne Little League this week . Registration will continue next week at the PAL from 6 to 8 PM. The deadline for the Hot Hoops and Summer Skills Programs will be Wednesday June 24. For more info contact the PAL Office at 201-858-6965.
Registration for the Bayonne PAL Youth Football Program is now going on at the PAL at 23rd Street and Avenue A in the Midtown Community School. There will be registration taken during the months of June and July. For Information call League President Andre Moore at 201-779-3278, or the PAL Office at 201-858-6965.
BAYONNE LITTLE LEAGUE 8 YEAR OLD ALL STARS FINISH 2ND IN DISTRICT 7 TOURNAMENT
The players selected to the 8 year old all star team were: Dionna Lenardo, Tino Salgado, Matt Brown, Mike Lojewski, Ryan Mc Namara, Frankie Vuolo, Brian Cotter, Devin Baret, Brian Baranok, Ben Dunlap, Zach Balint, Gabe Van Buren, and Matt Riccardi.
Bayonne defeated Lincoln Park 14-3 at Bridge Field in Bayonne. Mike Lojewski lead Bayonne with 2 triples, Ryan Mc Namara blasted 2 doubles, Matt Brown had a triple, and Frankie Vuolo doubled.
Bayonne then traveled to Hoboken, where they were defeated 14-4 by a strong Hoboken squad. Matt Brown doubled for Bayonne, and Mike Lojewski, Ryan Mc Namara, Zach Balint, and Brian Baranok all had singles for Bayonne.
Bayonne returned to Hoboken and eliminated Secaucus 9-5. Ryan Mc Namara lead Bayonne with a 3 run inside the park homer down the right field line, and a run scoring single to drive in 4 runs, Matt Brown also hit a inside the park homer to right center with a runner on. Brian Baranok had a double and drove in a run, Zach Balint had a bunt single with the bases loaded, while Tino Salgado and Gabe Van Buren singled; Matt Brown, Gabe Van Buren, Mike Lojewski, and Tino Salgado divided the pitching duties giving up 3 hits and striking out 13.
Bayonne advanced to the loser's bracket final with a 14-1 four inning victory over Elizabethport. Matt Brown and Tino Salgado divided the pitching duties combining to scatter 7 hits and striking out 7; Salgado also was the leading batter getting a double and a single in 3 trips at bat; Dionna Lenardo, Mike Lojewski, GabeVan Buren, Brian Baranok, and Zack Balint all had singles.
Bayonne then reached the championship round with a 4-2 win over Jackie Robinson on their home field. Kevin Cotter, Zach Balint, and Tino Salgado turned in a strong pitching performance.
The championship game was a return match-up between Hoboken and Bayonne. Bayonne took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first, then Hoboken tied the game in the bottom of the inning, Bayonne took a 3-2 lead in the top of the 3rd, but Hoboken scored 5 runs in the bottom of the fifth to make the score 7-3 in favor of Hoboken, Bayonne closed the gap to 7-6 in the top of the sixth, but Hoboken was able to hold on for the victory to give them the championship. Zach Balint lead Bayonne with a 2 run double and a single, Dionna Lenardo, Matt Brown, Ryan Mc Namara, Mike Lojewski, and Gabe Van Buren also contributed with base hits, Matt Brown and Tino Salgado combined on a six hitter with 6 strike-outs. Salgado and Mc Namara turned in the some outstanding plays in the field. The coaching staff included Jack Collins, Tony Lenardo, and Mike Lojewski. Both teams received awards at the conclusion of the game.
Bayonne Karate For Kids: Win Trophies At Regional Tournament
On April 18th students from Bayonne Karate for Kids located at 434 Broadway, Bayonne compete in a Regional Tournament in Lincroft NJ. Pictured are the many students and instructors and Senior Masters who were in attendance
BIG APPLE 10 UNICO 5
THOMAS HOJNACKI LEAD BIG APPLE WITH 2 HOMERS AND A SINGLE, DRIVING IN 3 RUNS, AND PAT GROSSO HOMERED AND SINGLED, MIKE MC KITTRICK DROVE IN A RUN WITH A TRIPLE AND HAD 2 SINGLES, AND JACOB MC NAMARA HAD 3 SINGLES, DRIVING IN 3 RUNS; NICK CERBONE LEAD UNICO WITH A TRIPLE AND A SINGLE, AND MACKENZIE BROWN, MUJTABA MANSOOR, BRANDON PAUGH, MARK ORLOWSKI, AND VINNIE BARBARISE ALL HAD SINGLES.
J & J PRINTING 5 MACKENZIE POST 4 (7 INNINGS) MIKE RIPP SINGLED AND ADVANCED TO SECOND ON AN ERROR, STOLE THIRD, AND BEAT A THROW BY THE SHORTSTOP TO SCORE THE WINNING RUN, RIPP ALSO HAD A SINGLE IN THE THIRD INNING, SEAN CROWLEY LEAD J & J WITH A TRIPLE AND 2 SINGLES, JOE KOPACZ HAD 2 DOUBLES, AND JOHN VACCARO HAD A SINGLE, AND DROVE IN THE WINNING RUN, WHEN HE REACHED FIRST BASE ON A FIELDER'S CHOICE; TERRANCE ADAMS LEAD MACKENZIE WITH A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE, SEAN AHERN HAD 2 SINGLES, AND ANGEL CRUZ, JOSE SANTOS, JONATHAN MULLIN, AND DEREK BOEHM ALL HAD SINGLES.
HUDACKO'S 15 MONA LISA 6 MARK WISSEN HAD A PERFECT DAY AT THE PLATE, GOING 4 FOR 4 WITH A DOUBLE AND 3 SINGLES, ROCCO BLEICH HOMERED, KYLE NECKLEN HAD 2 DOUBLES, FRANKIE DI PILLO HAD A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE, JUSTIN SANTIAGO AND DAVE LOMBANA HAD DOUBLES, AND GOREE VENABLE, AND CHARLIE FORKER HAD SINGLES; SALOMON LOPEZ AND ANTHONY DURAN LEAD MONA LISA WITH 2 SINGLES EACH, MYER ARMSTRONG AND NICO SALGADO BOTH DOUBLED, AND CONOR DALY HAD A SINGLE.
ATTISANO 3 ACANFORA 2 TYLER CRUZ LEAD ATTISANO WITH 2 DOUBLES AND A SINGLE, AND BRETT BODAYLE AND NICK CASIAS HAD SINGLES; SAMMY GARCIA WAS THE TOP BATTER FOR ACANFORA WITH A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE, MIKE CHRISTOPOLOUS HAD 2 SINGLES, AND AJ CANDELARIO, CONOR SHARP, AND LOUIE GARCIA ALL HAD SINGLES.
ATTISANO 10 MACKENZIE 8 TYLER CRUZ AND BRETT BODAYLE LEAD ATTISANO WITH 2 SINGLES, JULIAN IRIZARRY DOUBLED, AND NICK CASIAS HAD A SINGLE; CHRIS KUCZYNSKI HAD A 3 RUN HOMER FOR MACKENZIE, AND TERRENCE ADAMS, DEREK BOEHM, AND JOSE SANTOS HAD SINGLES.
BIG APPLE 4 HUDACKO'S 3 (7 INNINGS) THOMAS HOJNACKI'S WALK OFF 2 RUN HOMER IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH INNING WON THE GAME FOR BIG APPLE, HOJNACKI ALSO HAD A SINGLE, PAT GROSSO AND JACOB MC NAMARA BOTH HAD A SINGLE AND A DOUBLE, AND DREW D'AVELLA HOMERED; FRANKIE DI PILLO LEAD HUDACKO'S WITH A HOMER, AND DOUBLE, AND A SINGLE, MARC WISSEN AND KYLE NECKLEN BOTH HAD 2 SINGLES, WHILE JUSTIN SANTIAGO AND JOE SQUITIERI BOTH HAD SINGLES.
J & J PRINTING 11 ACANFORA 1 SEAN CROWLEY AND JOE KOPOCZ LEAD J & J WITH A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE, WHILE MIKE RIPP AND BRANDON PILOVSKI BOTH A SINGLES; AJ CANDELARIO DOUBLED FOR ACANFORA, AND TYLER LAW SINGLED.
MONA LISA 5 CWV 4 ANTHONY DURAN LEAD MONA LISA WITH 2 SINGLES, AND SALOMON LOPEZ, MOOKIE CRUZ, AND JACOB EDGERTON ALSO HAD SINGLES; NEAL KINIERY LEAD CWV WITH 3 HITS, A HOMER, AND DOUBLE, AND A SINGLE, JEREMY SANTIAGO DOUBLED, AND KENNY TARANTINO, BEN HURLEY, AND JOE DEL GUIDICE ALL HAD SINGLES. THOMAS HOJNACKI LEAD BIG APPLE WITH 2 HOMERS AND A SINGLE, DRIVING IN 3 RUNS, AND PAT GROSSO HOMERED AND SINGLED, MIKE MC KITTRICK DROVE IN A RUN WITH A TRIPLE AND HAD 2 SINGLES, AND JACOB MC NAMARA HAD 3 SINGLES, DRIVING IN 3 RUNS; NICK CERBONE LEAD UNICO WITH A TRIPLE AND A SINGLE, AND MACKENZIE BROWN, MUJTABA MANSOOR, BRANDON PAUGH, MARK ORLOWSKI, AND VINNIE BARBARISE ALL HAD SINGLES.
STANDINGS:
UNICO CLUB 9-2, HUDACKO'S 9-3, J & J PRINTING 9-3, BIG APPLE 8-3, MACKENZIE POST 5-6, MONA LISA 5-6, ATTISANO 3-9, ACANFORA 3-10, ASSUMPTION CWV 1-10
Bayonne PAL BASKETBALL
Clippers 44 Jazz 42
Clippers: Andrew Stam 12, Xavier Varela 8, Biaggio Cancro 8, Mark Masciale 6, Chris Wright 6, Brandon Stevenson 4 Jazz: Josh Edwards 16, Anthony White 9, Kenny Williams 8, Ridge Alcaide 7, Marlon Boone 2
Pacers 49 Timberwolves 45
Pacers: Austin Williams 20 Atkins Williams 17, Joe Melone 8, Eddie Rios 2, Elijah Porch 2 Timberwolves: Donte Walker 17, Jaron Smith 8, Ricky Hoffman 8, Justin Guthrie 8, Kevin Gallagher 2, Jordan Elam 2
Thunder 84 Trailblazers 70
Thunder: Kevin Walker 42, Danny Liming 20, Austin Ranta 6, Freddie Jones 6, Garry Gaston 4, Marc Lavelle 4, Brandon Hilliard 3 Trailblazers: Brandon Otero 24, Steve Betancourt 21, Luis Pagan 16, Keith Kisielewski 9
Pacers 52 Jazz 50
Pacers: Austin Williams 17, Elijah Porch 13, Atkins Williams 9, Joe Melone 9 Jazz: Kenny Williams 27, Josh Edwards 8, Ridge Alciade 7, Marlon Boone 4, Anthony White 4
Timberwolves 60 Trailblazers 51
Timberwolves: Jaron Smith 29, Donte Walker 17, Justin Guthrie 5, Ralph Maravilla 4, Daniel Johnson 3, Kevin Gallagher 2 Trailblazers: Steve Betencourt 27, Brandon Otero 16, Keith Kisielewski 5, Philip Henry 2
Thunder 59 Clippers 57
Thunder: Kevin Walker 35, Daniel Liming 10, Garry Gaston 7, Austin Ranta 4, Freddie Jones 2, Brandon Hilliard 1 Clippers: Biaggio Cancro 20, Andrew Stam 12, Andre Banks 11, Brandon Stevenson 5, Chris Wright 4, Xavier Varela 4
Thunder 51 Jazz 41
Thunder: Kevin Walker 18, Austin Ranta 14, Daniel Liming 8, Garry Gaston 3, Marc Lavelle 2, Brandon Hilliard 2 Jazz: Kenny Williams 18, Josh Edwards 12, Ridge Alcaide 7, Marlon Boone 2
Pacers 55 Trailblazers 54
Pacers: Austin Williams 26, Delane Pileggi 9, Desmen Richardson 8, Joe Melone 8, Atkins Williams 7 Trailblazers: Steve Betancourt 23, Luis Pagan 18, Keith Kisielewski 4, Philip Henry 4, Elias Statham 3, George Pagan 2
Clippers 37 Timberwolves 32
Clippers: Biaggio Cancro 10, Chris Wright 9, Xavier Varela 7, Andrew Stam 4, Andre Banks 4. Mark Masciale 3 Timberwolves: Jaron Smith 13, Donte Walker 7, Ralph Maravilla 6, Santiago Guerra 3, Darnell Johnson 3
HOBOKEN LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT D'AVELLA AND HOJNACKI LEAD BAYONNE IN HOBOKEN TOURNAMENT
Bayonne Little League's 11 and 12 year old all star team took 2nd place in the first annual Hoboken Little League Invitational Tournament. Bayonne was lead by Drew "Toy Cannon" D'Avella and Thomas "Big Hurt" Hojnacki who both blasted 5 homers each, and had several other hits; Mackenzie Brown and Neal Kiniery also each had a homer, and other big hits, Mike Mc Kittrick, Dennis Boehm, and Mark Wissen also had big hits. Brown, D'Avella, Hojnacki, Mc Kittrick, Boehm, Mujtaba "M & M" Mansoor, Anthony Lenardo, and Conor "Mosquito" Daly combined to pitched some excellent ball, and the staff was anchored by Mark Orlowski. The entire team played excellent on defense. The members of the team were: Drew "Toy Cannon" D'Avella, Thomas "Big Hurt" Hojnacki, Mackenzie Brown, Neal Kiniery, Mike Mc Kittrick, Mark Wissen, Dennis Boehm, Mujtaba "M & M" Mansoor, Anthony Lenardo, Conor Mosquito Daly, Mark Orlowski, Mike Ripp, Joe Squitieri, and Kevin Restrepo. The manager was Bruno D'Avella, and the coaching staff included Dennis Byrne, Tony Lenardo, Lee Rzepinski, and Marty Reed (scorekeeper).
Bayonne lost the first game to Hoboken 14-5. Mackenzie Brown homered for Bayonne, D'Avella, Hojnacki, and Mc Kittrick also had hits; Bayonne came back to beat Elizabethport 7-1 on 2 homers by D'Avella and 1 by Hojnacki, Boehm. Mc Kittrick, Kiniery, and Wissen also had hits; Bayonne then eliminated Hoboken 6-5 on homers by D'Avella and Hojnacki, Brown, Mc Kittrick, and Kiniery also had hits; Bayonne then reached the championship round with a 4-3 win over West New York, Hojnacki and Kiniery homered, Kiniery's homer in the bottom of 5th proved to be the game winner. In the bottom of the sixth with 1 out and a runner on third base, Mansoor made a running catch of a fly ball in right field, and threw a perfect strike to home plate for the final out of the game. In the championship game, Elmora beat Bayonne 14-4; D'Avella and Hojnacki both homered.
BAYONNE LITTLE LEAGUE -JUNIOR MINOR LEAGUE
North Jersey Public Adjusters 12 Bielan Law 5
Bernard Chisholm lead North Jersey with a single and a double, Antonio Ayala and Jonathan Rosace both had 2 singles, and Marco Ayala had a single. Ryan Mc Namara lead Bielan with 2 singles, Sean O'Brien and Nick Vasquez also singled.
Kuhl's 18 Rutkowski 5
James Ashe lead Kuhl's with 3 singles, Gene Keohane had 2 doubles, Dane Sabo had 2 singles, Carlos Miranda, and Mike O'Brien both had singles, Nick Kiniery lead Rutkowski with a triple, double, and a single, Matt Brown had 2 singles, and Brandon Smith had a single.
De Sena 7 Bielan 1
Brandon Kuhl lead De Sena with 3 singles, Lance Luccarelli had 2 singles, Devonte Smith had a double, and Dionna Lenardo, Frankie Vuolo, and Brian Baranok all had singles; Brian Cotter lead Bielan with a double and a single, and Tino Salgado, Jared Holzman, and Ryan Mc Namara each had a single, Mc Namara also made some great defensive plays at first base.
North Jersey Public Adjusters 7 Rutkowski 4
Antonio Ayala, Paul Mulcahy, and Matt Riccardi all had 2 singles for North Jeresy, Bernard Chisholm, Jerry Veloz, and Jonathan Mejia also had singles, Nick Kiniery lead Rutkowski with a double and single, Brandon Smith had 2 singles, and Andrew Smith had a single.
Kuhl's 8 Coldwell Banker 2
Joel Reynosa lead Kuhl's with 2 singles, James Ashe doubled, and Gene Keohane, Gabe Van Buren, and Mike O'Brien had singles; Conor Farley lead Coldwell with a double and a singles, while Liam O'Brien and Josh Roberts both had singles.
STANDINGS
De Sena 8-1, Coldwell Banker 6-1, Kuhl's 5-2, North Jersey Public Adjusters 2-5, Bielan Law 2-7, Rutkowski 0-7
5/24/09
Coldwell Banker 7 North Jersey Public Adjusters 3
Josh Roberts, Brandon Porcelli, Kyle Goworek, and Liam O"Brien combined on a 1 hitter, a single by Jonathan Rosace; O'Brien, Goworek, Roberts, and Mike Do Pazo had hits for Coldwell.
De Sena 9 Kuhl's 8
De Sena won the game in the bottom of the sixth on 4 walks. Frankie Vuolo lead De Sena with 3 singles, Devonte Smith had 2 singles, James Tyminski had a triple, and Brandon Kuhl had a double. James Ashe lead Kuhl's with 2 singles, and Gene Keohane, Gabe Van Buren, Dane Sabo all had hits for Kuhl's.
BAYONNE LITTLE LEAGUE MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES OF MAY 19 AND 21
Big Apple 13 J & J Printng 2
Pat Grosso went 4 for 4 for Big Apple with a triple, double and 2 singles, Drew D'Avella had a triple and a double, Mike Mc Kittrick and Thomas Hojnacki both had 2 singles, Jonathan Castaldo had a double, and Antony Carr and Mike Scarpa had singles; Hojnacki and Mc Kittrick combined on a 2 hitter with 10 strikeouts. Brandon Pilovksy homered and Kenny Ciolek singled for J & J.
Acanfora 3 CWV 1 (9 innings)
Tarick Abdelbacky lead off the top of the 9th with a single, and scored on a double by Robert Smith, then Smith came home on Sammy Garcia's double. CWV took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first on doubles by Kenny Tarantino and Neal Kiniery, Acanfora tied the game in the 3rd on a walk to Smith and a single by Tyler Law. Smith and Garcia lead Acanfora with 2 hits each, and Mike Christopoulos, Tyler Law, Conor Law, Conor Sharp, and Tarick Abdelbacky all had singles for Acanfora, Kenny Tarantino lead CWV with 2 doubles, Neal Kiniery had a double, and Jeremy Santiago, Joe Del Guidice, and Kevin Connolly all singled for CWV.
Mona Lisa 16 Attisano 2
Conor Daly pitched a 5 hitter striking out 6; Anthony Lenardo lead the hitting with 3 singles, and made a great play at short, Brandon Hanson had a double and a single, Myer Armstrong and Anthony Duran both had a double and a single, and Daly, Salomon Lopez, and Jatniel Lopez had singles. Dave Somers and Pete Casias had singles for Attisano, and Tyler Cruz had a double.
Unico 7 Hudacko's 6
Kapil Kanakaraj lead Unico with with a double and a single, and Nick Cerbone, Mackenzie Brown, and Kaniewski all had 2 singles each. Frankie Di Pillo hit 2 homers for Hudacko's, and Justin Santiago, Charlie Forker, and Dave Lombana all had singles.
Bayonne Little League Junior Minor League Scores
Coldwell Banker 7 North Jersey Public Adjusters 3
Josh Roberts, Brandon Porcelli, Kyle Goworek, and Liam O"Brien combined on a 1 hitter, a single by Jonathan Rosace; O'Brien, Goworek, Roberts, and Mike Do Pazo had hits for Coldwell.
De Sena 9 Kuhl's 8
De Sena won the game in the bottom of the sixth on 4 walks. Frankie Vuolo lead De Sena with 3 singles, Devonte Smith had 2 singles, James Tyminski had a triple, and Brandon Kuhl had a double. James Ashe lead Kuhl's with 2 singles, and Gene Keohane, Gabe Van Buren, Dane Sabo all had hits for Kuhl's.
D'AVELLA AND HOJNACKI LEAD BAYONNE IN HOBOKEN TOURNAMENT
Bayonne Little League's 11 and 12 year old all star team took 2nd place in the first annual Hoboken Little League Invitational Tournament. Bayonne was lead by Drew "Toy Cannon" D'Avella and Thomas "Big Hurt" Hojnacki who both blasted 5 homers each, and had several other hits; Mackenzie Brown and Neal Kiniery also each had a homer, and other big hits, Mike Mc Kittrick, Dennis Boehm, and Mark Wissen also had big hits. Brown, D'Avella, Hojnacki, Mc Kittrick, Boehm, Mujtaba "M & M" Mansoor, Anthony Lenardo, and Conor "Mosquito" Daly combined to pitched some excellent ball, and the staff was anchored by Mark Orlowski. The entire team played excellent on defense. The members of the team were: Drew "Toy Cannon" D'Avella, Thomas "Big Hurt" Hojnacki, Mackenzie Brown, Neal Kiniery, Mike Mc Kittrick, Mark Wissen, Dennis Boehm, Mujtaba "M & M" Mansoor, Anthony Lenardo, Conor Mosquito Daly, Mark Orlowski, Mike Ripp, Joe Squitieri, and Kevin Restrepo. The manager was Bruno D'Avella, and the coaching staff included Dennis Byrne, Tony Lenardo, Lee Rzepinski, and Marty Reed (scorekeeper).
Bayonne lost the first game to Hoboken 14-5. Mackenzie Brown homered for Bayonne, D'Avella, Hojnacki, and Mc Kittrick also had hits; Bayonne came back to beat Elizabethport 7-1 on 2 homers by D'Avella and 1 by Hojnacki, Boehm. Mc Kittrick, Kiniery, and Wissen also had hits; Bayonne then eliminated Hoboken 6-5 on homers by D'Avella and Hojnacki, Brown, Mc Kittrick, and Kiniery also had hits; Bayonne then reached the championship round with a 4-3 win over West New York, Hojnacki and Kiniery homered, Kiniery's homer in the bottom of 5th proved to be the game winner. In the bottom of the sixth with 1 out and a runner on third base, Mansoor made a running catch of a fly ball in right field, and threw a perfect strike to home plate for the final out of the game. In the championship game, Elmora beat Bayonne 14-4; D'Avella and Hojnacki both homered.
BASKETBALL
Clippers 44 Jazz 42
Clippers: Andrew Stam 12, Xavier Varela 8, Biaggio Cancro 8, Mark Masciale 6, Chris Wright 6, Brandon Stevenson 4 Jazz: Josh Edwards 16, Anthony White 9, Kenny Williams 8, Ridge Alcaide 7, Marlon Boone 2
Pacers 49 Timberwolves 45
Pacers: Austin Williams 20 Atkins Williams 17, Joe Melone 8, Eddie Rios 2, Elijah Porch 2 Timberwolves: Donte Walker 17, Jaron Smith 8, Ricky Hoffman 8, Justin Guthrie 8, Kevin Gallagher 2, Jordan Elam 2
Thunder 84 Trailblazers 70
Thunder: Kevin Walker 42, Danny Liming 20, Austin Ranta 6, Freddie Jones 6, Garry Gaston 4, Marc Lavelle 4, Brandon Hilliard 3 Trailblazers: Brandon Otero 24, Steve Betancourt 21, Luis Pagan 16, Keith Kisielewski 9
Pacers 52 Jazz 50
Pacers: Austin Williams 17, Elijah Porch 13, Atkins Williams 9, Joe Melone 9 Jazz: Kenny Williams 27, Josh Edwards 8, Ridge Alciade 7, Marlon Boone 4, Anthony White 4
Timberwolves 60 Trailblazers 51
Timberwolves: Jaron Smith 29, Donte Walker 17, Justin Guthrie 5, Ralph Maravilla 4, Daniel Johnson 3, Kevin Gallagher 2 Trailblazers: Steve Betencourt 27, Brandon Otero 16, Keith Kisielewski 5, Philip Henry 2
Thunder 59 Clippers 57
Thunder: Kevin Walker 35, Daniel Liming 10, Garry Gaston 7, Austin Ranta 4, Freddie Jones 2, Brandon Hilliard 1 Clippers: Biaggio Cancro 20, Andrew Stam 12, Andre Banks 11, Brandon Stevenson 5, Chris Wright 4, Xavier Varela 4
Thunder 51 Jazz 41
Thunder: Kevin Walker 18, Austin Ranta 14, Daniel Liming 8, Garry Gaston 3, Marc Lavelle 2, Brandon Hilliard 2 Jazz: Kenny Williams 18, Josh Edwards 12, Ridge Alcaide 7, Marlon Boone 2
Pacers 55 Trailblazers 54
Pacers: Austin Williams 26, Delane Pileggi 9, Desmen Richardson 8, Joe Melone 8, Atkins Williams 7 Trailblazers: Steve Betancourt 23, Luis Pagan 18, Keith Kisielewski 4, Philip Henry 4, Elias Statham 3, George Pagan 2
Clippers 37 Timberwolves 32
Clippers: Biaggio Cancro 10, Chris Wright 9, Xavier Varela 7, Andrew Stam 4, Andre Banks 4. Mark Masciale 3 Timberwolves: Jaron Smith 13, Donte Walker 7, Ralph Maravilla 6, Santiago Guerra 3, Darnell Johnson 3
3-DAY BASKETBALL CAMP TO BE HELD BY BAYONNE RECREATION DIVISION
Mayor Mark A. Smith & Gary S. Chmielewski, Director of Public Works, Parks & Recreation have announced that the Recreation Division will be holding a three day Basketball Camp, for boys and girls, ages 8-13, on Wednesday, June 24th, Thursday, June 25th, & Friday, June 26th at the Bayonne Community Ice Rink Gym.
The camp will run from 9:00am to 12:00pm each day.
The cost for the camp is $49.00 and includes a camp tee-shirt & certificate.
Former Varsity High School Basketball Coach Jack Hladik will be running the camp.
Supervisor of Recreation, Pete Amadeo, stated that “the Recreation Department is very excited to be offering the Basketball Camp. It will be a great experience for boys and girls to gain knowledge of the game of basketball. Coach Hladik is a remarkable coach and he will instill in the children the fundamentals of the game.”
Spots are limited to 40 participants. Registration forms are available only in the Recreation Department in City Hall Room #13. The deadline for registration and payment is Friday, June 12, 2009. Registration will not be submitted after this date.
Cash will be accepted. Checks must be made payable to “City of Bayonne”.
For further information, please call the Recreation Department at (201) 858-6128 or email BAYONNEREC@AOL.COM.
Going for a 4-peat. Conroy, Jaworski, and Co. returning the same team. Very strong, play well together. Co-Op returns and may be their only competititon?
2. Co-Op
The former Real Estate Boys…Kevin Reed & Matt Allen will have their team ready to win the title away from AGM.
3. Smash-N-Scrape
James Turner will always be a threat. Guard Mike Barry will distribute the ball. Will compete, but have known to be lazy at times.
4. Callaway’s Construction
Young team, very fast. Elronney Poole, Rashad Callaway, Jimmy Smith some big names who will score. Don’t forget about Ahmir Bailey.
5. Starting Point
Ajosa Jr. will score the 3. Need a big man. Addition of Eric Weikert is key.
6. Stillmatic
Will win some games. Travis Camacho one of best rebounders in league. Sean Johnson & Duval Cheatham can shoot, but what about defense…
7. The Wire
Joe Christopher looking for a competitive summer team. Played well in the winter league, but new team this summer. Verdict to be determined. 8. Exit 12
Had a great end of the season in winter. Gerard Beaubrun will count on the play of Jeremy Shadrick and Basilio Castro.
9. Block Bangerz
Tyrone Hicklen will score with his tall body, but needs help from his teammates. Morris Johnson a scorer.
10. Bad News Boys
Chris Robinson pre-season favorite to win league MVP. Evan Morris and Marquis Boyd can play. Different team than indoor team.
11. Outlawz
Always competitive. Fleischman can shoot. Taylor Nowak big player underneath. Montagne and Olmo wil contribute outside.
12. Ruff Ryders
They’re back. Returning to the league after a few years off. “The Wayne” can play with anyone. Addition of DeLaCruz big. Bigg, Jr knows the game and will be a plus. Henderson strong.
13. Gentlemen’s Club
Won D3 last two seasons. Will have more competition. Pete Williams dangerous from anywhere on the court. Mike Kinahan big body, tough to box out.
14. Glory Road
Matt Dragone always ready to play. Jay Ramirez and Danny DeJesus All-Rec caliber players. Watch out for this team.
15. Killer Klowns
Family-oriented. Guard Anthony Amadeo best guard in Bayonne. Different Klowns team than in the past.
16. Trim Line Medical
Coach Jacobson looking for a summer title. Added JJ Hladik, he can shoot. Will be in every game. Don’t forget about Tom Murphy.
17. Melo Felos
Athletic team. Can argue a little too much at times. Definitely will be a team in the playoff hunt. Halsey’s will score. Ellerson can shoot the 3-pointer. Dobies hustles.
18. Goodfellas
Anthony Piscitelli good player/coach. Larry Carter looking to go back to his old days of scoring. Kevin Walker & Ronald Roberts best duo in Bayonne.
19. COD
Nick Allan, Bob Stanley ready to surprise Bayonne. Have some scorers. Will make playoffs.
20. PR’s Finest
Veteran Team. Phil Germain puts up big numbers. Pete Carino and Hector Rosario tough players.
21. Tune Squad
Rizzo. Smith. Sudimack. Will they play together? Time will tell.
22. Ballers
Returning to the league after 2 years off. Danny & Jose Beteta good players. Kurt Bullwith physical play all around.
23. Bayonne Ballers
Emmanuel Mercedes will be key to their success.
24. Patriots
Could be ranked higher, but need to prove them selves as a team first.
25. Dog Pound
Returning to the league. Behavior an issue with this team and hurts their style of play.
26. Madd Skillz
New Team to the league. Anthony Wolleon a member in Men’s Baseball League. Can he play basketball as well?
27. Thunder
Team who has played together for several years. Departure of Opel hurts. Matt Hladik smart player/coach. Will Pete Geary return? Pasuco big underneath.
28. Superfreaks
Watch out for these pink shirts. Frank Flynn & Pat McMonagle team leaders.
29. Filthy Irish
Alan Walsh defensive expert. Vinny Mascaile will shoot from anywhere. Teschlog will drive to the basket. Energetic bunch.
30. Swamp Donkeys
Hampton & Barone best coaches in league? PJ McCabe tall player. Joe Barone, Tom Kelly & Montouri ready for basketball.
31. DTFC
Ives can shoot. Bleich & Pasuco will look to dominate. Team will need to stay focused during long season.
32. Eastsiders
Blakovich putting in a competitive team. New to summer basketball. Can they run the court?
33. Vanilla Thunder
Dan McNerney returns to the court. Dominated during high school. Times have changes, has he?
34. N.W.O.
Pat Lioi has his work cut of out for his team. They can play, but how hard?
35. Rossi Possi
John Rossi promises to finish the season. Sweeney, Yurchak, and Mingoia key players.
36. Steam Rollers
Justin Stanul can hustle. He’ll be ready for the East Division.
37. King Koopa
Tim Piscitelli put together a nice team with Stanlaw brothers, and Cosmo DePinto.
38. Infantry
John Norris good baseball player..will need to bring his athleticism to the basketball court.
39. The Skywalkers
How will they finish? Should they be ranked higher?
40. Vesuvio’s Italian Deli
Returning after a tough ’08 season. Will improve after a year under their belt.
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BASEBALL
JUNIOR MINOR LEAGUE GAMES MAY 11 -MAY 17TH
JUNIOR MINOR LEAGUE GAMES
Coldwell Banker 4 Rutkowski 1
Liam O'Brien lead Coldwell with 2 hits, Chris Cerbone doubled, and Connor Farley, Kyle Goworek, Devin Baret, and Adam Losonczy all had singles for Coldwell; Matt Brown, Nick Kiniery, and tim Hagdorn had singles for Rutkowski. Goworek, Josh Roberts, and O'Brien combined to strike out 14 for Coldwell
De Sena 5 Bielan 4
James Tyminski lead De Sena with De Sena with a inside the park homer with a runner on, and a single, Devonte Smith also had inslde the park home, Brandon Kuhl had a double and a single, and Frankie Vuolo and Johnny O'Brien had singles. Jake O'Callahan lead Bielan with 2 singles, and Nick Vasquez and Brian Cotter had singles.
De Sena 12 North Jersey Public Adjusters 0
Brandon Kuhl, Devonte Smith, Lance Luccarelli, and Shane Donohue combined on a one hitter, a single by Antonio Ayala, and struck out 17. Devonte Smith was the big hitter for De Sena with 2 doubles and a single, James Tyminski had a double and a single, Frankie Vuolo, Shane Donohue, and Brian Baranok all had 2 singles, Lance Luccarelli doubled, and Dionna Lenardo and Brandon Kuhl each had a single.
Kuhl's 14 Bielan Law 6
Mike Lojewski lead Kuhl's with a perfect day at the plate, banging a double and 3 singles, Gabe Van Buren had an inside the park homer and 2 singles, Dayne Sabo had 3 singles, James Ashe had a double and a single, Gene Keohane had 2 singles, Joel Reynoso had a double, and Mike Daly had a single. Brian Cotter lead Bielan with a double and a single, Tino Salgado and Nick Vasquez doubled, and Jared Holzman, Ryan Mc Namara, Shawn O'Brien, and Brandon Hahn all had singles.
North Jersey Public Adjusters 6 Kuhl's 6
Bernard Chisholm had a double and a single for North Jersey, Jerry Veloz and Jonathan Rosace had 2 singles, whille Paul Mulcahy and Marco Ayala both had singles. Gene Keohane and Gabe Van Buren lead Kuhl's with 3 singles each, while Mike Lojewski and Ralph Mason both had singles.
De Sena 4 Rutkowski 1
Shane Donahue, Brandon Kuhl, James Tyminski, and Devonte Smith combined on a 1 hitter, a double by Nick Kiniery, striking out 14 batters; Smith and Tyminski lead Kuhl's with 2 doubles and a single, Frankie Vuolo had a 2 run double and Dionna Lenardo, Lance Luccarelli, and Johnny O'Brien had singles.
Coldwell Banker 14 Bielan Law 9
Kyle Goworek lead Bielan with Coldwell with a double and a single, Liam O'Brien and Devin Baret had 2 singles, and Conor Farley, Mike Do Pozo, Brandon Porcelli, and CJ Cerbone all ad singles; Nye Armstrong and Jake O'Callahan both singled for Bielan.
Bayonne Little League Results for May 12-16th
Big Apple 11 Attisano 4
The big blow of the game was a 2 run homer to right field by Andrew D'Avella, which cleared both fences, and landed in the playground, Andrew also had 2 singles, Pat Grosso also had a 2 singles, Jonathan Castaldo had a double, and Thomas Hojnacki singled. Nick Casias homered, and Matt Lojewski singled for Attisano.
Mackenzie Post 11 Acanfora 10
Dennis Boehm had 2 triples for Mackenzie, Shawn Johnson had a triple and a single, Sean Ahern had a double and a single, John Valverde and Jose Santos had triples, Sean Magda doubled, and George Custudio and Derek Boehm had singles.
Unico 15 CWV 1
Mujtaba Mansoor lead Unico with a triple and a single, Nick Cerbone homered over the center field fence, Mackenzie Brown had a double, and Kapil Kanakaraj, Brandon Paugh, and Mark Orlowski all had 2 singles; Neal Kiniery lead CWV with a double and a single, Jeremy Santiago had 2 singles, and Kenny Tarantino, Ben Hurley, and Dave Quinn had doubles.
J & J Printing 8 Mona Lisa 2
Joe Kopacz had a perfect day at the plate with a triple, 2 doubles, and a single to drive in 4 runs, Sean Crowley had a double and a single, Brandon Pilovsky doubled, and Mike Ripp, Devin Hill, and Kenny Ciolek had singles; Franklin "Mookie" Cruz lead Mona Lisa with a triple and a single, and Brandon Hanson had a single.
Hudacko's 14 CWV 4
Dave Lombana lead Hudacko's with a 2 run homer to right center that hit the Colgate sign, and a double, Joe Squitieri had 2 singles, Frankie Di Pillo doubled, and Kyle Necklen had a single; Neal Kiniery lead CWV with a double and a single, and Kenny Tarantino and Joe Del Guidice both had singles.
Big Apple 10 Mackenzie 6
Andrew D'Avella continued his hot hitting for Big Apple with another homer to center field, which cleared both fences, Mike Mc Kittrick doubled, while Kevin Restrepo and Ronnie Romano singled. Derek Boehm and John Valverde both singled for Mackenzie.
Mona Lisa 12 Acanfora 2
Myer Armstrong and Anthony Duran lead Mona Lisa with 3 hits each, Myer had an inside the parkl homer with 2 on, and 2 singles to drive in 4 runs, Anthony Duran had a triple and 2 singles, Nico Salgado had a double and a single, Anthony Lenardo had 2 singles, Salomon Lopez had a double, and Conor Daly had a single. Mike Christopoulas lead Acanfora with a triple and a double, Robert Smith had 2 singles, and James Walsh had a single.
Unico 15 Attisano 2
Nick Cerbone lead Unico with 2 doubles and a single, Mackenzie Brown hit a 3 run homer over the right field fence, Kapil Kanakaraj and Nick Kaniewski both doubled, and Phil Soscia had a single, Julian Irizarry tripled for Attisano and Tyler Cruz had a single.
BAYONNE PAL SENIOR LEAGUE SCORES
SENIOR GIRLS
Lynx 36 Storm 22
Lynx: Aneia Williams 10, Alexis Wilson 7, Mackenzie Brown 7, Mercedes Fetch 6, Erika Tobar 4, Jessica Dolan 2 Storm: Courtney Bsrnfield 8, Kayla Rowan 6, Angela Lenzo 4, Alyssa Nunez 2, Pradip Kaur 2
FINAL STANDINGS-SENIOR GIRLS
Mercury 5-2, Lynx 4-4, Storm 3-5, Fever 1-7
SENIOR BOYS
Jazz 47 Timberwolves 40
Jazz: Kenny Williams 16, Marlon Boone 9, Ridge Alcaide 9, Nick Soscia 6, Anthony White 5, Jake Luccarelli 4 Timberwolves: Justin Guthrie 16, Jaron Smith 13, Donte Walker 7, Ricky Hoffman 2, Jordan Elam 2
Clippers 50 Trailblazers 38
Clippers: Andre Banks 12, Biaggio Cancro 11, Brandon Stevenson 11, Chris Wright 8, Mark Masciale 6, Andrew Stam 2 Trailblazers: Brandon Otero 17, Steve Betencourt 10, Keith Kisielewski 7, Elias Statham 2, Philip Henry 2
Thunder 61 Pacers 55
Thunder: Kevin Walker 41, Garry Gaston 6, Daniel Liming 6, Freddie Jones 4 Pacers: Atkins Williams 21, Joe Melone 14, Austin Williams 13, Desmen Richardson 4, Eddie Rios 2, Elijah Porch 1
LITTLE LEAGUE RESULTS -MAJOR LEAGUE & MINOR LEAGUE
Big Apple 12 Acanfora 9
Andrew D'Avella lead Big Apple with a homer over the center field fence and a triple, driving in a total of 5 runs, Thomas Hojnacki also had a 3 run homer that hit the scoreboard in right field and 2 singles, Pat Grosso, Kevin Restrepo, and Anthony Carr each had a double and a single, and Mike Mc Kittrick had 2 singles; for Acanfora, Sammy Garcia had a 3 run double, Robert Smith drove in a run with a single, and Conor Sharp had a single.
Hudacko's 6 Mackenzie 3
Goree Venable lead Hudacko's with a 2 run homer to left center field, Frankie Di Pillo had 2 hits, and Charlie Forker and Mark Wissen both had singles, Terrence Adams and Jose Santos both lead Mackenzie with a single and a double, Sean Magda doubled, Shawn Johnson drove in a run with a single, and Sean Ahern had a single.
J & J Priinting 1 CWV 0
Joe Kopacz and Brandon Pilovsky combined on a 1 hitter, struck out 15, and walked 2 for J & J, Kopacz also had a double, and stole home for the only run of the game. Dave Quinn gave up 2 hits, struck out 9 and walked 1 for CWV. Alex Amaral singled for J & J, and Kahil Lewis beat out a bunt single for CWV.
Unico 9 Mona Lisa 4
Nick Cerbone lead Unico with a triple and a single, Mujtaba Mansoor had a triple, and Phil Soscia, Brandon Paugh, Nick Kaniewski, and Mark Orlowski had singles. Myer Armstrong lead Mona Lisa with a double and single, Anthony Duran, Anthony Lenardo, and Franklin Cruz had 2 singles each, Brandon Hansen had a double, and Jacob Edgerton had a single.
JUNIOR MINOR LEAGUE
Coldwell Banker 5 De Sena 4 (7 innings)
Kyle Goworek lead off the bottom of the 7th inning with a double, and scored the winning run on Liam O'Brien's single. De Sena took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first. With 2 outs, Devonte Smith and James Tyminski singled and scored on Lance Luccarelli's double. In the bottom of the first, Coldwell cut the lead to 2-1 when Josh Roberts got hit by a pitch, and scored on Liam O'Brien's double. De Sena increased their lead to 3-1 in the 3rdm when Brandon Kuhl walked and scored on Tyminski's single. Coldwell took and 4-3 lead in the 4th on a combination of walks and fielders choices. De Sena tied the game in the 5th when Devonte Smith walked and scored on Luccarelli's single. Liam O'Brien had 2 hits for Coldwell, and Kyle Goworek doubled; James Tyminski lead De Sena with 3 hits, Lance Luccarelli and Brian Baranok had 2 hits, and Devonte Smith singled. Josh Roberts, Brandon Porcelli, and Liam O'Brien combined to strike out 13 for Coldwell, and Brandon Kuhl, Devonte Smith, and James Tyminski combined to strikeout 14 for De Sena.
Bielan Law 3 North Jersey Public Adjusters 1
Bielan took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the 1st when Tino Salgado singled, moved to second on a walk to Brian Cotter, and scored on a single by Jared Holzman, North Jersey tied the game in the top of the third when Walter Cmielewski walked, advanced to second and third, and socred on a single by Jonathan Rosace, Bielan regained the lead in the bottom of the 3rd when Salgado walked,, advanced to second and third, and scored when Brian Cotter was retired on a fielder's choce. Bielan picked up their 3rd run in the 5th, when Salgado walked, and scored on a triple by Nick Vasquez. Vasquez, Cotter, and Nye Armstrong combined on a 1 hitter for Bielan and struck out 12; Antonio Ayala, Paul Mulchay, and Jerry Veloz combined on a 3 hitter with 9 strikeouts. On defense Bielan made 2 excellent plays.In the second inning, Jared Holzman caught a line drive at second with 1 out, and threw to third to get the third out. Tino Salgado caught a line drive to end the 3rd inning that saved a run. For North Jersey, Paul Mulcahy made an excellent play at 1st base.
Pacers: Atkins Williams 18, Austin Williams 17, Elijah Porch 5, Eddie Rios 2, Joe Melone 2 Clippers: Andre Banks 13, Andrew Stam 11, Biaggio Cancro 8, Mark Masicale 5
Timberwolves 47 Thunder 46
Timberwolves: Donte Walker 15, Jaron Smith 14, Justin Guthrie 10, Jordan Elam 6 Thunder: Kevin Walker 22, Garry Gaston 9, Mark Lavelle 8, Freddie Jones 6, Daniel Liming 1
Trialblazers 49 Jazz 47 Jordan Taylor 19, Steve Betencourt 16, Luis Pagan 10, Keith Kisielewski 6 Jazz: Kenny Williams 22, Josh Edwards 11, Ridge Alciade9, Anthony White 5 Pacers 53 Jazz 36
Pacers: Austin Williams 13, Joe Melone 9, Atkins Williams 9, Elijah Porch 8, Eddie Rios 7, Christian Fetch 2, Desmond Richardson 2 Jazz: Ridge Alcaide 14, Kenny Williams 11, Joe Stevenson 5, Joe Ramunni 4, Anthony White 2
Timberwolves 63 Trailblazers 45 Timberwolves: Justin Guthrie 26, Jaron Smith 20, Donte Walker 12, Ricky Hoffman 2, Kevin Gallagher 2, Ralph Maravilla 1 Trailblazers: Jordan Taylor 15, Luis Pagan 12, Steve Betencourt 7 Keith Kizielewski 5, Elias Statham 4, George Pagan 2 Thunder 43 Clippers 31
Thunder: Daniel Liming 11, Kevin Walker 8, Marc Lavelle 7, Garry Gaston 5, Derek Grant 4, Brandon Hilliard 2 Clippers: Biaggio Cancro 14, Andrew Stam 9, DJ Wall 2, Xavier Varela 2, Chris Wright 1, Brandon Stevenson 1
Jazz 45 Clippers 40
Jazz: Kenny Williams 18, Ridge Alcaide 8, Marlon Boone 8, Joe Stevenson 7, Nick Soscia 2, Joe Ramunni 2 Clippers: Biaggio Cancro 13, Andre Banks 8, Chris Wright 8, Andrew Stam 6, Mark Masciale 5
Pacers 46 Timberewolves 45
Pacers: Austin Williams 20 Atkins Williams 9, Elijah Porch 8, Joe Melone 7 Timberwolves: Donte Walker 14, Jaron Smith 13, Darnell Johnson 5, Justin Guthrie 5, Jordan Elam 5, Ricky Hoffman 2
Thunder 52 Trailblazers 50
Thunder: Garry Gaston 15, Kevin Walker 9, Austin Ranta 9, Daniel Liming 8, Freddie Jones 5, Derrick Grant 2 Trailblazers: Steve Betencourt 22, Luis Pagan 7, Brandon Otero 7, Keith Kisielewski 7, Philip Henry 5
Pacers 54 Clippers 44
Pacers: Elijah Porch 19, Atkins Williams 12, Austin Williams 11, Eddie Rios 7, Christian Fetch 3, Delanne Pileggi 3 Clippers: Andrew Stam 16, Chris Wright 10, Biaggio Cancro 6, Andre Banks 4, Mark Masciale 3, Xavier Varela 2, Brandon Stevenson 2
Thunder 44 Timberwolves 43
Thunder: Kevin Walker 21, Daniel Liming 15, Marc Lavelle 4, Austin Ranta 2, Freddie Jones 2 Timberwolves: Justin Guthrie 16, Donte Walker 13, Jaron Smith 8, Ricky Hoffman 4, Jordan Elam 2 Trailblazers 50 Jazz 39
Trailblazers: Steve Betencourt 19, Jordan Taylor 13, Keith Kisielewski 7, George Pagan 4, Elias Statham 2, Luis Pagan 2, Brandon Otero 2, Philip Henry 2 Jazz: Kenny Williams 17, Josh Edwards 11, Ridge Alcaide 8, Anthony White 2 STANDINGS
Dept. of Recreation Announces Registration for Co-Ed Outdoor Volleyball
Mayor Mark A. Smith and Gary S. Chmielewski, Director of Public Works, Parks & Recreation have announced that the Recreation Division has begun registration for the Outdoor Co-Ed Volleyball League.
THE FEE FOR THE OUTDOOR CO-ED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE IS $25.00/PER PLAYER. The fee is non-refundable.
Rosters may be submitted any weekday at City Hall, Room #13 from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Rosters should be complete with name, address, telephone number, and date of birth for all players. Only Bayonne residents can participate.
Registration deadline is Friday, May 29th
The season is tentatively set to begin on Monday, June 8th .
Before submitting a roster, please make sure your team will be able to participate in the league. Forfeits are disruptive to the program and are frustrating to the league.
All games will be played at 1st Street Park. Game times are 6:30 and 7:15pm. Monday through Thursday.
Any questions, you can call Pete Amadeo at (201) 858-6129.
You've seen Mr. Met at the games -now here's a chance to have the kids meet him in person. He'll be stopping by Citibank, Bayonne Branch located at 508 Broadway, Bayonne NJ'
Thursday May, 14 3:00-4:00pm -Come and take a picture with Mr. Met
Mayor Mark A. Smith and Gary S. Chmielewski, Director of Public Works, Parks & Recreation have announced that registration for tennis lessons, sponsored by the Bayonne Recreation Department has begun.
The lessons are open to Bayonne residents in the 1st grade and up, with groups divided into: grades one through four, grades five through eight, high school & adult.
Sessions will be held at the 16th Street Tennis Courts, Monday through Friday, beginning on June 1st and running through June 26th. Each participant receives 4 sessions (1 Session per week). In the event any sessions are rained out, additional days will be added.
The fee for each participant in the Tennis Lesson program will be $25. The fee is non-refundable.
Registration will be held each weekday at the City Hall Recreation Office, Room #13, from 8:30am to 4:30pm. Payment MUST be made at the time of registration, either by cash, check, or money order. Checks/money orders must be made payable to “City of Bayonne.”
REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE TAKEN OVER THE PHONE.
For further information, please call the Recreation Office at (201) 858-6127.
John Valverde and Shawn Johnson lead Mackenzie with 3 hits, with one of Valverde's hits a double, Dennis Boehm had a single and a double, Jose Santos tripled, and Chris Kuczynski, Jonathan Mullin, Sean Ahern, and Derek Boehm all chipped in with singles. Joe Kopacz and Mike Ripp lead J & J with 2 hits each, and Sean Crowley, Brandon Pilovsky, Nick Vaccaro, Kenny Ciolek, and Andrew Doherty also had hits for J & J.
Unico 8 Big Apple 5
Mujtaba Mansoor lead Unico with 2 triples and a single, Nick Kaniewski had a double and single, and Nick Cerbone had a single; Mike Scarpa doubled for Big Apple, and Andrew D'Avella, Thomas Hojnacki, Mike Mc Kittrick, and Anthony Carr had singles.
Ancanfora 7 Attisano 6
Acanfora won the game by scoring 5 runs in the 5th inning. Sammy Garcia lead Acanfora with 2 doubles, AJ Candelario had a double and single, and Mike Christopoulas, Robert Smith, Tyler Law, Mike Vazquez, and Jimmy Walsh had singles for Acanfora; David Somers lead Attisano with 2 doubles, Matt Lojewski had 2 singles, Tyler Cruz and Nick Casias doubled, and Julian Irizarry singled.
Hudacko's 10 Mona Lisa 3
Frankie Di Pillo lead Hudacko's with a 3 run homer over the left center field fence that landed in the skate park, he also had a double and a single, Rocco Bleich had a double, and Marc Wissen, Goree Venable, and Charlie Forker had singles; for Mona Lisa, Anthony Lenardo, Salomon Lopez, and Conor Daly all had doubles, and Myer Armstrong had a single.
MACKENZIE POST 8 ATTISANO 6
Mackenzie came from behind to win the game in the 5th inning by scoring 4 runs. John Valverde and Chris Kuczynski had doubles, and Terrence Adams, Jonathan Mullin, Sean Ahern, and Shawn Johnson had singles; Tyler Cruz had a double and a single for Attisano, Nick Casias had 2 singles, and David Somers, Julian Irizarry, and Kayla Thompson had singles.
Hudacko's 8 Big Apple 3
The big blow of the game was a 2 run homer by Frankie Di Pillo over the center field fence; Mark Wissen, Dave Negron, and Joe Calo had singles; Andrew D'Avella lead Big Apple with a homer over left center field, Thomas Hojnacki and Kevin Restrepo had 2 singles, and Pat Grosso had a single.
J & J Printing 4 Acanfora 1
Joe Kopacz and Devin Hill combined to pitch a 3 hitter with 14 strikeouts, Mike Christopoulas and Conor Sharp combined on a 3 hitter for Acanfora; Sean Crowley lead J & J with a homer and a single, and Andrew singled; for Acanfora, Robert Smith had 2 singles, and Christopoulas had a hit. Tyler played an excellent defensive game at 3rd base for Acanfora.
Mona Lisa 6 CWV 3
Anthony Lenardo and Anthony Duran combined on a 4 hitter for Mona Lisa; Myer Armstrong homered, and Jacob Edgerton, Duran, and Mookie Cruz all had singles; Dave Quinn, Neal Kiniery, Joe Del Guidice, and Kevin Connelly had singles for CWV.
STANDINGS:
Hudacko's 5-0, Mackenzie 3-1, Unico 3-1, J & J Printing 3-2, Mona Lisa 2-2, Acanfora 2-3, Big Apple 1-3, Attisano 1-4, CWV 0-4
Bayonne Department of Recreation to team up with the US SPORTS INSTITUTE this summer!
Mayor Mark A. Smith and Director of Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Gary S. Chmielewski have announced that the Recreation division will team up with the US SPORTS INSTITUTE for a one-week sports camp, July 13th – July 17th, for 3 to 5 year olds and 5 to 7 yr olds.
The US SPORTS INSTITUTE will offer a “Sports Squirts” program for 3 to 5 year olds and a “Multi Sports” program for 5 to 7 yr olds. Both programs will introduce young children to a variety of activities in a safe, structured environment. Activities are designed to evoke a child’s imagination in which they can Find Nemo, send Shrek into a spin or capture Jellyfish with Sponge Bob Square Pants. All activities promote hand/eye coordination, balance, agility, movement, and most importantly Fun, Fun, Fun.
Children will experience over 15 different sports in one week. Campers will receive technical instruction in each sport and will then experience the sport in a realistic game situation. Sports that are included in the camp are: bocce, flag football, lacrosse, rugby, tennis, world cup, basketball, cricket, field hockey, net ball, soccer, badminton, Olympics, handball, parachute games, pillo polo, volleyball, and softball.
Supervisor of Recreation Pete Amadeo stated, “The US Sports Institute camp will offer a unique opportunity to the youth of Bayonne. It is a new program we are offering and I truly believe it will benefit and be enjoyed by everyone involved.”
The 3 to 5 year old program will run from 9am to 10:30am or a session from 10:45am to 12:15pm. The 5 to 7 year old program will run from 9am to 1pm. The camp will be held at Gorman Field on 1st Street.
The cost of the program is: 3 to 5 Year old program ($69); 5 to 7 yr old program ($119). Each participant will receive a tee-shirt and a certificate.
Registration will be in the month of June.
The Bayonne Little League parade was held on Saturday April 18th. Congratulations to all the players, and coaches kicking off this season.
- Champions of the past 2 seasons. Departure of Kochanski definitely hurts the team. Chris Otero will have to step up and prove why he’s one of the league’s best. Still have a powerful team. Tina Venuilla, 2008 Female Athlete of the Year, may be league’s most feared feared female player.
3. Wicked Riders
- The old Brewers. New faces. New team. New Uniforms. Ajosa Sr. will have this team ready to play. Ajosa Jr. looking for a MVP type season at SS. Yurchak Brothers will be key. Danielle Dugan will be a spark.
4. Camp Anawana
- Last season’s surprise team. Will come ready to play. Frank Flynn strong hitter, great fielder. Dave Rubin will be in running for Coach of the Year. Can’t forget about Tara Lake.
5. Stix N’ Chix
- Will make a serious run to the title. New team, but have experienced players in Co-Ed Softball. Angel & Gisella Cruz can dominate at any time. The Nesheiwat sisters, Dalal & Tonia, can play. Johnny Gonzalez can hit the long ball.
6. GS Community Bank
- Same team name from ’08, but new players. Christina Conti will lead this team, as a coach and a player. Maureen Boyle good hitter. Matt Dragone, Rob Tully will have to step up. Nice addition of Catherine & Mike Cerreta.
7. Team Punishment
- Athletic team, led by “The Wayne.” Laura Ayala key player. Rob Balis, Travis Camacho, and Luis Simo lethal trio. Danielle Dundas and Mary Doolan smart players. Does this team have enough to win a championship? Team Chemistry and behavior a question mark.
8. XPRESS2U
- Do not take this team lightly. Vanessa Marko can flat out play. Anthony Gonzalez, Cindy Gonzalez, & Frankie Gonzalez great players. First year playing together. Don’t be surprised if you see this team at the top at the end.
9. Secret Country Horseshoes
- New team. Have some athletic players in Denis Peguero, Steve Stiller, Jackie Schnorrbusch, and Jason Tyrpack. Will need to learn to play together in this competitive league.
10. Clarks 19th Hole
- Donna Doyle a great coach and a great Co-Ed Softball player. Matt Patella, Kevin Elam, and Pepe Smith can hit. Don’t take this team lightly. They’ll sneak up in the standings real quick.
11. Smokies
- Veteran team. Always in the game. Will be led by Chris Munoz, John & James Soto. Jan Apfelbaum will contribute.
12. Herbert’s Arm & Navy
- Another veteran team. Coach Christine Tricoli will always put a competitive team out on the field. The Addition of Anthony Piscitelli is big. They’ll make the playoffs. Do they have enough weapons for a title?
13. A Good Catch
- Lacey Skowronski star of team and possibly the league. She will be the reason for this team’s success. Coach Sal Longo will need to get his team ready each week. Was it mentioned that Anthony Smith is on this team? Wow.
14. Yardwork
- Here’s a team with some athletic names – Halsey, Pesantez, Colletta, Palumbo. Can they play together? Coaches Richard Sudimack and Sean Baran will be ready, but will they be ready every game?
15. The Big D’s
- New, young team. Coach Mike Long has put together a nice team. Mike Kspepko, Adam Christie, Matt Tarbett, Jamie Smith, and Jen Bodayle can all play the game. A #15 ranking may be wrong for this team, but they will need to prove themselves.
16. Don Squad
- Ryan Gibbons has submitted a team with players who may be new to the game. Do they have enough to win? Gibbons will always put a winning product out there. Stay tuned for this team.
17. Trudge
- New team. They will need to make a name for themselves. Ronnie Carr has a roster full of players. Who will standout for this team?
18. Rye Whiskey Bar
- Another new team with some new players. Although they are ranked #18, they will certainly put up a fight. Coaches Stephen Carr & Maureen Pona very organized and that what may be needed to win. Joe VanHorn, David Franco, & Matt Metzendorf will all contribute.
* Power rankings are for entertainment purposes only.
Status: F - Final Score (Visitors-Home) TBP - To Be Played CAN - Canceled FFH - Forfeit by Home Team FFV - Forfeit by Visiting Team PPD - Postponed SPD - Suspended
BAYONNE PAL BASKETBALL REGISTRATION IS NOW TAKING PLACE
Registration for the 2009-2010 PAL Basketball Fall/Winter season, and the 2009 Summer Program will be Monday thru Friday from 6 to 8 PM at the PAL Office in Midtown Community School. The Leagues are open to any Bayonne Resident Ages 5 to 15; and the fees are $25 for the Summer Program and $75 for the Fall/Winter program. For More info, cantact the PAL at 201-858-6965.
BAYONNE PAL YOUTH FOOTBALL REGISTRATION
Bayonne PAL Youth Football Registration will be held during the months of May, June, and July at the PAL> For info call the PAL at 201-858-6965 or Andre Moore at 201-779-3278
Recent Major Little Leauge Games
Bielan Law 2 Rutkowski 1
Nye Armstrong, Brian Cotter, and Sean Cotter combined on a 3 hitter striking out 14; Matt Brown, Neal Kiniery, and Andrew Smith pitched equally as well for Rutkowski, giving up 5 hits and striking out 15. Armstrong and O'Brien both got 2 hits for Bielan, and Jake O'Callahan also had a hit; Matt Brown had 2 hits and Rutkowski, and Andrew Smith had the other hit.
De Sena 7 Kuhl's 2
The big blow of the game was a lead off homer in the top of the 5th by Devonte Smith, the ball went over the left center field fence, and landed in the parking lot; Brandon Kulh, James Tyminski, and Lance Lucarelli all had 2 hits; Dionna Lenardo, Frankie Vuolo, Brian Baranok, and Johnnie O'Brien also had hits for De Sena; Lance Lucarelli, Shane Donahue, Brandon Kuhl, and Devonte Smith combined on a no hitter, striking out 15; Lucarelli also made a great play at first base.
Kuhl's 15 North Jersey Public Adjusters 2
James Ashe, Gene Keihane, Dayne Sabo, Michael Daly, Marc Bruce. Gabe Van Buren, Joel Reynoso, Sammy Holloman, Jason Tarantino all had hits for Kuhl's; Marco Ayala, Antonio Ayala, Jonanthan Rosace, Bernard Chisholm, and Walter Cmielewski all had hits for NJPA.
De Sena 17 Rutkowski 5
Devonte Smith, James Tyminski, Brandon Kuhl, Dionna Lenardo, Shane Donahue, Frank Vuolo, and Zach Balint all had hits for De Sena; Andrew Smith, Brandon Smith, Destin Booker, and Paul Policastro had hits for Rutkowski.
Coldwell Banker 18 Bielan Law 10
Brandon Porcelli, Josh Roberts, Mike Do Pazo, Liam O'Brien, Kyle Goworek, Connor Farley, CJ Cerbone, Devin Baret, Adam Losonczy, Dylan Quinn, Daniel Porcelli, and Mike Valverde all had hits for Coldwell; Nye Armstrong, Tino Salgado, Ryan Mc Namara, Nick Vasquez, Brian Cotter, Shawn O'Brien, Jared Holzman, and Brandon Russo had hits for Bielan.
Opening Day Games
SATURDAY APRIL 18, 2009
Majors
J & J 11 BIG APPLE 6
FOR J & J: BRANDON PILOVSKY HOMERED AND SINGLED, JOE KOPACZ TRIPLED, NICK VACCARO HAD A SINGLE AND DOUBLE, AND MIKE RIPP HAD 2 SINGLES; PAT GROSSO HAD THE FIRST HOMER OF THE SEASON FOR BIG APPLE.
HUDACKO'S 8 UNICO 6
FRANKIE DI PILLO AND GOREE VENABLE HOMERED FOR HUDACKO'S; FOR UNICO, NICK KANIEWSKI HAD A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE, DANNY BREMER DOUBLED, AND MACKENZIE BROWN MADE THE FIRST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAY OF THE SEASON. MACKENZIE SAVED 2 RUNS WITH A BACK HANDED PLAY AT 3RD BASE, AND THREW THE RUNNER OUT AT FIRST.
MONA LISA 9 ATTISANO 3
ANTHONY DURAN HAD A 3 RUN HOMER AND A SINGLE FOR MONA LISA, AND MYER ARMSTRONG CHIPPED IN WITH A DOUBLE AND A SINGLE; TYLER CRUZ HAD 2 HITS FOR ATTISANO.
ACANFORA 9 CWV 0
THE BIG STORY OF OPENING DAY WAS ANTONIO (AJ)CANDELARIO PITCHING A NO HIT-NO RUN GAME, STRIKING OUT 18 BATTERS; AJ HAD RETIRED 15 CONSECUTIVE BATTERS, UNTIL KEVIN CONNELLY REACHED FIRST BASE WHEN THE BALL HIT HIM ON THE HAND, AND JEREMY SANTIAGO DREW A WALK, THEN AJ PROCEEDED TO STRIKE OUT THE LAST THREE BATTERS; AJ ALSO HELPED HIMSELF OUT AT THE PLATEBY BANGING OUT 2 SINGLES, AND SCORING 2 RUNS; THE OTHER BIG BLOW WAS A 3 RUN DOUBLE BY "SLAMMIN' SAMMY" GARCIA IN THE 4TH INNING, MIKE VAZQUEZ ALSO HAD 2 HITS.
Minors
Kuhl's 9 Bielan 6 Ralph Mason lead Kuhl's with 3 hits, Dane Sabo and Gene Keohane had 2 hits; Ryan Mc Namara lead Bielan with 3 hits, Tino Salgado and Nick Vasquez had 2
Coldwell Banker 4 Rutkowski 3 Dylan Quinn singled in the winning run in the bottom of the sixth, Brandon Porcelli had 2 hits for Coldwell; Josh Roberts, Mike De Pazo, and Liam O'Brien combined on a 2 hitting striking out 17 batters
De Sena 6 North Jersey Public Adjusters 5.
Dionna Lenardo, Devonte Smith, and Brandon Kuhl had hits for De Sena; Jonathan Rosace had 2 hits for NJPA; Lance Luccarelli, Devonte Smith, and James Tyminski combined to strike out 15 batters.
We would like to Thank Marty Reed of the Bayonne Little League for information provided on Bayonne Little League and PAL
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Pilovsky throws Perfect game in Bayonne Cal Ripken Opener. By Dave L Brandon Pilovsky will go down in the Bayonne Cal Ripken baseball history record books as he became the first player in it’s 12 year history to throw a perfect game. Brandon who plays for Amadeo & Miller in the major league division was spectacular as his team defeated Chris Corner 5-0 in the Bayonne Cal Ripken league opener.
Brandon struck out 9,allowing no hits, no walks and no errors by his defense and was totally dominant with only a few harmless ground balls hit by Chris Corner.
Brandon coming off a spectacular sophomore season last year was a major reason his team won the championship in 2008 and he is quickly showing why he is one of the premiere pitchers in Bayonne, one of the best in years.
Last year Brandon won the prestigious Cy Young award which goes to the league’s best pitcher and according to the league’s Vice President, Mike Miselis, who witnessed the perfect game and who has watched this young man develop into a big time player, it’s no surprise. “When this kid was only 6 yrs old in the rookie league division on Valley National Bank, we all saw a special young boy. He was fearless then when he was up against the league’s best 9 year olds and right now without a doubt he is one of the toughest competitors the league has ever seen, said Miselis.
Brandon currently attends All Saints Catholic Academy and is in the 7th grade where he is an honor student. He plans on attending St. Peters Prep High School in two more years and hopes to go onto Boston College and dreams of getting drafted by the Boston Red Sox.
Dept. of Recreation Announces Adult Baseball Registration
Mayor Mark A. Smith and Gary S. Chmielewski, Director of Public Works, Parks & Recreation, have announced that the Department of Recreation has begun registration for the Adult Baseball League.
THE FEE FOR THE ADULT BASEBALL LEAGUE IS $35.00/PER PLAYER. The fees collected will go towards the costs of running the program. The fee is non-refundable. The fee also includes a game shirt.
Rosters of up to 20 players may be submitted any weekday from 8:30am to 4:30pm at the City Hall Office, 630 Avenue C, Room #13. EACH TEAMMUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 11 PLAYERS.
Rosters will be accepted for three divisions: AAA division, AA division, and A division. AAA Division is the strongest division, and A the weakest Division. Games will be played Mondays through Fridays, and also on Sundays. Game times are 6:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.
Forfeits have increased significantly the past few seasons, and are disruptive to the league. Before putting in a roster, please make sure your team will be able to participate in the league.
The deadline for rosters and league fees is Friday, May 1, 2009.
The tentative starting date for the season is the last week in May.
Divisions will be formed on the basis of roster strength, as determined by league officials.
It is MANDATORY that each team has matching shirts with numbers on the back. The shirts will have "Bayonne Recreation Baseball" on the front and a number on the back. The manager's payment must include the cost for the entire team, and may be made by cash or by check. Checks must be made payable to "City of Bayonne."
Players without shirts are not permitted to participate in the league!!! Teams cannot have their own uniforms. All teams must purchase Recreation Game Shirts. League Officials will strictly enforce the rule regarding players without shirts. Please fill out the game shirt form. Payment is due on FRIDAY, May 1st. Payments and rosters WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE!!!
Roster applications can be picked up at the Recreation Department, Room 13, City Hall. For more information, call Pete Amadeo at (201) 858-6129.
Medal Ceremony! Pictured is Mayor Mark Smith awarding a medal to Doug Lupo of the Bruins at the Bayonne Recreation Floor Hockey Award Ceremony, held at the Dorothy Harrington Council Chambers in City hall.
Pilovsky throws Perfect game in Bayonne Cal Ripken Opener.
Medal Ceremony! Pictured is Mayor Mark Smith awarding a medal to Doug Lupo of the Bruins at the Bayonne Recreation Floor Hockey Award Ceremony, held at the Dorothy Harrington Council Chambers in City hall.