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Ridge takes NJ Group 3 first round win over Middletown South - Boys lacrosse recap
AJ Lembo netted four goals and tallied an assist for second-seeded Ridge in a 17-3 win against 15th-seeded Middletown South in the first round of the North Jersey, Group 3 tournament in Basking Ridge. Liam Thoma, Brendan Laffey, Dan Caesar and Ryan Turner each scored two goals for Ridge (10-7).
Softball: State, county tournament results, recaps & photos for Fri.-Sat., May 24-25
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St. John Vianney softball finds way in marathon Shore Conference final: 'No words for it'
RED BANK -- The packed house at Count Basie Park had endured the cardiac highs and lows of a battle between two of the Shore's preeminent powerhouses Tuesday night but in the bottom of the eighth it appeared to finally be over. Losing 9-6 to Donovan Catholic, St. John Vianney was down to its final strike in extra innings. After so many twists and turns, surely this was the end for the three-hour marathon of a game. ...
Staten Island CHSAA softball: Once again, centerfielder Maddy Lanza finds herself in the midst of a Sea title run
Talk about having the Midas touch. Centerfielder Maddy Lanza has her fingertips all over St. Joseph by-the-Sea’s latest post-season run, including last week’s come-from-behind CHSAA Archdiocesan championship game victory over Moore Catholic. The Vikings, to boot, have another busy week. On Wednesday, they’ll meet Archbishop Molloy of Queens...
Monsignor Jeff Conway Memorial Golf Outing set for June 3 in Huguenot
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Community leaders Frank Lettera and Craig Carter have partnered with a group of volunteers to host the second annual Monsignor Jeff Conway Memorial Golf Outing Monday, June 3 at the South Shore Golf Course and the Grand Oaks Country Club in Huguenot. Proceeds from the...
Staten Island HS flag football: Curtis shocks No. 2 seed Bayside; Wagner, Tots cruise to opening-round wins
The Curtis Warriors, making their first-ever postseason appearance, upset No. 2 seeded Bayside HS 13-0 on the road Tuesday to score a huge PSAL playoff victory. Meanwhile, top-seeded Susan Wagner coasted to a 37-6 triumph over No. 16 CSI/McCown in Sea View, while No. 3 Tottenville upended No. 14 Martin Luther King at the Pirates’ field.
Staten Island FerryHawks return home tonight after sweeping 6-game series vs. Hagerstown
When the Staten Island FerryHawks play at home Tuesday night for the first time in a week, they will take the field riding a seven-game win skein and nestled in first place in the Atlantic League’s North division. Included in the seven-game win skein, is a six-game sweep of...
Ref Made Despicable Comment To WNBA Legend At Son's Game
Former WNBA star Rebecca Lobo had an unfortunate story to share over the weekend regarding a sexist remark from a referee at an AAU tournament. While coaching her son's team, Lobo yelled at the officials for missing a call. A few plays later, one of the referees apparently told the ...
South Jersey, Group 4, first round - Boys lacrosse roundup for May 23
To-seed Eastern, the No. 16 ranked team in the NJ.com Top-20, racked its ninth straight win with a 20-3 victory over 16-seed Marlboro during the first round of the NJSIAA South Jersey, Group 4 Tournament in Voorhees. Chase Huggard powered his way to four goals and three assists during the...
Softball: Colts Neck Romps Over Westampton Tech, 10-0, in State Tournament
COLTS NECK, NJ -- The Colts Neck softball team advanced in the first round of the Central Jersey, Group 3 tournament with a 10-0 victory over Westampton Tech on Wednesday. Angela Sasso pitched a five-inning two-hitter with 13 strikeouts and two walks for Colts Neck (13-12). She also went 3-for-3 with a double, two runs scored and an RBI.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Gabriella Bryce was 2-for-4 with a triple and two RBI, Julianna Kowaleski was 2-for-4 with an RBI, Gabriella Saveriano was 2-for-3 with two RBI and Emma Jordon was 2-for-3 with an RBI in the win. Colts Neck, the fifth seed, will play at fourth-seeded Allentown in the quarterfinals on Tuesday. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Vote for the Larson Ford Shore Conference Baseball Player of the Week for Week 7
The Shore Conference Baseball Tournament round of 16 and quarterfinals saw some outstanding performances as the field got down to its final four teams. It is time to vote to vote for the Larson Ford Shore Conference Player of the Week. Voting will be open until 10 p.m. Saturday. Candidates...
PSAL baseball roundup (4 games): Tottenville is lone Staten Island team moving on in AAA playoffs; New Dorp nearly pulls stunning upset
Four Staten Island teams entered Wednesday’s PSAL AAA playoffs with high hopes, but only No. 1 Tottenville remains after round one. The defending city champion Pirates are moving to the round-of-16 after ace hurler Jason Bassett tossed a 17-strikeout no-hitter. If you purchase a product or register for an...
Girls Track: Malone leads Rumson-Fair Haven to Shore Conference title; SJV's Scott stars
NEPTUNE – Reese Reynolds Malone settled into the blocks for the 100-meter dash trials at Saturday’s Shore Conference Track & Field Championships with one goal in mind: Advance to the eight-runner final. “This was my first time running an open 100 ever,” the Rumson-Fair Haven High School sophomore said. “I didn’t know what I could do.” ...
Staten Island PSAL softball: Maya Scheffler’s 4-hit gem leads Curtis to opening-round playoff win
Junior Maya Scheffler allowed no earned runs in seven innings and Curtis rallied for five runs in a three-inning span as it earned a 5-2 PSAL AAA first-round playoff victory over visiting Edward R. Murrow Tuesday in St. George. The No. 3-seeded Warriors, who also received two hits apiece from...
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