PDS upsets Newark Academy in Prep B tourney
LIVINGSTON » The Princeton Day School baseball team upset Newark Academy, 4-1, in the New Jersey Independent Schools Athletic Association Prep B Tournament Friday.
Thomas Sarsfield dou- bled and drove in two runs for the Panthers, who will continue in state tournament play Tuesday when they visit Pennington after hosting West WindsorPlainsboro South in a Mercer County Tournament consolation game Monday.
PDS (8-9) NewarkAcad(6-12) 2B:
Bocian, Sarsfield (PDS); LFranzoni (PDS); Bucceri, Sarsfield 2 (PDS), Siccone (NA).
Bucceri (1-1);
WP— RBIs: 100020 000 010 LP— 3B:
Rich.
1—461 0 — 1 5 1
MCT CONSOLATION LAWRENCE 5, PENNINGTON 4 LAWRENCE » After the Red Raiders rallied for two runs in the sixth and seventh to tie the game, the Cardinals scored an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh to win.
Shea McGuire had a double and two runs batted in for Lawrence.
Pennington(10-7) 000 002 2 Lawrence (8-11) 010 300 1 2B:
Blair (P), McGuire (L); Archer, Eng, Harris, Psomaras (P), Jodoin, McGuire 2, Ciuffreda, Hiner (L). Castoral (2-4); Blair (1-1).
WP— RBIs: LP— —4 14 1 —5 8 1
REGULAR SEASON NOTRE DAME 7, NOTTINGHAM 2 HAMILTON » Nick Feretic and Kyle Rosica both hit solo home runs in support of pitcher Robbie Buecker and the Irish knocked off the Northstars.
Buecker allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits, struck out 12 and walked just one. Nick Houghton hit a tworun homer for Nottingham.
Notre Dame(10-6-1) 300 103 0—7 11 1 Nottingham(18-4) 000 002 0—2 5 0 2B:
Levins (ND); Feretic, Rosica (ND), Houghton (N); Levins 2, Kmiec, Frascella, DiUbaldi, Feretic, Rosica (ND), Houghton 2 (N).
Buecker (1-1);
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EWING 6, WW-P SOUTH 5 PRINCETON JCT. » The Blue Devils scored three times in the top of the seventh to surge past the Pirates.
Cole McKeon went 2-for-2 with three RBIs for Ewing.
Charlie Dey knocked in two runs for West Windsor-Plainsboro South.
Ewing (4-14) WW-P South(6-13) 2B:
Ulrich, Robbins (E), Raeter, Rivera (WWS); Lawrence, McKeon 3, Ulrich (E), Dey 2, Singh (WWS). Gregg (1-0); Hodges (0-1).
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PLuckie (4-2).
3—684 0 — 5 5 2
ROBBINSVILLE 18, TRENTON 1 ROBBINSVILLE » Grayson Cooke homered and drove in four runs to pace the Ravens’ 16-hit attack in a victory over the Tornadoes.
Trenton (0-16) Robbinsville(6-15) 2B:
Lehmann, McCunney (R); Azcona (T); Cooke (R); Cooke 4, Penzone (R).
Frascella (1-2);
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BLAIR ACADEMY 13, PEDDIE 12 HIGHTSTOWN » The Falcons lost a high-scoring heartbreaker to the Bucs.
Blair scored five time in the top of the seventh to change a game in which it was outhit by Peddie, 12-5.
BlairAcad(4-11) Peddie (5-13) 000 01 — 1 40 (10)60 2x —18 16 2 RBIs: LP—
Garcia (0-6).
004 310 5 030 333 0 3B: —13 5 4 —12 12 5
RANCOCAS VALLEY 10, NO. BURLINGTON 4 COLUMBUS » Tim Irons belted a grand slam and knocked in five runs to propel the Red Devils past the Greyhounds.
Will Mesa homered for Northern Burlington.
RancocasV(7-7) No. Burl.(11-6) 2B:
Vergantino, Dickerson (RV), Feig (NB); Irons (RV), Mesa (NB); Irons 5, Pancheri, Stridiron (RV), Feig, Mesa, Clauser, Menichelli (NB). Mangene (5-1); Irvin (3-3).
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BORDENTOWN 7,
NEW EGYPT 6 (9 INN.) BORDENTOWN » One day after winning the BCSL Tournament title, the Scotties followed up with a nine-inning win over the Warriors on Chris Wade’s walk-off home run.
Jack Parker also went deep for the Scotties.
Neal Flogel was 3-for-4 with a homer and four RBIs for New Egypt.
New Egypt (10-5) Bordentown(16-4) 2B: HR:
Steen, Healy, DeSantis (NE), Gronostajski, Schroeder (B); Flogel (NE), Wade, Parker (B); Flogel 4, DeSantis 2 (NE), Schroeder, Drew, Wade, Marchetti 2, Parker 2 (B).
Ryba (2-0); Fernicola (3-2).
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PENNSAUKEN 7, FLORENCE 1 FLORENCE » Payne Walachy went 3-for-3 to account for half of the Flashes’ hits versus the Indians.
Pennsauken(8-5) Florence (8-9) 2B:
Barrientos (P), Morgan (F); Barrientos 3, Bonifacio, Przychowicz 2, Andujar (P), Fajgier (F). Andujar; DJones (0-1).
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DELRAN 13, BUENA 6 TRENTON » The Bears visited Arm & Hammer Park Friday night for a successful non-league game with the Chiefs.
It took five runs in the bottom of the third inning for Delran to overtake Buena behind three RBIs apiece from Luke Smith and Ryan Howlett.
Buena (12-6) Delran(15-4) 2B:
Sauri, Torres (B), Leroy, Rossner, LSmith (D); DelValle, Gugliemi 2, Torres 2, Kurtz (B), Moten 2, LSmith 3, Howlett 3, Leroy, Mackell, JBaker 2 (D). Francis (2-0); Sauri.
WP— LP— 302 001 015 223 RBIs: 001 105 001000 LP— 0 — 6 10 2 x —13 16 0