Mostrangeli’s hitting helps Rowan baseball to top of NJAC
Ryan Mostrangeli had a monster three-game series for top-seeded Rowan in the New Jersey Athletic Conference playoffs.
Mostrangeli, the former Steinert star, was recently named to the All-NJAC second team.
Facing Stockton in the best of three first round series, Mostrangeli was 6-for12 at the plate with a double and one RBI.
Mostrangeli is batting .347 and has five doubles, three homers and 18 RBI for the Profs, who will face the winner of No. 4 Kean and No. 5 Montclair State
Muller, Welsh Spark Rutgers
Kyle Muller (Steinert) worked two scoreless innings and got the win in the first game for Rutgers in a three-game sweep on No. 19 Nebraska.
Muller is now 3-2 on the season with a 2.20 ERA, three saves and 17 strikeouts in 18.2 innings.
Kevin Welsh (Northern Burlington) had a great series against Nebraska batting .500 (4-for-8), with three doubles and five RBI.
Welsh is batting .257 on the season for the Scarlet Knights (17-13)
Walsh, Jantorno Spark Marist
Shea Walsh (Robbinsville) was 3-for-7 in Marist’s quarterfinal sweep of Monmouth in the MAAC Championships. Walsh also had an RBI.
Walsh has a team high 30 base hits and a second best .395 average.
Hailee Jantorno (Notre
Dame) was 2-for-4 in the sweep, and is batting .250 on the season,
NESCAC AllAcademic
Amherst: Hannah Colaizzo (Princeton), Nina Fitzgerald (Pennington), Ava Tillman (Hopewell Valley). Connecticut College: Anya Fitzgerald (Lawrenceville/Wilberforce). Tufts: Nick Delaney (Princeton). Wesleyan: Will Ratner (Princeton). Williams: Will Titus (Hopewell Valley).
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Baseball: Sean McGeehan (Nottingham) was 3-for-4 with a triple and three RBI for Rider in a win over St. Peter’s. McGeehan leads the Broncs with 23 RBI. …Jake Babuschak (Northern Burlington) worked five innings and got the win for Sacred Heart over Fairleigh Dickinson. He allowed four hits and struck out two to improve to 2-1. …Colin Scanlon (St. Joe’s Prep/Fairless Hills) pitched eight scoreless innings and struck out seven in a La Salle win over St. Joseph’s. …Kyle Lysy (Allentown) with a 5-3 record was honored on Senior Day at Shippensburg. …Chris DeClerico (Hopewell Valley), Luke Blair (Pennington), Nick Guerieri (Pennsbury), Will Zimmerman (Conwell-Egan) and Brian Mowery (Burlington Twp.) helped Lebanon Valley to the MAC semifinals. …Justin Wiltsey (Hamilton West) pitched seven innings and gave up just two runs and struck out six for New Jersey City in a NJAC tourney 2-0 loss to Stockton.
Men’s Lacrosse: Myles Ackerson (Hopewell Valley) had five goals in a pair of wins for Stockton. …Michael Quigg (Hightstown) started on defense for Monmouth as it won the MAAC championship over Manhattan.
Dame) was 12-of-16 on face-offs for Mt. St. Mary’s in a season ending win over Wagner. …Coby Auslander (Princeton Day) had two goals for Christopher Newport in the Coast-to-Coast Conference final against Salisbury. …Eric Broadway (Pennington) had three ground balls and Steven Gazdek, son of the former Steinert athletic director, also has a pair of ground balls. …Brady Moore (Hopewell Valley) had a goal and a caused turnover as Kean won the Coastal States Athletic Conference championship. Men’s Tennis: Matthew Michibata (WW-P South) was All-NJAC in singles and doubles from The College of New Jersey,. Track & Field: Hunter Daly (Florence) moved into fourth place nationally with a personal best 2.07 meters in the high jump for Stockton in the Osprey Twilight. He has won the event three times this season and had a pair of seconds. …Bonvie Fosam (Robbinsville) was first in the triple jump for Army in the Patriot League championships with a jump of 12.39m.
Softball: Angie Dunphy (Rancocas Valley) batted .508 for Stockton and Vanessa Tancini (Truman) batted .444 in five game. …Julie Martine (Hamilton West) is batting .323 for Fordham and is second in the Atlantic -10 with 15 doubles. …Debra Jones (Bordentown) is 7-10 in the circle for Rider. …Brighid Douglas (Notre Dame) recently earned her third MAAC All-Academic honor at Quinnipiac and she is batting .275 on the season. …Allie Bridgman (Hightstown) is 7-3 for Fairfield in the circle and Fairfield is in the MAAC championship game. Women’s Lacrosse: Maddy Birch (Princeton Day) had a goal in Franklin & Marshall’s NCAA win over Gettysburg. …Shannon Hood (Hamilton West) had 11 saves for Delaware Valley in a MAC Tourney loss to DU-Florham. …Sarah Reustle (Rancocas Valley) was named to the PSAC West Division Second Team from Indiana (PA). …Julia Rossi (Notre Dame) had two ground balls as No. 4 West Chester advanced to the PSAC finals. … Maddie Schrader (Hopewell Valley) has three goals for Marist. …Sabrina Schrader (Hopewell Valley) had a goal and an assist along with seven draw controls for William & Mary against Elon. …Nicole Burney (Notre Dame) had four saves in Richmond’s CAA Tourney loss to St. Joseph’s. …Annabelle Albert (Lawrenceville) had a goal in Georgetown’s loss to UConn. … Sabrina Phillips (Notre Dame) had two ground balls and four draw controls and Ali Natalicchio (Notre Dame) had six saves in TCNJ’s NCAA win over Babson.