Schattin mashing at plate for Stevens softball
Samantha Schattin has been off to a great start at the plate for Stevens softball.
Coming off a perfect 4-0 week for the Ducks where the former West Windsor-Plainsboro South star was 7-for-11, Schattin was named the MAC Freedom Conference Player of the Week.
This season Schattin is batting .540 and she has hit safely in her last 11 games.
In a doubleheader sweep of FDU-Florham, Schattin was 2-for-3 in each game with an RBI double in the second game.
Schattin is first in the conference in hits, second in batting average, third in slugging, third in on-base percentage, second in runs scored and second in doubles.
Now a grad student, Schattin was the 2019 Empire 8 Player of the Year and it looks like she’ll be making a run at the MAC Player of the Year.
Stevens is 11-5 on the season and has won four straight.
Muller Saves Rutgers
Kyle Muller (Steinert) left two inherited on base in the eighth as part of a four-out save for Rutgers baseball in a win over Northwestern. The save was his second of the year.
The right-hander lowered his ERA to 0.77 with one earned run permitted in 11.2 innings, now holding a 0.51 WHIP.
Bendorf AllConference
Jon Bendorf (Hun), who led Mercyhurst men’s ice hockey in goals with 11, was named to the Atlantic Hockey West All-Conference
team.
Bendorf played in all 21 games and added four assists for the Lakers.
Galloway Has Memorable Senior Day
Kyle Galloway (Pennington) scored the lone goal in Rutgers men’s soccer’s 1-0 win over Northwestern to clinch the No. 5 seed in the Big Ten Tournament.
The game-winner was Galloway’s second goal of his career and the first since the 2018 season.
Vincenzo Pugliese (WW-P North) has started all eight games in the midfield for the Scarlet Knights.
Baseball: Kyle Muller (Steinert) pitched 1.2 innings of scoreless baseball for Rutgers in a win over Penn State. Muller has an 0.93 ERA and has 10 strikeouts in 9.2 innings of work. …Jake Babuschak (Northern Burlington) pitched 5.1 innings and allowed just one hit for Sacred Heart in a game with Merrimack. …Paul Franzoni (Princeton Day was 1-for-5 for NJIT in a win over Maine. Franzoni is batting .254 with three home runs. … Chris DeClerico (Hopewell Valley) was 4-for-7 for Lebanon Valley as it split a doubleheader with Messiah. …Jerry Scavone (Neshaminy) had three hits for Ursinus in a doubleheader with Washington College.
Field Hockey: Nikki Trzaska (VJM/ Yardley) had a goal in Ohio State’s win over Michigan State and Tess Maloney (Lawrenceville) has two assists for Ohio State on the season.
Football: Connor Deveney (Hun) had his first career reception for Richmond in a win over Elon. …Caleb Stokes (Ewing) had a tackle for Kean in a game against Montclair State. Joel Anava (Rancocas Valley) was in the Kean lineup against Montclair State.
Men’s Lacrosse: Will Brossman (Princeton Day) had two goals and an assist in Middlebury’s win over Plattsburgh. …Myles Ackerson (Hopewell Valley) had a goal for Stockton in a win over Centenary.
Men’s Soccer: Justin Brunow (Steinert), who has played in all 11 games, scored his first collegiate goal for La Salle against Mount St. Mary’s.
Softball: Olivia Moser (Robbinsville) leads Gettysburg with a .522 average. … Morgan Comfort (Steinert) was 1-for-3 on Senior Day for Ursinus. …Rebecca Lombardo (New Egypt) is batting .316 for Rowan.
Women’s Basketball: Ayanna Lewis (BCIT) had 13 points for New Jersey City in the NJAC title game win over Montclair State.
Women’s Lacrosse: Maddie Schrader (Hopewell Valley) scored her first collegiate goal for Marist in a win over Monmouth. …Sarah Burney (Notre Dame) had an assist for Millersville in a game with Shippensburg. …Julia Rossi (Notre Dame) has started all seven games for West Chester on defense. …Marin Hartshorn (Allentown) had a career day for Rutgers against Maryland with three goals and a career-high five assists for a career-high eight points in the loss. Women’s Soccer: Gianna Lucchesi (Pennington) played in all eight games for Richmond in the midfield.