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VETERAN TOMS RIVER NORTH SQUAD HAS SOME UNFINISHED BUSINESS TO SETTLE

By Mike Ready

TOMS RIVER – The Mariners are coming off an upand-down season which saw them win both the Ocean County Tournament and Shore Conference Tournament, but sandwiched in between was a loss in the first round of the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV Tournament to Lenape, who went on to the final before falling to Southern.

“Hopefully we all stay healthy and will be able to produce for us,� said Bellissimo of the TRN staff.

In the field, Bellissimo – a Rutgers University commit – is back at first base this season after posting a .410 batting average and driving in 28 runs with five doubles and a triple. Mullins, a Penn State commit who hit .294 last season, will man first base when Bellissimo is on the mound and see some at bats as the DH as well.

They had big late-season wins over divisional opponents Toms River South, who won the Class A South, and Southern, who captured the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV title, and appeared primed for a state tournament run before its best pitcher, righty Craig Larsen, inexplicably threw his only clunker of the season in their loss to Lenape.

Larsen returns at shortstop where he shined in the field and hit for average (.396) and drove in 24 runs while drilling 14 doubles and a triple in 99 plate appearances. Junior Justin Schaff is back behind the plate this year after a solid sophomore season handling the pitching staff and the bat, hitting at a .310 clip and driving in 14 runs with a double and a triple.

“It really didn’t affect us that much,� said senior Jared Bellissimo of their loss to Lenape. “After we lost in the states we were completely focused on just going after the Shore Conference title because that’s all we had left so it was just survive and advance.�

The speedy Alex Klalo will patrol centerfield again this season following a fine junior campaign which saw him hit .341, score 20 runs and drive in seven with three stolen bases while senior Nick Sibilia gets the full-time job in right field after hitting .286 a year ago as a spot starter.

The Mariners did win 20 games but finished four games back of Toms River South in the rugged A South division. They tied Brick Township for second place, a game ahead of Southern Regional and the good news entering the 2018 season is that their entire starting pitching staff returns intact and seven starting position players are back from a year ago. “We have a lot of seniors back so our team chemistry is looking pretty good,� Bellissimo said of the team’s outlook. “Both our pitching staff and lineup looks pretty decent. South won it (Class A South) last year so we’re going to try and take them down this year.

Our goal this year is to win everything. We don’t want to lose any games but we know it will happen along the road, so we just want to win every tournament possible.�

Larsen redeemed himself in a big way by throwing a complete-game gem in the Mariners 5-0 win over Red Bank Catholic in the SCT final. He tossed a three-hit shutout against the heavy-hitting Caseys, striking out six and walking none on a compact 88 pitches.

That win pushed Larsen’s record to 6-2 on the year with a 2.32 ERA which could’ve been under 2.00 if

not for his hiccup against Lenape that inflated his ERA. He posted a sterling 0.97 WHIP while striking out 40 batters and walking 11 in 48.1 innings of work.

Larsen’s back to head up a pitching rotation that just may be the envy of the Shore Conference entering the 2018 season.

Joining Larsen in the starting rotation will be fellow seniors Brendan Mullins, Mike Centeno and Bellissimo and junior Jonathan Giordano.

Bellissimo and Larsen are both number one’s, so it will be up to head coach Andrew Pagano to decide who will get the opening-day nod.

The hard-throwing Bellissimo went 6-1 a year ago, including tossing a four-hit shutout against Wall in the SCT semifinal – his final start of the

season. He posted a 1.78 ERA and 1.18 WHIP in 47.1 innings pitched while striking out 42 and walking 15.

After going 4-1 with a 3.65 ERA and 1.44 WHIP a year ago, Mullins is penciled in as the number three starter. In 30.2 innings pitched he struck out 36 batters and issued 13 bases on balls while allowing 31 hits.

As a sophomore last season Giordano flashed some big-time potential going 2-0 in 23.2 innings pitched.

His 1.78 ERA and 1.14 WHIP and 24 K’s illustrates just how good he can be and he’ll have a shot at proving it this season as the fourth starter. Centeno will add depth to the starting rotation as well as in relief.

Newcomers Robert Jeans, Sal Beraco and Chris Woods will come out of the pen filling out the staff.

Junior Dylan Feigin bats second and plays second base after taking over the starting job late in the season a year ago, and rising sophomore Nick DeRose looks to have won the starting third base job while junior infielders Sam Angelo and Mike Collela will contribute off the bench.

Giordano, senior Donovan Varga and junior Sean Aguiar are candidates for the starting left field job. “Last year’s rankings mean nothing; we have to go out and prove ourselves this year,� Larsen said. “That loss (in the states) is in the back of our minds, but once we step on the field we’re going to forget about it and play like we always did. We got to forget about it between the lines but outside the lines it’s there, it’s motivating us, no doubt. “We just need to come together as a team,� Larsen added. “The talent’s there, we just need to combine all of our talents into one team and focus on our chemistry.�

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Kayla Roncin

3RD BASE • 5’5”• 2019

Donovan Catholic is led by Debbie Schwartz, who joined the program in 2014. She means so much to her players, and they credit all their success – individual and as a team – to her.

“She means everything to me,” Nelson said. “She has turned me into the player that I am today. She has completely changed my

Schwartz is entering her fifth year at Donovan Catholic, but has been coaching high school softball for 30 years. Her resume speaks for itself.

“I think the titles that she has won says it all,” Pegano said. “With everything she has done for softball in New Jersey, I think it’s a dream for a player to play for Coach Schwartz. She always puts 100 percent into every single practice and she has her game plans. Coaches are a big part of our success, too, and we devote all of that to Coach Schwartz.”

And Donovan Catholic looks to add more titles to Schwartz’s mantle this season. Nelson knows they will be ready for the big game when the time comes.

“We know what it’s like to win on the big stage and we know what it’s like to lose on the big stage. I think we are good at knowing how to handle those emotions on the big stage and we’ve really worked to develop the things that weren’t completely developed when we were there before,” Nelson said. “It gives us an advantage because when we get back there, some girls on other teams may not have been there and we have a good core of girls on our team that have been there.”

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BRICK TOWNSHIP BA: .514 / Hits: 36 / RBI: 25 / 2B: 6 / HR: 3 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • Saint Leo University

2ND BASE / OUTFIELD • 5’3”• 2018

• 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Corinne Connelly

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• 2 years on varsity

Alexa Halley

“We went through our ups and downs last year of not having seniors but at the end of the season, and that’s all that matters, I think we were all developed,” Pegano said. “We were really like a family, like a unit at the end of the season.”

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Donovan has won the Shore Conference B South division each of the last three seasons, and ran away with it last year with its 27-2 record. Not having seniors did not really seem to matter, especially toward the end of the season, when the Griffins were firing on all cylinders.

“The kind of player a coach loves to coach is a kid that is going to outwork everybody, and that’s the best way I can describe that kid,” Schwartz said when asked about Nelson. “She just works and works and works. It started when I met her as an eighth grader when she decided to come here. She came in as an outfielder and we realized she had so much potential as a lefthanded pitcher. We wanted her to work on that and she found success immediately as a freshman. Now, she’s in her junior year and she keeps growing. She works a lot in the off-season on her body, her fitness and her pitching and you are getting the most out of that kid.”

BA: .450 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • Drexel University

Jessica Gonzalez

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“Our youth also helps us because now we are all getting older and we got those experiences as young players,” said junior pitcher Lindsay Nelson, who owns a career 33-7 record with 336 strikeouts on the mound, a .455 career hitter at the plate, and is committed to play at Drexel University. “We were able to take those experiences and really develop into our later years now.”

The respect was mutual.

PITCHER • 5’3”• 2019

BA: .430 / Hits: 72 / RBI: 66 / 2B: 16 3B: 1 / HR: 6 / SB: 11 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore • Rutgers University

Dakira Carter

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BA: .506 / Hits: 43 / RBI: 29 / 2B: 8 3B: 7 / HR: 3 / SB: 7 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • University of Georgia

Lindsay Nelson

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Coming off a 2017 campaign with a record of 27-2 and winning the Class B South division championship, a share of the Ocean County Tournament title and a Non-Public South A sectional title with a 6-5 win over Saint John Vianney, the Griffins made it all the way to the Non-Public A final, where they fell, 5-1, to Immaculate Heart Academy. It was the second year in a row they lost in that game to IHA.

game and she’s made me mature. She’s honestly one of the best coaches I’ve ever played for in my life, probably the best so far.

She means everything to me.”

DONOVAN CATHOLIC

BA: .434 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • Florida International University

Lindsey Hay

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DONOVAN CATHOLIC CENTER FIELD • 5’10”• 2020

SHORTSTOP • 5’4”• 2018

TOMS RIVER – The accolades just keep coming for the Donovan Catholic softball program.

“We use our youth to our advantage,” said senior shortstop Alexa Pegano. “We keep bonding and growing together, and that helps us a lot come postseason.”

BA: .490 / Hits: 47 / RBI: 28 / 2B: 7 3B: 2 / HR: 4 / SB: 4 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore / All State

Jayda Kearney

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Alexa Pagano

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BA: .410 / Hits: 80 • 4 years on varsity

By John Sorce

All this and then you realize the Griffins did it all without one senior on its 2017 roster.

OUTFIELD • 5’9”• 2020 CATCHER • 5’3”• 2018

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DONOVAN CATHOLIC

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PITCHER / 1ST BASE • 5’10”• 2018

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BA: .293 / Hits: 22 / RBI: 8 / 2B: 5 IP: 60 / ERA: 1.63 / SO: 80 • 3 years on varsity

SHORTSTOP • 5’• 2018

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BA: .378 / Hits: 28 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 4 HR: 1 / SB: 8 • 4 years on varsity

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Nick Stephan

BRICK MEMORIAL BA: .307 / Hits: 31 / RBI: 13 / 2B: 5 HR: 2 / SB: 2 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore • Bryant University

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AJ Smith PITCHER • 5’7” • 2018 IP: 55 / ERA: 1.13 / SO: 35 • 3 years on varsity

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Joe Kohm

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RHP/1B • 5’10”• 2018

Phil Marcantonio

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BA: .500 / Hits: 3 / RBI: 2 / 2B: 1 IP: 12 / ERA: 2.75 / SO: 15 • 3 years on varsity • Furman University

OUTFIELD • 6’3”• 2018

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FREEHOLD BORO

BA: .375 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore • Elon University

BA: .331 • 2 years on varsity

Matthew Granato

OUTFIELD • 5’9”• 2018

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ERA: 1.67 / SO: 40 • 4 years on varsity • George Washington University

SHORTSTOP • 5’11”• 2019

Anthony Sasso

COLTS NECK

Anthony Galason

BA: .381 / Hits: 31 / RBI: 30 / 2B: 16 / 3B: 1 HR: 4 / SB: 2 / IP: 55 / ERA: 1.78 / SO: 55 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • LaSalle University

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BA: .311 / Hits: 33

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1ST BASE • 6’3”• 2018

Tommy DiTullio

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PITCHER • 6’1”• 2018

PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 6’1”• 2018

Dane DellaValle

DONOVAN CATHOLIC

Ryan Miller

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Matt Moro

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BA: .329 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 22 / 2B: 7 / HR: 3 SB: 4 / IP: 29 / ERA: 5.31 / SO: 23 • 2 years on varsity • University of Pittsburgh-Bradford

BA: .270 / Hits: 25 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 5 / SB: 10 • 3 years on varsity • Delaware Valley University

FREEHOLD BORO

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY OUTFIELD / PITCHER • 5’10”• 2018

OUTFIELD / CATCHER • 6’1” • 2018 RBI: 28 / 2B: 11 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Fairleigh Dickinson University

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Tyler Aires

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Tom Ruscitti

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ERA: 2.15 • 3 years on varsity

IP: 50.1 / ERA: 1.2 / SO: 46 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore • St. Joseph’s University

Nicholas Hohenstein

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BA: .351 / Hits: 16 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 7 • 2 years on varsity

PITCHER • 6’1”• 2018 PITCHER • 6’2” • 2018

Mike Sullivan

CENTER FIELD • 6’1” • 2018

CATCHER • 6’• 2018

Blaise Venancio

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Trevor Sherman

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BA: .348 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 13 / 2B: 8 3B: 1 / HR: 1 / SB: 3 • 2 years on varsity

FREEHOLD BORO

2ND BASE • 5’9”• 2018

BRICK MEMORIAL

Blaine Netterman

BRICK TOWNSHIP

Joe Guerra

BRICK TOWNSHIP

Chris Salsano

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CATCHER • 6’2”• 2018

BA: .311 / ERA: 2.95 • 3 years on varsity • New Jersey Institute of Technology

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BA: .292 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 16 / 2B: 6 / SB: 8 • 3 years on varsity • Brookdale

CATCHER • 5’10” • 2019

1ST BASE • 6’2”• 2018 BA: .509 / HR: 5 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • Fairleigh Dickinson University

3RD BASE / SHORTSTOP • 5’7”• 2018

JACKSON LIBERTY

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David Melfi

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IP: 41 / ERA: 1.04 / SO: 34 • 2 years on varsity • Johnson & Wales

BA: .341 / Hits: 29 / RBI: 20 / 2B: 12 3B: 2 / HR: 3 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore • Kean University

Kevin Ritz

PITCHER • 6’• 2018

Shane Hickey

Salvatore Monticciolo

HOLMDEL PITCHER • 6’• 2018

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BA: .251 / Hits: 11 / RBI: 8 / 2B: 1 / 3B: 1 • 3 years on varsity • Virginia Wesleyan University

HOLMDEL

BA: .328 / Hits: 20 / RBI: 8 / 2B: 1 HR: 1 / SB: 8 • 3 years on varsity

Alexander DiBona

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1ST BASE • 6’• 2018

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CENTER FIELD • 6’• 2019

3RD BASE • 6’1”• 2020

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BA: .448 / Hits: 30 / 3B: 2 / HR: 1 • 2 years on varsity

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BA: .376 / Hits: 35 / RBI: 27 / 2B: 15 3B: 2 / HR: 2 / SB: 1 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore • Wagner College

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PITCHER • 6’2”• 2019 IP: 37 / ERA: 3.2 / SO: 25 • 1 year on varsity

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BRICK MEMORIAL

Samantha Toro

BRICK MEMORIAL

Michelle Foster

BRICK MEMORIAL

Carleigh Luzzo

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OUTFIELD • 5’6”• 2018

HENRY HUDSON

Zoey Valentino

BA: .350 / Hits: 25 / RBI: 9 / 2B: 4 3B: 2 / HR: 1 / SB: 12 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Emma Curry

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HOLMDEL PITCHER • 5’11”• 2019 HR: 3 / SO: 81 • National Honor Society

Tori Aguilar

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Jamie Sheeran

JACKSON LIBERTY

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BA: .326 • All Shore • National Honor Society

JACKSON MEMORIAL

2ND BASE • 5’3”• 2019

BA: .443 / Hits: 31 / RBI: 24 / 2B: 11 HR: 3 / SB: 2 • 2 years on varsity

Kayla Hayes

JACKSON LIBERTY

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BA: .475 / Hits: 29 / RBI: 27 / 2B: 5 HR: 6 / SB: 3 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • National Honor Society • University of Hartford

Tara Musialowicz

Allison Yan

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BA: .427 / Hits: 32 / RBI: 19 / 2B: 9 HR: 2 / SB: 1 • 2 years on varsity

HOLMDEL

BA: .375 / Hits: 30 / RBI: 17 / 2B: 5 HR: 2 / SB: 2 • 2 years on varsity

HENRY HUDSON

HENRY HUDSON

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CATCHER • 5’9”• 2020

3RD BASE • 5’2”• 2020

BA: .367 / Hits: 22 / RBI: 17 / 2B: 8 / SB: 4 • 4 years on varsity • University of Alabama

DJ Diodato

HOWELL

BA: .402 / Hits: 33 / RBI: 14 / 2B: 5 / SB: 15 • 2 years on varsity

1ST BASE • 5’5”• 2018

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FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP SHORTSTOP • 5’8”• 2020

Zoey Hagan

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CENTER FIELD • 5’7”• 2018

CATCHER • 5’6”• 2018

Sophie Shea

HENRY HUDSON BA: .375 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 12 / 2B: 5 / SB: 2 IP: 105 / ERA: 2.66 / SO: 67 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Mackenzie Vogler

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• 2 years on varsity • All Shore • National Honor Society

Lauren Pscolka

Kiersten Withstandley

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP BA: .250 / Hits: 13 / RBI: 12 / 2B: 3 / HR: 2 • 3 years on varsity

PITCHER • 5’5”• 2018

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BA: .314 / Hits: 11 / RBI: 11 / 2B: 2 / HR: 2 • 2 years on varsity

3RD BASE • 5’9”• 2019

CATCHER • 5’6”• 2018

Kami Hubeny

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• 2 years on varsity • All Shore

Heather Lally

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1ST BASE • 5’8”• 2018

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP

3RD BASE • 5’5”• 2019

BA: .411 / Hits: 29 / RBI: 20 / 2B: 14 3B: 1 / HR: 3 / SB: 5 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • National Honor Society • Yale University

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP

CENTER FIELD • 5’6”• 2019

PITCHER • 5’2”• 2018

PITCHER • 5’5”• 2020

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• 2 years on varsity • All Shore

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SHORTSTOP • 5’8”• 2018

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SHORTSTOP / PITCHER • 5’4”• 2018

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1ST BASE • 5’7”• 2018

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BA: .456 / Hits: 41 / RBI: 18 / 2B: 23 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

BA: .347 / Hits: 41 / RBI: 17 / 2B: 11 / HR: 1 IP: 154 / ERA: 3.63 / SO: 96 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • The College of New Jersey

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LACEY TOWNSHIP

Erika Holowka

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• 3 years on varsity

BA: .368 / Hits: 21 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 4 HR: 2 / SB: 1 • 2 years on varsity

LACEY TOWNSHIP

2ND BASE • 5’4”• 2019

Caitlin Hughes

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• 3 years on varsity

CATCHER • 5’7”• 2020

KEYPORT

PITCHER • 5’10”• 2019

Marlana Dant

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Hannah Thomson

KEYPORT

Emily Savicky

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BA: .333 / Hits: 47 / RBI: 37 / 2B: 9 / HR: 8 • 4 years on varsity • La Salle University

KEYPORT

CATCHER • 5’4”• 2018

PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 5’5”• 2018 BA: .203 / Hits: 12 / 2B: 3 • 3 years on varsity

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BA: .288 / Hits: 21 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 4 • 2 years on varsity • National Honor Society • University of Delaware

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Keith Apostolos

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BA: .250 / Hits: 23 / RBI: 11 / 2B: 2 / SB: 27 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Rutgers Business School

BA: .320 / ERA: 2.2 / SO: 50 • 3 years on varsity

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MARLBORO

Justin Levito

SHORTSTOP • 5’11”• 2018

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PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 6’• 2018 BA: .241 / Hits: 33 / RBI: 26 2B: 6 / HR: 1 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity

BA: .224 / Hits: 17 / RBI: 5 / 2B: 6 • 3 years on varsity

HR: 1 • 3 years on varsity • Sacred Heart University

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3RD BASE / RHP • 6’3”• 2019

1ST BASE / OUTFIELD • 5’11”• 2018

Brendan Doherty

MARLBORO

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OUTFIELD • 5’10”• 2018

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Jorden Jurkiewicz

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CATCHER • 6’3”• 2019

BA: .250 / Hits: 30 / RBI: 18 / 2B: 6 3B: 3 / HR: 4 / SB: 8 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Catholic University of America

Mike Dunne

BA: .296 / Hits: 21 / RBI: 9 / 2B: 2 3B: 2 / SB: 12 • 2 years on varsity

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BA: .333 / Hits: 30 / RBI: 22 / 2B: 5 / 3B: 1 HR: 1 / SB: 8 / IP: 53.1 / ERA: 1.9 / SO: 55 • 4 years on varsity

BA: .290 • 3 years on varsity

CATCHER • 6’1”• 2018

PITCHER / SHORTSTOP • 5’7”• 2018

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INFIELD / PITCHER • 5’10”• 2019 BA: .250 / Hits: 8 / RBI: 8 IP: 12.2 / ERA: 3.42 / SO: 5 • 2 years on varsity

MANCHESTER CENTER FIELD • 5’7”• 2020

Stephen Salot

MATAWAN

Chris Gendi

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BA: .264 / Hits: 23 / RBI: 11 / 2B: 5 / 3B: 1 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

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OUTFIELD • 5’8” • 2018

BA: .375 / Hits: 25 • 2 years on varsity • All State • Monmouth Univeristy

Joe Profaci

CATCHER • 6’• 2019

BA: .472 / Hits: 32 / RBI: 14 / 2B: 1 / SB: 3 IP: 30 / ERA: 3.5 / SO: 39 • 3 years on varsity

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MANCHESTER

James Johns

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IP: 38.2 / ERA: 4.53 / SO: 25 • 2 years on varsity

Jack Felipe

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PITCHER • 5’10”• 2018

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SHORTSTOP • 6’1” • 2018

• 3 years on varsity • University of Maryland

Tommy Antonucci

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CENTER FIELD • 5’10”• 2018 BA: .326 / Hits: 28 / RBI: 22 / 2B: 5 3B: 1 / HR: 3 / SB: 8 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Long Island University

CATCHER • 6’• 2019

PITCHER / 1ST BASE • 6’3”• 2018

James Harmstead

MANALAPAN

Giovanni Ciaccio

BA: .287 / Hits: 17 / RBI: 15 / 2B: 3 / HR: 1 IP: 22 / ERA: 4.2 / SO: 13 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

BA: .419 / Hits: 18 / RBI: 12 / SB: 10 IP: 27.1 / ERA: 3.073 / SO: 23 • 3 years on varsity

James Horniacek

LAKEWOOD

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1ST BASE • 6’2”• 2018

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MANALAPAN

Edwin Melendez

BA: .305 / Hits: 20 / RBI: 17 2B: 6 / 3B: 1 / SB: 27 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 5’11”• 2018

BA: .411 / Hits: 23 / RBI: 12 / 2B: 5 HR: 2 / SB: 4 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore

Julian Zingler

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LAKEWOOD

Deion Crooks

IP: 54 / ERA: 1.56 / SO: 54 • 3 years on varsity • Montclair State University

CENTER FIELD • 5’10”• 2018

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Colin Fernandez

DH • 5’7” • 2018

PITCHER • 6’4” • 2018

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JACKSON MEMORIAL

Tom Pellone

JACKSON LIBERTY

Matt Pickus

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BA: .396 • 3 years on varsity • Stockton University

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CBA BASEBALL GETS AHEAD OF THE COMBINATION OF VET FIELD IN FLORIDA SPRING TRIP AND RISING NEWCOM BANK CATHOLIC A TEA

By John Sorce

LINCROFT – The Christian Brothers Academy baseball team is coming off a season in which it finished second in Shore Conference A North with a 18-10 overall record behind Freehold Boro and winning a Non-Public divisional title.

The Colts graduated only two seniors last year and are returning 14 to this year’s squad.

“Our junior class and sophomore class pretty much took over last year,” said senior pitcher/outfielder Nick Hohenstein, who was named first team All-Shore and named A North Hitter of the Year last season by both nj.com and the Asbury Park Press and is committed to play baseball at LaSalle University. “We had a couple sophomores step up and a lot of guys made an impact right away.”

“He’s been a three-year varsity starter,” said CBA head coach Marty Kenney of

Hohenstein. “He hits well and gives us a lot of depth off the mound. He’s a hard throwing right hander with a good breaking ball. He’s definitely an impact player both on the mound and at the plate. He was All-Shore as a sophomore and last year as a junior, so we kind of know what to expect from him.”

The Colts will open their season with a week trip to Florida, where they will play high schools from across the country.

“It’s going to be great to get down there to the warm weather and get a bunch of games and practices in,” said junior shortstop Tommy DiTullio, who was a second team All-Shore selection and is committed to Bryant University. “Hopefully, we’ll see some good competition and get ready for our games up here against what will be a really tough division this year.”

Also in the A North is Freehold Township, Manalapan, Colts Neck, Marlboro, Neptune, and Howell in addition to reigning division champion Freehold Boro.

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The team goes down to Florida in most years, depending on when the school’s spring break is. Getting out of the northeast and into the warmer climate will help prepare CBA for the grinding schedule ahead, especially for A North.

RED BANK - The Caseys will ask five returning senior starters this season to guide a group of up-and-coming underclassmen into the 2018 season, including four rising freshman and two juniors, who have head coach Tony Flego excited about their upside.

“The weather is going to be changing here soon, so this is going to prepare us,” Hohenstein said. “We will be used to it fairly quickly once we come back.”

“We’re going to have a couple of juniors and some freshman that are going to step up and fill some key spots for us,” said Flego. “Our seniors are going to have to push them along and help them out which they’ve been doing a great job with so far. But they’re really good players that come from some great programs so they’re well-schooled already and we expect them to step in and do a great job for us.”

Added DiTullio, “We are going to have an advantage over a lot of teams because a lot of teams here will not be able to get outside and we will be down in the nice weather and getting a head start on game situations and just being able to play outside.”

Hohenstein believes the team is off to a good start in practice, and believes it will be a team effort for CBA to get where they want to be at the end of the season.

“We really just have to look for everyone on the team to contribute,” Hohenstein said. “Coming into this year we are a lot stronger with our 14 seniors. We are swinging the bat very well right now and our pitchers are throwing a lot of strikes.”

Kenney is entering his 45th year with CBA. He has seen a lot of talented players come through the program, and his current players know what it means to represent CBA baseball.

“I think our guys understand our tradition and I think it all begins with a strong work ethic and a sense of maturity,” Kenney said. “They understand the success that we’ve had in the past and I think they are looking to add to that history.”

Those seniors Flego was referring to make up the core of this year’s team and bring enough proven talent with them that when you combine it with the raw potential of the newcomers, this is a team you will want to keep an eye on once May and June come around.

Copola is no slouch either, going 8-4 last season in 61.2 innings pitched while allowing just 26 earned runs and striking out 56 on the season.

“They form a great one-two punch,” said Flego of his two hurlers. “I don’t know how many teams in the Shore have that so I think we’re pretty blessed with the two of them coming back. They’ll help giving each other a spell here and there and I love throwing them both in a game to give teams two different looks.”

Red Bank Catholic has the luxury of bringing back two proven big-time pitchers, a perk very few Shore Conference teams enjoy, in junior Alexandra DiBeneditto and senior Colby Coppola, who combined to win 18 games for the Caseys last season.

DiBeneditto went 10-4 with 97 K’s in 100.1 innings pitched a year ago, including going the distance in a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Camden Catholic in the South, Non-Public A quarterfinals when she allowed just one run on three hits in the loss. She also tossed a gem in the Caseys’ 2-1 comeback win against Pinelands when she out-dueled stud pitcher Jessica Rising in the Shore Conference quarterfinals going seven innings and tossing a five-hitter while allowing just one unearned run.

When not in the circle pitching, DiBeneditto will be the DP and see a little action at first base after hitting .306 with three doubles, a triple, home run and 13 RBI. Coppola will be used primarily at third base if she’s in the field after being used sparingly there a year ago.

First-team All-Shore pick and Syracuse commit Taylor Lane will lead off and play shortstop after a stellar 2017 campaign which also saw her selected to the NJ.com All-Non-Public second team as

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TERAN STAR POWER MERS MAKES RED AM TO RECKON WITH going to Seton Hall because she’s a bad player, that’s for sure. She’s got great power and she’s going to be our 3-4 hitter this year.”

The Caseys fifth senior, Allison Tomaino, is another All-Class B North selection for the Caseys at second base and has committed to Bryant University to continue her academic and athletic career.

She’s a flawless fielder that stroked the ball at a fantastic .471 pace a year ago along with scoring 26 runs and belting 41 hits.

“Great kid, great speed and she slaps the ball to all fields,” said Flego. “She’s got some power and is a great team player.”

well as All-Shore. As the premier leadoff hitter in the Shore, she hit for an eye-popping .519 average with 31 runs scored and 19 stolen bases along with six doubles and 17 runs batted in.

After seeing spot duty a year ago, junior Isabella Goehring gets the starting nod in left field for the Caseys. In the Caseys loss to eventual winner Saint John Vianney in the Shore Conference quarterfinal, Goehring went 1-for-3 on the big stage.

“Taylor’s probably the best athlete I’ve ever coached,” said Flego of his star shortstop. “She’s a great person who can do it all. She’s got great speed and she’s going to do great things here this season and at Syracuse.”

Two freshmen will start in the outfield for the Caseys with Ashley DeGaetano in right field and Kiley Rochford in centerfield. Another freshman, Emily Lane, won the job at first base giving the Caseys three starting frosh.

Senior Seton Hall commit Gabby Ciancio is back catching after garnering All-Class B North honors when she averaged a stellar .432 at the plate with one home run, 23 RBI, four doubles and two triples. She not only rips the ball, she is a quality backstop that has a gun for an arm.

Junior Alysa Sarino and freshman Gabriella Goehring – Isabella’s sister – will split time at third base when Coppola’s not there and Goehring could see time in right field as well.

“I’m not just saying this because she’s my catcher, but she might be the best catcher in the Shore to be honest with you,” Flego said. “She’s got a great arm; she’s going to Seton Hall and she’s not

“We’re just going to take every day one step at a time, prepare and hope for the best,” said Lane of the upcoming season. “I think we have the pitching and defense but have to work more on hitting. I think if we hit we can be a really good team and it’s up to us (the five seniors) to do it.”

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STARTING PITCHING HAS MIDDLETOWN NORTH IN THE CLASS B NORTH DRIVER’S SEAT

By Mike Ready MIDDLETOWN NORTH – If Middletown North’s starting pitching is as good as advertised and they can avoid injuries to the staff, the Lions just may be one of the top teams in the Shore Conference this season.

In football it’s generally believed that defense wins games. In baseball, when push comes to shove, it all comes down to pitching – and that’s music to the ears of Middletown North, which boast one of the best starting pitching rotations in the Shore this season.

The Lions have three senior hurlers who could be penciled in as the number one starter on any team, but University of Alabama commit Tyler Ras will get the opening-day nod from head coach Justin Nathanson.

“The pitching staff is really experienced this year with the top three guys all seniors, and we’re looking to build off the success we had last year and hopefully do a little better,” said Ras of the Lions starting rotation. “All three of us are capable of being a one.”

Ras, a 6-foot-4, 195-pound righty flame thrower, struck out 46 batters in 40 innings pitched a year ago while walking just eight. He finished the season with a 3-2 record and a 2.80 ERA with a 1.10 WHIP and enters this season with lofty expectations.

ranked eighth in the Shore with a stellar 1.12 ERA along and a just as impressive 0.94 WHIP. He also led the team in innings pitched with 56.1 IP while striking out 59 batters and walking 22. You can expect French to be the bulldog of the staff once again this season.

Senior left hander Jason Timmons figures in as the fourth starter and spot reliever after seeing limited time on the mound a year ago while underclassmen Sean Gardner (P/3B), Kevin Fallon (P/OF) and Brandon Sansone (P/INF) will all come out of the pen and vie for playing time in the field.

The Lions return 10 seniors from a year ago including six position players.

Ras will lead off and play third base when he’s not on the mound and is coming off a season that saw him hit .419 with two home runs, 20 runs scored, 10 stolen bases while driving in nine runs. Senior Brendan Doherty, who will also be counted on as a spot starter and in relief, will bat second and be in centerfield this season after posting a .392 average with 11 RBI and 15 runs scored.

Penciled in at the third spot in batting order is the slick-fielding French, who will start at shortstop when he’s not pitching, and the Lions expect French’s offensive numbers to improve

after hitting just .203 with one home run and four RBI in 89 plate appearances, although he did score a solid 13 runs.

Timmons will hit cleanup and man left field this season after hitting .288 and leading the team with two home runs and 12 RBI a year ago while junior Brian Quinn will bat fifth and take over first base after posting impressive numbers at the JV level last season.

Senior catcher Jake Dillon came on strong after being handed the starting assignment behind the plate in the latter part of last season and he’ll resume catching duties and hit sixth.

Expectations are high for sophomore left fielder Ryan Rozinski after he burst on the scene as a freshman last season hitting two home runs in a first-round game of the Monmouth County Tournament that nearly fueled an upset win over second-seeded Monmouth Regional.

He’ll bat seventh.

Senior Mike Adamson looks to be the frontrunner for the second-base job and bat eighth.

“I think we size up very well in the division,” said Ras of his team’s chances. “We just need to come out every day and play up to our potential.”

“With the pitching we have we’re going to shut down teams,” Ras said. “If we can get runs, we’re going to win a lot of games.”

The Lions had some problems scoring runs a year ago but Ras feels they’ve corrected that issue.

“Basically, it’s the experience. We’ve got 10 seniors this year and we’re all going to step up at the plate,” Ras said. “We’ve got a few juniors and sophomores and even a freshman or two who’ve looked good and we’re going to do anything to get the job done.”

Number two starter, right hander Chris Price, emerged as a top starter as a junior a year ago when burst on the scene recording a 4-2 record with a 1.62 ERA, which placed him in the top 20 in that category in the Shore Conference. In 52 innings pitched, Price struck out 20 and walked 12 batters while posting a 1.14 WHIP. Rutgers University commit Garrett French led the team with a 7-2 record last season and he

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LAST YEAR’S LOSS IN SECTIONAL FINAL STILL FRESH IN THE MINDS OF SAINT JOHN VIANNEY PLAYERS

By Mike Ready

HOLMDEL – The Lancers went 28-1 last season including winning both the Monmouth County Tournament and Shore Conference Tournament championships, but it’s that one loss that sticks in their craw and keeps them awake at night.

Junior catcher Ally Jones is back behind the plate where she picked up second-team All-Shore and second-team AllNon-Public honors a year ago after hitting .384 with three home runs, two triples, three doubles and 24 RBI while excelling in working with her pitchers, throwing out base runners and blocking the plate.

That one loss came against Donovan Catholic in the NJSIAA South, Non-Public A championship. In that game, Saint John Vianney found themselves in a 4-0 hole after one inning, but the never-say-die Lancers put up four runs in the top of the second and another run in the fifth to take a 5-4 lead.

Senior Shelli Rivard has been a mainstay at third base for three years and last season was awarded for her play in the hot corner by being named second-team All-Shore and third-team All-Non-Public after fielding third base with impeccable ease while hitting .371 along with belting four home runs and six doubles while driving in 20 runs.

However, Donovan Catholic’s Karina Gaskins drilled a twoout, two-run double in the bottom half of the fifth to take a 6-5 lead and the Griffins star pitcher, Lindsay Nelson, made the lead stand up.

Alexis Agrapeides returns at second base where she shined as a sophomore hitting .338 in 75 at-bats with 19 RBI along five doubles, a triple and a home run, while infield mate, junior Jess Campana is back at shortstop after hitting .353 with 12 RBI, three doubles and 15 runs scored in 51 at bats.

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2ND BASE • 5’3”• 2018

• 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • University of Maryland

• 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • James Madison University

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CENTER FIELD • 5’7”• 2018

3RD BASE • 5’6”• 2018

PITCHER / INFIELD • 5’4’’• 2020

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BA: .182 / Hits: 2 IP: 79.1 / ERA: 6.51 / SO: 46 • 2 years on varsity

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1ST BASE • 5’8”• 2018 • 3 years on varsity

MANALAPAN

Madison Pettit

MANALAPAN

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BA: .389 / Hits: 96 / RBI: 67 / 2B: 14 3B: 3 / HR: 10 / SB: 4 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • Monmouth University

2ND BASE • 5’8”• 2019

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BA: .471 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 13 / 2B: 8 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

6

MANASQUAN

BA: .353 / Hits: 60 / RBI: 39 / 2B: 10 3B: 1 / HR: 5 / SB: 9 • 4 years on varsity • All State

Jordyn Graime

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SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

“We have high expectations and we’re always striving to be the best,” said Baron of the upcoming season. We have confidence but we’re not cocky. We stay humble with our eyes on winning it all; that’s the Saint John Vianney way.”

Emily Burtnick

• 3 years on varsity

Right field is up for grabs with freshman Haley Ahr and sophomore Jordan Schultz looking like the front runners.

Ahr will be counted on to spell Parker in the circle and provide relief pitching when called upon.

MANASQUAN

MANASQUAN

PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 5’2”• 2019

Sophomore Gillian Zack will man left field again this season after a solid season in the field as a freshman. She looks to get more at bats this season after she was primarily utilized as a flex-player a year ago.

Shelli Rivard

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

Samantha Rocha

LONG BRANCH

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• 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

BA: .441 / Hits: 45 / RBI: 32 / 2B: 7 / 3B: 3 HR: 6 / SB: 2 / IP: 54.2 / ERA: 0.66 / SO: 67 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore / All State

Phoebe Mervine

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SHORTSTOP • 5’7’’• 2019 BA: .438 / Hits: 21 / RBI: 6 / 2B: 4 3B: 1 / SB: 2 • 3 years on varsity

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SHORTSTOP • 4’11”• 2018

Jessica Collinson

MANALAPAN

Vienna Chierchia

BA: .522 / Hits: 35 / RBI: 28 / 2B: 8 / HR: 6 • 2 years on varsity • All Shore

BA: .353 / Hits: 18 / RBI: 12 / 2B: 3 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Alyssa Grieco

LACEY TOWNSHIP

Kailie Hughes

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CATCHER • 5’8”• 2020

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PITCHER • 5’11”• 2020

SHORTSTOP • 5’6”• 2019

BA: .338 / Hits: 25 / RBI: 19 / 2B: 5 3B: 1 / HR: 1 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

“Julia’s looking really good and working really hard every day in practice,” Baron said of Parker. “She is throwing different pitches and working on her strengths and fixing her weaknesses. She’s trying to be the best.”

After seeing spot duty as a freshman a year ago, Brynn Reiser will get the start at first base for the Lancers. In last year’s Shore Conference final, Reiser laced a pinch-hit twoRBI single down the first base line that tied the game at six in Saint John Vianney’s 8-6 comeback win over Ocean.

Camryn McTighe

2ND BASE • 5’4”• 2019

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SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

Jessica Campana

Lulu Agrapides

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

The Lancers enter the season ranked No. 2 in the Shore Conference behind Donovan Catholic after finishing there in last season’s final top 10.

The Lancers’ most significant position loss is in the circle where they must replace first-team All-State performer Demi Rivera, now pitching for C.W. Post. However, it should be an easy transition with sophomore Julia Parker stepping into the starting role after a sensational freshman campaign as a hitter and in the circle.

Posting some of the best numbers for a freshman in Shore Conference history, Parker hit .441 with six home runs, 32 RBI, seven doubles and three triples.

In the circle she went 9-0 in 54.2 IP allowing 11 runs – just four earned – while striking out 67 and walking 14.

LONG BRANCH

Saint John Vianney’s biggest roadblock to a state championship this season will again be Donovan Catholic, who is the Shore Conference’s No. 1 pre-season pick and is ranked No. 45 in Max Preps Pre-season National Top 50.

Baron is the undisputed leader of the team after being selected first-team All-State by hitting .440 with five home runs, three triples, five doubles and 30 RBI. She’s back to patrol centerfield, a position she plays flawlessly and has a gun for an arm.

Parker, who is also the designated hitter and can play outfield when not pitching, burst onto the scene as a freshman and following the season she was named second-team AllShore by the Asbury Park Press and second-team All-NonPublic by NJ.com.

MANASQUAN

And they’ll more likely than not get their chance at redemption.

However, Saint John Vianney is in good shape itself entering the 2018 season. They return seven starters to a lineup that features two seniors, three juniors and three sophomores.

Julia Parker

“Absolutely,” said Monmouth University commit and senior centerfielder Lindsey Baron when asked if the team is using that loss to Donovan Catholic as motivation. “We definitely want to come back and get Donovan Catholic this year, and hopefully come out on top. Coach (Kim Lombardi) reminds us about it and how we felt and it’s not something we want to go through again. It’s always in the back of our minds.”

Lindsey Baron

Even more agonizing for the Lancers was that they stranded two runners in the sixth and the potential tying run at third in the seventh, but failed to push the tying run across the plate.

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PITCHER • 6’2” • 2018

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IP: 45 / ERA: 3.56 / SO: 51 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Elon University

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Joe Sprake

MONMOUTH REGIONAL

Jake Tennant

1ST BASE / 3RD BASE • 6’2”• 2019

Jack Povey

RED BANK CATHOLIC

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BA: .403 / Hits: 29 / RBI: 20 / 2B: 8 / 3B: 1 SB: 2 / IP: 29.2 / ERA: 3.07 / SO: 15 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore

RED BANK REGIONAL

BA: .393 / Hits: 28 / RBI: 15 / 2B: 6 3B: 1 / HR: 1 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity

Austin Nappi

BA: .419 / Hits: 26 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 5 / SB: 19 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore • Pace University

RARITAN

MONMOUTH REGIONAL

Justin Scotto OUTFIELD • 5’8”• 2018

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RARITAN

Alex LaMattina

Hits: 8 / RBI: 6 / 2B: 2 / SB: 4 IP: 25 / ERA: 4.3 / SO: 16 • 3 years on varsity

BA: .394 / Hits: 28 / RBI: 15 / 2B: 5 3B: 1 / HR: 2 / SB: 5 • 2 years on varsity • Elon University

PITCHER • 6’• 2018

IP: 67 / ERA: 1.80 / SO: 29 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • National Honor Society • Catholic University of America

PITCHER • 6’2” • 2019

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PITCHER / 1ST BASE • 5’10”• 2019

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BA: .080 / Hits: 2 / RBI: 3 IP: 34 / ERA: 4.52 / SO: 38 • 3 years on varsity

SO: 53 • 3 years on varsity • Villanova University

SHORE REGIONAL

Thomas Dunleavy

Michael Deusch

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

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PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 5’10”• 2018 • 3 years on varsity

MIDDLETOWN SOUTH

Aurelio Licata Dante Ciaramella

MONMOUTH REGIONAL

Blaise Panzini

RED BANK CATHOLIC

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IP: 37 / ERA: 3.35 / SO: 29 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • West Point

Logan Marter

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CATCHER • 5’10” • 2018

BA: .360 / Hits: 30 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • College of William and Mary

PITCHER • 6’2”• 2018

CATCHER • 5’10” • 2018 BA: .385 / Hits: 37 / RBI: 25 / 2B: 8 • 4 years on varsity • Dickinson College

37 OCEAN TOWNSHIP

Max Winters

MONMOUTH REGIONAL RARITAN

Robby Smith

6 RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN

Alex Burnett

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CENTER FIELD • 5’10”• 2019 BA: .442 / Hits: 34 / RBI: 14 / 2B: 7 3B: 2 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore

IP: 38 / ERA: 2.56 / SO: 23 • 3 years on varsity • Seton Hall University

PITCHER / DH • 6’2”• 2018

BA: .360 / Hits: 27 / RBI: 17 / 2B: 5 HR: 3 / SB: 2 • 2 years on varsity • Seton Hall University

PITCHER / INFIELD • 6’• 2019

CATCHER • 5’9” • 2019

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RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN

PITCHER / 3RD BASE • 5’9”• 2018 BA: .222 / Hits: 4 / RBI: 4 / 2B: 2 IP: 43.1 / ERA: 0.81 / SO: 41 • 4 years on varsity • Felician University

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BA: .364 / Hits: 20 / RBI: 12 / 2B: 5 ERA: 2.57 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Tyler Bruno

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RARITAN

Zachary Johnston

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BA: .295 / Hits: 23 / RBI: 13 / 2B: 3 3B: 1 / SB: 6 • 3 years on varsity

Hits: 7 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 2 • 3 years on varsity

1ST BASE / PITCHER • 5’10”• 2018

INFIELD / PITCHER • 6’1”• 2018

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PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 5’8”• 2018

CATCHER • 5’7”• 2018

Ricky Voss

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Liam Kile

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SHORTSTOP • 6’• 2019

SHORE REGIONAL

INFIELD • 5’11”• 2019 BA: .338 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 16 / 2B: 6 HR: 1 / SB: 11 • 2 years on varsity • University of Pittsburgh

MIDDLETOWN NORTH

Tyler Ras 5

BA: .423 / Hits: 36 / RBI: 22 / 2B: 12 / 3B: 3 HR: 2 / SB: 8 / IP: 40 / ERA: 1.53 / SO: 36 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • University of Alabama

Charlie Kelly

Anthony Guarino

MIDDLETOWN SOUTH

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ERA: 1.1 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • Rutgers University

MONMOUTH REGIONAL

IP: 52 / ERA: 1.62 • All Shore • University of Maryland

Robby Zega

PITCHER / INFIELD • 6’4”• 2018

PITCHER • 6’2”• 2018

PITCHER • 6’• 2018

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MIDDLETOWN NORTH

Garrett French

Chris Price

MIDDLETOWN NORTH

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3RD BASE • 5’10”• 2018

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BA: .259 / Hits: 15 / RBI: 8 / 2B: 5 / SB: 1 • 2 years on varsity • Mount Saint Vincent

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Adriana Cerbo

MATAWAN

Gabrielle Manzella

MARLBORO

Jody Thomas

MARLBORO

Isabella O’Hare

MARLBORO

Brianna Lenza

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CATCHER / OUTFIELD • 5’3”• 2019

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BA: .444 / Hits: 110 / RBI: 56 / 2B: 11 3B: 3 / HR: 2 / SB: 51 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • National Honor Society • Syracuse University

CENTER FIELD • 5’5”• 2018

15

OCEAN TOWNSHIP RED BANK CATHOLIC PITCHER • 5’4”• 2018

RED BANK REGIONAL

IP: 211.2 / ERA: 2.98 / SO: 153 • 4 years on varsity • Lynn University

Kristin Dingelstedt

RED BANK REGIONAL

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2ND BASE • 5’7”• 2018

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BA: .481 / Hits: 125 / RBI: 110 / 2B: 23 3B: 3 / HR: 31 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • Yale University

Colby Coppola

RED BANK CATHOLIC

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BA: .439 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • Bryant University

• 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

MONMOUTH REGIONAL

Mackenzie Neis Emma Vasen

OCEAN TOWNSHIP

Carly Weisberg 11

BA: .328 / Hits: 22 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 3 HR: 2 / SB: 1 • 2 years on varsity • National Honor Society

CATCHER • 5’9”• 2018

2ND BASE • 5’• 2018

Kelly Farley

BA: .306 / Hits: 15 / RBI: 11 / 2B: 3 3B: 1 / HR: 1 / IP: 140 / ERA: 1.91 / SO: 133 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

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BA: .303 / Hits: 42 / RBI: 30 / 2B: 3 3B: 1 / HR: 4 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Allison Tomaino

PITCHER • 5’ 6”• 2019

BA: .466 / Hits: 75 / RBI: 50 / 2B: 31 3B: 2 / HR: 2 / SB: 7 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • National Honor Society

3RD BASE • 5’10’’• 2020

3RD BASE / OUTFIELD • 5’6”• 2019

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Alexandra DiBenedetto

MONMOUTH REGIONAL

Dani Kroll

MIDDLETOWN SOUTH

Jillian Bigos

OCEAN TOWNSHIP

10

BA: .246 / Hits: 29 / RBI: 17 / 2B: 1 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • James Madison University

• 4 years on varsity • Ramapo College

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BA: .329 / Hits: 23 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 3 3B: 2 / HR: 2 / SB: 1 • 4 years on varsity • Caldwell University

SHORTSTOP • 5’6”• 2018

CATCHER • 5’4”• 2018 BA: .432 / Hits: 32 / RBI: 23 / 2B: 4 3B: 2 / HR: 1 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Seton Hall University

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BA: .418 IP: 342.1 / ERA: 1.64 / SO: 438 • All State

BA: .240 / Hits: 11 / 2B: 3 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

SHORTSTOP • 5’2’’• 2018

BA: .343 / Hits: 24 / RBI: 4 / SB: 1 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • William Paterson University

Tyra Vaughn

Kylee Kells PITCHER • 5’3”• 2018

Taylor Lane

RED BANK CATHOLIC

Gabrielle Ciancio

10

BA: .362 / Hits: 34 / RBI: 22 / 2B: 9 / 3B: 1 IP: 182 / ERA: 1.25 / SO: 285 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • National Honor Society • Manhattan College

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HR: 1 • 3 years on varsity

SHORTSTOP / 2ND BASE • 5’7”• 2018

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PITCHER • 5’6”• 2018

INFIELD • 5’5”• 2019

Brianna Roskey

OCEAN TOWNSHIP

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BA: .333 / Hits: 31 / RBI: 17 / 2B: 3 3B: 1 / SB: 1 • 1 year on varsity

3RD BASE • 5’2”• 2018

2ND BASE • 5’6”• 2018

SHORTSTOP / 2ND BASE • 5’3”• 2020

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PINELANDS

Jessie Rising

4

BA: .271 / Hits: 16 / RBI: 14 / 2B: 2 3B: 4 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society • University of Tampa

Alex Ardizzone

PITCHER / UTILITY • 5’3’’• 2018 BA: .229 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Eastern University

MIDDLETOWN SOUTH 1ST BASE / 3RD BASE • 5’7”• 2018

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Samantha Britton

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BA: .481 / Hits: 50 / RBI: 33 / 2B: 19 3B: 1 / SB: 2 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore • National Honor Society

POINT PLEASANT BEACH

MIDDLETOWN NORTH CATCHER / 3RD BASE • 5’2”• 2018

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• 4 years on varsity • Arcadia University

Alissa Carfora

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• 3 years on varsity • National Honor Society

Gabriella Cerbo

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INFIELD / OUTFIELD • 5’6”• 2018

RED BANK REGIONAL

PITCHER / INFIELD • 5’4”• 2018

SHORTSTOP • 5’4”• 2018

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BA: .377 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society

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By Mike Ready TEAMS LISTED IN PREDICTED ORDER OF FINSIH

CLASS A NORTH

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP – Head Coach: Mike Stoia, second season, 2017 record: 16-8 (9-3 third Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kayla Pscolka (Sr., 1B), Heather Lally (Sr., C), Kiersten Withstandley (Jr., 3B), Lauren Anderson (Jr., 2B), Kayla Loges (Jr., OF), Katie Morie (Jr., OF), Zoey Valentino (So., C/DP), Lauren Pscolka (So., SS), Gia McKnight (So., P) KEY LOSS: Taylor Tobey (OF) NEWCOMERS: Heather Priante (So., OF/2B), Kristen Pagliaro (So., OF), Mallory FitzHenry (So., OF) MARLBORO – Head Coach: Nick Scalzo, 10th season, 2017 season: 17-6 (10-1, first in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kayleigh Ferraro (Jr., OF), Jessica Rantinella (Jr., OF), Brianna Lanza (Sr., INF/P), Isabella O’Hare (Sr., INF/OF), Jody Thomas (Jr., INF) KEY LOSSES: Kayleigh Oplinger (P), Macie Ditillo (CF), Alex Digrande (C) Pheobe Li (SS), Lindsey Fhima (3B), Elyse Shapiro (OF) NEWCOMERS: Niclole Santigate (Jr., 1B), Morgan Dwyer (Sr., C/OF), Brooke Fopeano (Sr., C/OF), Madison Rallis (Jr.) COLTS NECK – Head Coach: Julie Saporito, ninth season, 2017 record: (8-10, 5-7) RETURNING PLAYERS: Brianna Clementi (Sr., 1B/3B), Catherine Grillo (Sr., 1B/OF), Felicia Kuegler (Sr., 2B/SS), Payton Mahoney (Sr., OF), Olivia Sardoff (Sr., OF), Olivia Terlizzi (Sr., P/3B), Mya Mancini (Jr., 2B/SS), Kaitlyn Pierce (Jr., P/OF), Julia Terlizzi (Jr., OF/C), Erica Cunningham (So., C) NEWCOMERS: Megan Kelso (Sr., OF/INF), Erica Villani (Sr., C) Kayla Hankash (Jr., 1B/OF), Ava Metzger (Fr., P/2B) HOWELL – Head Coach: Trish Savino, sixth season, 2017 record: 15-6 (10-2, second in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Lauren Ordemann (Sr., 2B), Mackenzie Vogler (Sr., C), Hailey Polisano (Sr., OF), Cassidy Predale (Sr., P), Tara Daukshus (Sr., SS) KEY LOSSES: Hayley Barnes (CF), Linda Rizzo (P) NEWCOMER: Maddy Lowry (Fr., P) MANALAPAN – Head Coach: Christian Erbig, second season, 2017 record: (5-11, 5-7) RETURNING PLAYERS: Nicolette Jomo (Sr., 1B), Julia Cafaro (Sr., OF), Vienna Chierchia (Jr., SS), Madison Pettit (Jr., 2B), Kayla Lemma (Jr., 3B), Brianna Braun (Jr., C), Alaina Scimone (So., OF/C), Jordyn Graime (So., P), Ashley Santoro (So., OF) KEY LOSS: Lauren Silvia (OF) NEWCOMER: Charlotte Piper (So., P/OF) FREEHOLD BORO – Head Coach: Danielle Orneder, third season, 2017 record: (2-17, 1-11) RETURNING PLAYERS: Julia Bauchor (Sr., OF), Madison Costa (So., INF), Jordy Manos (Jr., OF), Jess Paret (So., P/INF), Sarah Urbine (Jr., INF) KEY LOSSES: Courtney Dean (P) Amanada Edwards (C), Jess Marshall (INF), Sam Gabrielle (P), Jean Vitale (P/INF) NEPTUNE – Head Coach: Kevin Juska, second season, 2017 record: (3-16, 1-11) RETURNING PLAYERS: Autumn O’Neil (P/INF), Katy McGovern (Sr.), Lily Walton (Jr., INF) KEY LOSSES: Katherine Gallagher (OF), Cassie Baurer (INF), Summer O’Neil (INF), Breana Rodgers (INF)

CLASS A CENTRAL

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY – *Please see detailed preview article on page 14* RARITAN – Head Coach: Marc Rosner, second season, 2017 record: (17-8, 9-3) RETURNING PLAYERS: Annalesa DiLaurnezio (Sr., OF), Erynn Boyle (Jr., P), Gabbie Zweidinger (Jr., UTL), Brooke Brady Jr., 2B/C), Morgan O’Donnell (So., SS), Lily Tomaseillo (So., 3B/1B), Taylor Calicari (So., OF), Kristen Tigar (So., OF) KEY LOSSES: Michelle Nestor (C), Nicole Kirse (P), Hallie Barone, Ashley Marino (INF/OF) NEWCOMERS: Gianna Simon (Jr., 2B/SS/OF), Tatum Pilger (Jr., 3B/C), Chloe Zinckgrag (So., P/2B), Emma Springstead (Fr., 3B/C), Sarah O’Leary (Fr., 1B/OF) MATAWAN – Head Coach: Bob Dubina, 15th season, 2017 record: (17-11, 9-3) RETURNING PLAYERS: Olivia Caponigro (Sr., OF), Amanda Hunter (Sr., C), Gabriella Manzella (Sr., 3B), Jenn Lloyd (Sr., 3B), Brianna Witecha (Jr., 1B), Bridget Corpus (So., CF), Elisa Fumarola (Jr., 2B), Gabbi Manzela (Jr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Meaghan Rutch (P), Lauren Conroy (SS), Jess Veary (P) NEWCOMERS: Alyssa Eimont (Fr., P), Emily Weber (Fr., SS), Juliana Corbett (Fr., OF), Mikey DeGeorge RED BANK REGIONAL – Head Coach: Alyssa Guderian, third season, 2017 record: (7-12, 4-8) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kristin Dingelstedt (Sr., SS), Kelly Farley (Sr., 2B), Tyra Vaughn (Sr.,CF),

Maggie Watson (So., P), Abby Wagner (So., INF), Mykayla Sestitio (So., UTL) KEY LOSS: Carly Keller (P) NEWCOMER: Karlyn McGuigan (So., C) RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN – Head Coach: Heather Immesberger, fifth season, 2017 record: (8-14, 4-8) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kylee McCabe (Sr., SS), Sarah Finley (Jr., P), Rylie Speigel (So., C) NEWCOMER: Isabella Lanzalotto (Fr., P) SHORE REGIONAL – Head Coach: Dave Porta, second season, 2017 record: (4-14, 0-12) RETURNING PLAYERS: Cambrie Marquette (Sr., C), Diana Stevenson (Sr., 2B), Sofia Fedak (Jr., LF), Kelsey Warren (Jr., RF), Grace Leslie (Jr.,P/1B), Hannah Stone (So., P), Eleni Koursaris (So., SS), Grace DiCianni (So., CF), Vincenza Portella (So., 1B) KEY LOSSES: Grace Matier (3B), Taylor Sniffen (1B), Emily Ronan (CF), Kristen Gomez (OF) NEWCOMERS; Kayal Bartram (Jr., 3B), Tiernan McLaughlin (Jr., SS), Abby Smith (Jr., 2B), Kaitlyn Sudowsky (Jr., OF), Peyton Lepping (Jr., OF), Jenna Sempkowski (Jr., OF) HOLMDEL – Head Coach: Nora Bosmans, sixth season, 2017 record: (8-13, 4-8) RETURNING PLAYERS: Corrine Migliazza (Jr., SS), Tara Musialowicz (Jr., P/INF), Allison Yan (Jr., 2B) KEY LOSSES: Gianna Guerin (1B), Mariah Flannagan (3B), Aishwarya Kalynaranman (OF), Meagan Mackey (2B), Lori Purcell (OF)

CLASS A SOUTH

TOMS RIVER NORTH – Head Coach: Maryellen Tutzauer, 17th season, 2017 season: (13-10, 10-6) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kaitlyn Clancy (Sr., C), Tara Flavin (Sr., OF), Taylor Palmer (Sr., OF), Emily Ponticello (Sr., OF), Lauryn Schuber (Sr., P), Kaci Neveling (Jr., 2B), Aby Warner (So., SS) KEY LOSSES: Amanda Joyce (SS), Jade Warner (1B) NEWCOMERS: Haley Budenas (Fr., 3B), Gabby Gibson (Jr., P), Nicole Mazzettz (Jr., SS), Riley McKeon (So., 1B), Kayla Verna (Sr., 1B) BRICK TOWNSHIP – Head Coach: Tim Publisi, seventh season, 2017 record: (186, 12-2) RETURNING PLAYERS: Corrine Connelly (Sr., C), Alexa Halley (Sr., 3B), Marisa Nahrwold (Sr., P), Samantha Le (Sr., SS) KEY LOSSES: Christine Frazee (P), Nicole DiGiovanni (OF), Erica O’Rourke (OF) NEWCOMERS: Hanna McDonaugh (So., OF), Gianna Linfante (So., OF/C), Samantha Elliott (So., 1B), Kayla Mantilla (Jr., OF), Ashley Graziano (Jr., P/OF), Gabby Gonzalez (So., INF), Adayla Mendez (So., INF), Gianna Odd (So., INF) TOMS RIVER EAST – Head Coach: Danielle Olsen, fourth season, 2017 record: (8-10, 8-7) RETURNING PLAYERS: Catherine Amos (Sr., OF), Nicole Cocco (Sr., 1B/C), Julionna Lawrence (Jr., CF), Skylar Mahaffey (Sr., P/1B), Nina Mitchell (Sr., SS/ OF), Krystal Rodgers (So., OF), Aimee Skweres (Jr., 2B/SS), Brooke Slomkowski (So., C/3B) KEY LOSSES: Alyssa Raimondo (P), Nicole August (P) NEWCOMERS: Bridget Teahl (So., P), Alana Ciervo (So., OF), Madison Malgeri (Jr., OF), Sydney Petrozello (Jr., 3B/C), Nicolette DePalma (Fr., SS/2B), Keanna Alfonso (So., OF), Rachel Gregory (So., 3B), Michelle Lasky (So., OF) BRICK MEMORIAL – Head Coach: Christina Rodriguez, second season, 2017 record: (16-6, 11-3) RETURNING PLAYERS: Jenna Pfister (Jr., So.), Sam Toro (Jr.), Carleigh Luzo (Jr.), Michelle Foster (Sr.) KEY LOSSES: Tori Lucerelli, Crystal Gilsey, Alyssa Philbin, Elyssa Sculthorpe, Jourdyn Rochinski, Jordyne Pfister (P) JACKSON MEMORIAL – Head Coach: Chris Roma, 2017 record: (8-11) RETURNING PLAYERS: Tori Aguilar (Sr., P), Angelina LoPiccolo (Jr., OF), Breanna Sorochka (Sr., P), Gianna Palmieri (Jr., INF), Daniella Plaganis (So., INF), Brandi Rado (Jr., OF), Abigail Reist (Jr., OF), Erin Sandor (Jr., INF), Jamie Sheeran (So., C) KEY LOSSES: Jordyn Calderon (3B), Sam Herceg (1B), Jill McGuiness (SS) NEWCOMERS: Charli Czaczzkowski (Fr., INF), Shayla Nagle (Fr., INF), Skye Jorgensen (Fr., INF) TOMS RIVER SOUTH – Head Coach: Tom Malek, 10th season, 2017 record: (5-16, 4-10) RETURNING PLAYERS: Hayley Tamaro (Sr., P), Maddison Ligouri (Jr., C), Kelsey Endreson (So., SS), Olivia Brynes (So., 2B), Michelle Hewson (Sr., OF), Alexis Gallagan (Jr., OF), Nicolette Criscione (Jr., P/UTL) KEY LOSSES: Gabby Loffredo (1B), Sara Weeman (OF), Callie Salmon (OF), Alexis Jackson (OF) NEWCOMERS: Macenzie Brynes (Sr., 3B), Jayme Palmieri (So., OF), Vanessa Wood (Fr., C/1B), Victoria Jackson (So., OF), Savannah Gowdy (So., OF) SOUTHERN – Head Coach: Nicola Astergher, ninth season, 2017 record: (6-14) RETURNING PLAYERS: Emily Thompson (Jr., SS/C), Taityana Ford (Jr., P/1B), Jackie Herrera (Jr., CF), Christina D’Amodio (2B/P/OF), Taylor Bass (Jr., C), Sarah Manna (Sr., 3B) KEY LOSSES: Holly Essinger (CF), Sophia Mastandrea (2B), Hanna Van Waalwijk (1B) NEWCOMERS: Ella DiPeitro (Fr., SS/OF), Kendall Adams (Fr., 3B), Erica Scheinberg (Fr., OF) CENTRAL REGIONAL – 2017 record: (2-20)

CLASS B NORTH

OCEAN TOWNSHIP – *Please see detailed preview article on page 24 * RED BANK CATHOLIC – *Please see detailed preview article on page 12 * MIDDLETOWN NORTH – Head Coach: Chris Hoffman, second season, 2017 record: (24-5, 14-0) RETURNING

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PLAYERS: Alyssa Vetrano (Sr., SS), Milena Wilton (Sr., 3B), Sam Kanach (Sr., CF), Dri Noterile (Sr., OF/P), Karen Smith (Sr., OF), Gabby Cerbo (Sr., 1B), Adriana Cerbo (Jr., OF/C), Cara McNulty (Jr., 2B/OF) KEY LOSSES: Riley Kernan (P), Kayla Gallo (RF), Liz Dorsa (OF), Ryan Rasmussen (C), Angela Delahanty (OF) NEWCOMERS: Malori Bell (Jr., P/transfer from Keansburg), Lily Richichi (So., OF), Alyssa Siegler (So., OF), Jacey Tammaro (Jr., 3B), Ashley Kofsky (Jr., 1B) MIDDLETOWN SOUTH – Head Coach: Lisa Smith, second season, 2017 record: (10-12, 7-7) RETURNING PLAYERS: Alissa Carfora (Sr., 1B), Jillian Bigos (Sr., 2B), Jill Martin (Sr., OF), Jennifer Kennedy (Sr., OF), Sarah Riso (Sr., P/ OF), Sophie Wilson (Jr., P), Brooke Coneeny (Jr., C), Jayden Carlucci (Jr., 1B), Erin Bauer (Jr., P) KEY LOSS: Sarah Corey (SS) NEWCOMERS: Lia Simoniello (Fr., 3B), Emily Salvadore (Fr., SS), Aleeah Randazzo (Jr., OF) MANASQUAN – Head Coach: Tony Vodola, second season, 32nd overall, 2017 record: (10-11, 5-9) RETURNING PLAYERS: Phoebe Mervine (Sr., 2B), Camryn McTighe (Sr., 1B), Emily Burtnick (Sr., C/1B), Jess Collinson (Sr., C/OF), Grace Beyer (Jr., SS), Sara Defereux (Jr., P), Gianna Melchiionda (So., LF) KEY LOSSES: Brinley Schmidt (C), Victoria Galvan (P), Kat Wynd (OF) NEWCOMERS: Alex Hermann (Jr., C), Marina Zuk (Jr., INF), Arielle Falkenburg (Sr., 1B), Rainer Montes (Jr., OF) WALL – Head Coach: Sheri Cate, third season, 2017 record: (913, 5-9) RETURNING PLAYERS: Courtney Mahoney (Sr., P), Molly Kernis (Jr., C/3B), Casey Steppe (Jr., SS), Kristen Campbell (Jr., CF), Colleen Garrigan (Jr., 2B), Katie Distefano (So., 1B/3B), Nicole Sestito (So., P), Nikke Russo (So., RF) KEY LOSSES: Carly Layton (CF), MaryKate Gallagher (P/1B) NEWCOMERS: Ciara Rushe (Jr., OF), Taylor Mikolajczyk (So., 1B), Alex Akes (So., 2B), Betsy Prevosti (So., C), Cassie Betz (Fr., P/INF), Mary Dorman (Fr., C), Kaitlyn Brown (Fr., INF) MONMOUTH REGIONAL – Head Coach: Lisa Dias, second season: (8-13, 4-10) RETURNING PLAYERS: Dani Kroll (Sr., SS), Sami Britton (Sr., P), Dani Britton (Sr., C), Mackenzie Neis (So., 3B) KEY LOSS: Jessica Pszeniczny (P) NEWCOMER: Karlee Smith (Fr., P) LONG BRANCH – 2017 record: (1-20, 0-14) RETURNING PLAYERS: Alyssa Grieco (Sr., SS), Giana Serpico (1B) KEY LOSS: Amanda Giron (C) NEWCOMERS: Amaya Rios (So., 3B), Lisa Aparicio (So., 2B)

CLASS B SOUTH

DONOVAN CATHOLIC – *Please see detailed preview article on page 4* PINELANDS – Head Coach: Keith Lowe, 14th season, 2017 record: 20-9, 10-4) RETURNING PLAYERS: Jessie Rising (Sr., P), Brianna Suralik (Sr., INF), Allyson Verzos (Jr., INF), Teresa Hudson (Jr., INF), Jordan Leeds (So., INF/OF) KEY LOSSES: Nicole Burke (INF), Madison Dancisin (OF), Cassisdy Buckley (INF), Amanda Cusicanqui (OF), Nicole Ramirez (OF), Meghan Crawford (OF) NEWCOMERS: Madison Hawkins (Sr., OF), Alexis Murdock (Sr., INF), Alyssa Rodriguez (So., INF/OF), Adrianna Dancisin (So., OF), Contess Barnard (So., OF) JACKSON LIBERTY – Head Coach: Laura Borelli, 12th season, 2017 season: (13-11, 10-4) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kaylee Book (Jr., 3B), Drew Diodato (Jr., P/INF), Meghan Conroy (Sr., P), Emily Sanberg (So., 1B/LF), Annabelle Santino (Sr., 1B), Paige McPaul (So.), Amanda Harrison (Sr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Kayla Conners (SS), Brianna Holder (C/3B) NEWCOMERS: Marissa Southon (Jr., OF/2B), Ashleigh Tavaska (Fr., SS/P), Emily Dubiago (Fr., CF), Erin Stilton (Fr., 1B/P)

CLASS B CENTRAL

HENRY HUDSON – Head Coach: Vinnie Whitehead, second season, 2017 record: (14-6, 12-2) RETURNING PLAYERS: Emma Curry (Sr., C), Kamryn Hubeny (Sr., P), Sophie Shea (Sr., 1B), Zoey Hagan (So., 3B), Alyssa Curry (So., OF/P), Maddie Reynolds (Sr., OF), Julia Forsyth (Sr., OF), Melissa Olson (Sr., 2B) KEY LOSSES: Olivia Iannace (SS), Vincenza Vallali (CF) NEWCOMERS: Shannon Forbes (Fr., SS), Melia Sharkry (Fr., OF), Ann Forbes (Fr., 1B) POINT PLEASANT BEACH – Head Coach: Silvio DeCristofano, ninth season, 2017 record: (14-5, 11-3) RETURNING PLAYERS: Kylee Kells (Sr., P), Katie Ranuro (Sr., C), Lauren Gnapp (Sr., INF), Abby Angelucci (So., INF), Nicole Ruddy (Jr., OF), Delaney Buday (Jr., INF), Shane Gates (So., 2B), Katie Webber (So., OF) KEY LOSSES: Hannah Nagy (1B), Rebecca Cairns NEWCOMERS: Kristen Ohlinger (Fr., INF), Cassidy Burns (Fr., OF) KEANSBURG – Head Coach: George Hoff, 12th season, 2017 season record: (15-9,7-7) KEY RETURNERS: Kaylee Berecsky (Sr., 1B/P), Alyssa Castera (Jr., OF/INF), Thellie Enna (Jr.), Christina Flores (Sr.), Allegra Kelly (Jr.), Jenna Labishak (Jr., C), Alyssa Rivera (Jr., INF), Jillian Tarracciano (Jr., OF), Hannah Valle (Jr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Malori Bell (P/transferred to Middletown North), Allison Florenzo (3B/1B), Breana Jewel (INF) MATER DEI PREP – Head Coach: Jeanne Dickinson, 37th season, 2017 season: (16-9, 11-3) RETURNING PLAYERS: Jocelyn Dacquel (Sr., OF), Valerie Zoda (Sr., 1B), Morgan Hurst (Jr., INF/ OF), Heather Dorney (Sr., OF), Salma Lima (Sr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Kayley Anthony (INF), Paige Fernandez (P), Tyrah Graves (SS), Sam Napoli (C) KEYPORT – Head Coaches: Henry Arlequin/Alissa Francisco, fifth season, 2017 record: (9-10, 8-6) RETURNING PLAYERS: Hannah Thomson (Sr., P/SS), Gabriella Perez (Sr., OF), Caitlin Harrigan (Sr., OF), Marlana Dant (Sr., 1B), Emily Savicky (So., P), Chelsea Geyer (So., C), Holly Chandler (Jr., 2B), Gigi Piccini (Jr., 3B) KEY LOSS: Alexis Bennett (CF) NEWCOMERS: Lila Trench (Fr., OF), Brooke Mitchell (Jr., OF), Morgan Blozen (Fr., OF) ST. ROSE – Head Coach: Sean Bayha, sixth season, 2017 record (4-13, 3-11) KEY LOSS: Bryn Onoshko RANNEY – Head Coach: Katie Popowych, third season, 2017 record: (5-12, 4-10) KEY LOSS: Lexis Redish TRINITY HALL – Head Coach: Theresa Kelly, second season, 2017 record: (2-7) KEY RETURNERS: Kathryn Murray (Sr.), Bailey Powers (So.), Jane Banahan (So.), Sophia Bellavia (Sr.), Hailey Hartnett (Sr.) ASBURY PARK – Head Coach: David Johnson, third season, 2017 record: (0-16, 0-14)

LACEY – Head Coach: Tom Faulkner, fourth season, 2017 record: (19-8, 9-5) RETURNING PLAYERS: Caitlin Hughes (Sr., SS), Kailee Howard (So., C), Erika Holowka (Sr., P/OF), Haley Ocskasy (Jr., 3B), Savannah Styler (Jr., 2B) KEY LOSSES: Chelsea Howard (P), Kristen Santoro (2B), Kelly Fleck (SS) NEWCOMERS: Shelby Burns (Jr., OF/1B), Hannah Stamer (Jr., OF), Alyssa Costello (Fr., OF) POINT PLEASANT BORO – Head Coach: Steve Furullo, 30th season, 2017 record: (9-14, 5-9) RETURNING PLAYERS: Maggie Tirol (Jr., 2B), Maeve Mckeon (Jr., SS), Ashley Desantis (Jr., 3B), Haley Furlong (Jr., C), Danielle Peyton (Sr., OF), Emma Melito (So., OF), Colette Flagg (So., OF) KEY LOSSES: Jamie Morris (SS), Olivia Younman (1B), Kate Drew (OF) NEWCOMERS: Hailie Decal (Jr., OF), Emily Carr (So., P/1B) Julia Gamble (Sr., 1B), Katlin Hill (Sr., 2B) MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP – Head Coach: Mike Columbo, 12th season, 2017 record: (9-13, 4-10) RETURNING PLAYERS: Anja Kane (Sr.), Shannon Mitchel (Sr.), Jada Spolizino (Jr.), Alyssa McGinley (Jr.) KEY LOSS: Alyssa Hampton (P) BARNEGAT – Head Coach: Michael L. Palmieri, fourth season, 2017 season: (6-15, 4-10) RETURNING PLAYERS: Molly McEneaney (Jr., SS), Tori Leonard (Jr., CF) KEY LOSSES: Roxy Urso (C), Megan Magoon (CF), Devon Leary (1B), Emma Lloyd (P/LF), Tymera Crudup (3B), Sydney McEneaney (2B) NEWCOMERS: Adriana Romano (Fr., P), Ashley Sojack (Fr., C), Destiny Fratianni (Fr., 2B/P), Julianna Padilla (Fr., 3B) LAKEWOOD – Head Coach: Kelly Hammel, second season, 2017 record: (0-18, 0-14)

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IP: 16 / ERA: 2 / SO: 20 • 2 years on varsity

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Hits: 52 / HR: 1 • 3 years on varsity • Northeastern University

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BA: .330 / Hits: 19 • 2 years on varsity • Stockton University

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PITCHER • 5’10”• 2018 IP: 7.1 / ERA: 2.71 / SO: 8 • 2 years on varsity • Stockton University

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Trey Dombroski

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BA: .410 / ERA: 1.78 • All Shore • Rutgers University

BA: .399 / Hits: 33 / RBI: 24 • 3 years on varsity • Bucknell University

Justin Schaff

Jared Bellissimo

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PITCHER / OUTFIELD • 6’• 2018 BA: .395 / Hits: 41 / RBI: 25 / 2B: 12 / 3B: 3 HR: 4 / SB: 13 / IP: 45 / ERA: 1.2 / SO: 56 • 3 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • Monmouth University

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Will Gannon

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Jason Horowitz

David

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Tom Spiwak

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Craig Larsen

Brendan Mullins

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CLASS A NORTH

CBA – *Please see detailed preview article on page 12 * FREEHOLD – Head Coach: Jon Block, 27th season, Nick Aiello (Sr., P/OF), Mark Costanzo (Sr., SS/P), Matt Dasilva (Sr., P/1B), Dane DellaValle (Sr., P/1B), Matt Granato (Sr., P/3B), Phil Marcantonio (Sr., C), Cam Eslager (Jr., C), Henry Nonnamacher (Jr., C) KEY LOSSES: Dan Chiusano (P), Tom Holdorf (P/1B), Chris Cassandra (SS), Pat White (1B/DH), Isaiah Howard (OF), Mike Belka (OF) NEWCOMERS: Anthony Fairinaccio (Sr., OF), Colin Popper (Sr., 2B), Zach Sepkowski (Sr., OF), Luke Crivelli (Jr., OF), Steven Gee (Jr., P/2B), KC MacCutcheon (Jr., 2B), Dom Nonnamacher (Jr., P), Frank Santarsiero (Jr., 3B) MANALAPAN – Head Coach: Brian Boyce, 13th season, 2017 record: 17-10 (9-6, third in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Giovanni Ciaccio (Sr., CF), Dan DeBlasio (Sr., 1B/OF), EJ Melendez (Sr., P/ DH), Robert Gargano (Sr., P/OF), Vin Lanza (Sr., P/OF), Jack Schweitzer (Sr., C/OF), Anthony Naylor (Sr., OF), Jake Pellecchia (Jr., SS), Anthony Jomo (Sr., P), Justin Korman (Sr., P), Nick DiMiceli (Sr., OF), Ryan Crehan (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: John Pudder (P), Steven Bullen (1B), JohnMichael Sabatino (P) NEWCOMERS: Ben Levine (Jr., P/1B), Billy Watters (Jr., 3B/2B), Aaron Ayers (Jr., P), Andrew Lore (Jr., 1B/C), Michael Kuver (Jr., OF), Nick DiPietrantonio (So., SS), Nick Serrentino (Jr., C) COLTS NECK – Head Coach: Mike Yorke, 19th season, 2017 record: 14-12 (7-8, fifth in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Hunter Boag (Sr., OF/P), Jack Tirrell (Sr., SS), Sean Scully (Sr., OF/C), Anthony Sasso (Sr., P/1B), Nick Straub (Sr., 2B), Anthony Galason (Sr., OF/P), Joe Kohm (Sr., OF), Adrian Jimenez (Jr., IF/P), Reece Horneck (Jr., 1B/ OF), Rob Mannino (So., C) KEY LOSSES: Dillon Pellechia (P), Kevin Condon (P), Jon Weitzman (P/1B), Matt Hawkins (P), Dan Schulte (OF), Brenden Clarke (OF/1B) NEWCOMERS: Mike Janucci (Jr., INF), Brook Condon (Jr., UTL), Anthony Lazaro (Sr., INF), Brendan Reece (Sr., P), Tom Marten (Sr., P), Alec Molloy (Sr., P), Zach Albom (Sr., P), Dan Cowles (So., INF) FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP – Head Coach: Todd Smith, ninth season, 2017 record: 12-12 (8-6, fourth in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Ryan Ford (Sr., P/INF), Nick Lodispoto (Sr., P/OF), Bryan Reed (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: Andrew Beam (C), Mike Pirrotta (P), Zach Perricone (P) NEPTUNE – Head Coach: Kevin Frederick, fourth season, 2017 record: 10-13 (5-9, seventh in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Devon Furges (Sr., C), Matt Bonderant (Sr., LF), John Gannon (So., 3B), Rocco Richard (So., SS), Ron Cole (Jr., P/1B), Sebastian Jean-Baptiste (Jr., CF), Ron Cole (Jr., P/INF) KEY LOSSES: Justin Tucker (P/OF), Dylan Taliaferro (P/OF), Aedan Martin (SS) NEWCOMERS: Sam Draper (Sr., P), Jack Smith (So., 2B), Kyle Bailey (Jr., OF), Greg Millaway (P/1B) MARLBORO – Head Coach: Jim Ferraro, 10th season, 2017 record: 12-13 (6-8, sixth in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Justin Levito (Sr., SS), Justin Kapuscinski (Jr., C), Anthony Brienza (Jr., 2B), Vin Ferrigno (Jr., 1B), David Vignapiano (So., P), Ian Li (Jr., P), Zach Derosa (Jr., P), Davonte Smith (Sr., OF), Justin Bernstein (Sr., OF), Matt Iapoff (Jr., INF/P), Ramon Fontanes (So., OF) KEY LOSSES: Jeremy Bello (P), Noah Hutter (P), Will Kramer (P), Gene Napolitano ( C), Will Trocchiano (SS), Mark Ventre (OF), Jared Wright (CF) NEWCOMERS: Karan Singh (Jr., P/3B), Sean Donaghue (Jr., C), Matt Spinelli (Jr., 3B), Peter Morreale (Jr., INF), Peter Kuwjaski (Jr., OF), Nick Zicchinolfi (Jr., INF) HOWELL – Head Coach: Eric Johnson, ninth season, 2017 record: 7-15 (3-11, last in Class A North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Mike Walsh (Sr., P/1B), Eddie Morales (Sr., INF), Mike Wynn (Sr., P/2B), Nick Ruszczyk (Sr., 1B), Ryan Bearse (Jr., SS/P) KEY LOSSES: JP Traynor (C/3B), Nick Lorenzo (OF), Ean Craig (OF), Grant Hackett (OF) NEWCOMERS: Kyle Brex (Jr., 2B/3B), Tommy Talbot (Jr., OF), Kevin Lindon (Sr., C)

CLASS A CENTRAL

RARITAN – Head Coach: Jeff Struble, sixth season, 2017 record: 16-7 (10-2, first in Class A Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Alex LaMattina (Sr., C), Zack Johnston (Sr., P), Dan Vanmeerbeke (Sr., 2B/P), Tyler Bruno (Jr.,OF), Jake Tennant (Jr., P/3B), Shawn Ohea (Jr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Matt Birdsall (P), Mike Wojtowicz (SS) NEWCOMERS: Dan Fiore (So., OF), DJ Dekis (So., 1B), Ryan Kasmer (Jr., OF), Chris Gonzalez (Fr., SS) SAINT JOHN VIANNEY – Head Coach: Mike Morgan, 12th season, 2017 record: 7-14 (3-9, last in Class A Central ) RETURNING PLAYERS: Chris Caragliano (Jr., INF), Evan Perrette (Sr., INF), Logan Marter (Sr., P), Frank D’Alessio (Sr.,

OF), Michael DiPede (Sr., INF), Robert Skinner (Jr., INF), Brenden Martin (Jr., P), Spencer Margulis (Jr., OF/C), Anthony Altmonte (Jr., C/INF) KEY LOSSES: Sebi Bellone (C), Gerado Rivera-Colon (INF), Seamus Coyle (OF/INF), Ryan DeMille (P) NEWCOMERS: Peter Loumakos (Sr., P), John Kaminski (Jr., INF), Jack Owens (Jr., OF), Domenic Cerniglia (So., INF/OF), Ryan Chin (So., OF/P), Jeremia Minaya (So., INF/P), Tristen Delaney (So., INF/P)

RED BANK REGIONAL – Head Coach: Nick Tucker, fifth season, 2017 record: 11-12 (5-7, tied for fourth in Class A Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Mike Eulner (Sr., 1B/P), Zach Yates (Sr., INF/P), Nick Quaranta (Sr., INF/P), Jack Povey (Jr., INF/P), Aiden Kelly (Jr., SS), Luke Jurek (Jr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Mason O’Mara (P), Josh Horowitz (P), Kevin Laughlin (C), Jack Mangold (SS), John Juco (2B), Jonah Rosen (OF), Jack Stamer (OF), Dan Wagner (INF), Will Grant (3B), Matt Santos (1B) NEWCOMERS: Stephen Navitsky (Sr., 2B), NickArnone (Sr., OF), Kevin Weisman (Sr., DH), Colin Chatton (Jr., 3B/C), Ryan McIntyre (Jr., SS), Mike Gilson (Jr., OF), Max Stamer (So., OF/P), Makai Mickens (So., OF), CJ Paolino (Fr., C), Andrew Glauber (Fr., P) MATAWAN – Head Coach: Bobby Carnovsky, sixth season, 2017 record: 12-12 (8-4, second in Class A Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Stephen Salot (Sr., INF), Richie Olsen (Sr., OF/P), Derek Jordan (Sr., UTL), Jackson Hercek (Sr., P/OF), Danny Hirujo (Jr., P/INF), Chris Gendi (Jr., P/INF) KEY LOSSES: Tom Collozo (SS), Kyle Gamble (P), Jake Burlew (P), John Carelli (P) NEWCOMERS: Jay Kaleita, (So., OF), Griffin Falco (So., C) RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN – Head Coach: Kevin James, 16th season, 2017 record: 8-11 (5-7, tied for fourth in Class A Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Alex Burnett (Sr., P), Robbie Smith (Sr., C), Mike Martino (Sr., 1B), Thomas Forlenza (Sr., C), Thomas Scinto (Sr., CF), Dan Harby (Sr., OF), Dylan Avino (Sr., P), Kevin Stant (Jr., SS), Sean Mikolanczyk (Jr., 3B), Gordan Forsyth (So., P) KEY LOSSES: Andy Schluter, Matt Fahey, Connor Dupree, Jack Boyer, Patch Adams NEWCOMERS: Kyle Caruso (Sr., INF), John McHeffey (Sr., OF), Max Glenn (Sr., P), Brennen Freer (Jr., INF), Spencer Short (Jr., 1B), JC Carolan (Jr., P), Ryan Dupree (Jr., OF), Kevin Shane (So., P) HOLMDEL – Head Coach: Chris Arecchi, second season, 2017 record: 9-11 (7-5, third in Class A Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Sal Monticciolo (Sr., 1B), Alex DiBona (Sr., P/INF), Mike Devino (Sr., INF/C), Brandon Saghafi (Jr., C/P), Jason Lyons (Jr., SS/P), Ezra Caspi (Jr., OF), Alec Licato (Jr., P) KEY LOSSES: Chris Ammirati (OF), Matt Fanelli (DH), Brandon Wong (2B) NEWCOMERS: Nick Fanzini (Jr., UTL), Brendan Crowley (Jr., UTL), Rob Shangle (Jr., P/OF), Evan Smith (Jr., P), Mike Lulo (C) SHORE REGIONAL – Head Coach: Pat O’Neill, seventh season, 2017 record: 6-14 (4-8, sixth in Class A Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Mike Shirvanian (Sr., P/SS), Tommy Dunleavy (Sr., 3B), James LaBruno (Sr., P/OF), Jared Breithoff (Sr., C), Cody Fleischer (So., C), Mikey Deusch (Jr., P/1B), Jim Maletto (Sr., P/2B), Oscar Scott (So., P/OF), Kevin Pennell (Jr., 3B), Bailey Crochet (Sr., P/SS) KEY LOSSES: Mike Jelliff (P/2B), Austin Cannon (OF), Dean Smolokoff (C), Ryan Jones (3B) NEWCOMERS: Jack DuBois (Sr.) JT Schloesser (Sr.), Hunter Ward (Sr.), Salvatore LaRosa (Jr.), Kyle O’Scanlon (Jr.), Max Cameron (Jr.), Danny Shirvanian (Jr.), Brett Young (Jr.) Gabe Zwerin (Jr.), Christian Chambers (So.), James Donohoe (So.), James Gomez (So.), Joey Graci (So.)

CLASS A SOUTH

TOMS RIVER NORTH *Please see detailed preview article on page 3 * TOMS RIVER SOUTH – Head Coach: Ken Frank, 41st season, 2017 record: 22-5 (13-1, first in Class A South) RETURNING PLAYERS: T.J. Scuderi (Sr., P/OF), Colin Mackle (Jr., OF/P), Tom Spiwak (Sr., P/DH) KEY LOSSES: Justin Fall (P) Matt Shiffer (2B), Tom Campo (SS), Ben Montenegro (3B), Matt Firzpatrick (1B), Dylan Danelson (CF), Jared Kwicinski (LF), Connor Leatherman (C) NEWCOMERS: Nico Gonnella (Sr., P/INF), Gabe Driscoll (Jr., P/1B), Rich Sansone (Sr., 1B), Derek Elmendorf (Sr., INF), Michael Lazzaro (Jr., INF), Jordan Erbe (Jr., P/INF), Max Rivas (So., INF), Shane Gibson (So., 3B), Mike Montenegro (So., C), Jake Towell (Sr., C) BRICK – Head Coach: Jason Groschel, 13th season, 2017 record: 14-9 (9-5, tied for second in Class A South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Joe Guerra (Sr., C), Chris Salsano (Sr., 2B), Vin Galdieri (Sr., SS) KEY LOSSES: Jon Prato (CF), Mike Soldo (P), Jay Hutchinson (C), AJ Serrino (3B), Matt Stadelberger (P/INF), Kenny Bala (OF), Jayden Tisseker (P), John Zurawski (P) NEWCOMERS: Kyle Brex (Jr., 2B/3B), Tommy Talbot (Jr., OF), Kevin Lindon (Sr., C) CENTRAL REGIONAL – Head Coach: Mike Casale, third season, 2017 record: 12-11 (7-7, tied for fifth in Class A South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Tom Ruscitti (Sr., C), Ryan Galati (Sr., 2B), Colin Stacy (Sr., SS), Tyler Aires (Sr., P/OF), Shane Black (Sr., OF), A.J. Smith (Sr., P), Vance Pelino (Sr., 3B) KEY LOSSES: Mike Bickford (3B), Jack Sudia (OF), Jared Morris (P), Ryan Green NEWCOMERS: RJ Shea (Sr., 1B), Will Sedio (Sr., C), Brandon Voss (Sr., 1B), Nick Altieri ( Jr., LF), Fisher Senatore (Jr., P), Scott Truhan (Jr., OF), Mike Masino (So., INF), Daniel Green (So., P) TOMS RIVER EAST – Head Coach: Keith Smicklo, second season, 2017 record: 3-17 (212, seventh in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Ahmir Cournier (Jr., SS), Brad Brush (Sr., P/1B/3B), Danny Clemente (Sr., OF), Nick DeGennaro (Sr., P/2B) KEY LOSSES: Darren Scholl (P) SOUTHERN – Head Coach: Keith Cocuzza, third season, 2017 record: 18-9 (8-6, fourth in Class A South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Marcos Matias (Sr., OF), Andrew Luongo (P) KEY LOSSES: Nolan Watson (C), Pat Barrett (P/INF), Joey Robertson (INF), Garrett Lange (OF), Noah Brown (OF), Zach Fillmore (P), Nick Simone (P)

JACKSON MEMORIAL – Head Coach: Frank Malta, 14th season, 2017 record: 10-13 (7-7, tied for fifth in Class A South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Tom Pellone (Sr., DH/C), Alex Ianisernia (Jr., OF), Kyle Thaiss (Sr., OF), Matt D’Amore (Sr., P) KEY LOSS: Connor Takacs (P/OF) BRICK MEMORIAL – Head Coach: Evan Rizzitelllo, eighth season, 2017 record: 6-19 (1-13, last in Class A South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Mike Murphy (Jr., C), Mike Sullivan (Sr., 1B/P), Trevor Sherman (Sr., P/1B) KEY LOSSES: Joey Howell (INF), Antonio Laborte (OF), Ray Lutick (P)

CLASS B NORTH

MIDDLETOWN NORTH *Please see detailed preview article on page 13 * RED BANK CATHOLIC – Head Coach Buddy Hausmann, 11th season, 2017 record: 21-9 (7-7, tied for fifth in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Austin Nappi (Sr., P), Blaise Panzini (Sr., P), JonMichael Rotondo (Sr., 1B), David Glancy (Jr., OF), Vincent Bianchi (Jr., P/SS), Jake Birnbaum (Sr., P), Joe Ianelli (Sr., P), Tom Lang (Sr., P), John Nimeth (So., P), Ryan O’Hara (Jr., 3B/P), Dan Ianelli (1B/DH), Jack Bertoldo (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: Aaron Ahn (SS), Anthony DeRosa (3B), Aiden Supp (2B), Brian Sheehy (C), Mike Veit (1B) NEWCOMERS: Nick Merlo (Sr., OF), Elijah Ally (Jr., OF), Alex Gonzales (Jr., 2B), Shane Panzini (Fr., P), Chris Sparber (So., C), Harry Allegra (Jr., C), Jack Scrivanac (Jr., 3B), Mike Mallamaci (Sr., 2B), Matt Arthur (Sr., 3B), Robert Gonzales (So., SS), Brad Schmitt (Sr., OF), Stee Claggett (Jr., P) WALL – Head Coach: Todd Schmitt, 21st season, 2017 record: 18-7 (10-4, second in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: John Volpe (Jr., INF/OF), Dylan Richey (Jr., SS), Grant Shulman (Jr., 3B/P), David Howarth (Jr., C), Trey Dombroski (Jr., P), Ryan Napolitano (Jr., P), Andy Lenneper (Sr., OF), Jason Horowitz (Sr., P), Teddy Sharkey (So., OF/P), Tanner Powers (Jr., 1B/P) KEY LOSSES: Joe Perrino (1B), Shane Richey (2B) NEWCOMERS: Anthony Velazquez (Sr., OF), Doug Wetzel (Jr., OF) MONMOUTH REGIONAL – Head Coach: Paul Crivello, fifth season, 2017 record: 17-7 (11-3, first in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Justin Scotto (Sr., OF), Liam Kile (Sr., INF), Ricky Voss (Sr., P/INF), Anthony Guarino (Sr., C/INF), Charlie Kelly (Sr., P/OF), Dante Ciaramella (Jr., P/INF), Chri Anfuso (Jr., OF), Eli Rife (Jr., INF/OF), Jack Martell (Sr., P), Matt Kopp (Sr., OF), Tyler Riccardi (Sr., OF/DH), Seth Gonzalez (Sr., P/INF), Andrew Faccone (Jr., C), Joe Schwarz (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: Joe Malfara (P), Paul Birzin (P), Josh Jackson (C), Mark Abrams (INF) NEWCOMERS: Mike Faletti (Sr., C transfer from RBC), Evan Smith (Jr., INF/P), Jake Cushing (Jr., INF), Alex Alonso (So., INF), Nick Bogan (So., P/INF), Daniel Forsman (Jr., INF/P), Nick Alfano (Jr., OF/P), Kevin Lynch (Jr., OF/P) MANASQUAN – Head Coach: Bob Waldeyer, third season, 2017 record: 16-10 (9-5, third in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Tommy Antonucci (Sr., CF), Ethan Thompson (Sr., SS/2B), James Harmstead (Jr., 3B/P), Alex Galvan (So., 1B), Will Hopkinson (So., SS) KEY LOSSES: Tommy Sheehan (P/1B), Connor Mully (P), Adam Schreck (C) NEWCOMERS: Dylan Finn (Sr., OF/1B), Ricky Flynn (Sr., OF/P), Mike Anthony (OF/P), Denny Maher (C), Spencer Bauer (Jr. transfer P/OF/3B), Tim McEneny (So., P), Alec Wells (Jr., C/P), Jack Kinneally (Sr., OF/INF), Joey Attardo (Sr., P)

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Jackson Aumack (2B), Alex Staats (1B) NEWCOMERS: Tyler Ely (Jr., C), Matt Russo (So., C), Chris Johnson (So., P/SS), Lucas Dant (So., P/SS)

HENRY HUDSON – Head Coach: Matt Mancini, second season, 2017 record: 8-11 (7-7, tied for fourth in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Liam Hagan (Jr., C/3B), Grady Hendrickson (So., 3B/P), Michael Mohr (So., C/1B), Michael Hoey (So., OF), Casey Haupt (So., OF), Tom Doherty (So., P/OF), Josh Winters (So., 1B/C), Matt Payne (Jr., P/OF), Tim Farrell (Jr., SS/P), Michael Adams (So., 2B), Garrett Shine (So., OF), Nick Brown (So., OF), Justin Murphy (So., 1B), Blaise Cauvin (So., 2B/OF) KEY LOSSES: Brendan Carlstrom (P/OF), Tom Colantino (C), Ryan Doeleger (3B/SS/P), Jack Slocum (OF) NEWCOMERS: Trevor Hendrickson (Fr., 2B, OF), Jordan Way (Fr., 1B/2B), Aaron Lynch (Fr., 2B), Theo Qineo (Fr., OF) KEANSBURG – Head Coach: Ryan Lillis, second season, 2017 record: 8-14 (7-7, tied for fifth in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Joe Osterbye (Sr., C), Liam Riecks (Jr., INF/P), Justin Alessi (Sr., SS/P), Liam Myer (Jr., CF/P), Paul Eckleberry (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: David Clayton (3B), Matt Gibney (P/INF), Hunter Gorski (P) ASBURY PARK – Head Coach: Johnny Grasso, 12th season, 2017 record: 0-13 (0-13, last in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Luis Rodriguez, Devin Nash-McGee KEY LOSS: Henry McGee NEWCOMERS: Yansi Mendez, Deris Martinez Urbina, Bismarck Garcia RANNEY – Head Coach: Matt Hall, third season, 2017 record: 2-12 (2-11, seventh in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Ryan Batista (Jr., C), Kiran Shah (Sr., OF)

CLASS B SOUTH

JACKSON LIBERTY – Head Coach: Jim Rankin, 11th season, 2017 record: 17-10 (10-4, second in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Matt Pickus (Sr., P), Rich Dordas (Sr., 1B), Billy Hart (Sr., 1B), Scott Wierciszewski (Jr., OF), Connor Keenan (Jr., OF), David Melfi (Jr., C), Kevin Ritz (Jr., P), Don Sofield (Jr., SS), Alex Torres (Jr., 2B), Shane Hickey (So., 3B) KEY LOSSES: Kyle Tavaska (CF), Mattt Piro (P), Andrew Ludovico (P) NEWCOMERS: Charlie Rudderow (Jr., OF), Brandon Kinsman (So., UTL), Dan Dordas (Sr., P) LACEY – Head Coach: Cory Hamman, sixth season, 2017 record: 21-6 (12-2, first in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Jordan Jurkiewicz (Jr., C), Keith Apostolos (Sr., SS), Miles Feaster (Jr., 2B) KEY LOSSES: Anthony Elefante (P), Danald Zelllman (P), Tom Corragio (P), Brandon Haggerty (1B), Justin Thompson (OF) NEWCOMER: Jacob Bowels (Fr., P/1B) PINELANDS – Head Coach: Rob Sanzari, sixth season, 2017 record: 12-12 (8-6, tied for third in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Sean O’Rourke (Sr., P/1B), Joey Ventresca (Jr., P/SS), Anthony Diaz (Jr., 3B), Noah Dean (Jr., P/OF),

MIDDLETOWN SOUTH – Head Coach: Ryan Spillane, 10th season, 2017 record: 14-11 (7-7, tied for fifth in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Joe Sprake (Sr., P/DH), Trevor Brey (Jr., C), Aurellio Licata (Jr., SS), Robby Zega (Jr., P/INF), Jack Roesch (P), Dylan Walling (INF/OF), Nick Sabatino (P) KEY LOSSES: Jon Martin (P), Ben Porpora (1B), Jeremy Joyce (INF/P), Ryan Ruziecki (OF), Jeff Lewandowski (P/OF) NEWCOMERS: Anthony Esposito (So., 1B), Chris Lotito (So., P/1B/OF), Danny Minze (So., P/OF/2B), Chris O’Connor (So., 3B/1B), Bobby Pirie (So., P), Mike Rauso (So., P/OF), Jack Sheridan (So., P/INF), Matt Cruz (Jr., C), Jack Kinsella (Jr., OF) LONG BRANCH – Head Coach: James Reilly, third season, 2017 record: 7-16 (1-13, last in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: TJ Brewer (Sr., C), James Horniacek (Sr., 1B/P), Nick Luhn (Sr., 2B), Matt Mincieli (Sr., P/SS), Juwan Wilkins (Sr., 3B/SS), Jordan Pellot (Sr., OF), Pasa Fields ( Sr., CF), Evan Yerman (Jr., P/SS), Joseph Mazza (Jr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Jaylen Walls (1B), Carlos Irizarry (3B), Ryan Lorme (RF) NEWCOMERS: Brendan Cuddy (Jr., 1B), RJ Hurd (Jr., OF/INF), JR Bracerro (Sr., C), Ivan Navarro (So., P/OF) OCEAN – Head Coach: Chip Apicelli, eighth season, 2017 record: 9-16 (3-11, seventh in Class B North) RETURNING PLAYERS: Max Winters (Jr., C/INF/P), Matt Redbord (Sr., OF/1B), Ryan Toomey (Jr., INF), Jack D’Auria (Sr., OF), Mark Butler (Sr., P) Key Losses: Alec Keezer (C), Phil Demarco (1B), Will Callano (OF)

CLASS B CENTRAL

ST. ROSE – *Please see detailed preview article on page 24 * POINT PLEASANT BEACH – Head Coach: Angelo Fiore, fifth season, 2017 record: 12-11 (10-4, second in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: John Nista (Sr., 3B/P) Josh Yates (Sr., P/2B), Phil Antoniotti (So. SS/P), Kenny MacPherson (Sr., OF), Chris Russo (P) KEY LOSS: Kevin Donnelly (P/DH) MATER DEI PREP – Head Coach: Pat Riddell, 14th season, 2017 record: 8-11 (8-6, third in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Joe Profaci (Sr., OF), Mike Dunne (Sr., P/C/OF), Ryan Turner (Sr., OF/1B), Thomas Olausen (Sr., 1B), Sean Turner (So., SS/P), Patrick Mastro (So., OF/P), Greg Bender (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: Vinny Stanziale (P), Kyle Dowling (SS), Kevin Olausen (1B) NEWCOMERS: Rob Cassin (Jr., C), Chase Hardy (Jr., 2B), Matt Carrigy (Sr., 3B) KEYPORT – Head Coach: Kyle Keelan, seventh season, 2017 record: 9-12 (7-7, tied for fourth in Class B Central) RETURNING PLAYERS: Colin Fernandez (Sr., P/OF), Zack Whitehead (Sr., 1B), Roan Maxwell (So., 3B), Justin Young (Jr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Kyle Johnson (3B), Christian Smith (P),

Peter Hammond (Jr., P/1B), Nick Rapallo (Sr., 2B), Jimmy Zazenski (So., C) KEY LOSSES: Tommy Madge (OF), Joey McDonald (P) NEWCOMERS: Bryce O’Rourke (So., SS), Patrick Apgar (So., P), Bobby LeFevre (Jr., OF), Billy Crawford ( Jr., 2B), Matt Ingold (Sr., P), Danny Thomas (Sr., OF), Colin Sweeney (Sr., OF)

MANCHESTER – Head Coach: Dave Beauchemin, third season, 2017 record: 11-12 (8-6, tied for third in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Derek Schmidt (Sr., 1B), Jack Felipe (Jr., C), James Johns (So., P/SS) KEY LOSSES: Gavin Pabst (3B/P), Joe Filipe (P), Steven Rodriguez (INF), Kirk Montanye (OF), Patrick Carney (P) NEWCOMERS: Evan Scala (So., OF), Ryan Costello (Fr., P/INF) BARNEGAT – Head Coach: Dan McCoy, seventh season, 2017 record: 10-15 (5-9, sixth in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Lukas Torres (So., OF), Brian Finucan (Jr., OF) Tyler Suydam (Sr., P), Liam Corbett (Sr., P) KEY LOSSES: Justin Diefanbach (P/INF), Aaron McLaughlin (SS), Nick Caputo (1B), Mimo Padilla (2B) POINT PLEASANT BORO – Head Coach: Dave Drew, eighth season, 2017 record 10-13 (6-8, fifth in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Sam Collins (Jr., C), Nick Guzzi (So., P/3B), Andrew Laspina (Sr., 1B/P/OF) KEY LOSSES: Tom Paul (P), Josiah Glidden (P), Kyle Lauria (3B), Justin Raffi (C), Patrick Freehan (INF) NEWCOMERS: Nick Zbikowski (So., 2B), Cole Weingarten (Sr., 3B), Paul Franceschini (Jr., OF), Dylan Klein DONOVAN CATHOLIC – Head Coach: Bill Beinning, third season, 2017 record: 6-14 (59, tied for sixth in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Matt Morro (Jr., CF), Ryan Miller (Sr., 1B/P), Eian Gilroy (Jr., SS/OF), Ross Artale (Sr., OF), Sawyer Conrad (Sr., OF) KEY LOSSES: Bart Goble P/INF), Zach Mann (3B), Ryan O’Sullivan (2B), Gerard Russo (SS) NEWCOMERS: Brandon DuPont (Jr., C), JT Murphy (Jr., 2B), Andrew Connalon (Jr., P), Anthony Steffanelli (Jr., OF), Christian Mur (Jr., OF), Christian McElroy (INF/P) LAKEWOOD – Head Coach: Gene Drumright, 14th season, 2017 season: 5-14 (2-12, last in Class B South) RETURNING PLAYERS: Aurilio Mendez (P/INF), Tayon Conover-Hart (Sr., OF)

LEFT FIELD • 5’2”• 2019

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1ST BASE / CATCHER • 5’6”• 2018

CATCHER • 4’11”• 2019

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PITCHER / 1ST BASE • 5’6”• 2020 • 2 years on varsity

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BASEBALL PRESEASON TOP 10 PREDICTIONS 1) Toms River North 2) Middletown North 3) CBA 4) Red Bank Catholic 5) Wall Township BUBBLE TEAMS:

TOMS RIVER EAST TOMS RIVER SOUTH

Kelsey Endreson

TOMS RIVER SOUTH

BA: .200 / Hits: 6 / RBI: 2 / 2B: 3 IP: 25.3 / ERA: 1.68 / SO: 20 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society

BA: .402 / Hits: 39 / RBI: 21 / 2B: 10 3B: 1 / HR: 3 / SB: 2 / IP: 119 / SO: 93 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • Fairleigh Dickinson University

6) St. Rose 7) Freehold 8) Toms River South 9) Point Beach 10) Jackson Liberty

Monmouth, Raritan, Lacey, Manasquan, Middletown South, Brick

SHORTSTOP • 5’5”• 2020

BA: .343 / Hits: 46 / RBI: 18 / 2B: 8 / HR: 5 • 3 years on varsity

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CENTER FIELD • 5’7”• 2018

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BA: .558 / Hits: 43 / RBI: 26 / HR: 6 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore / All State • St. Peter’s University

BA: .405 / Hits: 30 / RBI: 4 / 2B: 6 3B: 2 / SB: 6 • 1 year on varsity

MANCHESTER

CATCHER • 5’4’’• 2019

Shannon Mitchell

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PITCHER / 3RD BASE • 5’7”• 2018 BA: .330 / RBI: 12 • 2 years on varsity • National Honor Society

9

MANCHESTER

WALL TOWNSHIP

Courtney Mahoney

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WALL TOWNSHIP

Nicole Sestito

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BA: .333 / Hits: 19 / RBI: 13 / 2B: 8 • 4 years on varsity • University of Central Florida

BA: .305 / Hits: 18 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 8 / HR: 2 IP: 129 / ERA: 2.76 / SO: 155 • 4 years on varsity • All Shore • National Honor Society • Canisius College

Anja Kane

CATCHER • 5’6”• 2018

WALL TOWNSHIP

Molly Kernis

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PITCHER • 5’9”• 2018

PITCHER • 6’• 2018

RIGHT FIELD • 5’8”• 2018 BA: .328 / Hits: 21 / RBI: 13 / 2B: 3 3B: 2 / SB: 3 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Salisbury University

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BA: .400 / ERA: 2.75 • 3 years on varsity

Madison Liguori

1

BA: .391 • 3 years on varsity

TOMS RIVER SOUTH

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PITCHER • 5’6”• 2019

Hayley Tamaro

Tara Flavin

TOMS RIVER NORTH

BA: .430 • 2 years on varsity

TOMS RIVER NORTH

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SHORTSTOP/ CATCHER • 5’3”• 2019

Kaitlyn Clancy

CATCHER / 3RD BASE • 5’4”• 2019

BA: .310 / Hits: 18 / RBI: 10 / 2B: 6 3B: 1 / HR: 1 / SB: 2 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Rowan University

BA: .367 / Hits: 18 / RBI: 7 / 2B: 3 3B: 1 / SB: 3 • 3 years on varsity

Skylar Mahaffey

TOMS RIVER EAST

SOUTHERN REGIONAL

Nicole Cocco

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• 3 years on varsity

BA: .382 / Hits: 20 / RBI: 14 / 2B: 8 / HR: 2 IP: 99.2 / SO: 122 • 2 years on varsity

SHORE REGIONAL

Sofia Fedak

SHORE REGIONAL

Hannah Stone

RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN

PITCHER • 5’3”• 2020

PITCHER • 5’3”• 2019

Tatiyana Ford

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• 2 years on varsity • All Shore

Emily Thompson

10 SOUTHERN REGIONAL

Taylor Bass

Sarah Finley

CATCHER • 5’4”• 2020

BA: .482 • 4 years on varsity • Clark University

SOUTHERN REGIONAL

SHORTSTOP • 5’6”• 2018

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RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN

Rylie Spiegel

Kylie McCabe

RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN

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BA: .236 / Hits: 17 / RBI: 10 • 4 years on varsity • National Honor Society • Arcadia University

SOFTBALL PRESEASON TOP 10 PREDICTIONS

1) Donovan Catholic 2) Saint John Vianney 3) Ocean Township 4) Red Bank Catholic 5) Middletown North BUBBLE TEAMS:

6) Pinelands 7) Freehold Township 8) Raritan 9) Toms River North 10) Jackson Liberty

Brick, Marlboro, Colts Neck, Henry Hudson, Pt. Beach, Lacey, Howell, Middletown South

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Ocean Township Softball Looks CHANGE OF to Build off Cinderella Season

CULTURE FOR ST. ROSE BASEBALL PAYING OFF

By John Sorce

By John Sorce

BELMAR – Coming off a season that saw it go 24-4 and an undefeated 14-0 in the Shore Conference B Central division and advancing to a state sectional final, the Purple Roses of St. Rose are expecting more of the same this season.

OAKHURST – Coming off a 21-8 season in the ultra-competitive Shore Conference B North division, Ocean Township softball is ready for the next step in 2018.

earn everything this year. We are not given anything just because we made it to the Shore Conference finals last year. It’s a new year and we still have to work for every win.”

“B North is very tough,” Ocean Township head coach Ryan Pringle said.

“Last year we were probably the strongest division with RBC, Middletown North, Wall, and Middletown South all brought back very good teams.

You know you are going to get a good game just about every day and have to play your best, which I think helps come tournament time because you are battle-tested going into the playoffs.”

Ocean Township fell to Burlington Township in the first round of the state tournament.

Returning to the Lady Spartans this season is Vasen, who is committed to Yale. She led the state with 14 home runs as a junior last season, while not even playing at 100 percent.

Ocean made a run to the Shore Conference Tournament final last season, where they fell to top-seeded Saint John Vianney in extra innings, who was one of the top teams in the state all season.

“Emma is our captain and was an AllState player last season,” Pringle said.

“She’s a very good player and a lot of people don’t know she actually played most of last season injured with a stress fracture in her foot. She had surgery in the off-season and she just got the screws out last week. I think she’s going to have a big year.”

“We kind of had a Cinderella run there, and this year we’re trying to work off of that, but we know that we are not the same team,” said senior catcher Emma Vasen. “We will have to

Also returning for Ocean this season is senior pitcher Giana Graziano, who has been a varsity starter for the last two years, junior outfielder Carly Weisberg, and sophomore second base-

man Alex Ardizzone, who was the starting second baseman as a freshman.

This is Pringle’s fifth year as the head coach, and he has seen a lot of talent come through the program in recent years.

“It’s been very special to have kids that are this talented, this committed and are this fun to coach,” Pringle said. “It makes my job very easy and I’m very lucky to write their names on the lineup card every day and watch them play.”

The Lady Spartans were scheduled to open the season on Mar. 31 at home against Freehold Boro, which is the beginning to a tough slate to open the season.

“We have Manasquan, RBC, Middletown South, and Middletown North as four of our first five games,” Pringle said. “Playing a slate like that early in the season is tough, but I think we’re the type of team, and we have been the last few years, that figure it out as the season goes on. We’re trying to play our best softball as we get into the end of April and the beginning of May.”

The Purple Roses were led on the field last season by the Maypother brothers in their junior campaigns. Riley Maypother, a third baseman, hit .520 with five homers, 12 doubles, four triples, and 37 RBIs and was named All-Shore First Team and the Class B Central Hitter of the Year by nj.com and the Asbury Park Press. Brody Maypother, a catcher, was an All-Shore Third Team selection.

“The brothers have been huge leaders, not just vocally, but through their work ethic,” head coach Rich Lanko said. “They come to practice and works their butts off. They’re constantly in

the gym and do everything they can to take care of themselves and prepare for the season and that rubs off on the other guys. Everyone looks up to them, even the other seniors. Obviously they have the ability, but they don’t just go through the motions. They come to work and they put the time and effort in.”

Lanko, who is his second year as the head coach, is no stranger to the St. Rose baseball program.

He served as an assistant from 2008-11. He noted the program wanted to get back to how it was run then.

“We run college-type practices and a lot of discipline and hard work, which I think they kind of lost over the last couple of years,” Lanko said.

“The biggest thing that changed was them getting to buy into our philosophy and change all that. The seniors last year had three different head coaches, so it was hard for them to buy in, but eventually they all did and we had a pretty good run.”

If year one was any indication, it was a big success. And they are hoping for more of the same this season. From what Lanko has seen in practice, that can certainly be the case.

“Our kids know the system now,” Lanko said.

“Things are going a lot quicker in practice. We’re moving through those things quickly and we’re banging out our situational stuff. But the biggest thing is guys are working hard, which is one of the things we had to change. Guys were just kind of going through the motions and doing what they wanted to do. That’s not the case this year.

These kids did a lot of off-season work. Guys are in shape and it’s a huge difference in guys being ready to play and the level they’re practicing at.”