Rotan leads Cavs in points

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really love the game.”

Bobby Moren, a senior religious studies major, said he expects to win the fall league and go at least .500 in the spring. Moren is one of the few players who handles the finances and scheduling for the club.

Though content with a club team, the players all hope to someday bring Cabrini baseball to the Division III level. Last year, the players put together a 22-page proposal and an hour-and-a-half presentation on their aspirations for the future of the program.

Vellutato said the presentation was received well and that the athletic directors told them they hope to one day soon bring the club up to the collegiate level and maybe even build a field on campus.

Though the club has no official web site, they’ve created one on Facebook, making it easy to access directions to game sites, schedules, photos and league records.

The team will play the Camden Young Guns in Camden, N.J. on Sunday, Oct. 21 and the Tri-state Titans in Pittsgrove, N.J. on Saturday, Oct. 27 each at 10 a.m. The next home game is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 28 at Eastern University versus the Camden Braves at 12:30 p.m.