Ceriellos 11, Mardene Construction 1.
Ceriellos was led by Robert Rathkamp’s two-run single and a pair of hits from Chelsea Brandimarte Saturday.
Alec Sullivan and George Skaliarinis also pitched outstanding games for Ceriellos. Mardene…
Texas Division
Ceriellos 11, Mardene Construction 1.
Ceriellos was led by Robert Rathkamp’s two-run single and a pair of hits from Chelsea Brandimarte Saturday.
Alec Sullivan and George Skaliarinis also pitched outstanding games for Ceriellos. Mardene Construction received outstanding pitching from Anthony DiPasquale as well as timely hitting from John Celentan.
Ceriellos 14, The Giglio Boys 5.
Ceriellos was led by Liam Higgins, who smashed two hits, and Joseph Dinatale, who drove in a pair of runs May 19. George Skaliarinis also pitched an outstanding game for Ceriellos. The Giglio Boys gave a strong effort and showed great character in defeat.
Minor Division
Omega Coffee Shop 6, Sports DDS.Com 5.
In a well-played and exciting game, Omega rallied with three runs in the top of the sixth inning to win the game. Omega was led by Trevor Wilson, who continues to get on base and scored the tying run in the sixth, and Michael McGrath, who drove in the winning run with a double.
Andrew Bodnar played a solid game defensively at second base.
Sports DDS.Com was led by the hitting of Michael Kowpak, who hit a long home run, and Joe DiBenedetto, who contributed a long double.
Padavan’s Paragons 7, Mittman’s Medics 5.
Padavan’s Paragons eked out the victory last Thursday with Ryan Berglund turning in two hits, one run and one RBI; Dean Vasiliou with two hits; Justin Berglund with two hits, two stolen bases, one run batted in; and Anthony Palermo’s two hits, one run and two stolen bases.
Frankie Madonia had one hit and two runs batted in as he pitched a great complete game for the win. Also contributing to the win was Ryan Schwabenbauer with one hit and one run scored.
Mittman’s Medics saw Greg Stathopoules with two hits, three innings pitched and outstanding hustling during the game.
PeeWee Division
John Bacile and Ari Papagianis, both very young players to the league, demonstrated all their skills on the field Saturday for Outback Steakhouse.
Ari, the southpaw, drove the ball through the right side of the infield with amazing consistency. He made extraordinary attempts to snare balls that would have gone for extra bases.
John glided around second base like he was playing that position for years. He has worked on his hitting from the beginning and is becoming a serious threat with his bat.
Sunday’s game was the most exciting one of the year, as the short-handed Outback Steakhouse team blanketed the field with excellent defense.
Matthew Bader was particularly stellar, playing his position like a veteran. He scooped up ground balls and showed his rocket-throwing arm to the amazement of the crowd. His fielding alone would have warranted the game ball, but his powerful hitting was even more impressive.
Max Ganik, Ari Papagianis and Nicholas Bader all contributed with great hitting and excellent defense. The team played with determination and pride.
