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South Jersey Baseball:
Thunder Rally for 6-3 Win in New Hampshire Sunday, June 19, 2005 By Dan Loney Shelley Duncan's two-run homer in the 8th Inning capped a late Thunder rally for a 6-3 win over new Hampshire on Sunday afternoon. The win, coupled with Portland's loss, puts the Thunder just 2 1/2 games out of 1st Place. New Hampshire got solid pitching from Cam Reimers as he held the Thunder to one run and three hits through the first three innings. Trenton scored a 1st Inning on a Kevin Thompson double and two groundouts. The Fisher Cats used single runs in the 4th, 5th and 6th Innings to take a 3-1 lead. Trenton starter Charlie Isaacson allowed three runs on nine hits in 6 2/3 innings. |
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South Jersey Soccer:
Match Report - Rhode Island Stingrays @ Ocean City Barons Sunday, June 19, 2005 By Paul O'Donnell The Barons raced to a 5-0 lead before surrendering two goals in the final 12 minutes Sunday for a 5-2 win over the visiting Stingrays. The night began well for the Barons with Matt Maher's fine cross finding Michael Todd whose header sailed over the bar in the 3rd minute. In the 5th Jamie Franks found Todd again who buried his shot for the opening goal. The Stingrays rallied briefly and forced a save from Ryan Carr in the 11th on a weak shot from distance and another was sent high over the bar. Then in the 16th minute Tony Donatelli made a strong run on the left and his nice ball found Carmichael who tucked the ball out of the keepers reach neatly and the score was 2-0 Barons. |
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South Jersey Football:
South Jersey Lynx Open 2005 With A Win!! Saturday, June 18, 2005 By Marty Cross The 2005 South Jersey Lynx open the season with a 34-3 win over the New Jersey Wolves of the Garden state Football League. Although the Lynx got off to a slow start, they managed to compose themselves and play Lynx football. The Lynx defense held the Wolves running game in check while scoring two of their own touchdowns. John Haltiwanger picked upa a fumble and rumbled 58 yards for the score. On the next possession, Delvin Jones emerged from the cloud of dust to scamper 17 yards after the Wolves running back fumbled. The Wolves were forced into 5 turnovers including an interception by the Lynx all-time interception leader, James Whaley. Offensively, the Lynx managed to play well considering several missing starters. |
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South Jersey Baseball:
Thunder Fall 4-1, Drop Back into 3rd Place Saturday, June 18, 2005 By Dan Loney New Hampshire got six strong innings from starter Josh Banks, two RBI from Ryan Roberts and two runs scored from Miguel Negron in a 4-1 win over the Thunder on Saturday afternoon in front of a record 7,210 fans at Fisher Cats Ballpark. Just like last night's game, New Hampshire got runs in the 1st and 3rd Innings for a 2-0 lead. Their run in the first was aided by a Ramiro Pena error and scored on a sacrifice fly by 1B Clint Johnston. A double by SS Brad Hassey and an RBI single by Negron off Trenton starter Jeff Karstens made it 2-0. |
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High School Report:
Winslow End of the Year Sports Report Friday, June 17, 2005 By Aquila Staff The 2005 Boys Varsity Baseball team is coming off of an impressive 13 wind season in 2004, and a trip to the state playoff. Currently, we are in the process of rebuilding as we lost 14 letterman from the prior season, 12 of which were seniors. Seven of the none starting positions will be newcomers and nonstarters from the 2004 season. Despite this, we have had a very good preseason. Our players have developed good chemistry, and are playing well together. Senior Chris Rollins has had an impressive preseason on the mound as a pitcher, and if he continues to progress, may be a possible candidate for the Major League Baseball draft. Senior Patrick Clark has been consistent on the mound, and will throw many productive innings for our team. Senior Jeff Hartley is a welcomed addition to our team. |
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South Jersey Baseball:
Thunder Rally For 5-1 Win Thursday, June 16, 2005 By Dan Loney Kevin Thompson's three-run homer in the bottom of the 7th Inning powered the Thunder to a 5-1 win over Bowie on Thursday afternoon. Trenton won three of four games in the series from the Baysox. Trailing 1-0, Trenton got two runners on base with two outs. Thompson then ripped a 2-1 pitch from Bowie reliever Nick McCurdy over the left field wall for a 3-1 lead. The Thunder added two more runs on a Jason Brown double off Baysox reliever Scott Rice in the 8th Inning. McCurdy allowed three runs in two innings of work after starter Richard Stahl shutout the Thunder over the first five innings. |
 South Jersey Soccer:OC Barons 3, NY Greek-Americans (Atlas) Wednesday, June 15, 2005 By Paul O'Donnell The Ocean City Barons defeated the gritty NY Greek-Americans 3-0 at St. John's Univ tonight in what was an ill-tempered match in US Open Cup 1st Round action. It wasn't easy and it wasn't pretty, but in the end the Barons quality made the difference. The tough physical battle resulted in a 0-0 halftime scoreline but the Barons had managed several moves during that opening 45 that threatened the Atlas goal. Stalwart play by the keeper denied Mingo with a diving kick save on what was the most likely to produce a goal. On another Mingo was flattened by a blatant intentional foul by an elbow to his face while on a diagonal run through the box and a yellow was issued on the play. |
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South Jersey Soccer:
Barons Open Cup Opponents The NY Greek Americans (Atlas) Part of the History of the US Open Cup Monday, June 13, 2005 By Paul O'Donnell On Wednesday, June 15, the Barons travel to Jamaica, NY to face the NY Greek Americans in US Open Cup 1st Round action. A Barons victory over the USASA side would likely see a higher division opponent come to Ocean City for the 2nd round which is to be played on June 29. The Ocean City Barons also have history on their side in Open Cup action versus USASA sides. In 2004, the Barons defeated the USASA regional winner (Allied SC from Baltimore) handily, 5-0 at Winslow. |
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