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Photo is credited to LIUPostPioneers.com The Adelphi Panthers took a commanding 6-0 lead after three innings, but ultimately CW Post kept chipping away and won on a walk-off single in the ninth by Angel Pimental. The victory sent CW Post to 13-17 on the year, and drops the Panthers to 17-17-1. In the top of the first the Panthers scored four runs, thanks to a three-run triple by Rich Mejia and an RBI single by Kevin Hutzel. Another Hutzel RBI brought the score to 5-0, and Donato Signore’s RBI made it 6-0 which chased starter Rafeal Martinez. Anthony Brunetti’s drove in a run in the fifth to get Post on the board, and Vinny Iacono’s SAC fly made it 6-2. The real blow was a three-run homer by Keith Herring to cut the deficit to one. John Bellock tied it up in the eighth wit...

Adelphi: The Panthers were nearly no-hit by Jonathan Chudy of Pace, who held them hitless into the eighth inning. They defeated Adelphi 3-0 to improve their overall record to 24-9 while the Panthers drop to 17-16-1. John Mulford took the tough luck loss for the Panthers, allowing three runs in seven innings as he drops to 3-1 in his freshman year. Dillon McNamara came on in the relief to toss a scoreless eighth to extend his scoreless streak to 21 to begin the season. John Campbell, Anthony Zarrella and Kevin Hutzel accounted for all of Adelphi’s hits. Hofstra: The Pride took down Manhattan by the score of 6-3 to improve their record to 18-20. The score was knotted at three entering the seventh inning, when Robbie Cafiero (2-5 on the day) drove in a run with a double. They added two ...

Photo is credited to GoSeawolves.com Despite an otherwise disappointing season thus far, Tim Knesnik has become the fourth Stony Brook player to be named Rookie of the Week. The award bodes well for the future of the team as they clearly have the makings of a solid core group of players. The previous winners were Daniel Zamora, Jack Parenty and Austin Shives. Knesnik tossed eight innings on the week, allowing only one run. The eight innings spanned two appearances, one being a start against Manhattan in which he tossed three no-hit innings. In his second appearance he came on in relief to toss five innings, allowing only one run. The damage could have been worse but he escaped a first-and-third with no outs scenario without allowing a run. For the season he has a 3.38 ERA with a 3-1 record...

Photo is credited to GoHofstra.com Bryan Verbitsky of Hofstra delivers a pitch during an April 14 game. Verbitsky tossed the final three innings.

Farmingdale State:The Rams swept NYU-Poly in a doubleheader on Sunday, 3-0 and 16-0. The pitching led the way mainly with a combined no-hitter from Kitt Cameron, Kevin Martinez and Dominick Morelli in the second game. The first game was a combined shutout by six different pitchers. The Rams are on a 10-game winning streak as they improve to 19-9 and 11-1 in conference play. Old Westbury: The Panthers split a conference doubleheader Sunday against Maritime, winning 4-0 and losing 7-1. Arismendy Nunez tossed a complete game shutout, allowing three hits while fanning 11. The second game was a different story, as Tim Walsh could not keep Old Westbury in the game allowing four runs in just three innings. The Panthers didn’t score a run until the sixth inning, but it was too late already b...

Farmingdale: The Rams won two huge games over rival St. Joseph’s. In Game One, Mike Dolce continued his incredible season with eight strong innings, yielding only one run to lower his ERA to 0.72. First baseman Ron Remi drove in two runs and Dalton McCarthy drove in the other, which was more than enough for Dolce. Alex Weingarten shut the door in the ninth for his second save of the year as the Rams won 3-1. In Game Two, Anthony Eilers tossed five mostly solid innings, allowing two earned runs. The offense was led by David Zilnicki who went 3-5 with four RBI as well as Eric Wiener who was 4-4. In total the Rams banged out 15 hits, and held the Golden Eagles to just four. It was the eighth win in a row for the Rams. Adelphi: The Panthers split a double header with Assumption. They los...

Photo is credited to AUPanthers.com Yes it is only April 14, but Adelphi’s Dillon McNamara has broken the single-season record for saves in a season with 10. The Panthers have 17 wins, which means when they get a lead within three runs late in the game they have a huge advantage with No. 19 looming in the pen. Head Coach Dom Scala has not been afraid to use him in multiple innings, in fact, several of his saves have been more than three outs. By the way, through 20 innings he has yet to allow a run. That’s right, 20 innings, zero runs, 26 strikeouts. I had the chance to speak with him about his new routine and the mentality behind converting to a reliever. 1) Is there a different approach as a starter as opposed to being a closer? Perhaps in mentality or sticking to two pitches...

Photo is credited to AUPanther.com The Panthers once dormant offense is on now on fire. They defeated Southern Connecticut State University by the score of 7-3 thanks to their third straight 14-hit effort. Kevin Hutzel stayed hot with a career-best 5-5 performance with three RBI and two runs scored. The junior catcher is now hitting .341 on the season. Freshman John Mulford improved his undefeated record to 3-0 with seven shutout innings, scattering eight hits and fanning one. Senior Chris Pabisch came on to toss the final two innings to complete the win. Rich Mejia also compiled two RBIs to help the Panthers win their four straight game. They have gotten over .500 and now stand at 15-14-1.

The Farmingdale Rams defeated New Jersey City by the score of 9-2 to improve to 15-9 on the season. Freshman Kevin Martinez pitched five shutout innings for his first collegiate win. Danny Paccione continued his hot hitting at he went 3-5 with a run scored and RBI. His average is now up to a lofty .480 on the season. David Zilnicki, Anthony Alvino, Ron Remi and Ed Bergmann all compiled multiple hit games. Zilnicki tied the game up at one with RBI single and came around on Alvino’s RBI single to give the Rams the lead in the bottom of the third. The Rams stole eight bases in the game, including two each from Zilnicki and Alvino. Junior Mike Dolce worked around two hits in the ninth to close the door and lower his season ERA to a miniscule 0.61.

Photo is credited to goseawolves.org The Stony Brook Seawolves defeated Iona on Tuesday by the score of 12-3. Jack Parenty continued his torrent hitting with a 4-5 performance with an RBI and Brett Tenuto was 3-3 with two RBI. Chad Lee was awarded his first win of the season, as he tossed 4.1 scoreless innings. He was relieved by three Stony Brook pitchers who combined to toss the next 4.2 innings while allowing two earned runs. The score was 5-3 entering the ninth inning when the Seawolves broke the game open with a seven-run inning. The Seawolves amassed 14-hits and five stolen bases on the day. Josh Barry was awarded his first save of the season.

It had the looks of a lopsided affair in favor of CW Post after a two-run second inning which featured some sloppy defense. Additionally, the Panther starter, Nick Batas making his first collegiate start, was injured by a comebacker which forced him to leave the game. His replacement, sophomore Mike Cranston, did a commendable job keeping CW Post at bay and allowing the Panthers an opportunity to come back. Cranston tossed three innings while yielding only one run. John Campbell’s RBI single cut the deficit to 2-1 in favor of Post. Matt Abromowitz pitched the next two innings and allowed two runs to make the score 4-1 entering the seventh. Chad Houghton, rightfielder for Adelphi, knocked a two-run shot to make it a one-run game. It was Houghton’s first homer of the season. In t...

Photo is credited to panoramio.com The Golden Lions of Dowling split a double header yesterday with the University of Bridgeport at the beautiful facilities of the Ballpark at Harbor Yard. Game one went to Bridgeport by the score of 6-2. They got out to a quick 4-0 lead in the first and tacked on runs on the second and third innings. From that point on, Dowling was forced to play catch up. They scored two in the sixth on RBI singles form JC Brandmaier and Matt Benedetto. Andrew Abreu had two hits and a run scored. Adam Brown took the loss as he drops to 2-3 on the season. Game two was scoreless into the fifth, until Dowling scored three thanks to RBI singles by Mike Rizz and Daniel Massi. Tom Bammann tossed the first 5.2 innings, limiting Bridgeport to one earned run. He earned the win to ...