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Molloy absolutely dominated both sides of the diamond today, earning them a 17-2 victory over St. Thomas Aquinas at Provident Bank Park in Pomona, NY. Molloy improves to 11-18(5-4 ECC) while top seeded St. Thomas falls to 16-8(6-3 ECC). After the Spartans jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first inning, the Lions exploded for 14 runs over the next six. Juan Borbon went 2-2 with two walks, scored four runs and four RBI’s, three of which off a bases loaded triple to spark the offensive outburst in third inning. Shortstop Kris Kelly only had one hit, but walked three times and scored all four times he reached base. The 7-9 hitters were key for Molloy’s success, going 5-9 with eight runs scored, eight runs driven in and five walks. Junior righty Max Schonfeld improved to 4-3 on the se...

Here are the Skyline Conference match ups coming up this weekend: Friday, April 5 Yeshiva @ Old Westbury 10 AM  Yeshiva @ Old Westbury 1 PM Saturday, April 6 Old Westbury @ St. Joseph’s College  11 AM Old Westbury @ St. Joseph’s College  2 PM Mount Saint Vincent @ NYU-Polytech 12 PM Mount Saint Vincent @ NYU-Polytech 3PM Mount Saint Mary @ Farmingdale State 12 PM Mount Saint Mary @ Farmingdale State 3 PM Sunday, April 7 Farmingdale State @ Maritime 11 AM Farmingdale State @ Maritime 2 PM St. Joseph’s College @ Purchase 12 PM St. Joseph’s College @ Purchase 3 PM Mount Saint Vincent @ Mount Saint Mary 12 PM Mount Saint Vincent @ Mount Saint Mary 3 PM Standings SCHOOL SKYLINE OVERALL Purchase 4-0 9-9 St. Joseph’s-L.I. 4-0 8-10 Farmingdale State 3-1 10-9 Old Westb...

The Old Westbury Panthers out-pitched Manhattanville College in a 3-2 pitchers duel on Tuesday at Jackie Robinson Athletic Complex. In this non-conference game, Old Westbury improves to 8-11, while the Valiants drop to 5-15. Manhattanville opened the third inning with three straight singles, allowing them to jump ahead with a 2-0 lead. Old Westbury answered back in the bottom of the third with an RBI fielders choice by Centerfielder, Jacob Coners. It stayed 2-1, until the bottom of the sixth, where the Panthers pounced to a 3-2 lead. The two runs were scored from a sac-fly and an error from the shortstop. Frank DiMaria improves to 2-1, tossing seven innings, striking out six and walking none. He was able to limit the damage by averaging one hit per inning, three of which came in the third....

Photo is credited to KUBears.com The Adelphi Panthers dropped a 16-10 slugfest to No. 13 ranked Kutztown of Pennsylvania. Matt Abramowitz was the pitcher on the long side as he drops to 0-3 on the season. The bright spots for the Panthers was Brandon Stahl’s 4-4 performance as well as a three hit and five RBI day from first baseman Anthony Zarrella. Freshman Jonathon Mulford got the start for the Panthers, he had previously been untouchable through his first 23 innings. He was touched up for nine hits and seven runs in four innings of work. Abramowitz came on and gave up two runs in his one inning of work. Adelphi scored two runs in the ninth inning but at that point it was too little too late as the Panthers fell to 11-12-1. They have not been able to sustain a hot streak thus far. ...

Photo is credited to GoHofstra.com The Pride won their eighth game in a row on Wednesday with an 11-2 win over NYIT. It is Hofstra’s longest winning streak since 1995. NYIT took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on a bases loaded walk by Greg Sarra. He ended up settling down in his first collegiate start to throw three innings without allowing an earned run. The Pride ended up posting three-run innings in the second, fourth and eighth innings to take a commanding lead. The offense was led by Matt Reistetter who had three hits and six RBI. Robbie Cafiero and Austin Nyman also posted multiple hit days and recorded an RBI. Nick Kozlowski tossed three scoreless innings in relief and John Schilt closed it out. The Pride move to 13-16 on the season and NYIT falls to 2-19.

Photo Credit: College Baseball Today Move over Johnny Vander Meer, you have company. Matt Crohan, a senior at Riverhead High School began the season by tossing a no-hitter with 15 strikeouts against one of the top offenses in Suffolk County; East Islip. Most pitchers would’ve been satisfied with that outcome, but Crohan is not like most pitchers. The Jamesport native raised the bar with today’s performance in which he no-hit League-IV rival Centereach and added 18 strikeouts. That feat has only been accomplished in the Major Leagues once and it was in 1938 by Vander Meer. For those keeping score at home, that is 14 hitless innings with 33 strikeouts to begin his season year. In order words, he has already put himself in contention for the coveted Carl Yastrzemski Award which is...

Stony Brook: The Seawolves fell to Marist in Poughkeepsie, NY by a score of 12-6. In uncharacteristic fashion, Stony Brook made six errors which gave starting pitcher Tyler Honahan the bizarre pitching line of 2.1 IP, 3 hits, 4 R, 0 ER. He was charged with the defeat as he falls to 0-4 on the season. The Seawolves scored five runs over the final three innings, but it was not enough. Jack Parenty and Cole Peragine both drove in two runs in the defeat. Adelphi: The Panthers lost 6-2 to Pace University in Garden City, NY to fall back to .500 at 11-11-1. Jimmy Milani was saddled with his first loss of the season as he tossed 3 innings and allowed 2 ER. The bright spots for the Panthers were two hit games by John Campbell and Rich Mejia as well as another flawless inning from Dillon McNamara wh...

 Photo is credited to DowlingAthletics.com  Dowling completed a four-game sweep against Molloy on Monday by a score of 2-1 in 10 innings. The pitching staff did a phenomenal job during the series as they held Molloy to one run in each of the four games. The bats did just enough to win, averaging just over two runs per game. In the first game, Tyler Badamo tossed a gem of a complete game while allowing only three hits, one run and 10 strikeouts. He improved his record to 2-2 on the season. At the plate, JC Brandmaier drove in both runs for the Golden Eagles with an RBI single in the fourth and a sacrifice fly in the fifth. On Saturday they won both games of the double heade by scores of 2-1 and 3-1. Adam Brown was the winner in game one as he tossed the seven inning complete game allowing...

Photo is credited to goseawolves.org California native Daniel Zamora of Stony Brook has been named America East Rookie of the Week for his performance this past weekend. In Saturday’s victory of UMBC the freshman tossed 6.1 innings, allowing five hits, two walks, one run while striking out nine. The Seawolves won both games of the double header with Frankie Vanderka winning the first game. For the season, Zamora had gotten off to a difficult start losing his first five decisions but he may have turned his season around with that victory. Stony Brook is currently 4-5 in the America East and 9-17 overall. They take on Marist tomorrow.

Hofstra: The Pride hosted George Mason University today, with a 6-3 victory. Senior southpaw, Joe Burg improved to 3-2 by tossing 7 solid innings, scattering 9 hits, 0 walks and allowing 3 earned runs. Shortstop Joe Perez had a good day at the dish, going 2-4 with 3 RBI’s, including a bases-loaded, 2 run single. Hofstra is 10-16 and have won 5 in a row. StonyBrook:The Seawolves took on UMBC today at Joe Nathan Field in a double header. Game 1 was all StonyBrook with an 8-0 victory. Junior Frankie Vanderka was on his game today, tossing a complete game shutout, allowing just 3 hits, walking 1 and whiffing 7 in 7 innings. Anthony Italiano provided the offense going 1-2 with a 3 run home run. In Game 2, StonyBrook held on to a 5-2 lead for the sweep of the double header. First Basemen K...

Photo is credited to Oldwestburypanthers.com The Old Westbury Panthers dropped both games of the double header to Oneonta State by scores of 4-2 and 6-3. Their record falls to 7-11 on the season. In Game 1 Frank DiMaria lost his no-hit bid in the seventh inning, but ended up allowing three runs as Oneonta came from behind to turn a 2-0 deficit into a 4-2 lead. The Panthers totaled only two hits in the game which were by Steve Mare and Brandon Stein. DiMaria suffered the hard luck loss to fall to 1-1 on the season. The second game was a bit more wild with a number of lead changes. The Panthers got out to a quick 1-0 lead in the first on a wild pitch which scored Paul Valerio. Oneonta scored three times in the fourth to take a 3-1 lead. Old Westbury tied it up in the sixth on an RBI single b...

Photo is credited to AUPanthers.com The Adelphi Panthers won a slugfest over LeMoyne by a score  of 9-7. They got out to a 9-0 lead after three innings on the strength of a seven-run third. They were held scoreless after that and nearly saw their lead slip away. LeMoyne posted three runs in the fourth and four runs in the seventh. Closer Dillon McNamara came on to put out the fire for his fifth save, this time tossing 1.1 spotless innings while striking out three. Chris Pabisch was the winner for the Panthers as he threw five innings while allowing three runs to improve to 3-1 on the season. The Panthers compiled 16 hits, with senior Anthony Zarrella leading the way with a 4-5 effort knocking in three runs. Kevin Hutzel, Nick Zito and Chad Houghton each had three hits of their own. Their r...