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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 ...

Farmingdale: The Rams cruised by Maritime both games of the DH by scores of 16-9 and 10-6. In the first game, Anthony Eilers relieved Chris Dragone, who lasted just 0.2 innings, and tossed the next 4.1 innings. The Rams bats came to play, with David Zilnicki, Danny Paccione and Anthony Alvino all going yard during a 13-hit performance. Paccione, Ron Remi and Rom Rydzewski all had three hits in the game. Anthony Alvino went 3-3 with three runs scored and three RBI. In the second game, Matt DeRamo started but was taken out after one inning despite only allowing one run. He was relieved by Cameron Kitt who tossed the next four innings, allowing two ER and received the victory.  The offense was led by Paccione who hit another home run which was part of a 3-4 performance with four RBI. The Rams...

Photo is credited to AUPanthers.com The Panthers won two crucial games against Merrimack by the scores of 1-0 and 12-3. In the first game it was senior Jeff Andersen who dominated for 7.1 innings, allowing only six hits and one walk while striking out three. He left with a 1-0 lead, which was scored by junior John Campbell on a fielder’s choice. The run stood up as the Panthers gave the ball to Dillon McNamara who continued his incredible scoreless streak of 2013 and saved his seventh game of the year with 1.2 shutout innings. It was a class pitcher’s duel with Merrimack’s Alek Morency tossing a complete game in the loss. Game Two was much more of an offensive show with the Panthers knocking 19 hits. It was a bit of a peculiar lineup, but it certainly paid off. The Panthe...

Farmingdale State: The Rams hosted Mount Saint Mary at Farmingdale for a Skyline Conference double header. Farmingdale had a 5-2 lead going into the bottom of the eighth, when David Zilnicki hit an inside-the-park grand slam to put any realistic comeback thoughts to rest. Mike Dolce was efficient today, going 6.1 innings with six K’s, three hits and only one earned run to keep his record a perfect 3-0 on the year. The second game of the double dip went just as well as the first for Farmingdale. In the leadoff spot, Tom Rydzewski reached base all four times he came to the plate, going 3-3 with two runs scored and a walk. Six batters in the lineup had at least one RBI to lead the Rams to a 10-1 victory. Alex Weingarten earned his first victory of the year in stylish fashion, pitching a...

Old Westbury took down Yeshiva in a double header at Jackie Robinson Athletic Complex yesterday. The Panthers dominated both games, winning 30-1 and 16-0. In the first game, the Panthers scored a run in every inning with eight batters having multi-hit games. One of those which came from Alexander Abanavas, who lead the team in RBI’s, with five. James Roubal stayed unbeaten, tossing five innings and allowing only two hits. Of the 15 batter Roubal got out, 14 where by strikeout. You can’t expect to be competitive allowing 22 hits and committing 12 errors, like Yeshiva did. This game was called in the seventh due to run rule. In the second game, the woes continued for Yeshiva, being shutout by the Panthers 16-0. Six more Panthers had multi-hit games again, lead by Brian Walsh goin...

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.