American Legion
WW-P (2-1): A win against North Trenton, 4-2, on June 10. Kelly: 4-1-3-1; Aurora: 4-1-2-1; Murali: 4-0-1-0; Male: 4-0-1-1; Titsch: 4-1-1-0; Sullivan: 3-0-1-0; Bachner: 2-1-2-0; Otis: 3-0-1-0. 2B: Aurora. SB: Aurora. Kyle Reed struck out two batters.##M:[more]##
A win against Princeton, 11-1, on June 8. Kelly: 2-3-1-1; Tartaro: 4-1-2-0; Aurora: 4-3-2-0; Murali: 3-2-2-5; Male: 4-0-2-2; Sullivan: 2-0-1-0; Otis: 3-1-2-0. 2B: Otis. HR: Murali. SB: Aurora, Male. Wistoksky struck out 5 batters and gave up 5 hits.
A loss to Hamilton Post 31 on June 7. S. Kelly: 4-0-1-0; Tartaro: 1-1-0-0; Aurora: 2-1-0-0; Murali: 3-1-1-1; Male: 4-1-2-2; Titsch: 4-1-2-2; Otis: 4-0-1-1; E. Smith: 3-1-1-0. 2B: Male, Titsch. 3B: Titsch. S:Tartaro. SB: Tartaro. CS: E. Smith, Otis. Bachner struck out two batters.
Boys’ Baseball
North (23-3): A loss to Shawnee, 5-0, on June 2 in the Group III tournament semifinals. Kelly: 3-0-1-0.
A win against Red Bank, 9-1, for the NJSIAA Group III Central tournament title on May 30. Kelly: 3-3-2-3; Tartaro: 3-1-2-3; Phelan: 3-0-0-1; Hase: 4-0-1-0; DeMouth: 3-1-0-0; Sullivan: 2-1-0-0; Voltmer: 1-2-0-0; Otis: 3-1-2-0. HR: Kelly. SB: Kelly: 2. CS: Tartaro. David Bachner pitched a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts. @head 12 sports:Girls’ Softball
South (21-3): A win against Robbinsville, 10-0, on June 2. Liz Huttner went 4-for-4 with three doubles, four runs, and two RBIs. Liz Mendez struck out 10 batters. @head 12 sports:Boys’ Tennis
North (8-2): Tim Wu, at first singles, fell to his opponent from Dwigth Englewood, 6-1, 6-2, in the NJSIAA championships on May 31. Doubles team Sean Lee and Zack Kurfirst were forced to forfeit their match.
South (14-0): Daniel Ng and Abhinay Tumati fell to their opponents from Westfield in the NJSIAA Doubles Tournament, 6-2, 6-0, on June 2.
Daniel Ng and Abhinay Tumati, at first doubles, advanced to the quarterfinal round of the NJSIAA championships with a win over their opponents from Livingston, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-5) on May 31. Demetri Vhranos, at first singles, fell to his opponent from Lenape. @head 12 sports:Boys’ Golf
North: A win against Hamilton, 197-247, on May 28. Dan Trink: 38; Charles Cai: 39; Simran Charan: 39; Ryan Siegler: 40; Andrew Chismar: 41.
Boys’ Track
North: Jim Rosa took first place in the 3,”200 at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions on June 4, with a time of 9:03.69. 400 hurdles: 7.) Tyler Corkedale, 4:11.66; 11.) Joe Rosa, 4:15.03; 14.) Stephen Ellwood, 4:19.05. Triple Jump: 23.) Sean Reed: 42-3 ¬. Shot Put: 3.) Corey Abernathy: 58-8; 18.) Reed, 49.84. Discus: 13.) Abernathy, 152-2.
A team finish of 5th place, with 40 points, at the NJSIAA Group III Track and Field Championships on May 30. 800: 9.) Tyler Corkedale, 1:57.11; 13.) Ryan Sleeper, 1:58.27. 3,”200: 1.) Jim Rosa, 9:02.38; 10.) Jonathan Squeri: 9:38.02; 11.) Anthony Lee: 9:42.40. Shot Put: 2.) Corey Abernathy: 56-5.5; 16.) Nick Kosar: 45-3.5.
South: In the NJSIAA Meet of Champions on June 4: Triple Jump: 18.) Alex Prieto, 4-1. 3,”200: 14.) Sam Macaluso: 9:17.04; 17.) Kevin Foy: 9:22.61. 800: 12.) Brian Schoepfer, 1:54.87. 200: 18.) Jeff Riemann, 22.53.
A team finish of 23rd place, with 9 points, at the NJSIAA Group IV Track and Field Championships on May 30. 800: 5.) Brian Schoepfer: 1:56.33. 3,”200: 5.) Sam Macaluso: 9:22.84. Triple Jump: 4.) Alex Prieto: 45-0.5.
Girls’ Track
North: In the NJSIAA Meet of Champions on June 4: 100 Hurdles: 16.) Chelsea Walters:, 15.47. 1,”600: 10.) Trish Reilly, 5:01.99. Long Jump: 23.) Chelsea Walters.
A team finish of 13th place, with 13 points, at the NJSIAA Group III Track and Field Championships on May 30. 100 Hurdles: 8.) Chelsea Walters, 15:42.
South: In the NJSIAA Meet of Champions on June 4: 100 Hurdles: 15) Ashleigh Delemos, 15.44. 3,”200: 2.) Katie Kellner, 10:34.04; 9.) Caroline Kellner: 10:43.61. 4×400 Relay: 20.) South (Katie Calder, Emily Mauro, Delemos, Gabrielle Hunter), 4:00.19.
A 13th place team finish, with 15 points, at the NJSIAA Group IV Track and Field Championships on May 30. 3,”200: Katie Kellner, 10:45.79. 4.) Caroline Kellner: 10:58.44. 100 Hurdles: 6.) Ashleigh Delemos: 15.12.
Boys’ Volleyball
North (18-8): A loss to Wall, 25-19, 25-23, on May 19 in the first round of the NJSIAA playoffs. Stefan Bebenov: 17 kills, 10 digs, 1 ace. Brian Foster: 12 digs, 7 kills, 1 block. Chris Jin: 26 assists, 2 digs, 1 ace.
A win against Hillsborough, 25-20, 25-21, on May 14. Stefan Bebenov: 11 kills, 6 digs, 1 ace, 1 block. Brian Foster: 11 kills, 9 digs, 1 ace, 1 assist. Chris Jin: 25 assists, 5 digs, 1 ace. Sid Kapoor: 5 kills.
South (5-11): A win against Ridge, 25-17, 17-25, 27-25, on May 14. Jake Hoyne: 11 kills, 5 blocks. Dan White: 7 kills, 1 ace. Mark Yang: 30 assists.
Sports Briefs
High School South graduate Jason Tosches, who plays for the Moravian college men’s lacrosse team, finished the season with 18 goals and seven assists. He finished his career with 92 goals and 24 assists.
Katie Lalli, a junior at the Stevens Institute of Technology, scored a goal 40 seconds into the second half of Stevens’ win over Alfred University on April 26.
Upcoming 6th through 10th grade girls interested in attending the Mercer County Elite Girls Basketball Camp, run by Lisa and Jessica Guarneri, coaches at High School South, from Monday, July 13 through Friday, July 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. should register at www.wwparks-recreation.com or call Lisa Guarneri at 609-610-8234 or e-mail her at mcelitecamp@gmail.com. The camp will be held in the new air-conditioned gym at High School South. Registration is limited to the first 100 girls. Cost $200. Free camp T-shirt; trophies and awards.
South football coach Todd Smith has been named New Jersey’s offensive coordinator as part of the coaching staff of the upcoming 12th annual New Jersey vs. Northeast All-Star Classic football game. During the fame, 45 of the state’s top seniors will play against 45 of the top seniors from Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, Connecticut, Delaware, Virginia, and Washington D.C.
South graduate Everett Schlawin, a senior at Oberlin College, finished seventh at the Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon on May 17. He finished in 2:39.2. He was second in the male 20-24 age division. At Oberlin, he placed second overal at the North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet in the 10,”000 meeters and set a new school record with his time of 31:56.67.
West Windsor resident Jake Gurock placed first at the International Junior Golf Tour event in Bloomfield, CT. He shot a 75-79 and had a two-day total of 154. He was in the boys 12 and under division.
WW-P graduate Matt Davidson finished third at the eGolf Professional Bolle Classic this month, with a total of 65-66-69-200 — 13-under par.
High School South lacrosse players David Twamley, Eric Valero, Connor Farrell, Henry MacQueen, and Evan Burke were named to the All-CVC first team. Twamley was named the Colonial Valley Conference Player of the Year.
High School North’s boys’ lacrosse coach was named the CVC Coach of the Year. North players Todd Petrone, Andrew Washuta, A.J. Reichert, Andrew Lalli, and Brandon Worrall were named to the All-CVC first team.
The West Windsor Plainsboro Travel Basketball Cougars team recently won the championship in the Central Jersey Youth Basketball League. Members of the team include: Christopher Okorodudu, Nick Valen, Dan Jugo, Darrien Banks, Mike Klotz, Paul Balesteri, Brian Schoenauer, Brian Rivers, Alex Sandgren, and Anthony Colonna.
Megan Donnelly, of West Windsor, and Abby Jones, of Plainsboro are members of the the Princeton Soccer Association Pizzazz U13 girls soccer team that won the Platinum flight for U13 Girls at the YMS Epic Tournament in Pennsylvania last month. The Pizzazz shutout four teams and remained undefeated in tournament play.
High School South student Laura Kuhlman, and a member of the Mercer Junior Rowing Club, has signed to row for the Duke rowing team beginning in fall, 2009.
Kyle Stiefel, of West Windsor, and a member of the boys’ lacrosse team at the Peddie School, earned the Outstanding Player award, and Rory Loughran, of West Windsor, received the Del-Von Coaches Award for leadership, sportsmanship and commitment.
South’s Katie Kellner and North’s Deesha Sharma were honored at the NJSIAA Scholar Athlete Luncheon for their achievements both on the field and in the classroom.
West Windsor resident and North freshman Ryan Siegler shot a 75 at the Optimisit International Golf Tour qualifier to advance to the Optimist International Junior Championships from July 23-28 at the PGA National Resort and Spa in Florida.
High School North graduate Christie Jensen helped the Seton Hall softball team earn the eighth seed in the BIG EAST Championship last month, where they fell in the quartfinals to DePaul. Playing in over half of the team’s games, one of Jensen’s highlights came when she provided the clutch hit in a victory against Long Island University.
Plainsboro resident Stefan Kolata placed second in the Diana Run 5k in Plainsboro. West Windsor resident Steve Au-Yueng placed fifth.
