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Monday, February 25 Brianna Peterson excels for Catholic University Thursday, May 1 Former Blue Jays at North Rockland High School
Three former Blue Jays are playing varsity softball at North Rockland High School this year. Krystn Benson is one of two outstanding Red Raider pitchers. She is currently third in all of Section One with and ERA of .737. Amanda Babcock, who leads the team in hitting with a .467 batting average, anchors the infield defense at shortstop, while Megan Jacob anchors the outfield defense in center field. Krystn (sophomore) and Amanda (junior) will be back with the Red Raiders next year. Megan, who is a senior, will be moving on to the Culinary Institute of America. She recently came in first place in a competition that included all Culinary Arts students in New York State. The varisty team also includes former Haverstraw Little Leaguers Samantha Marshall in right field, and left fielder Kerry Brechbiel. Kerry played for the Angels and Sam was an Oriole. Former Blue Jay Lindsay Gonzalez is playing for the Puerto Rican National Basketball Team Lindsay Gonalez who played shortstop for the Blue Jays in the 90's is now playing Basketball for the Puerto Rican national basketball team. Check the link above for details. Monday, February 25 Brianna Peterson Named Women's Basketball Athlete of the Week for the Landmark Conference Blue Jays are the 2007 Major League Softball Champions Brianna Peterson is Journal News Scholar Athlete of the Week Haverstraw Junior League All Stars are Eastern Regional Champions
The Haverstraw Little League Junior League Softball All Stars won the NYS District 18, NYS Section 2, New York State, and Eastern Regional Championships. Winning the regionals meant that Haverstraw represented the Eastern United States in the Junior League Softball World Series. The Haverstraw Team was led by former Blue Jay Krystn Benson. There are stories about the team on the Haverstraw Little League Softball All Star Website. If you click on the headline for this story you will be linked to the All Star website( www.eteamz.com/hllallstars), when there click on the my site news page. Allison Kopf is Journal News Scholar Athlete of the Week Former Blue Jays Star at North Rockland The following story was printed in the Journal News on April 26, 2006. Melissa Jacob, Allison Kopf, and Megan ... Former Blue Jay Lindsay Gonzalez is Playing Pro Basketball While Lindsay Gonzalez never wanted to stray too far from home, she now finds herself nearly halfway around the ... Former Blue Jays at NRHS The following was taken from the Journal News 2005 Softball Preview. Melissa Jacob, a former Blue Jay ... Former Blue Jay Colleen McIntyre in College Colleen McIntyre - The following is taken from the New York Institue of Technology 2005 Softball Preview Colleen ... Former Blue Jay Andrea Martorelli in College Andrea Martorelli - St. Thomas Acquinas College - 2005 This was taken from the STAC website: Colleen McIntyre - Rookie of the Week in NYCAC Colleen McIntyre was rookie of the week for the NYCAC in April 2004. The NYCAC is now called the ECC. She played ... Former Blue Jay Lindsay Gonzalez stars for St. Peters LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ (Feb. 8, 2004)--Senior guard Lindsay Gonzalez had her first career triple-double (15 points, ... Softball Player of the year: Andrea Martorelli By JOHN HUMENN - THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original publication: June 29, 2003) North Rockland was being counted out ... Former Blue Jay Lindsay Gonzalez Named First Team All-MAAC LINDSAY GONEZALEZ NAMED FIRST-TEAM ALL-MAAC Jersey City, NJ (March 3) Saint Peters College ... Former Blue Jay Lindsay Gonzalez is MAAC Player of the Week GONZALEZ EARNS MAAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Jersey City, NJ (Dec. 23, 2002) Lindsay Gonzalez is the Metro Atlantic ... Haverstraw Blue Jays Sweep Home Run Derby Brianna Peterson, Bianca Griffin, and Allison Kopf finished first, second and third in the Home Run Derby at the ... Amy Peterson, NYS Champion New Blue Jay, Amy Peterson, is the 2002 New York State Free Throw Shooting Champion. Congratulations Amy, and good luck in the next round. Lindsay Gonzalez Stars for St. Peter's College Lindsay Gonzalez, former Blue Jay, led the St. Peter's Peahens to the 2002 MAAC Conference Women's Basketball Championship. ... Lindsay Gonzalez - MAAC Rookie of the Week LINDSAY GONZALEZ HONORED Named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week Womens College Basketball Jersey ... Wednesday, August 15 Event a success on and off field HAVERSTRAW WINS TITLE; PROCEEDS TOTAL A RECORD $12,000. - Eileen O'Hara Rockland County Little League teams are well-known for their annual charity tournaments. District 18 Girls Major League Softball had its most successful Tournament of Champions this summer. It was a year of firsts for the tournament hosted by Pearl River at Anderson Field July 21-29. Proceeds, which benefitted Camp Venture in New City, totaled $12,000, the highest amount ever raised by the Softball Tournament of Champions. This included a $10,000 grant from the Verizon Foundation that will fund a new technology project at Camp Venture. The opening day of the tournament featured the inaugural all-star game between teams from Camp Venture. Orangetown Councilmen Denis Troy and Dr. Edward Fisher served as umpires for a two inning game. "It was a terrific day for everyone involved," tournament director Gene McMahon said. "The kids felt part of a real team, with hats ant T-shirts, and they really played a great game. It was a lot of fun for the players as well as the spectators." Another first for the tournament was the home-run derby. Each team nominated three girls to compete in the three-round contest. Julie Pacino of the South Orangetown Dodgers broke a three-way tie after the third round to claim the victory. After a 15-0 regular season the Haverstraw Blue Jays continued their unbeaten streak with wins over Stony Point, South Orangetown, and Pearl River with strong pitching from sisters Brianna and Catherine Peterson, and Melissa Jacob. Haverstraw advanced to the tournament final in the winners' bracket. The South Orangetown Dodgers handed the Blue Jays their first loss in the first game of the double-elimination final, 15-5. The game ended after five innings due to the 10-run mercy rule. Haverstraw had to bounce back quickly after the loss, since there were only 15 minutes between games. "I was worried about how the girls would react because they'd never lost," Haverstraw manager Lee Ann Rose said. The Blue Jays' offense responded. Timely hitting by Allison Kopf, Bianca Griffin, and Amanda Babcock led Haverstraw to an 11-2 win over South Orangetown for the Championship. "Everyone did the job" Rose said. "The hitters came out swinging, and the pitching and defense were great." Wednesday, August 15 The following story was written by Eileen O'Hara and appeared in the NY Journal News, Rockland Edition, August 15, 2001. Saturday, July 28 ROCKLAND COUNTY'S BEST
Saturday, July 21 3 Blue Jays compete in the Homerun Derby Melissa Jacob, Brianna Peterson, and Catherine Peterson competed in the Home Run Derby that opened the 2001 Tournament of Champions. Melissa Jacob went early in the competition and impressed the crowd with two crushing home runs. Brianna and Catherine Peterson each advanced to the semi finals with Catherine moving on to the final round. Catherine finished second overall to South Orangetown's Julie Pacino. Sonni Caruso of Pearl River finished third. Congratulations Catherine! |
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