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2007 KAYSER TOURNAMENT GAME RESULTS
BILLY KAYSER MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT GAME RESULTS
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007:
Stony Point, 11 - Pearl River, 0 (four innings): Before the Kayser Tournament championship game began, the Stony Point players knew that they had a chance to do something special: sweep the West Nyack and Kayser tournaments for 9 year-olds. They came into the game focused, and left nothing to chance, immediately raining hits all over Bocket Field and jumping out to a 6-0 lead after a half-inning of play. Leadoff hitter Frank Nigro started the hit parade, followed in quick succession by Brain Bolander, John Greeley, Jeff Grossin, Austin Pennelli and Billy Rotella. SP pitcher Nigro would not let Pearl River back into the game, allowing only one hit and striking out six. Even when the Pearl River batters hit the ball, the SP fielders were there. Kyle Kondracki did his best to get PR going, singling in the first inning and being robbed of a hit on a good play by Nigro in the third. PR's Matt McMorrow also lost a hit to a great fielding play by SP second baseman Rob McFadden.
Both these teams had a great tournament. Trophies were given out after the game, with Diane Kayser awarding the tournament trophy to Stony Point manager John Greeley, and thanking all the players and parents for their participation in this year's tournament.
Pitching: SP: Nigro (55); PR: James Kelly (61), Chris Downing (58).
Tuesday, July 24, 2007:
Pearl River, 3 - West Nyack, 1: PR pitcher Michael Mahoney, with late relief help from Matt DiLorenzo, held the formidable West Nyack lineup to 3 hits in this tight contest. Pearl River took the lead with 2 runs in the third inning. Sean White led off with a single and scored on a big double from Kyle Kondracki, who was then erased on a sparkling double play by West Nyack shortstop Mike Civisca. Chris Downing the singled, stole second, and scored on a wild pitch. Jake Spreckman doubled and scored in the WN fourth inning to cut the lead to 2-1, but PR got an insurance run in the fifth on base hits from White and Kondracki (3 for 3 in the game). Solid defense by PR kept WN off the board for most of the night. Spreckman, Mike Connelly and Allen Buckbinder had the West Nyack hits, and Sean Blinn pitched well enough to win most games. White scored two of PR's runs. Lukas Politis and Perry Quaranti also had base hits for PR.
Pitching: PR: Mahoney (75), McMorrow (6); WN: Blinn (70).
Stony Point, 9 - Suffern, 2: Suffern struck quickly in the first inning when their first two batters, Devon Pradhuman and Sean Meyer, singled and scored. Stony Point's pitching then stiffened, as Brian Bolander, with relief help from Eric Sandusky, held Suffern in check the rest of the game. Also lending a hand was SP rightfielder Jeff Grosin, who made a terrific play on a drive off the bat of Suffern's Meyer to cut off a second inning Suffern rally. SP, in the meantime, put up 4 runs in each of the third and fourth innings. Frank Nigro scored 3 runs for SP, while Bolander and Billy Rotella scored two each.
Pitching: SP: Bolander (75), Sandusky (20); Suffern: Luis Santibanez (76), Pradhuman (22), Jeff Alvarez (42).
Sunday, July 22, 2007:
Stony Point, 5 - New City, 2: This was a well-played game by two good teams. SP starting pitcher Frank Nigro held a tough New City lineup in check for the three innings he pitched., giving up only singles to Kyle Carbone and Sean Culwell. Stony Point, after being set down in order in the first inning by Carbone, broke through for two runs in the second on hits by Ben Muller, Daniel Wirchansky and Jeff Grossin. They added 3 more runs in the third, with hits by Brian Bolander and John Greeley doing the damage, with an assist on a sac fly from Rob McFadden. New City finally got on the board in the fourth, scoring twice on hits by Carbone, Brian Schnapper and Yanik Martin. With two runners aboard, New City was still threatening, when SP reliever Eric Sanduski came in and put out the fire. Sanduski then limited NC to one hit over the final two innings to pick up the save and seal the victory for SP. New City's Justin Rosenberg also pitched well in relief. Stony Point advanced to the semi-final round.
Pitching: SP: Nigro (44), Dylan Torpey (17), Sandusky (19).
Nanuet, 15 - Ramapo, 14 (7 innings): This was a genuine barnburner. Despite the score, there were not that many walks. The hitters on both teams simply hit the ball all over the field. For the Ramapo team, Dermot O'Brien had a big day, with 4 hits, including a double and a long homerun over the fence (Dermot kept the ball, and the team signed it). He also scored four runs, and all this on his birthday!! Leadoff hitter Dylan McCavitt had 2 hits and scored 2 runs. Brad Perich had three hits, including a double and a triple. Billy Manzo had a double. Nanuet's Steven Rossini scored four runs and stole a bunch of bases for the winners. Kevin Mackin had three hits, including a double, and scored four runs. Kyle Zinser had a triple, and Tyler Himmelfarb had a double.
Saturday, July 21, 2007:
New City, 13 - East Ramapo, 3 (four innings): New City came out of the gate with 6 first-inning runs en route to a 13-3 win over ER. The rally came on singles by Kyle Levy, Kyle Carbone and Jestin Rosenberg, and a big triple by Justin Lauder. Levy, Rosenberg (double) and Lauder all had two hits in the game. East Ramapo scored its 3 runs in the third inning on an Antonio Vilsait walk, a single by Tim Lazur and a double by Zachary Miraz. Lazur made an outstanding play at shortstop for ER.
Pitching: NC: Kevin Lieberman (59); ER: William Weber (72), Miraz (51).
Suffern, 10 - South Orangetown, 2: Suffern broke open a 2-1 pitching duel in the fourth inning with a 6-run rally, highlighted by singles from Devon Pradhuman, Kevin Jefferson and a 3-RBI double of the bat of Jeffrey Alvarez. Pradhuman scored 3 runs in the game, and had 3 hits and 2 RBI. Jefferson had 2 hits and 2 RBI, and pitched 3 innings with 4 strikeouts, and was the winning pitcher. James Russo and Anthony Ricci scored the South Orangetown runs. Billy Quirk had a hit and an RBI for SO.
Pitching: Suffern: Jefferson (45), Andrew Gojcaj (42); SO: Luke McLaughlin ((65), Russo (22), Nick Cupo (25), M. Chipperino (11).
Nyack-Valley Cottage, 10 - Pearl River, 9: A 7-run outburst in the third inning propelled Nyack-Valley Cottage to a 10-9 win over Pearl River. After PR had taken an early 3-0 lead on first-inning hits by Sean White, Kyle Kondracki (double), Michael Mahoney and Matt DiLorenzo, NVC pitcher Wyatt Boone retired PR with no further damage in the second inning. NVC's big third inning was keyed by hits from Cyrus Shirazi, Austin Whelan and Daniel Borst (double). NVC sealed the win with 2 runs in the fifth inning, with the big hit coming from Taylor Schwartz. Shirazi, pitching in relief, held PR scoreless in the sixth inning for the save. Boone was the winning pitcher. PR starter Chris Downing pitched 2 strong innings, striking out the side in the second inning. Michael Fallon had 2 hits and scored 2 runs for PR. Whelan had 2 hits for NVC, and Kyle Wanamaker had a hit and scored two runs.
Pitching: NVC: Boone (31); Devin Samparani (54); Shirazi (38); PR: Downing (39), Perry Quaranti (44), Fallon (35).
Friday, July 20, 2007:
Stony Point, 14 - East Ramapo, 1: SP broke the game open in the 6th inning with key hits from Jeff Grossi, Frank Nigro, Ben Muller (double), Eric Sanduski and Dylan Torpe. Sanduski scored 3 runs for SO. James Valle scored for East Ramapo, and William Webber had the only hit. 3 Stony Point pitchers combined for a great game and 12 strikeouts.
Pitching: SP: Nigro (20), Wirchanski (69), McFadden (15); ER: Lazur (74), Ferrel (39), Via (18), Mack (22).
West Nyack, 3 - South Orangetown, 2: Jason Levy pitched 5 innings and drove in the winning run with a double to lead West Nyack over South Orangetown, 3 to 2. Mike Civisca, Justin Breslow and Kevin Klaussen scored runs for West Nyack. Jake Spreckman played strong defensively at second base. Sean Blinn pitched the 6th inning to earn the save for West Nyack. James Russo starred for South Orangetown with 2 hits, an RBI and made two good catches in the outfield. Hits by Anthony Ricci, Nick Cupo, John Connor and Russo resulted in the two South Orangetwon runs. Billy Quirk and Brian Borusso combined to pitch a strong game for South Orangetown.
Pitching: WN: Levy (76), Blinn (14); SO: Quirk (50), Borusso (61).
Pearl River, 8 - Nanuet, 2: PR pitcher James Kelly kept a strong Nanuet lineup off balance. Nanuet got 2 runs on 2 hits (by Andrew Ryan and Kyle Zinser) in the first inning, but then Kelly and reliever Mike Mahoney shut them down, allowing only one hit the rest of the way. Sean White had 2 hits and scored 2 runs for PR. Ryan and Robert Ottovino scored the Nanuet runs.
Pitching: PR: Kelly (66), Mahoney (18); Nanuet: Steven Rossini (66), Zinser (26).
Thursday, July 19, 2007:
Suffern, 8 - Haverstraw, 3: Suffern took an early 3-0 lead, and added 4 runs in the fourth inning en route to the victory. Devon Pradhuman, Suffern's leadoff hitter, had 2 hits and scored 2 runs, and Tim Patwell added 2 hits. Kevin Jefferson belted a triple. Haverstraw's James Reilly had three hits, including a pair of doubles, and Mike Arias had a double. Pradhuman was the winning pitcher, as he and reliever Luis Santibanez tossed 3 innings each.
Pitching: Suffern: Pradhuman (65), Santibanez (47); Haverstraw: Lucas Ancin (77), Arias 54).
Ramapo, 5 - Nyack-Valley Cottage, 4: Starting pitchers Austin Whalen of Nyack-VC and Dylan McCavitt of Ramapo both tossed shutout ball for the first four innings. Ramapo broke through with a run in the fifth on back-to-back doubles from C.J Greco and McCavitt, and then added 3 runs in the top of the sixth, keyed by hits from Dan Liddy and Robert Iametti and a big RBI double by Billy Manzo. Down 4-0, Nyack-VC rallied in the bottom of the sixth inning to tie the score, with key hits from Dino Fetic and Kyle McGowan. McGowan then attempted a game winning steal from 3rd base to home, only to be stopped by a diving Robert Iametti from Ramapo. If not for that incredible play, the game would have ended there. Instead, the game moved to extra innings. Ramapo pushed home the winning run in the seventh inning on a Brad Perich single and a double by Liddy. Closer Dan Lynch then set the top of the Nyack-VC lineup down in order to nail down the victory.
Pitching: Ramap McCavitt (76), Manzo (34), Lynch (11); NVC: Whalen (76), Taylor Schwartz (20).
Stony Point, 3 - New City, 0: Great pitching and defense by both teams highlighted this game. Brian Bolander allowed no hits, struck out 7 and walked only 3 before leaving due to pitch count in the final frame. Dan Wirchanski nailed down the final two outs. New City pitcher Kyle Carbone also pitched well, allowing only one earned run. Both teams had great defensive plays. New City third baseman Kyle Levy turned a hot line drive off the bat of John Greeley into a double play, and NC rightfielder Justin Lauder made a great catch. Stony Point had sparking plays from shortstop Greeley and third baseman Wirchanski. Stony Point took control in the fourth inning on back-to-back hits from Ben Muller and Eric Sanduski that brought home two runs, and the pitching and defense did the rest.
Pitching: SP: Bolander (76), Wirchanski(6); NC: Carbone (67).
Wednesday, July 18, 2007:
West Nyack, 3 - Suffern, 0: West Nyack pitcher Christopher Moore tossed a one-hit shutout, and received strong defensive help from his teammates. Andrew Gojcaj of Suffern also pitched a fine game, holding West Nyack hitless for the first thre innings. In the West Nyack fourth inning, Jake Spreckman, Justin Breslow and Sean Blinn had key hits in a two-run rally that earned the victory. Fifth-inning doubles by Jason Levy and Nick Tagaris gave WN an insurance run.
Pitching: West Nyack: Moore (70); Suffern: Gojcaj (74); Luis Santibanez (14).
Stony Point, 9 - East Ramapo, 0: SP's Eric Sandusky struck out the first 8 of the first 9 ER batters he faced, and had 11 strikeouts overall. Rob McFadden provided late relief help in the combined shutout. John Greeley had two hits and he and Daniel Wirchansky scored 2 runs each. Austin Pinelly had 2 hits for SP, while Frank Nigro and Brian Bohlander added big doubles. James Valle and Zach Miraz has the East Ramapo hits.
Pitching: SP: Sandusky (75), McFadden (29); ER: Will Weber (75), Tim Lazur (17), Rhys Farrell-Bryan (18), Anthony Via (6).
Tuesday, July 17, 2007:
Nanuet, 8 - Nyack-Valley Cottage, 7: Nyack-VC rallied for 4 runs in the top of the sixth inning, and took a 7-5 lead, only to watch Nanuet push three runs across the plate in the botton half of the inning for an 8-7 victory. Kevin Mackin of Nanuet drove home the tying run and then scored the winner. Andrew Ryan had two hits and scored 3 runs for the victors. Devin Samparani and Kyle Wanamaker scored two runs each for Nyack-VC, and Austin Whalen had two hits.
Pitching: Nanuet: Mackin (74), Ryan (24), Robert Ottavianno (19).
Nyack-VC: Cyrus Shirazi (71), Borst (62).
Haverstraw, 8 - South Orangetown, 7: Haverstraw took a 7-6 lead with 3 runs in the third inning, and South Orangetown finally pushed home a run to tie it in the top of the 6th inning. In the bottom of the 6th inning, James Reilly, who had been the starting pitcher for Haverstraw (and threw 4 innings), singled home the winning run. Tyler Bottoni had a big hit in Haverstraw's 4-run first inning, and Lucas Ancin singled home two of Haverstraw's 3 third-inning runs. James Russo had 3 hits, including a double, and scored 3 runs for South Orangetown. Billy Quirk also had 3 hits for SO, and Anthony Ricci had 2 hits and 2 RBI. Chris Estevez and Randell D'Amelio made sparking defensive plays for Haverstraw.
Pitching: Haverstraw: Reilly (78), Bottoni (29); South Orangetown: Luke McLaughlin (60), Nick Cupo (28), Brian Barusso (13), James Russo (36).
Monday, July 16, 2007:
West Nyack, 12 - Haverstraw, 4: WN's 5-run fourth inning sealed the win, with the rally highlighted by a double by Sean Blinn, who was also the winning pitcher. Jason Levy scored three runs for WN, and centerfielder Justin Breslow turned a fine defensive play. Michael Arias and Chris Estevez each scored twice for Haverstraw.
Pitching: WN: Blinn (76), Civisca (12), Levy (22);
Hav.: Lucas Ancin (76), Barna (63).
Pearl River, 9 - Ramapo, 3: PR scored 8 of its 9 runs in the second inning, then rode home on the pitching of Perry Quaranti, Matt DiLorenzo and Mike Fallon. DiLorenzo and Sean White had key hits in the big second inning rally. Ramapo rallied for two runs in the fifth inning on extra-base hits by the Micheline brothers, Matt (double) and Steven (triple). Lukas Politis tripled for PR.
Pitching: PR: Quaranti (45), DiLorenzo (58), Fallon (9).
Ramap Brad Perich (30), Robert Iametti (51).
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