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Tuesday, June 5
SJV DEFEATS AHR: REACHES STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
St. John Vianney advanced to the championship game of the 2001 New Jersey Parochial 'A' Tournament with a 5-1 victory over Bishop Ahr in Delran. Ahr, ranked 4th in New Jersey by the Newark Star-Ledger was the defending South Jersey champion. Jackie Adelfio limited the Trojans to six hits and one run in the contest after Vianney exploded for four 1st-inning runs. Jaime Komar began the assault with a line drive single to center on the games opening pitch. A steal of second and a Suzanne Gorczynski walk set the stage for the first Lancer run when Jessica Vreeland's grounder to short was misplayed for an error, allowing Komar to score. One out later, Tami Coyle delivered a clutch two out double to put the Lancers up 3-0. Coyle stole third and was driven in by Candice Ruffler's single. Ruffler added a third inning RBI to give the Lancers its final run. Vianney advances to the Parochial 'A' final for the first time since 1994 and will face Paramus Catholic for the state championship on June 9th at Toms River North High School.
Tuesday, June 5
Softball: Vianney makes itself at home, upsets Bishop Ahr
DELRAN -- The sign below the scoreboard read "Holy Cross High School, Home of the Lancers."
The Holy Cross ...
Softball: Coyle carries St. John Vianney
Tami Coyle and her senior teammates on the St. John Vianney softball team have played their way into a dilemma. ...
Saturday, June 2
SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK - LAST TWO STANDING
Middletown South, St. John Vianney alive in tourney.
Published in the Asbury Park Press 6/02/01
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Thursday, May 31
VIANNEY ADVANCES TO FINAL
St. John Vianney scored a second inning run and made it stand up enroute to a 1-0 victory over Bishop Eustace in the South Jersey Parochial 'A' semi-final in Holmdel. Tami Coyle reached base with a one out bunt and stole second. She advanced to third on a basehit by Candice Ruffler and following an infield pop, a walk by Jennifer Trace loaded the bases. Coyle scored on a wild pitch thrown to Jaime Komar. Komar added the defensive play of the game, forcing a runner at third with a sparkling play in the sixth inning. Jackie Adelfio threw her second consecutive shut-out, striking out nine while allowing just three hits. Vianney will face the tournament's first seed, Bishop Ahr in the South Jersey final on Tuesday at Holy Cross in Delran.
Tuesday, May 29
REDEMPTION FOR VIANNEY
St. John Vianney faced down elimination in its first round state tournament game and defeated Camden Catholic 2-0 after a two-hour rain delay. With the win, Vianney advances to the S. Jersey Parochial 'A' semi-final on Thursday versus Bishop Eustace. Jess Vreeland led off the 2nd inning by reaching base on an error. Following a steal of second base, Vreeland scored on Jackie Adelfio's two-strike double. Courtesy runner Alyssa Courtney advanced to third after a groundout by Tami Coyle and scored on Stephanie Torpey's two-out single. Jackie Adelfio limited Camden Catholic to just three hits, striking out seven in the shutout. Vianney is now 17-8.
Friday, May 11
DEFENSE DEADLY IN LOSS TO EDISON
The Lancers yielded four unearned runs in losing a 4-2 decision to Edison. Jackie Adelfio was the hard luck loser, yielding just five hits in the complete game effort. Adelfio, Jessica Vreeland and Tami Coyle paced the Lancers with two hits apiece. Vianney will face 4th seeded Wall on Saturday May 12th in the quarterfinal round of the Lady Buc Tournament.
Thursday, May 10
TAUB NO-HITS RUMSON
Lauren Taub hurled the 1st no-hitter of her career in a 3-0 victory over Rumson. Taub pitched seven innings in her first start of the season. Suzanne Gorczynski drove in two runs with a third inning double. The Lancers will play the Edison Eagles in a match-up with one of the leading teams in the Greater Middlesex Conference.
Tuesday, May 8
VIANNEY REBOUNDS
Vianney Softball ended its 2 game losing streak with a 5-0 victory over Raritan in Holmdel. Jackie Adelfio scattered two hits in the shutout. Vianney now stands with a 13-4 record and face Shore Conference rival Rumson in a non-conference game on Thursday, May 10.
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