Showing posts with label high school sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high school sports. Show all posts

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Unbeatable Bosco

The Bergen County tournament quarterfinals were my first chance to see the Don Bosco baseball juggernaut in person. The Ironmen are ranked #1 in the nation and have yet to lose a game this year. After their performance against New Milford, they look like they'll finish the year with that unblemished record intact.

Win or go Home--State Baseball Playoffs

The Ridgefield Royals toiled through a tough season in a tough league and were rewarded with the 2nd seed and a first round bye in the North 2 Group 1 New Jersey state baseball playoffs.

The Royals have what it takes to challenge for a sectional title but a trophy must've seemed a long way off when they fell behind 6-1 against their 2nd-round opponent, Hudson County Prep. Could Ridgefield rebound? Find out below.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Gross-out! Bergen County Baseball chat

Is Bosco beatable? Who can challenge the Ironmen for the Bergen County title? How do teams figure out when to start their ace pitcher in the postseason? Watch the Bergen Record's Andrew Gross give me his take on the local baseball scene.

Saturday, May 3, 2008

BCCA Lacrosse Highlights

Hello all,

I know I promised a lot of people that I would post highlights from last weekend's Bergen County Lacrosse tournament quarterfinals. Well, I've finally gotten the time to put them up.

Here's highlights from two of the four games: Don Bosco vs Fair Lawn and Glen Rock vs Indian Hills. Plus you get bonus highlights of some local baseball!

I'll be at the semi's this Sunday so be sure to say hello! (I'll be the guy with the huge TV camera) And check back here for highlights of those games within a few days.

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Taylor Tallies 1,000

Taylor Wootton joined teammate Jacki Mann in the 1,000 point club during a road win at Fort Lee on Thursday night. Taylor came into the game just 7 points shy of the milestone. She collected the first four points on shots in the paint, then scored 998 and 999 on free throws. The Rutherford junior had a chance at a putback for 1,000 late in the first quarter but was fouled and took care of business at the charity stripe.

Taylor finished with 14 points--so its 1,007 and counting...

Check out the video below. Congrats Taylor!