20 11 CUNYA C Baseball Championship

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On Cover:
Baruch’s
THOMAS DALY,
Lehman’s
JHON COMAS DISLA,
Staten Island
All-American
PAT GALE,
JJC’s
WILMER CHAVEZ
On Right:
Staten Island’s
JAMES MARDIKOS
CUNY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
& CHAMPIONSHIP STAFF
Executive Director
Zak Ivkovic
Associate Director /
Director of Championships
Kim Santoiemma
Assistant to the Executive Director
Grace Lu
Media Relations & Website Manager
Gregg Cohen
Business Manager
Yvette Martinez
Championships Assistant
Maya Johnson
Graduate Assistant
Matthew Nelson
CUNYAC President
Ronald St. John, York
CUNYAC Vice President
Vernon Mummert. Staten Island
Baseball Commissioner
Dan Palumbo, John Jay
MCU Park Liaison
Gary Perrone
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coaches and spectators. We request
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prohibited and any use will result in
confiscation of the item.
2011 CUNYAC Baseball Championship
elcome to the 29th annual Municipal Credit Union
/ CUNY Athletic Conference Baseball Championship at MCU Park. Now at MCU Park for the fifth
consecutive year, CUNYAC would like to extend our gratitude
to Gary Perrone, the MCU Staff and the Brooklyn Cyclones
organization for their continued support and for the use of
their facilities for today’s championship.
Besides being at this first class facility, it’s a priveledge
to work closely with our title sponsor, Municipal Credit Union,
the oldest credit union in New York State and one of the oldest and largest in the country.
Along with MCU, all of our Corporate Partners are
instrumental to our success in serving CUNY. Our corporate lineup is led as always by Con Edison,
a major sponsor of CUNYAC for over 36 years. Also in the
lineup is The Hospital for Special Surgery, the nation’s best
orthopedic hospital for another year of supporting New York
City’s finest student-athletes. EmblemHealth and their commitment to providing affordable, quality health coverage;
Modell’s, a contributing sponsor for all CUNYAC Championships (don’t forget Modell’s offers a 10% discount to all
CUNY students, faculty & staff when you present your valid
ID upon purchase at any Modell’s store); Pepsi, the official
soft drink annd Rawlings, the official baseball of the CUNY
Athletic Conference.
In the middle of the order is OAI Printed Graphics,
for all of your advertising needs, checkout their website:
www.oaicorp.com; and batting cleanup is Applebee’s with
an incredible promotion, where those who present a CUNY
ID card (All Student, Faculty or Staff) are entitled to a 10%
Discount for in house dining or takeout orders at all 31 area
locations in the five boroughs of New York City as well as
Westchester and Rockland Counties.
Don’t forget to check out the CUNYAC website, www.
cunyathletics.com, for the results, statistics and latest news
from this and every championship!
2011 CUNYAC/MCU
Tournament Schedule
Day 2 - Friday, April 29th
Game 3 • 1:00 pm
Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2
Game 4 • 4:00 pm
Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
Game 5 • 7:00 pm
Winner Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4
Day 3 - Saturday, April 30th
Game 6 • 1:00 pm
Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game 5
(if winner of game 4 wins then they are the
champions - otherwise, move to.....)
Game 7 • 4:00 pm
Same as Game 6 (if necessary)
CCNY
Senior 2B
RAYMIE
FERNANDEZ
Standings as of Sunday, April 24, 2011
School
1.Staten Island 2.Baruch 3.John Jay 4.CCNY 5.Lehman 6.Yeshiva UNYAC Overall
C
W L PCT. W L PCT.
8 2 .800
19 15 .559
7 3 .700
12 16 .429
5 5 .500
8 24 .250
4 6 .400
7 25 .219
3 7 .300
6 20 .231
3 7 .300
4 22 .154
Streak
Won 1
Lost 1
Won 1
Lost 1
Won 1
Lost 3
2011 CUNYAC Weekly Awards
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Week
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Pat Gale
Sr. P/1B
Bryan Moreno
So.
C
Thomas Daly
Sr.
OF
Wilmer Chavez
Sr. P/1B
Raymie Fernandez Sr.
2B
Pat Gale
Sr. P/1B
Mark Glennerster
Sr.
3B
Week
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Week
Week
Week
Week
Week 1
2
3
4
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PITCHERS OF THE WEEK
Brian Cubero
Jr.
P
Braylin Perez
Fr.
P
James Mardikos
Sr.
P
Jesus Izarra
Jr.
P
Braylin Perez
Fr.
P
Jesus Izarra
Jr.
P
Jesus Izarra
Jr.
P
Lehman
John Jay
Staten Island
Baruch
John Jay
Baruch
Baruch
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
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4
5
6
7
Rookie OF THE WEEK
Jason Perez
Fr.
P
Matt Morales
Fr.
SS
Matt Morales
Fr.
SS
Yahnny Arias
Fr. C/OF
Joseph Falcone
Fr.
OF
Joseph Falcone
Fr.
OF
Joseph Falcone
Fr.
OF
Baruch
Staten Island
Staten Island
John Jay
Staten Island
Staten Island
Staten Island
Staten Island
Staten Island
Baruch
John Jay
CCNY
Staten Island
Staten Island
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Day 1 - Thursday, April 28th
Game 1 • 1:00 pm
#1 Staten Island vs. #4 CCNY
Game 2 • 4:00 pm
#2 Baruch vs. #3 John Jay
2011 CUNYAC Current Standings
BARUCH BEARCATS
www.baruchathletics.com • New York, NY
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NAME
Richard Melendez
Pooti Ben Pradubsri
Thomas Daly
Marcos Mejia
Alvin Mata
Justin Torres
Jason Perez
Jason Valentin
John Yuksekol
Nicholas Carmine
Joshua Webb
Anthony Melendez
Kellin Bliss
Manuel Guerrero
Sami Zantout
Jesus Izarra
James Meehan
Ryan McGuire
Jonathan Ovalles
Joseph Morelli Daniel DeRiso
CL.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
HT.
5’10”
5’9”
6’1”
6’2”
6’2”
6’0”
6’2”
5’9”
6’0”
6’1”
5’8”
6’0”
6’3”
5’8”
6’0”
6’0”
5’9”
6’1”
6’3”
6’0”
6’0”
POS.
IF/OF
2B/SS
P/IF/OF
3B/CF
OF/IF
P/3B/OF
P/OF
P
OF
C
OF
2B/SS
P
C
P
P
IF
P
P/1B
1B/3B
P
Hometown / High School
Miami, FL / South Miami
Ithaca, NY / Forest Hills
Vally Stream, NY / Kellenberg
Miami, FL / Everglades
Tuckahoe, NY / George Washington
Brooklyn, NY / St Francis Prep
New York, NY / All Hallows
Bronx, NY / Dewitt Clinton
Brooklyn, NY / James Madison
Fishkill, NY / Jon Jay East Fishkill
Commack, NY / Commack
Bronx, NY / Iona Prep
Catskill, NY / Catskill
Queens, NY / Bayside
Brooklyn, NY / Fort Hamilton
Caracas, Venezuela / Josefa Irausquin Lopez
Lynbrook, NY / Lynbrook
Lynbrook, NY / Hewlett
Bronx, NY / Mount St. Michael
Staten Island, NY / Monisgnor Farrell
Long Island City, NY / Archbishop Molloy
Head Coach: Jose Torres
Assistant Coaches: David Chestnut, Jefferson Infante and Miguel Vasquez
Team Manager: Paul Ekezie
Athletic Director: Ray Rankis
Sports Information Director: John Neves
Head Athletic Trainer: Naomi Chang
Colors: Columbia Blue, Navy & White
valentin
CCNY BEAVERS
www.ccnyathletics.com • New York, NY
fernandez
mccool
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NAME
Paul Rojas
Jason Espinoza
Andrew Romanella
Michael D’ Agnese
Andrew Mulvey
Edrick Vargas
Gary McCool
Sal Carillo
Chris Lounsbury
Daniel Perez
Ajay Bhatnagar
Michael Perez
Joseph Curto
Raymie Fernandez
Dave Titor
Michael Smith
Henry Loehrke
Ambriorix Mora
CL.
So.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
HT.
5’8’’
5’6’’
5’7’’
5’9’’
5’10’’
5’7’’
6’2’’
5’7’’
5’11’’
6’2’’
5’6’’
5’10’’
5’10”
5’8’’
6’0’’
5’11’’
6’4’’
6’1’’
POS.
OF
IF
IF
P/OF
P
P/OF
P
IF
P/IF/OF
IF
P
OF
P
P/C
P
C/IF
P/IF
P
New York, NY / Heritage
Woodhaven, NY / Hillcrest
Allentown, NJ / Gunnery School
Grosse Pointe, MI / Grosse Pointe North
College Point, NY / Holy Cross
Woodhaven, NY / Beach Channel
Center Valley, PA / Southern Lehigh
Franklin Square, NY / Carey
Washingtonville, NY / Washingtonville
New York, NY / BMCC
Richmond Hill, NY / Construction & Engineering
Bronx, NY/ South Bronx
Brooklyn, NY / James Madison
New York, NY / Clarkson University
Bellerose Village, NY / Floral Park
Washingtonville, NY / Washingtonville
Washington Heights, NY / Brooklyn Tech
Santiago Domingo, Dom. Rep. / UNPHU
Head Coach: Grant Neary
Assistant Coaches: Anthony Belli, Willis Fernandez
Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Bob Adler, Derek Faucher
Athletic Director: Jackee Meadow
Sports Information Director: Stephen Spagnoli
Head Athletic Trainer: Philena Latcha
Colors: Lavender & Black
CSI DOLPHINS
www.csidophins.com • Staten Island, NY
moreno
NAME
Dan Lynch
Mark Glennerster
Ramces Tibvurcio
Francis Torres
Jeff Pontebbi
Joseph Falcone
James Lewis
Matt Morales
Joe Cassano
Henry Roman
Mike Van Pelt
Richard Anderson
Casey Mulligan
Anthony Collucci
Ray Gise
Bryan Moreno
James Mardikos
Nick Tingos
Pat Gale
Daniel Slevin
Mario Peralta
Chris Matusiewicz
Matthew Schwartz
Jonathan Aponte
Sal Todaro
CL.
HT.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
POS.
OF
IF
IF
C
RHP
OF
OF
IF
OF
IF
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
OF
C
LHP
RHP
LHP
RHP
C
RHP
LHP
RHP
IF/OF
Staten Island, NY / New Dorp
Staten Island, NY / St. Peters
Bronx, NY / Ridgefield Park
Staten Island, NY / Poly Prep
Staten Island, NY / Farrell
Alexandria, LA / Bolton
Brooklyn, NY / Xaverian
Staten Island, NY / Tottenville
Staten Island, NY / Curtis
Staten Island, NY / St. Peters
Brooklyn, NY / Xaverian
Staten Island, NY / Susan Wagner
Staten Island, NY / St. Joseph by the Sea
Staten Island, NY / Petrides
Staten Island, NY / Moore Catholic
Staten Island, NY / New Drop
Staten Island, NY / Susan Wagner
Staten Island, NY / Port Richmond
Staten Island, NY / Moore Catholic
Head Coach: Mike Mauro
Associate Head Coach: Neil Barbella
Assistant Coaches: John Scrivani, Ben Laskin, Tom Wohlfit, Greg Belson, Bob Steele
Athletic Director: Vernon Mummert
Sports Information Director: David Pizzuto
Head Athletic Trainer: Helaine Cigal
Colors: Columbia Blue, Black & White
JOHN JAY BLOODHOUNDS
www.johnjayathletics.com • New York, NY
chavez
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NAME
Yahnny Arias
Benjamin Beiro
Braylin Perez Wilmer Chavez
Corry Harper
Ryan Corrigan
Dennis Lopez
Cosme Munoz
William Moran Jr. Steven Caracena
Mark Marte
Steven Kendrick
Alex Rodriguez
Fredrick Rivera
John-Paul Zinser
Bobby Villante
Jeffery Gonzalez
Ronald Barillas
CL.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
HT.
5’9’’
5’11’’
6’0’’
6’2’’
5’9’’
5’11’’
5’9’’
5’10’’
5’10’’
6’4’’
5’11”
6’1”
6’0’’
5’11’’
6’2’’
5’10’’
6’1’’
5’10’’
POS.
P/CF
2B
P
P/1B
P/OF
OF
SS
IF
C
P/3B
P
P/C
P
OF
OF
OF
P
P
New York, NY / Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy
Bronx, NY / Wesley Chapel
Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. / Manhattan Bridge
Corona, NY / Queens Vocational
Brooklyn, NY / Franklin K. Lane
Smithtown, NY / St. Anthony’s
Selden, NY / Newfield
Brooklyn, NY / John Dewey
Brooklyn, NY / Bishop Ford
West New York, NY / Memorial
New York, NY / Leadership & Public Service
Bronx, NY / Sacred Heart
Bronx, NY / Adlai E. Academy
Bronx, NY / Mt. St. Michael Academy
Howard Beach, NY / Martin Luther
East Elmhurst, NY / Monsignor McClancy
Brooklyn, NY / Cathedral Prep Seminary
Ozone Park, NY / Evangel Christian School
Head Coach & Athletic Director: Dan Palumbo
Assistant Coaches: Jonathan Cuevas, Luis Guzman, Edwin Hernandez, Nick Luisi, Rich Parker, Xavier Perez
Roving Instructors: Henry Chao, John Dobkowski
Sports Information Director: Michael Damon
Head Athletic Trainer: Michelle Labosky
Colors: Blue & Gold
LOPez
glennerster
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LEHMAN LIGHTNING
www.lehmanathletics.com • Bronx, NY
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flores
NAME
Ignacio Rodriguez
Jhon Comas Disla
George Flores
Francisco Feliz
Arturo Lazaro Jr.
Raul Cordero
Jeremy Lopez
David Gaffney
Justin Moises
Arismendy Diaz
Brian Cubero
Jeremy Perez
Alberto Alicea
Francisco Sanchez
Christian Fadul
Denis Schwuchow
Onix, Mejia
Brandon Negron
Miguel Perez
Michael Liang
CL.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
HT.
5’7’’
5’10’’
5’10’’
5’9’’
5’4’’
5’10’’
5’8’’
6’3’’
6’4’’
6’0’’
6’1’’
6’0’’
5’10’’
5’10’’
5’9’’
5’10’’
5’7’’
5’7’’
5’9’’
5’7’’
POS.
OF
P/SS
C
3B
P
OF/DH
CF
P
P/1B/3B
OF
P
P/1B
P/1B
P
CF/OF
P
C
2B/SS
IF
OF
Hometown/High School
Bronx, NY / Jane Addams
Bronx, NY / Gregorio Luperon
New York, NY / AES
Bronx, NY / Discovery
Bronx, NY / Life Sciences Secondary
New York, NY / A. Philip Randolph
Bronx, NY / Mt. St. Michael Academy
Yonkers, NY / Yonkers
New York, NY / John F. Kennedy
New York, NY / George Washington
Brooklyn, NY / New Utrecht
Bronx, NY / Monsignor Scanlan
Bronx, NY / South Bronx
Bronx, NY / All Hallows
Yonkers, NY / Yonkers
Corona, NY / Renaissance Charter School
Corona, NY / Queens Vocational Tech
Bronx, NY / Manhattan Center
Head Coach: John Foster
Assistant Coach: Brian MacMurray
Athletic Director: Dr. Martin L. Zwiren
Sports Information Director: Andrew Pearson
Head Athletic Trainer: Nichole Kieltyka
Colors: Blue & Gold
YESHIVA MACCABEES
www.yumacs.com • Bronx, NY
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NAME
Seth Fein
Gabriel Feld
Elie Langbaum
Jonathan Berger
Nachum Twersky
Jeremy Schwartz
Yaniv Lautman
Joel Feigenbaum
Yoseph Ciment Alexander Leher
Adam Volk
Jamie Engelhardt
Brian Ladenheim
Elie Baratz
David Kesselman
Zachary Stone
Binyamin Cooper
Zachary Weiner
Jeremy Levinson
Drew Feld
Zev Rosenblum
CL.
HT.
Sr
So
Jr
So
Sr
Sr
Jr
Fr
Jr
So
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Sr
So
Sr
Sr
So
Sr
So
Head Coach: Philip Kahn
Assistant Coaches: Logan Mauzy, Nick Canzano
Athletic Director: Joe Bednarsh
Sports Information Director: John Czarnecki
Head Athletic Trainer: David Wright
Colors: Blue & White
POS.
OF/P
3B/SS/P
2B
OF/P
3B
C
C/P
UTIL/P
2B/SS/P
OF
OF/P
3B/SS/P
3B
OF/P
P
OF/P
1B
P/OF
1B
2B
UTIL/P
Hometown/High School
Woodmere, NY / Hebrew Acad. Of Long Beach
Teaneck, NJ / YUHSB
Baltimore, MD / Yeshivat Rambam
New Milford, NJ / TABC
Philadelphia, PA / Talmudical Acad. of Philadelphia
Brooklyn, NY / MTA
Cleveland, OH / Fuchs Mizrachi
Chicago, ILIda / Crown Jewish Academy
Brookline, MA / Maimonides
Teaneck, NJ / MTA
West Orange, NJ / Torah Academy of Bergen
E. Brunswick, NJ / Rav Teitz Mesivta Academy
Lower Marion, PA / Lower Marion
Hollywood, FL / Weinbaum Yeshiva
West Hempstead, NY / DRS Yeshiva
Teaneck, NJ / Torah Academy of Bergen
Teaneck, NJ / YUHSB
Sharon, MA / Maimonides
Cedarhurst, NY / Rambam
Valley Village, CA / YULA
Brooklyn, NY / Nesivos Chaim
cubero
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Team Batting Statistics
1.
2. 3. 4. 5. Batting average
CSI
.317
John Jay .277
Baruch
.272
Lehman .267
Ccny .243
1.
2.
3.
4.
Doubles
LEHMAN
BARUCH
CSI
CCNY
JOHN JAY
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. On base percentage
Staten Island
.422
Baruch
.380
John Jay
.373
Lehman
.373
CCNY
.370
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Triples
LEHMAN
CSI
BARUCH
CCNY
JOHN JAY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Runs scored
CSI BARUCH
JOHN JAY
LEHMAN
CCNY
156
147
139
106
79
1.
2.
4.
5.
Home runs
BARUCH
LEHMAN JOHN JAY
CCNY
CSI
Runs batted in
CSI
BARUCH
JOHN JAY
LEHMAN
CCNY 133
125
118
92
67
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total bases
BARUCH
CSI JOHN JAY
LEHMAN CCNY
Team Statistics / Team Pitching
45
41
32
28
28
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. stolen bases
BARUCH
LEHMAN
YESHIVA
JOHN JAY
CCNY
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1.
2.
3. 4. 5.
Earned run avERAGE
CSI
2.88
BARUCH
5.04
CCNY
6.57
YESHIVA
7.06
LEHMAN 7.87
Opposing batting avg.
Csi
.232
BARUCH
.271
LEHMAN
.295
ccny
.302
JOHN JAY .333
10
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. fielding percentAGE
CSI .955
JOHN JAY .940
BARUCH
.927
CCNY
.923
LEHMAN .899
8
5
5
4
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Assists
JOHN JAY
BARUCH
CSI
LEHMAN
CCNY
299
243
231
209
167
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Innings pitched
JOHN JAY
BARUCH
CSI
LEHMAN CCNY
295
291
290
268
172
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Errors
LEHMAN
BARUCH
JOHN JAY
YESHIVA CCNY
82
69
61
51
48
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
strikeouts
LEHMAN
BARUCH
JOHN JAY
CCNY
YESHIVA
62
42
40
34
28
218.0
209.0
194.0
175.0
135.2
184
155
151
139
127
2011 CUNYAC STATS
Individual Batting Statistics
Slugging percentage
1. Francisco Sanchez
LEHMAN 2.000
2. Steven Kendrick
JOHN JAY 1.000
3. George Flores
LEHMAN
.647
4. Jhon Comas Disla
LEHMAN
.643
5. Robert Del Rosario
LEHMAN
.639
6. Joseph Falcone
CSI
.544
7. Alvin Mata
BARUCH
.543
8. Raymie Fernandez
CCNY
.517
9. Jeremy Lopez
LEHMAN .483
10.Seth Fein
YESHIVA
.471
11. Bryan Moreno
CSI .469
12.Wilmer Chavez
JOHN JAY .466
13.Michael D’Agnese
CCNY
.464
14.Pat Gale
CSI
.455
15.Steven Caracena
JOHN JAY .429
On base percentage
LEHMAN 1.000
Brian Cubero
LEHMAN 1.000
Anthony Collucci
CSI
1.000
4. Steven Kendrick
JOHN JAY .800
5. Ray Gise
CSI
.625
6. Ignacio Rodriguez
LEHMAN
.529
7. Jhon Comas Disla LEHMAN
.527
8. Seth Fein
YESHIVA
.524
9. Elie Baratz YESHIVA
.500
Ramces Tibvrcio
CSI
.500
Jason Perez BARUCH
.500
Arturo Lazaro
LEHMAN
.500
13.Bryan Moreno
CSI
.473
14.Sal Todaro CSI
.471
15.Jeremy Lopez
LEHMAN
.470
Runs scored
1. Bryan Moreno
2. Dennis Lopez 3. Richard Melendez 4. Yahnny Arias 5. Christian Fadul
6. Alvin Mata Dan Lynch
8. John Yuksekol
Joe Cassano
Corry Harper 11. Sal Todaro
Joseph Falcone Bobby Villante
Pat Gale
15.Jhon Comas Disla CSI
JOHNJAY
BARUCH
JOHN JAY
LEHMAN
BARUCH
CSI
BARUCH
CSI
JOHN JAY
CSI
CSI
JOHN JAY
CSI
LEHMAN
25
22
21
20
19
18
18
17
17
17
16
16
16
16
15
Runs batted in
1. Wilmer Chavez 2. Thomas, Daly 3. Alvin Mata
4. Jhon Comas Disla
5. Pat Gale
6. Sal Todaro
7. Bryan Moreno
Anthony Melendez Ryan Corrigan 10.Joseph Falcone
JOHNJAY
BARUCH
BARUCH
LEHMAN
CSI
CSI
CSI
BARUCH
JOHNJAY
CSI
33
27
24
21
20
17
16
16
16
15
Mark Glennerster
12.Christian Fadul
Manuel Guerrero Bryan Morales
15.Michael D’Agnese
Raymie Fernandez
George Flores
CSI
LEHMAN
BARUCH
CSI
CCNY
CCNY
LEHMAN
15
14
14
14
13
13
13
Doubles
1. Jhon Comas Disla LEHMAN
2. Alvin Mata BARUCH
3. Christian Fadul
LEHMAN
Pat Gale
CSI
5. Michael D’Agnese CCNY
6. Mark Glennerster CSI
Richard Melendez
BARUCH
Raul Cordero
LEHMAN
Marcos Mejia
BARUCH
10.Eight tied at 13
10
9
9
7
6
6
6
6
5
Triples
Joseph Falcone
Alvin Mata
George Flores
Raul Cordero
Marcos Mejia
Christian Fadul
Jhon Comas Disla
CSI
BARUCH
LEHMAN
LEHMAN
BARUCH
LEHMAN
LEHMAN
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
Home runs
Anthony Melendez Robert Del Rosario
Jonathan Ovalles
Raymie Fernandez
Steven Caracena
BARUCH
LEHMAN
BARUCH
CCNY
JOHN JAY
4
3
2
2
2
Total bases
Alvin Mata
Wilmer Chavez Jhon Comas Disla
Pat Gale
Thomas Daly
Bryan Moreno
7. Joseph Falcone
Christian Fadul
9. Anthony Melendez
Marcos Mejia 11. GMark lennerster
George Flores
13. Yahnny Arias
Henry Roman
15. Raul Cordero
Raymie Fernandez
BARUCH
JOHNJ AY
LEHMAN
CSI
BARUCH
CSI
CSI
LEHMAN
BARUCH
BARUCH
CSI
LEHMAN
JOHNJAY
CSI
LEHMAN
CCNY
51
48
45
40
38
38
37
37
36
36
33
33
32
32
31
31
Walks
1. Jonathan Ovalles
2. Jhon Comas Disla
3. Sal Todaro 4. Richard Melendez
John Yuksekol
6. Wilmer Chavez 7. Alvin Mata
8. Pat Gale
Yahnny Arias
Michael Smith
BARUCH
LEHMAN
CSI
BARUCH BARUCH
JOHN JAY
BARUCH
CSI
JOHN JAY
CCNY
20
17
16
15
15
14
13
12
12
12
1. 2. 4. 1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Stolen bases
1. Jhon Comas Disla
LEHMAN
2. Marcos Mejia BARUCH
3. Yahnny Arias JOHNJAY
4. Alvin Mata BARUCH
Dennis Lopez JOHNJAY
6. Romanella
CCNY
7. Thomas Daly
BARUCH
8. John Yuksekol BARUCH
Jeremy Lopez
LEHMAN
RaymieFernandez
CCNY
Dan Lynch
CSI
12.Corry Harper
JOHN JAY
13.4 tied at
19
14
12
11
11
10
9
7
7
7
7
6
5
(as of Monday, April 24)
Individual Pitching
earned run average (min. 10 inn.)
1. Pat Gale
CSI
2.19
2. Jason Perez BARUCH
2.92
3. Nick Tingos
CSI
2.60
4. Richard Anderson
CSI
3.21
5. Casey Mulligan
CSI
3.31
6. James Mardikos
CSI
3.57
7. Gary McCool
CCNY
3.75
8. Kellin Bliss BARUCH
3.75
9. Jason Valentin BARUCH
3.86
10.Sami Zantout BARUCH
4.15
11. Andrew Mulvey
CCNY
4.22
12.Brian Cubero
LEHMAN
4.41
1. 2. 4. 9. WINS
Jesus Izarra
BARUCH
Pat Gale
CSI
Kellin Bliss BARUCH
Richard Anderson
CSI
Nick Tingos
CSI
James Mardikos
CSI
Gary McCool
CCNY
Perez, Braylin
JOHN JAY
4 tied at
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
2
INNINGS PITCHED
1. Jesus Izarra
BARUCH
2. Braylin Perez
JOHN JAY
3. Brian Cubero
LEHMAN
4. Jason Valentin BARUCH
5. Kesselman
YESHIVA
6. Pat Gale
CSI
Wilmer Chavez JOHN JAY
8. Gary McCool
CCNY
Kellin Bliss
BARUCH
10.James Mardikos
CSI
52.2
52.1
49.0
42.0
41.1
37.0
37.0
36.0
36.0
35.1
strikeouts
1. Daniel Perez
CCNY
2. Jonathan Ovalles BARUCH 3. Brandon Negron
LEHMAN
4. Ryan Corrigan
JOHN JAY 5. William Moran JOHN JAY 6. Anthony Melendez BARUCH Alvin Mata
BARUCH
Paul Rojas
CCNY Justin Moises
LEHMAN
10.Onix Mejia
LEHMAN
John Yuksekol
BARUCH
32
22
21
20
19
18
18
18
18
17
17
Individual Statistics
1. Fielding Percentage
Joseph Falcone
CSI
Cooper
YESHIVA
Sami Zantout BARUCH
Jason Perez
BARUCH
James Lewis
CSI
Nick Tingos
CSI
Ambriorix Mora
CCNY
John Paul Zinser JOHN JAY
Ray Gise
CSI
Richard Anderson
CSI
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
Batting average
LEHMAN 1.000
2. Steven Kendrick
JOHN JAY .667
3. Seth Fein YESHIVA
.412
4. Bryan Moreno
CSI
.407
5. Jhon Comas Disla
LEHMAN
.400
6. Jeremy Lopez
LEHMAN
.397
7. George Flores
LEHMAN
.392
8. Wilmer Chavez
JOHN JAY .379
9. Edrick Vargas
CCNY
.375
Yaniv Lautman
YESHIVA
.375
11. Alvin Mata
BARUCH
.372
12.Joseph Falcone
CSI
.353
Binyamin Cooper
YESHIVA
.353
14. Yahnny Arias
JOHN JAY .351
15.Brian Ladenheim
YESHIVA
.350
Pooti Ben Pradubsri BARUCH
.350
2010 Championship Recap:
CSI Triumphs After Extra Game At MCU Park
W
2010 Championship Game Boxscore
Played at MCU Park (Brooklyn, NY)
Baruch
Bearcats
Pos AB
36 Altamirano LF
5
29 Riofrio
3B
3
16 Chestnut
P/DH 5
6 Murray
PR
0
7 Daly
1B
4
3 Melendez
SS
5
9 Dinolfo
RF
3
26 Avona
CF
5
24 Guerrero
C
3
12 Alonzo
2B
3
5 Gega
P
0
37 Berliner
P
0
25 Merker
P
0
Totals
36
R
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
8
H RBIBBSO
3 1 0 1
0 1 1 0
2 1 0 0
0 0 0 0
2 1 1 0
2 2 0 2
0 0 2 0
0 1 0 2
0 0 0 0
1 0 1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
10 7 5 4
16
5
37
25
H
5
2
9
0
R
5
4
5
0
Baruch Pitching
Chestnut (L)
Gega
Berliner
Merker
IP
0.2
0.1
6.0
1.0
ER BBSO
3 2 2
4 2 1
4 3 2
0 0 0
Fielding: E- Melendez 2; Guerrero. DP-0. LOB8. 2B- Altamirano. Batting: LOB- 8. HBP- Guerrero. SH- 0. SF- Riofrio. SB- Altamirano; Murray;
Daly; Dinolfo 2; Alonzo.
Staten Island
Dolphins
Pos AB R
10 DiCasoli
2B
4 2
14 DeWaters
RF
5 1
30 Gale
DH
3 2
15 Cassano
LF
5 2
44 Todaro
1B
5 3
11 Sullivan
3B
4 1
3 Glennerster SS
4 1
19 Oetting
C
4 2
35 Hession
CF
3 0
26 Mardikos
P
0 0
22 Mulligan P
0 0
41 Matson
P
0 0
Totals
37 14
H RBIBBSO
2 1 2 0
3 3 0 1
2 2 3 0
1 1 1 1
3 1 0 0
2 1 0 1
1 0 0 0
1 3 0 2
1 2 1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
16 14 7 5
26
22
41
R
4
3
1
CSI Pitching
Mardikos
Mulligan (W)
Matson (S)
IP
2.1
3.1
3.1
H
3
4
3
ER BBSO
2 3 0
3 2 2
1 0 2
Fielding: E- Sullivan; Mardikos. DP- 1. LOB- 11.
2B- DiCasoli; Gale; Oetting; Hession. Batting:
LOB - 11. HBP- 0. SH- Sullivan; Glennerster; Hession. SF- DeWaters; Oetting. SB- DiCasoli; Gale 2.
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BARUCH 0 3 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 8 10 3
CSI
5 6 0 0 0 1 2 0 X 14 16 2
ith the 2010 CUNY Athletic Conference Baseball Championship virtually complete,
the Bearcats scored five runs in the ninth inning of game six to defeat the Dolphins
of Staten Island, 10-8, to force the seventh and deciding game of the double-elimination tournament. But the Dolphins, boasting 30 wins on the season, bounced back and won
the 14th Tournament title in school history, 14-8, via eleven runs in the first two innings of the
contest, played at MCU Park, the home of the Mets minor league affiliate Brooklyn Cyclones.
For the finale, Baruch put senior David Chestnut on the hill, who left a game previously due
to injury in the third inning. CSI sent out lefty James Mardikos. Both starters were knocked
around coming right out of the gate.
Mardikos got out of the first inning 1-2-3, but Chestnut was not as fortunate. Devin DiCasoli
started the first inning off with a double, and was plated one batter later on a Tom DeWaters
single to make it 1-0. CUNYAC Player of the Year Pat Gale was next, stroking another double
and plating DeWaters. Joe Cassano then singled home Gale to make it 3-0. Sal Todaro then
singled to move Cassano over, after registering his first out, Chestnut then saw the bases
loaded when Mark Glennerster reached on an error. After getting Matt Oetting to strike out,
Chestnut then walked both Steve Hession and DiCasoli with the bases-loaded to make it 5-0
CSI. That’s when Chestnut was lifted in favor of David Gega. He got DeWaters out to stop the
bleeding but only after the Dolphins assumed control.
But the pitching woes were mutual, as Baruch then proceeded to rip off three runs on
Mardikos, the last two coming unearned via a passed ball and a Mardikos error on a failed
pick-off attempt.
CSI, however, was determined to build their lead, and did so with a six-run, five-hit second
inning to make it 11-3 after just two innings. An Oetting two-RBI double was highlight, while
Todaro, Sullivan, DeWaters and Gale all added RBI hits. The barrage also lifted Gega for
Berliner, who made another relief appearance in as many games.
“It felt pretty good putting up that 11-spot early on in game two,” said CSI freshman third
baseman Cory Sullivan, who had 10 hits and scored eight runs in the four Dolphins Tournament games. “It was a great game to end a great tournament for us. We got the prize we were
looking for.”
Berliner was the veritable hero from then on for Baruch, settling the Bearcats down and
pitching the next three scoreless innings for Baruch. In the meantime, the defending-champs
scored single runs in the third and fourth to draw closer at 11-5, as Mardikos was lifted in favor
of Casey Mulligan.
After a couple of solid innings of relief, Mulligan also got in trouble, giving up a pair of runs in
the sixth on a pair of RBI hits from Aldo Altamirano and Chestnut. That lifted Mulligan for Tom
Matson, who got CSI out of the jam, but now only nursing an 11-7 lead.
Recognizing the need for insurance, CSI got what it needed. A DeWaters sac fly gave CSI
a 12-7 lead after their turn in the sixth, and the Dolphins then finally got to Berliner by plating
another two runs in the seventh, this time via an Oetting sac fly and an RBI-double by Hession,
scoring Glennerster, giving CSI the 14-7 lead.
With a flair for the dramatic, Baruch started the games’ ninth inning with a single by Chestnut, who was replaced on the base by Joseph Murray. Murray stole second and was plated by
Daly to make it 14-8. But Matson did settle from there, getting Melendez to strike out looking
and getting two consecutive ground outs to end the inning and the game, at 14-8.
The Dolphins stormed the field and claimed their medals, lifting the CUNYAC Championship
for the second time in the last three years after an exhausting and emotionally and physically
draining championship round at MCU Ballpark.
“Our pitching depth was the difference in winning the Tournament,” said head coach Mike
Mauro. “We were able to use more arms in game two than they were. Besides, it’s nice to see
seniors like DiCasoli and DeWaters go out with a CUNY Championship.”
Batting over .680 in the tournament, freshman third baseman Cory Sullivan was named
the Tournament Most Valuable Player. He was 5-of-9 with two RBI and three runs scored on
the day. The Dolphins had a number of players who were equally outstanding at the plate.
DiCasoli went 5-for-10 with 4 RBI and two runs scored, while Gale went 4-for-5 with 2 RBI,
three runs scored and six walks. As a team, CSI was walked 16 times on the afternoon and
scorched four extra base hits. Mulligan was credited with the win, running his record to 4-0 this
season.
2010 CUNYAC/MCU Tournament Results
Championships at MCU Park
(Brooklyn, NY)
* Double Elimination Format
1.
2.
3.
5.
School
Staten Island
John Jay
Baruch
CCNY
Lehman
CUNYACOverall
W LPCT. W LPCT.
11
1 .917
31 11 .738
6
6 .500
12 32 .273
5
7 .417
15 23 .395
5
7 .417
13 20 .394
3
9 .250
10 22 .312
DAY 2
Game 3: #4 Baruch 8, #3 CCNY 5
(CCNY Eliminated)
Game 4: #1 Staten Island 8, #2 John Jay 5
Game 5: #4 Baruch 8, #2 John Jay 2
(John Jay Eliminated)
Day 3
Game 6: #4 Baruch 10, #1 Staten Island 8
Game 7: #1 Staten Island 14, #4 Baruch 8
(Baruch Eliminated)
2010 CUNYAC Regular Season Runner-up • John Jay Bloodhounds
2010 CUNYAC Weekly Honors
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Tournament Most Valuable Player
Cory Sullivan
Fr.
3B
CSI
BARUCH’S #9 PETER DINOLFO GETS BACK
TO THE BAG, AS CSI 1b #44 SAL TODORO
FIELDS THE THROW IN THE FINAL.
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Willis Fernandez
Jhon Comas Disla
David Chestnut
Devon DiCasoli
Pat Gale
Pat Gale
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
IF/P
CCNY
SS
Lehman
P/IF/OFBaruch
IF
CSI
P
CSI
P
CSI
PITCHERS OF THE WEEK
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Pat Gale
Jason Valentin
Kevin Bliss
Casey Mulligan
Reuben Angeles
Chris D’Antuono
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
So.
P
P
P
P
P
P
CSI
Baruch
Baruch
CSI
CCNY
CSI
ROOKIES OF THE WEEK
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Henry Loehrke
Nick Catalano
Andrew Romanella
Peter Dinolfo
Nick Catalano
Peter Dinolfo
Fr.
Fr. Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
P/IF
2B
IF
P/OF
2B
P/OF
CCNY
John Jay
CCNY
Baruch
John Jay
Baruch
DAY 1
Game 1: #1 Staten Island 15, #4 Baruch 5
Game 2: #2 John Jay 9, #3 CCNY 8
2010 Final CUNYAC Standings
2010 CUNYAC / Municipal Credit Union All-Stars
Co-Rookie of the Year
Jhon Comas Disla
Lehman
CCNY
CSI
Lehman
CSI
CCNY
Lehman
John Jay
CSI
Baruch
CCNY
CSI
CSI
CSI
All-CUNY Second Team
Chris Camacho
Fr.
P
Nick Catalano
Fr.
2B
Wilmer Chavez
Jr. 1B
David Chestnut
Jr.
UT
Chris D’Antuono
So.
P
Tom DiPietro
Sr.
DH
Michael Dominquez
Jr.
IF
Willis Fernandez
Sr.
IF/P
Manuel Guerrero
Jr.
C
Dennis Lopez
Fr.
SS
Jeremy Lopez
Jr.
OF
Xavier Perez
Sr.
OF
Miguel Sanchez
Fr.
3B
John Jay
John Jay
John Jay
Baruch
CSI
CSI
CCNY
CCNY
Baruch
John Jay
Lehman
John Jay
Lehman
Pat Gale
Pitcher of the Year
Paul Ciccazzo
So.
P
CSI
Co-Rookies of the Year
Juan Comas Disla
Fr.
Peter Dinolfo
Fr.
Lehman
Baruch
Xavier Perez
Co-Rookie of the Year
Peter Dinolfo
Baruch
Player of the Year
Jr.
P/1B CSI
Mike Mauro
Sportsmanship Award
Sr.
Coach of the Year
2nd Season
Pitcher of the Year
Paul Ciccazzo
Staten Island
Sportsmanship Award
Xavier Perez
John Jay
John Jay
CSI
Coach of the Year
Mike Mauro
Staten Island
Player of the Year
Pat Gale
Staten Island
All-CUNY First Team
Ruben Angeles
Jr.
UT
Joe Cassano
So.
OF
Brian Cubero
So.
P
Devon DiCasoli
Sr.
UT
Raymie Fernandez
Jr.
C
Amadoernesto Guzman Jr.
DH
Edwin Hernandez
Sr.
OF
Steve Hession
So.
OF
Richard Melendez
Jr. OF
Daniel Perez
So.
1B
Henry Roman
So.
2B
Cory Sullivan
Fr.
3B
Nick Tingos
Jr.
P
CUNY Tournament Champions (1983-2010)
YearChampion Record CUNY Runner-up
Score
Stadium
Winning Coach
Most Valuable PlayerSchool
1983 John Jay
n/an/a
Queens
17-5
n/a
Lou DeMartino
none selected
n/a
1984 John Jay
n/an/a
Lehman
11-6 Shea
Lou DeMartino
none selected
n/a
1985 John Jay
n/an/a
Lehman
11-5 Shea
Lou DeMartino
none selected
n/a
1986 Staten Island 17-12 n/a
John Jay
4-2 Shea
Matt Rozzi
none selected
n/a
1987 Lehman
Staten Island
4-3 Shea
Nick Nikou
Nelson Fernandez
Lehman
1988 Staten Island 14-15 7-1
25-8
8-0
John Jay
4-3 Shea
Matt Rozzi
Victor Reich
CSI
1989 Lehman
18-10 8-2
Staten Island
9-4 Shea
Michael Fleischer Mickey Garcia
Lehman
1990 Staten Island
26-5
John Jay
5-2 Shea
Fran Hirschy
CSI
9-1
7-5 Kevin Crombie
1991 Lehman
18-8
n/a
Staten Island
Shea
Michael Fleischer Tom Tierney
CSI
1992 Staten Island
29-7
n/a
Lehman
14-10
Queens
Fran Hirschy
Lehman
1993 Staten Island
15-9
n/a
Lehman
5-1 Yankee
Fran Hirschy
Willie Diaz
Paul Ambrus &
CSI
Anthony Formica CSI
1994 CCNY
10-12 2-2
Lehman
7-3
St. John’s Basil Tarasko
Lernie Lozada
CCNY
1995 Lehman
21-13 3-1
Staten Island
5-0
Yankee
Steve Macias
Juan Coronado
Lehman
1996 John Jay 21-13 7-1
Staten Island
5-4
Yankee
Lou DeMartino
Joe Frittitta
John Jay
John Jay
10-7
CSI
Bill Cali
Jason Anarumo
CSI
6-2
Lehman
Bill Cali
John Testa
CSI
CSI Lou DeMartino
James Priest
John Jay
1998 Staten Island
20-11 6-0
John Jay
1999 John Jay
19-12 5-1
Staten Island 12-9
2000 Staten Island
20-11 4-2
Lehman
5-4
CSI
Bill Cali
Tom Consolmagno
CSI
2001 Baruch
17-16 3-3
Staten Island
5-3
Yankee
Scott Losche
Peter Park
Baruch
2002 John Jay
9-24
Staten Island
9-8 CSI
Dan Palumbo
Mike Ramirez
John Jay
Lehman
9-3
CSI
Bill Cali
Eric Zinke
CSI
John Jay
10-8
CSI
Bill Cali
Chris Hemmes
CSI
NJ City
5-4
NYSEG
Bill Cali
Mike Liconti
CSI
2-4
John Jay
9-7
CSI
Bill Cali
Anthony Piccirillo
CSI
2007 John Jay
CCNY
9-7
CSI
Dan Palumbo
Tim Murphy
John Jay
John Jay
8-7
CSI
Bill Cali
Eric Waldhelm
CSI
2009 Baruch
19-14-1 8-2
Mitchell
6-5
Keyspan
Jose Torres
David Chestnut
Baruch
31-11 11-1
Baruch
14-8
MCU
Mike Mauro
Cory Sullivan
CSI
27-15 16-2
2010 Staten Island
All-Time
CUNYAC
Tournament
Titles
Staten Island 14
John Jay
7
Lehman
4
Baruch2
CCNY
1
CUNYAC Tournament Runner-up • Baruch Bearcats
CUNYAC Regular Season Champions (1978-2010)
ccny’s
willis
fernandez
makes the
catch.
Baruch All-Star
David Chestnut,
the 2009 CUNYAC
Tournament MVP
on the mound.
YearChampion
Overall CUNYAC Head Coach
john
1978
John Jay
n/a
8-0
Lou DeMartino
jay’s
1979
John Jay
n/a
7-1
Lou DeMartino
nick
Staten Island
n/a
7-1
Sonny Grasso
catalano
1980
Staten Island
n/a
6-1
Sonny Grasso
1981
Queens
n/a
8-0
Gary Krupsky
1982
Brooklyn
n/a
6-1
not available
John Jay
n/a
6-1
Lou DeMartino Staten Island
n/a
6-1
Sonny Grasso
1983
John Jay
n/a
4-1
Lou DeMartino Queens
n/a
4-1
Gary Krupsky
1984
John Jay
n/a
4-0
Lou DeMartino
1985
John Jay
n/a
4-0
Lou DeMartino
1986
Staten Island
n/a
7-1
Matt Rozzi
1987
Lehman
25-8
8-0
Nick Nikou 1988
John Jay
n/an/a
Lou DeMartino
Lehman
n/an/a
Michael Fleischer
1989
Lehman
18-10
8-2
Michael Fleischer
1990
Staten Island
26-5
9-1
Fran Hirschy
1991
Lehman
18-8
7-1
Michael Fleischer
1992
Staten Island
29-7
8-0
Fran Hirschy Runner-Up OverallCUNYAC
1993
Lehman
13-11
4-0
Nick Nikou 1994
Staten Island
12-15
4-0
Bill Cali
Baruch/CCNY/Lehman
2-2
1995
Staten Island
11-20
3-1
Bill Cali
1996
John Jay
21-13
7-1
Lou DeMartino
Staten Island
19-10
6-2
1997
Staten Island
26-13
5-1
Bill Cali
John Jay
20-12
5-1
Lou DeMartino
1998
Staten Island
20-11
6-0
Bill Cali
John Jay
15-14
3-3
1999
John Jay
19-12
5-1
Lou DeMartino
Staten Island
21-17
3-3
2000
Staten Island
21-11
4-2
Bill Cali
Lehman
8-16
4-2
2001
Staten Island
14-21
6-0
Bill Cali
Baruch
17-16
3-3
2002
Staten Island
26-13
6-0
Bill Cali
Lehman
9-20
4-2
2003
Staten Island
20-16
5-1
Bill Cali
John Jay
11-26
4-2
2004
Cazenovia
19-14
11-2
Pete Liddell (associate member)
Staten Island *
14-15
8-2
Bill Cali
John Jay *
18-20
8-4
2005
New Jersey City 19-14
11-3
Ken Heaton (associate member)
Staten Island *
14-24
11-5
Bill Cali
John Jay *
16-17
9-7
2006
John Jay
30-14
18-0
Dan Palumbo
Staten Island
24-16
14-4
2007
John Jay
27-15
16-2
Dan Palumbo
Mitchell
16-13
11-7
CCNY
14-4
11-7
2008
Staten Island
22-19
11-4
Bill Cali
John Jay
24-19
10-5
2009
Baruch
19-14-1
8-2
Jose Torres
John Jay
14-25
8-2
2010
Staten Island
31-11
11-1
Mike Mauro
John Jay
12-32
6-6
* Declared CUNYAC Champions and Runner-up
for Commissioner’s Cup Standings.
Ospreys Put End To CSI’s ECAC Playoff Run
The College of Staten Island saw a quick end to its ECAC Metro NY/NJ Metro Tournament postseason
run, as the #3 seeded Dolphins dropped a 5-1 decision at the hands of #6 Richard Stockton College as part
of quarterfinal play at the CSI Baseball Complex. The loss dips the Dolphins down to a season-ending 31-11
mark, while the Ospreys improved to 20-19.
The tough loss for CSI came after the Dolphins opened a 1-0 lead in the game’s first inning. Off of Stockton starter Bryan Frank, the Dolphins started the first inning with Devon DiCasoli earning a walk and Thomas
DeWaters getting on due to a catcher’s interference call. CSI starting pitcher Pat Gale then helped his own
cause, stroking a single to right field, plating DiCasoli for the early tally. Unfortunately, the Dolphins would
leave runners at second and third base to end the inning, and wouldn’t strand another until the game’s fifth
inning.
By then, the Ospreys would open up a 3-1 lead catapulted by a trio of runs in the game’s fourth inning.
Still off of Gale, a Mike Wasco double to the gap in left-centerfield plated two runs, and the sophomore would
then come around to score via Joe Farrell’s suicide squeeze play, giving the visitors the 3-1 cushion.
Frank continued to settle in for the Ospreys, getting out of a pair of two-baserunner jams in the fifth and
six frames. Meanwhile, RSC added another single tally in the seventh on a perfectly executed double-steal.
While Chris Discher stole second in a first-and-third situation, Nick Scalise took off from third, and the throw
home was not in time, giving the visitors 4-1 edge.
The hole became deeper for the Dolphins when a Matt Allen RBI-single plated Discher in the top of the
ninth inning to make it 5-1.
After a sterling eight innings by Frank, RSC’s John Lightbody came in to pitch the ninth inning, and after
giving up back-to-back singles to Sal Todaro and Mark Glennerster, the junior hurler forced a Tom DiPietro
infield fly and a Steve Hession fly out to right field to end yet another threat, preserving the win.
Frank earned the win, tossing eight innings, allowing a single run on three hits,
walking four and fanning the same.
CUNY Results in the
Gale suffered the loss, tossing eight inECAC Metro Championships
nings, allowing four runs (three earned) on
seven hits, striking out seven.
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all-star
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2010
Quarterfinals
Result
Brooklyn 17, John Jay 4
New Jersey Tech 10, Brooklyn 8
New Jersey Tech 12, John Jay 2
Kean (NJ) 6, Staten Island 2
John Jay 9, Jersey City State 3
Kean (NJ) 12, John Jay 1
Jersey City State 6, Staten Island 5
Kean (NJ) 5, John Jay 4
Lehman 16, Drew (NJ) 6
Staten Island 5, Upsala (NJ) 2
Lehman 9, Staten Island 3
Staten Island 18, Ramapo 5
Kean (NJ) 8, Lehman 5
Staten Island 6, Kean (NJ) 3
Lehman 4, Mount St. Mary 3
Staten Island 15, John Jay 10
Lehman 11, Staten Island 10
(MVP - Juan ‘Kiko’ Reyes, Lehman)
Mount St. Mary 11, Staten Island 5
St. Joseph’s (LI) 13, John Jay 12
Drew (NJ) 10, Staten Island 5
SUNY-Old Westbury 9, John Jay 8
Staten Island 11, Drew (NJ) 0
Staten Island 9, FDU-Madison (NJ) 3
(MVP - Victor Romano, CSI)
FDU-Madison (NJ) 18, Staten Island 5
FDU-Florham (NJ) 7, Staten Island 2
John Jay 11, Manhattanville 7
Rutgers-Newark 10, John Jay 4
Richard Stockton (NJ) 10, John Jay 2
Richard Stockton (NJ) 5, Staten Island 1
Pat Gale Garners CSI’s 1st Ever All -American Nod
1992 New York Regional
Staten Island 8, Montclair State (NJ) 3
Staten Island 11, Ithaca 8
Ithaca 6, Staten Island 3
Staten Island 2, Rensselaer 0
Staten Island 5, Ithaca 3
Rensselaer 6, John Jay 2
Oswego State 2, John Jay 1
It’s been a pretty memorable
2010 for CSI hurler Pat Gale. The
6’3” junior put a pretty large punctuation mark on an outstanding season by being named to the American Baseball Coaches Association
/ Rawlings All-America First-Team,
the first CSI baseball player to accomplish the feat, and one of the top
honors to be bestowed on an NCAA
baseball player.
The heavy accomplishment is
another feather in the cap of a CSI
program that hammered down it’s
14th CUNYAC Championship in its
33-year history. Gale joined 13 other honorees on the First-Team that
comprised a total of 10 teams. Gale
was one of only seven players who
made the first team as a non-senior,
as he will return for his final effort in
2011.
“It’s really amazing,” said Gale,
the CUNY Conference’s Player of
the Year. “I guess I’m pretty shocked,
to tell you the truth.”
CSI head coach Mike Mauro confirmed that Gale’s honor qualifies as school history — he’s the only Dolphin ever
awarded first-team status by the ABCA.
“It’s great for Pat because he deserves it, and great for our program because it reflects on what we’re trying to
accomplish,” said Mauro. “He’s a Division I player and he proved it by making All-American.
“He’s a No. 1 pitcher who hits over .400. It takes a special kind of athlete who can handle both and I think he
thrives on it. There aren’t many college baseball players who can do what Pat does.”
The latest honor for the southpaw Gale, who earned an 8-2 record with a 2.09 ERA in 77+ innings, is an accentuation to other notable achievements thrown his way. Within a span of only a few weeks Gale was named the CUNY
Athletic Conference’s Player of the Year, and on the heels of winning the CSI Athletics Male Athlete of the Year
award, Gale earned First-Team All-Region honors from the ABCA/Rawlings and a D3Baseball.com All-American
Honorable Mention.
The junior appeared in every contest pitching, playing first base, or in the designated hitter role. He shined in
all avenues. Posting an 8-2 mark on the mound, he also batted a heavy .418, scattering a team-best 69 hits, 47 RBI,
and five triples, boasting a .985 glove in the field as well. Along the way Gale broke or tied a total of eight CSI singlegame, single-season, or career records, making 2010 an extraordinary year in almost every facet of the game.
Mauro said pitching coach Greg Belson has been a positive influence on Gale.
“(Greg) has kept Pat calm and kept working
with him on mechanics. He can only get better.
CUNY Results in the
He’s a rare athlete and the sky’s the limit. The
(pro) scouts will be watching him next year.”
NCAA Division III Championships
Gale led the Dolphins to their best season
in history, amassing a 31-11 record, a CUNYAC
YearRound
Result
title, and a ECAC Metro NY/NJ Postseason
Tournament berth.
Staten Island 6, St. Lawrence 5

20 11 CUNYA C Baseball Championship

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