
Andy Mendlowitz
Staff Writer at Courier News (Somerville, NJ)
Staff Writer at Home News Tribune
Staff Writer: Home News Tribune/Courier News/ https://t.co/g9nv5C371z + Working on book about the Princeton University sprint football team.
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1 week ago |
mycentraljersey.com | Andy Mendlowitz
The NJSIAA sectional baseball tournaments kick off this week. The first-round games are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday with the quarterfinals set for Thursday and Friday. The slate continues next week with the semifinals and finals. Here are the pairings for teams in the Greater Middlesex Conference and in area Skyland and Union County.
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2 weeks ago |
mycentraljersey.com | Andy Mendlowitz
EAST BRUNSWICK – So, you just slugged a walk-off grand slam to win the big tournament, how does it feel? “I hit the ball,” JP Zayle said. “I looked up a little bit to left field and I feel like I woke up on home plate. I have no idea what happened.”He added, “It still doesn’t feel real.”Go ahead, pinch him and the Falcons players – it happened, just another highlight in a dream-like run for St. Joseph in the Jim Muldowney Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament.
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2 weeks ago |
mycentraljersey.com | Andy Mendlowitz
It’s one thing seeing Jacob Gordon’s stats. Then, there’s all the other little things he does that doesn’t show up in a box score from calling pitches to even making sure his teammates are wearing the right attire during practices. That’s just the role of a catcher – and a leader. He’s pretty good on the field, too. More: Baseball May roundup: Results, analysis, links for GMC, Skyland and area Union CountyGordon is a key part of Franklin’s resurgent season.
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3 weeks ago |
mycentraljersey.com | Andy Mendlowitz
EAST BRUNSWICK – There’s never any panic, never any tension in tight spots. Close games are just the norm for the St. Joseph baseball team. The Falcons simply keep on playing frazzle-free. Take their Jim Muldowney Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament run. St. Joseph won back-to-back, walk-off 1-0 games in extra innings to reach Saturday’s semifinal against eighth-seeded Spotswood.
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3 weeks ago |
mycentraljersey.com | Andy Mendlowitz
Anthony Calantoni brings a steadying presence and leadership to the Edison playing fields. In the fall, it was as a quarterback for the Eagles. In the spring, it’s as a shortstop, willing his team in multiple ways. He’s coming off a big week for a hot Edison squad, which reached the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament semifinals as the No. 11 seed.
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