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Rain wipes out Wednesday high school baseball tournament games

1 week ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

Wednesday’s rain may have wiped out the drought the area has been hearing about, but it also washed out the two local New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Non-Public Tournament baseball games scheduled to be played. Seventh-seeded Notre Dame High’s home game with 10th-seeded Donovan Catholic at Father John D’Onofrio Field in the A South bracket, and sixth-seeded Princeton Day School’s home game with 11th-seeded Wildwood Catholic were unable to go.
Central Jersey Group IV Baseball: Brian Drews helps Hightstown get past Princeton in first round

1 week ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

Central Jersey Group IV Baseball: Brian Drews helps Hightstown get past Princeton in first round
Gloucester Catholic hands Northern Burlington baseball its second loss

2 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

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NJSIAA Baseball Tournament: 14 local teams qualify for brackets

2 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

Fourteen of a possible 18 high school baseball teams from The Trentonian’s coverage area will be in the mix for a state title when the 2025 New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletics Association Tournament gets underway Tuesday, May 27. The highest-seeded team among the locals went to Burlington County Scholastic League Liberty Division champion Northern Burlington High, the top seed in Central Jersey Group III.
CVC Baseball Tournament: Sacrifices lead to hits as Lawrence tops Robbinsville to win championship

2 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

Photos: Lawrence vs. Robbinsville in CVC Baseball Tournament championship game at Trenton Thunder BallparkTRENTON — It all started with five consecutive sacrifices, then the Lawrence High baseball team went from there. Tuesday night’s championship game of the Colonial Valley Conference Tournament at Trenton Thunder Ballpark became a hit parade for both the second-seeded Cardinals and top-seeded Robbinsville.
Lawrence, Robbinsville chase CVC Tournament baseball trophy

2 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

As the top two teams for the Colonial Valley Conference’s Colonial Division, the Lawrence and Robbinsville High varsity baseball teams meeting in the 2025 CVC Tournament championship game is fitting. The fact that the Ravens are the top seed and the Cardinals, who won the division, are the second seed, was only relevant to the players and coaches who took the field at Trenton Thunder Ballpark late Tuesday night (a game video-streamed by WBCB Sports).
CVC Baseball Tournament: Aiden Poot pitches Lawrence baseball into final

2 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

HAMILTON — So much for that regular-season tie nearly two weeks ago. Lawrence High’s baseball team viewed that game a little differently than Hightstown High did after the two squads had to settle for one of the Colonial Valley Conference’s two deadlocks this spring. Quite simply, the Cardinals were not happy about finishing tied with the Rams.
Peddie baseball tops Hun to reach Prep A Final, but then falls to Blair Academy

2 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

Peddie baseball tops Hun to reach Prep A Final, but then falls to Blair Academy
CVC Tournament: Allentown baseball holds off Notre Dame in last quarterfinal

3 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

LAWRENCE TWP. — With plenty of good pitching from both sides, the Allentown and Notre Dame High varsity baseball teams were able to finish their suspended Colonial Valley Conference Tournament quarterfinal game at Father John D’Onofrio Field in about 45 minutes Saturday afternoon.
CVC Baseball Tournament: Hightstown scores two in seventh to overtake Hopewell Valley

3 weeks ago | trentonian.com | Red Birch

WEST WINDSOR – Finally was a word heard a lot around the baseball field at Mercer County Community College Friday. Finally, rain-free weather held long enough that the Hopewell Valley and Hightstown varsity baseball teams were able to complete their Colonial Valley Conference Tournament quarterfinal. Finally, the sixth-seeded Bulldogs were playing with the kind of confidence that will keep them in any game the rest of the season.