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Updated: Sat., May. 8, 2010, 2:44 AM CHSAA baseball roundup: Perez tosses no-hitter for Mount vs. Spellman By DYLAN BUTLER Last Updated: 2:44 AM, May 8, 2010 Posted: 1:32 AM, May 8, 2010 Marcos Perez wasn’t perfect, but he was pretty darn close to it. The senior ace tossed a no-hitter to lead Mount St. Michael to a 3-0 victory against Cardinal Spellman Friday afternoon in The Bronx. It was the Mountaineers first no-no since Tommy Cardona accomplished the feat in 2008. “He’s getting better and better every time he goes out there,” Mount coach Wally Stampfel said. “If we make the playoffs, obviously he’s going to throw the first playoff game. Despite our record, we may wind up being a team you don’t want to face in the playoffs.” Perez faced the minimum through six innings, as a first-inning walk was erased by a caught stealing, before he also issued a free pass in the seventh inning. Spellman (2-10) nearly broke up the no-no in the seventh, but a line drive over third base landed just foul. Perez fanned eight and the Mountaineers played flawless defense behind him. “He hadn’t pitched in 10 days and he was just overpowering early,” Stampfel said. “He didn’t throw many curves and his fastball had to be in the mid-80s. He seemed to get stronger and stronger as the game went on.” Perez’s no-hitter overshadowed a brilliant varsity debut by freshman shortstop Chris Frederique, who was 3-for-3 with three RBIs in a critical win for Mount, which improved to 4-9. Regis 4, Xavier 1: Chris Bates allowed one unearned run on two hits, striking out seven with one walk in six innings. Dan Morris had a pair of walks, a single and scored two runs, Mike Hansen went 2-for-3 and had a clutch two-run single in the fourth, Rafael Dilones was 2-for-3 and Jake Kinsley was 2-for-3 with an RBI double for Regis (8-5) Friday afternoon in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Xavier fell to 8-5. St. Raymond 9, Lasalle 0: Anthony Colon allowed just one hit in four innings, striking out eight, James Santiago fanned six in three no-hit innings of relief and had two hits, one RBI and one stolen base and Richie Sanchez had three hits, two RBIs and two stolen bases for red-hot St. Raymond (9-4), which has won five of its last six games. Lasalle fell to 3-10. St. Joseph by the Sea 4, Moore Catholic 2: Frank Stavola carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning, allowing two earned runs on three hits, striking out four with two walks, and Peter Padovano drove in a pair of runs in a four-run fifth inning to lead St. Joseph by the Sea (9-1) Friday in Huguenot. John Baggs allowed four unearned runs on four hits, striking out seven and walking one for Moore (5-6), which has lost five in a row. Bishop Ford 6, St. Edmund 2: Starter Helbert Estevez allowed one earned run on two hits, striking out four and walking three in 5 1/3 innings, and Matt Molbury allowed just one hit and walked two in 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief for Bishop Ford (8-4) Friday afternoon at the Parade Grounds in Brooklyn. Jonathan Pineiro was 2-for-4, including a two-run double in the sixth inning. Molbury was 2-for-3 with two runs scored, Andrew King was 2-for-2 with two runs scored and an RBI and Anthony Foust had an RBI for the Falcons. St. Edmund fell to 3-8. Monsignor Farrell 5, St. Peter’s 3: Trailing 2-1, Farrell exploded for four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to defeat upset-minded St. Peter’s Thursday at the College of Staten Island. Kevin Kelly drove in the game-tying run and scored the go-ahead run. The Lions (8-2) added two more runs on a wild pitch and an infield error. Chris Mione was sharp, allowing two earned runs on five hits, striking out four with no walks. Gary Boardman closed out the game to earn the save. Don Pagano allowed four earned runs on eight hits in 5 1/3 innings for St. Peter’s, which fell to 2-9. St. Raymond 8, All Hallows 6: Jonathan Crucey had two hits and two RBIs, Rob Robles drove in a pair of runs and Kevin Juarbe allowed four runs in five innings for the Ravens Thursday afternoon at Ravens Field in The Bronx. All Hallows fell to 5-7. OTHER SCORES Fordham Prep 12, Salesian 0 Christ the King 5, Monsignor McClancy 4 (nine innings) dbutler@nypost.com Page 60 of 155
Tool Home News Opinion Business Features Science Arts & Style Sports Blogs Advertising Join! About Tools Champion streak ends By Timothy Petropoulos Sports Editor Published: Monday, May 10, 2010 For the first time in the last seven seasons, the Bearcats will not end the season as champions. They lost to the No. 1 seed College of Staten Island, 5-2, last Tuesday night at the U.S. Tennis Center to end their streak of CUNY Athletic Conference championships at six. The Bearcats youth and inexperience, combined with injuries, was too much to overcome when facing the dominate Dolphins According to Baruch Sports Information the No. 1 seed Dolphins started by winning all three doubles to jump out to a 3-0 advantage against the No. 4 seed Bearcats. But Baruch kept it close, forcing tiebreakers in the first and third sets. In the singles competition, Staten Island won at first singles and eventually clinched the victory by winning at second singles. Denis Gostev The Men’s tennis team lost in the CUNYAC championship for the first time in seven years, ending their streak of championships. Baruch attempted a valiant comeback by winning at fourth and sixth singles, but the match was halted because Staten Island already had enough points to win. “Don’t sleep [on Baruch],” said sophomore Steven Zak in an e-mail. “We’ll be back next year and start the streak all over again. I promise.” Page 61 of 155
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