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CSI baseball drops a pair, but Gale sharp in six-inning mounddebutPublished: Tuesday, March 01, 2011, 1:09 AMBy Staten Island Advance Sports DeskMYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — The College of Staten Island dropped two games to open the baseball seasonMonday at the Ripken Experience Division III Tournament at Griffith Field.Alma College (Mich.) edged CSI in the opener, 1-0, despite by a combined three-hitter from returning All-American southpaw Pat Gale and senior Jeff Ponetebbi. Ohio Northern topped the Dolphins 10-4 in thesecond game.Gale worked six strong innings against Alma, allowing two singles and three walks while striking out 12 in a92-pitch season debut. Alma scored its lone unearned run in the second inning when it had back-to-backsingles.Pontebbi allowed one hit over the final three innings, striking out two.CSI, meanwhile, managed seven hits as Gale went 3 for 4 with a first-inning double. The Dolphins left eightbaserunners stranded and Alma starter Richard Schreiber worked seven shutout innings.Dan Lynch and Gale had two hits apiece as CSI banged out 13 hits in the loss to Ohio Northern.CSI plays Johnson and Wales Tuesday afternoon and Christopher Newport on Wednesday before headinghome for its home opener Friday against SUNY-Cortland.© 2011 SILive.com. All rights reserved.Page 56 of 179
Violets prepare for first-round showdownwith St. Joseph'sMarch 2, 2011by Gerald SchifmanThe NYU men's basketball team will travel to Patchogue, N.Y., to face St. Joseph's College (L.I.) Wednesdaynight at 8:00 p.m. in the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III Metropolitan Tournament.It is the Violets' fifth straight berth in the tournament, which is played against other local teams who missed outon the NCAA Tournament.The eighth-seeded Violets will take on the top-seeded Golden Eagles, who went 22-6 overall and 16-4 in theSkyline Conference. While the Violets finished 15-10 overall, they only won four of 14 games in the UniversityAthletic Association, which dropped them to the lowest position in the ECAC Tournament."The guys have been playing their hearts out, even though we've lost a lot of them," head coach Joe Nescisaid.Of the 10 games NYU lost against UAA opponents, all have been by deficits of under 10 points, and four werelost by just two points.For the Violets, the tournament is a chance to start fresh and try to get past their previous shortcomings. Themen should be confident, as they have played well in the ECAC tournament in past years. The Violets won thetitle in 2006-07 and made the championship game in 2008-09.All-time, NYU is 7-0 against St. Joseph's, including two wins in previous ECAC Tournaments."I'd say we match up very well with St. Joe's, as long as we clamp down on their shooters and don't let thehome crowd advantage get to us," junior center Andy Stein said. "It seems like their points primarily come fromtheir guards. Defensively, we have the athleticism in our guards to keep up with them, as we've done decentlyin the UAA."One of the guards that the Violets will have to neutralize is Golden Eagles' top scorer Olivier Laurent. Thejunior comes into the tournament averaging 15.8 points per game this season.The winner of Wednesday night's game will face either Rutgers University-Newark or College of Staten Islandin the semifinals. The semifinal and final rounds will both be played on the campus of the highest remainingseed.Page 57 of 179
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