Daily Sports Digest: Girls Lacrosse, Softball Win, Baseball Falls

The Pearl River girls lacrosse team picked up a big road win against Rockland rival Clarkstown South yesterday as the .

Allison Cook led the Pirates in scoring with five goals and Caitlin Noonan added three in Pearl River's first victory of the season.

Siobhann Maguire and Terese Buechli each scored twice for the Vikings in the loss.

Yesterday’s Results:

Sport: Baseball

Game: Pearl River vs. Suffern

Score:

Highlights: Dominick Kubaba struck out five and allowed two hits in the victory. Kevin Considine pitched six innings for Pearl River, striking out six and allowing two runs in the loss.

Sport: Boys Tennis

Game: Pearl River vs. North Rockland

Score: Pearl River Won 4-3

Sport: Golf

Game: Tappan Zee vs. Pearl River

Score: Tappan Zee Won 200-233

Highlights: The Dutchmen finished in the top five spots at Blue Hill Golf course led by Parker Mann with a 38 and Matt Joseph with a 39. Gary Healy led Pearl River with a 45 and finished in sixth. Tappan Zee remains undefeated at 6-0.

Sport: Softball

Game: Pearl River vs. Suffern

Score:

Highlights: Deirdre O’Malley went 4-for-4 with two doubles with two RBI and Mandy McCarthy hit two doubles and scored twice in the win. Pearl River stands at 6-0 on the year.

Sport: Softball

Game: Albertus Magnus vs. Clarkstown South

Score: Clarkstown South Won 9-0

Highlights: Brittan Montana picked up the win as she struck out nine and allowed two hits. Allie Tobias picked up a home run and double in the win as she drove in five runs. The two Falcon hits both came from Lauren Capello.

Sport: Girls Lacrosse

Game: Albertus Magnus vs. Suffern

Score: Suffern Won 19-5

Highlights: Baley Parrott scored seven goals and assisted on two others for Suffern in the win. Casey Silvestri and Madison Kandoth each scored twice.

Today’s Schedule:

In boys lacrosse, Suffern heads to Pearl River at 4:15 p.m.

In boys tennis, Suffern heads to Pearl River at 4 p.m.

In boys lacrosse, Albertus Magnus heads to Clarkstown North at 4 p.m.

In boys tennis, Clarkstown North heads to Albertus Magnus at 4 p.m.

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College Sports Notebook

Camardella keeps his eye on the ball

Junior Andrew Camardella of Pelham continues to lead the Dominican College baseball team in hitting, and his 20 doubles are second-best in all of Division II, trailing only senior Jacob Karr of Wingate (NC) University.

Karr, however, has 23 doubles in 49 games while Camardella achieved his total in just 34 games.

Camardella is batting a hefty .351, and has 24 RBI to share the team lead with Tony Blake of Windsor, CT.

The Chargers, who improved to 15-20 overall and 8-6 in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) play with a doubleheader sweep of host Caldwell (NJ) College, meet the University of New Haven (15-14-1) today at Vieira Field in West Haven, CT. First pitch is set for 3 p.m.           

The Chargers are scheduled to play at Provident Bank Park in Pomona on Thursday and Friday against Adelphi University (15-16) and Nyack College (15-15), respectively.

Sophomore catcher Jose Rodriquez of Pomona is batting .077 for the Warriors in limited action, while junior Phil Delisle of Quebec leads the club at a healthy .366.

Dominican defeated Caldwell, 11-5, in the opener of their twin-bill, and took the nightcap, 5-2, jumping ahead early on RBI from Greg Gonzalez of Franklin Square and Camardella to support the pitching of Dustin Javins of Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Mortarboard musings

• Anthony Sigui of New Rochelle carded a 90 and led the Westchester Community College golf team at a Mid-Hudson Conference tournament the Vikings hosted at Dunwoodie Golf Course in Yonkers. Westchester had a team score of 371, two strokes behind Ulster CC.
• The Westchester Community College baseball team welcomes Bergen CC to Valhalla today at 3:30 p.m.
• Concordia College’s Daniele Piludu of Cagliari, Italy has been selected as the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) tennis player of the week, while Mark Mozer of Brest, Belarus, also of Concordia College, was named the league’s rookie of the week. The Bronxville-based Clippers (15-7, 6-0 CACC) are preparing for the conference tournament, which they will host beginning on Saturday at the Meyers Tennis Center.
• Dominican College junior Delaney Childers of Johnstown, OH, has been honored as the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) softball pitcher of the week for the third time this season. Teammate Julie Plante of Swansea, MA, was named the CACC player of the week. The Chargers (30-14) visit the University of New Haven on Thursday for a doubleheader starting at 3 p.m., and then on Friday return home to host Caldwell (NJ) College for a twin-bill set at 3 p.m.
• Freshman infielder Stanley Susana of the Bronx was named East Coast Conference (ECC) rookie of the week after helping the St. Thomas Aquinas College baseball team split four games. Susana batted .562 with nine RBI and three runs, hitting safely in all four games. The Spartans (24-12) meet Dowling College (22-13) today at 3:30 p.m. in Brookhaven.

Weekly Sports Poll

Ozzie Guillen returned to the Marlins dugout in Miami and put himself on a self-proclaimed probation before the team’s 5-2 victory over the Cubs. asks if you think the Marlins should let their manager go after he made several controversial remarks in a TIME Magazine article. 

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