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DEL VAL CONFERENCE POST SEASON AWARDS 2025
FIRST TEAM ALL CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
COOPER FRANSEN
JUNIOR / SHORTSTOP / LEADOFF BATTER / PITCHER A true leader on and off the field, Cooper Fransen was the most reliable and consistent player on the team this season. Offensively, he led the team with a .367 batting average, collecting 29 hits, 14 stolen bases, 22 runs scored, 13 RBIs, and 9 walks from the leadoff spot. On the mound, he contributed 15 innings pitched, allowing just 5 earned runs with 13 strikeouts, finishing with an impressive 2.33 ERA. Defensively, he was rock solid at shortstop, anchoring the infield with confidence and consistency. His all-around play set the tone for the team, and his leadership was felt in every game.
FIRST TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
JIMMY HINTENACH
Senior Second Baseman / #3 Hitter – Jimmy Batting .353 with 24 hits, 16 runs scored, and a .426 slugging percentage, Jimmy was a consistent force in the heart of our lineup. He drove in 8 runs, hit 5 doubles, earned 10 walks, and stole 9 bases—contributing in every facet of the game. Batting in the most demanding spot in the order, he delivered numerous clutch hits in key moments. Defensively, Jimmy was a steady and reliable presence up the middle, anchoring the infield. As a senior leader, he set the tone with both his performance and poise, making a lasting impact on our team.
FIRST TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
DAVID HUDOCK
Junior Catcher Batting .310 on the season with 22 hits, 11 RBIs, and 6 doubles, this junior was a consistent presence in the middle of the lineup. Behind the plate, he was a defensive leader—picking off multiple runners in critical moments and throwing out numerous would-be base stealers. His strong arm and game awareness consistently shut down opponents' running games and shifted momentum in key situations.
SECOND TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
JUNIOR / PITCHER – OUTFIELDER – THIRD BASEMAN Batting Average: .298 | 17 Hits | 12 Runs | 9 RBI | 12 Walks Dylan was a cornerstone of our team, excelling as both a pitcher and position player. Offensively, he contributed with a solid .298 average and consistent production throughout the season. But it was on the mound where Dylan truly shined. As our ace, he pitched 31.2 innings, allowed just 12 earned runs, and struck out 39 batters, finishing the year with an impressive 2.65 ERA. He led us to victory in 6 of the 7 games he started, including a signature performance in the second-round state playoff upset over 3rd-seeded Metuchen. Among his season highlights was a complete game one-hitter against Voorhees at the Ridge, and key wins over Warren Hills, Bernards, Gill, and Pingry. Dylan's presence on the mound gave us a chance to win every time he took the ball.
SECOND TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
CHRIS CIALONE
SOPHOMORE / FIRST BASEMAN / CLEAN-UP HITTER Batting Average: .279 | 19 Hits | 16 RBI | 4 Doubles | 1 Triple | 7 Walks Chris began the season at the bottom of the order in his varsity debut, but by the end of April had earned and secured the clean-up spot — one of the most challenging positions in the batting order. His ability to adjust to how pitchers approached him in that role was impressive. He delivered several clutch hits and key defensive plays throughout the season. His steady progression and consistent performance proved critical to our lineup’s success.
SECOND TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
GABE MILLER
FRESHMAN / PITCHER / OUTFIELDER Miller made an immediate impact in his first varsity season, contributing both at the plate and on the mound. He finished the season with a .244 batting average, tallying 19 hits, 14 RBIs, 14 runs, 5 doubles, and 2 home runs. On the mound, Miller was our go-to closer, throwing 25.2 innings and recording 29 strikeouts. His most memorable performance came in the second round of the state tournament against Metuchen—he pitched the final two innings to earn the save and crushed a three-run home run in the top of the 7th to secure a 5-1 victory. His poise and production as a freshman were invaluable all season long.
HONORABLE MENTION SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION
BRADY REARDON
SENIOR / STARTING PITCHER / TCNJ COMMIT Brady Reardon pitched 32.2 innings, allowing just 12 earned runs while striking out 41 batters, finishing the season with an ERA of 2.57. Coming into the season recovering from an arm injury, it took time for him to fully build his arm strength, but once he settled in, he became one of our top and most reliable pitchers. Brady came up big in two of our most important games of the year—earning the win in both the first round of the county tournament and the first round of the state playoffs.
DEL VAL BASEBALL TEAM AWARDS 2025
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
COOPER FRANSEN
MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER
JIMMY HINTENACH
MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER
DAVID HUDOCK
GOLDEN ARM AWARD
DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
COACH'S AWARD
JACK HANCSIN
COACH'S AWARD
OWEN NEIBER
PLAYERS AWARD
BRADY REARDON
DEL VAL BASEBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
BRADY REARDON SIGNS WITH TCNJ
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2025 GAME MVPs
DEL VAL 0 POINT PLEASANT BEACH 5
GAME MVP's JIMMY HINTENACH AND CHRIS CIALONE
Del Val fell 5–0 to three-time defending sectional champion and last year's state finalist, Point Pleasant Beach. Senior starting pitcher Brady Reardon turned in a complete game, allowing 7 hits, 5 runs, striking out 6, walking 2, and hitting one batter. Offensively, the Terriers struggled to generate momentum, managing just 2 hits and 5 walks. Game MVPs Senior Jimmy Hintenach and Sophomore Chris Cialone each recorded a single. Freshman DH Danny Cialone reached base twice in three plate appearances, drawing 2 walks. Despite the loss, the Terriers battled hard against a powerhouse program and showed grit in a tough postseason matchup.
DEL VAL 5 METUCHEN 1
GAME MVP'S DYLAN RASIMOWICZ, GABRIEL MILLER, AND DAVID HUDOCK
Terriers Advance to Semi-Finals Behind Dominant Performances from Rasimowicz, Hudock, and Miller The Del Val Terriers punched their ticket to the semi-finals on Tuesday with a 5-1 victory over Metuchen, thanks to standout performances from their trio of MVPs: Dylan Rasimowicz, David Hudock, and Gabe Miller. Starting pitcher Dylan Rasimowicz was electric on the mound, tossing 5 strong innings while allowing just 1 run on 3 hits and striking out 4. Rasimowicz also contributed at the plate, going 1-for-3 and scoring a run in the pivotal 7th inning. Catcher David Hudock made a game-changing defensive play in the bottom of the first, picking off Metuchen’s leadoff runner at second base to eliminate an early scoring threat. Hudock came through again in the top of the 4th with a clutch 2-run single, giving Del Val a 2-1 lead after trailing 1-0. With the Terriers holding on to a narrow lead in the 7th, Gabe Miller delivered the final blow — crushing a 3-1 fastball over the center fielder’s head for a 3-run home run, stretching the lead to 5-1. Miller also came on in relief to pitch the final two innings, securing the save and sealing Del Val’s spot in the next round. Other notable contributors included: Cooper Fransen, who went 1-for-4 with a double, a stolen base, and a run scored. Carter Glacken, who laid down a clutch bunt single in the top of the 7th. Jimmy Hintenach, who had a strong day at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a run scored. He crossed the plate as the go-ahead run on Hudock’s 2-run single in the 4th inning. The Terriers’ combination of timely hitting, strong pitching, and heads-up defense proved too much for Metuchen. Del Val now heads into Tuesday’s semi-final with momentum and confidence.
DEL VAL 12 SOMERSET TECH 2
GAME MVP BRADY REARDON
GAME MVP BRADY REARDON DOMINATES AS DEL VAL ADVANCES IN NJSIAA TOURNAMENT Senior ace Brady Reardon was lights-out on the mound, earning Game MVP honors as he led the Terriers to a dominant 12-2 win over South Hunterdon in the first round of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group 1 Sectional Tournament. Reardon threw a complete game in the five-inning mercy-rule victory, striking out 11 while allowing just 4 hits, 3 walks, and 2 unearned runs. Del Val’s offense exploded behind him, with contributions throughout the lineup. Sophomore left fielder Matt Feeney went a perfect 3-for-3 with 2 RBI, a run scored, and a stolen base. Chris Cialone added a 2-for-3 day, driving in 2, stealing two bases, and scoring once. Junior Dylan Rasimowicz sparked the top of the order, going 2-for-3 and crossing the plate three times. Freshman Gabe Miller continued his strong season, going 2-for-4 with a double, two runs scored, and a stolen base. Junior Cooper Fransen chipped in a 2-for-4 effort with 2 RBI and 2 runs. Senior Jack Hancsin showed great plate discipline, drawing three walks, swiping two bags, and scoring twice. Senior DH Owen Neiber added to the attack, going 1-for-3 with 2 RBI. With the win, Del Val advances to the second round of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group 1 Sectional Tournament and will be back in action Thursday.
DEL VAL 2 HOPEWELL VALLEY 10
GAME CO-MVP's BRADY REARDON AND OWEN NEIBER
Co-MVPs Lead the Way in Hard-Fought Contest Senior starting pitcher and TCNJ commit Brady Reardon, one of the game’s Co-MVPs, pitched 3.2 strong innings, allowing just 1 earned run on 3 hits, while recording 2 strikeouts and 2 walks. Fellow Co-MVP, senior DH Owen Neiber, went 1-for-2 at the plate and also reached base via hit-by-pitch. His lone hit was a clutch 2-run single up the middle, accounting for the Terriers’ only runs of the game. Junior catcher David Hudock continued his steady season, going 1-for-3 with a double. Junior shortstop Cooper Fransen added to the offense, going 1-for-4 with a stolen base. Senior Jimmy Hintenach contributed with a 1-for-3 day at the plate. Junior Dylan Rasimowicz was 1-for-3 and made solid contact in all three of his at-bats. Despite the offensive struggles, the Terriers showed grit behind key performances from their seniors and juniors.
DEL VAL 2 P'BURG 4
GAME MVP COOPER FRANSEN
GAME MVP: COOPER FRANSEN Junior leadoff batter Cooper Fransen continued his outstanding season, going 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored, raising his team-leading batting average to .403. Senior Jimmy Hintenach added to the offensive effort, going 1-for-2 with a double, walk, stolen base, and a run scored. Hintenach now boasts a .373 batting average. Junior Dylan Rasimowicz had a solid performance at the plate, going 2-for-3, while senior Jack Hancsin contributed offensively, finishing 1-for-2 with a walk. Hancsin also took the mound, pitching 3 innings, allowing 2 earned runs on 3 hits, while striking out 4 and walking 4. Junior catcher David Hudock went 1-for-3 and drove in a run, and junior Mossimo Pecchia added a 1-for-2 day at the plate.
DEL VAL 1 HACKETTSTOWN 3
GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH
GAME MVP: SENIOR SECOND BASEMAN JIMMY HINTENACH Hintenach went 1-for-3 at the plate and had a strong defensive performance, recording 2 putouts and 4 assists. Junior starting pitcher Dylan Rasimowicz pitched 4 innings, striking out 6 while allowing 6 hits, 2 walks, and 3 earned runs. Freshman Gabe Miller came in for 2 innings of relief, delivering a dominant outing with 3 strikeouts, 2 walks, and 1 hit-by-pitch — without giving up a hit or a run. Offensively, junior Mossimo Pecchia went 1-for-3 with a double. Sophomore Chris Cialone and senior Jack Hancsin each added a hit, both going 1-for-3 on the day.
DEL VAL 1 NOTTINGHAM 9
GAME MVP GABE MILLER
GAME MVP: Freshman Gabe Miller launched his first career home run, crushing an outside fastball over the right field fence on a 1-2 count. Miller finished 2-for-3 at the plate with a run scored, an RBI, and the home run. Junior Dylan Rasimowicz continued his hot streak, going 2-for-3 with a double. Junior shortstop Cooper Fransen went 1-for-4 and added a stolen base. Junior third baseman Mossimo Pecchia reached base twice, going 1-for-2 with a walk and 2 stolen bases. Junior catcher David Hudock contributed with a 1-for-3 performance at the plate. The Terriers are back in action Friday at 4:00 PM when they take on Hackettstown at Centenary University.
DEL VAL 7 VOORHEES 1
GAME MVP DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
GAME MVP: DYLAN RASIMOWICZ DOMINATES IN TERRIERS' 7–1 WIN OVER VOORHEES Junior starting pitcher Dylan Rasimowicz delivered a masterful performance, throwing a 7-inning complete game one-hitter to lead the Terriers to a 7–1 victory over the Vikes. Rasimowicz struck out 9, walked 3, and allowed just 1 earned run. He also contributed at the plate with a sacrifice fly RBI during the Terriers' explosive 5-run 6th inning that broke the game open. Freshman Gabe Miller continued his strong season, going 2-for-3 with an RBI double in the 4th inning to extend the Terriers’ lead to 2–0. He also scored a run and added a stolen base. Senior Jimmy Hintenach was 1-for-2 with a walk and scored twice, while sophomore Chris Cialone contributed by going 1-for-2 with a walk and two runs scored. Junior Cooper Fransen added to the offensive push with a 1-for-3 day that included a run scored, walk, RBI, and stolen base. Fransen made a highlight-reel play by stealing home in the 6th inning to give the Terriers a 3–1 lead. The win improves the Terriers’ momentum as they continue their strong run.
DEL VAL 5 PBURG 9
GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH
TERRIERS FALL TO STATELINERS 9-5 DESPITE STRONG OFFENSIVE EFFORT Game MVP senior second baseman Jimmy Hintenach led the Terriers offensively, going 3-for-4 with two stolen bases, two runs scored, and reaching base on an error. Freshman Gabe Miller also had a big day at the plate, finishing 3-for-4 with two RBI. On the mound, Miller pitched 4 innings, allowing 5 runs (3 earned) on 4 hits. Junior Cooper Fransen contributed with a 1-for-4 performance, driving in a run and scoring once. Junior Mossimo Pecchia was 1-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. Junior Dylan Rasimowicz added a double, going 1-for-3, while junior Carter Glacken and sophomore Matt Feeney each recorded a hit. The Terriers jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first inning, but Phillipsburg answered, tying the game in the third. The Stateliners took a 4-2 lead in the fourth, but the Terriers responded again, tying it up 4-4 in the top of the fifth. Phillipsburg then erupted for five runs in the bottom of the fifth, ultimately holding off the Terriers for a 9-5 victory.
DEL VAL 5 PINGRY 9
GAME MVP DAVID HUDOCK
GAME MVP – Junior Catcher David Hudock led the Terriers with a standout performance at the plate and behind it. Hudock went 2-for-2 with an RBI and a walk, while also making a key defensive play by picking off a runner at second. Hudock now leads the team in doubles (5) and boasts a strong .372 batting average. Junior Cooper Fransen continued his consistent hitting, going 2-for-4 with an RBI. Fransen maintains his team-leading .404 batting average. Sophomore Chris Cialone contributed both offensively and on the mound. He was 1-for-4 with a triple, two RBI, and a run scored. On the mound, Cialone pitched 5.2 innings, allowing just two runs (one earned). He leads the team in RBI with 13 and holds a .326 batting average.
DEL VAL 6 HOPATCONG 0
GAME MVP BRADY REARDON
Game MVP: Senior Pitcher Brady Reardon Senior starting pitcher Brady Reardon threw a complete game shutout to lead Delaware Valley past Hopatcong in the opening round of the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex (HWS) Tournament. Reardon was dominant on the mound, striking out 11, walking just 1, and allowing only 3 hits in the victory. Junior Carter Glacken recorded his first career varsity hit with a sharp line drive single to left field. Glacken also contributed as a courtesy runner, scoring two runs for catcher David Hudock. Junior shortstop Cooper Fransen continued his strong season, going 1-for-2 at the plate with 2 walks, a stolen base, run scored, and RBI. Senior center fielder Jack Hancsin chipped in with a 1-for-4 performance, including a double, RBI, and stolen base. With the win, the #10-seeded Terriers advance to the second round of the HWS Tournament, where they will face #7-seeded Phillipsburg (P'burg) on Saturday.
DEL VAL 9 PINGRY 7
GAME MVP DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
Game MVP: Dylan Rasimowicz Dylan Rasimowicz was the star of the game, making several clutch plays throughout. In the 2nd inning with no outs, Rasimowicz picked off a runner at third base. Later, in the 5th inning with Del Val leading 7-4, he threw out a runner trying to take second base after oversliding, with Cooper Fransen applying the tag. In the top of the 7th inning, holding a 7-6 lead, Rasimowicz came up big at the plate with a 2-strike, 2-out, 2-run double down the left field line, extending the lead to 9-6. Then, in the bottom of the 7th with runners on first and second and no outs, Rasimowicz gunned down a Pingry runner trying to score from second base, helping secure the win. On the mound, Rasimowicz pitched 4 innings, striking out 4, walking 2, allowing 2 earned runs on 4 hits, and earned the win. At the plate, he went 2 for 4 with a double, 2 RBIs, and a run scored. Other Key Performers: David Hudock (Valley Division Hitter of the Week, .351 BA) continued his hot streak, going 2 for 4 with a double and making a crucial pickoff at third base in the 5th inning with the bases loaded and no outs. Jack Hancsin was 2 for 3 with 2 RBIs, a run scored, and a walk. Jimmy Hintenach, Senior Night Game MVP, was red hot going 3 for 4 with 2 doubles, 2 RBIs, and a run scored. Hintenach is now 7 for his last 8 at-bats, raising his batting average to .371.
DEL VAL MALE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
COOPER FRANSEN
Junior shortstop and leadoff batter Cooper Fransen has been named Del Val Male Athlete of the Month. Cooper led the Terrier offense in April with an impressive .395 batting average, a .421 slugging percentage, 9 stolen bases, 11 runs scored, 7 RBIs, 15 hits, and 4 walks. His outstanding performance has been a key factor in the team’s success.
SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION HITTER OF THE WEEK
DAVID HUDOCK
Junior catcher David Hudock went 9-for-14 at the plate this week, adding 2 walks, 4 doubles, and 6 RBI! Hudock recorded multiple hits in all four games, helping lead the Terriers to three wins in four games. Follow the action at Skyland Baseball Instagram.
DEL VAL 10 MANVILLE 5
GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH
Game MVP: Jimmy Hintenach On Senior Night at The Ridge, senior captain and second baseman Jimmy Hintenach delivered a stellar performance, going 4-for-4 at the plate with 2 RBIs. Hintenach came through in clutch moments, driving in runs in both the 4th and 5th innings when the Terriers needed him most. Junior shortstop Cooper Fransen was a dynamic force, going 3-for-3 with 2 runs scored, 3 stolen bases, and an RBI sac fly. Fransen also picked up the pitching win on the mound. Junior catcher David Hudock continued his hot streak with a 2-for-3 day that included a double and 2 RBIs—marking his fourth consecutive game with multiple hits. Hudock finished the week going 9-for-14 with 6 RBIs and 4 doubles. Junior Mossimo Pecchia had an explosive offensive night and made several key defensive plays, helping drive the Terriers to a 10-5 victory. Pecchia went 2-for-4 with 2 doubles, a stolen base, and an RBI. Over the last two games, Pecchia is 4-for-8 with 5 runs scored, 3 RBIs, a walk, and 4 doubles. Senior designated hitter Owen Neiber contributed with a clutch single up the middle to drive in a run during the Terrier’s 5-run fifth inning that helped pull Del Val away from Manville. Neiber finished the day 1-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI.
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GAME MVP CHRIS CIALONE
Game MVP: Chris Cialone Sophomore cleanup hitter Chris Cialone ignited the Terrier offense early with a 2-run single in the first inning and came through again in the fifth with a 2-run double. Cialone finished 2-for-4 with a double, 4 RBIs, 2 runs scored, a walk, and was hit by a pitch. He also contributed on the mound, throwing an inning of relief and giving up 1 run on 1 hit. Junior catcher David Hudock was a perfect 3-for-3 with a double, 2 walks, and an RBI. Junior Carter Glacken scored 3 runs and stole a base, also serving as Hudock’s courtesy runner. Junior Mossimo Pecchia powered the lineup with 2 doubles, finishing 2-for-4 with 3 runs scored, 2 RBIs, and a walk. Junior leadoff batter Cooper Fransen went 2-for-5, scoring 2 runs and driving in 3. Freshman closer Gabe Miller earned the win on the mound, pitching the final 3 innings. At the plate, Miller added a double, 2 runs scored, an RBI, and a walk. Sophomore Matt Feeney was 1-for-1 with a double, scored 2 runs, drew 2 walks, was hit by pitches twice, and drove in a run. Senior Brady Reardon went 1-for-2 with 2 runs scored and an RBI. The Terriers improve to 5-5 heading into tomorrow night’s game at The Ridge vs. Manville at 7:00 PM. Senior Night ceremonies will begin at 6:45 PM.
DEL VAL 6 SOUTH HUNTERDON 5
GAME CO-MVPs COOPER FRANSEN AND DAVID HUDOCK
Game Co-MVPs: Cooper Fransen and David Hudock The Del Val Terriers edged out South Hunterdon 6-5 in a thrilling contest highlighted by standout performances from juniors Cooper Fransen and David Hudock. Freshman Gabe Miller sparked the Terrier offense early, leading off the second inning with a double and later scoring on Hudock’s clutch single to ignite a three-run inning. Miller added a key single in the third inning to put a runner in scoring position, finishing the game 2-for-4 at the plate. Junior David Hudock was instrumental both offensively and defensively. Hudock went 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs, including the game-winning two-out single in the top of the seventh inning. On defense, he made a pivotal play in the fifth inning by gunning down a runner attempting to steal second base with no outs and the game tied 4-4. Cooper Fransen also played a dual role, taking the mound in the fifth inning and earning the win. Fransen pitched three strong innings, striking out five, allowing just three hits and one run. At the plate, Fransen led off the seventh inning with a single and scored the go-ahead run. Junior Dylan Rasimowicz contributed as well, going 2-for-3 with a walk, scoring a run, driving in two RBIs, and stealing a base. His RBI singles in the second and third innings helped power the Terrier offense early. The combined efforts of Fransen and Hudock secured a hard-fought 6-5 victory for Del Val.
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GAME MVP DAVID HUDOCK
Game MVP: Junior catcher David Hudock Hudock went 2-for-4 with 2 doubles and an RBI. He delivered an RBI double down the right field line in the 2nd inning and a hard-hit 1-0 double to left-center in the 5th inning. Sophomore outfielder Matt Feeney recorded his first varsity career hit with an RBI single to right field in the 5th inning. Freshman Brooks Brunner also notched his first varsity hit with a single to right in the 7th inning, stole his first base, and scored a run. Sophomore DH Chris Cialone continued his hot streak, marking his third multi-hit game in a row with a 2-for-5 performance including a double. Seniors Jimmy Hintenach and junior Cooper Fransen both added doubles during the game. The Terriers return to action tomorrow, 4/23, at South Hunterdon with senior Brady Reardon scheduled to start on the mound.
DEL VAL 7 BERNARDS 1
GAME MVP GABRIEL MILLER
GAME MVP: GABRIEL MILLER Freshman Gabriel Miller led Del Val to a commanding 7-1 victory over Bernards. Miller’s pivotal 2-run double in the 5th inning extended the Terriers’ lead to 7-0, effectively putting the game out of reach. At the plate, Miller went 1-for-3 with a walk and drove in 4 RBIs. On the mound in relief, he dominated over the final three innings, allowing just one hit, no runs, and striking out three. Sophomore Chris Cialone contributed a key 2-run double in the 4th inning, sending a ball over the right fielder’s head and giving Del Val a 5-0 advantage. Cialone finished the game 2-for-3 with a walk. Junior Cooper Fransen reached base twice with a hit and two walks, scoring three runs. Fellow junior Mossimo Pecchia had an excellent day, reaching base in all three plate appearances via two walks and a hit by pitch, scoring twice and stealing a base. Defensively, Pecchia was flawless at third base, recording three assists and a putout. Senior Jack Hancsin earned his first win of the season on the mound, pitching solidly with six strikeouts, three walks, and allowing just one earned run.
DEL VAL 2 PRINCETON 3
GAME MVP CHRIS CIALONE
Game MVP Chris Cialone Sophomore DH/1B had a standout game, going 2-for-2 with a walk and driving in a run with a key RBI double in the second inning that tied the game 1-1. Jack Hancsin led off the inning with a single, stole second, and scored on Cialone’s double. Hancsin finished 2-for-3 with a run and a stolen base. Senior Jimmy Hintenach contributed with 2 hits, an RBI, and a stolen base. Senior pitcher Brady Reardon made his second start of the season, pitching 3 innings with 3 strikeouts, 4 walks, 3 hits allowed, and 2 runs (1 earned).
DEL VAL 3 BERNARDS 1
GAME MVP GABE MILLER
Game MVP Gabe Miller Freshman relief pitcher made a strong impact coming in during the 5th inning, throwing three scoreless innings with five strikeouts, no walks, and no hits allowed, earning his first varsity win on the mound. Junior starting pitcher Dylan Rasimowicz pitched four innings, recording eight strikeouts, allowing three walks, and giving up one unearned run on three hits. The Terriers tied the game in the 4th inning on a heads-up play when senior Jimmy Hintenach stole home with runners on first and third. Del Val took the lead when Hintenach scored again on a two-out infield hit. Rasimowicz later extended the lead to 3-1 by scoring on a wild pitch. With the win, Del Val improves to 2-3 and will face Princeton tomorrow at 11:00 AM.
DEL VAL 0 RUTGERS PREP 1
GAME MVP JACK HANCSIN
Game MVP Jack Hancsin Senior starting pitcher delivered a complete game performance, allowing just one unearned run on five hits. He struck out six and walked two across six innings of solid work. The Terriers’ sophomore DH Chris Cialone broke up a no-hitter bid in the third inning with a hard single to left field. Del Val will return to action tomorrow at 4:00 PM at Centenary University to face Hackettstown.
DEL VAL 3 RUTGERS PREP 11
GAME MVP COOPER FRANSEN
Despite Strong Efforts from Cooper Fransen and Team In a tough contest against Rutgers Prep, Del Val came up short with a 3-11 loss, but several players showed promise and determination. Junior shortstop and leadoff batter Cooper Fransen earned game MVP honors with his third consecutive multi-hit game. Fransen went 2-for-4 at the plate, driving in one run and stealing two bases, consistently igniting the Terriers’ offense. Sophomore Chris Cialone made his first career varsity start at third base and made an immediate impact, going 1-for-2 with an RBI. Junior catcher David Hudock also contributed with a 1-for-3 performance, while junior Dylan Rasimowicz added a hit and a walk in his three plate appearances. Despite the final score, the team’s effort and key individual performances provide a strong foundation as Del Val continues its season.
DEL VAL 8 WARREN HILLS 4
GAME MVP DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
Game MVP Junior pitcher Dylan Rasimowicz earned his first career win on the mound, delivering a dominant performance to lead Del Val to an 8-4 victory in the Terriers' home opener. Rasimowicz pitched 4.2 innings, striking out 6, walking 1, allowing just 1 hit and 1 run. At the plate, Dylan contributed as well, going 1-for-2 with a walk, scoring a run, and driving in another. Senior second baseman Jimmy Hintenach was a key offensive force, going 2-for-3 with 2 runs scored, a double, 2 stolen bases, a hit-by-pitch, and an RBI. Junior shortstop Cooper Fransen continued his hitting streak with 2 more hits. Senior Jack Hancsin provided an early spark with an RBI double in the bottom of the first inning, helping the Terriers take a 2-1 lead. Del Val then exploded offensively in the bottom of the third inning, scoring 6 runs to build an 8-1 advantage — a lead that proved sufficient for the win.
DEL VAL 5 WARREN HILLS 7
GAME MVP JACK HANCSIN
Game MVP Senior captain Jack Hancsin was the standout player, coming in relief during the second inning with two outs and the bases loaded, striking out a batter to escape the jam. He pitched 4.2 scoreless innings with 9 strikeouts, 5 walks, and no hits allowed to close out the game. At the plate, Hancsin was 2-for-2 with 2 RBIs, a run scored, and a stolen base. Freshman Gabe Miller went 2-for-3 with 2 runs scored and a walk, while junior shortstop Cooper Fransen was 3-for-4 with a run scored. The Terriers will host Warren Hills again on Thursday, April 3rd, at 4:00 PM.
2023 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
CONFERENCE RECORD 7-1
MIKE KELLY, ANTHONY SANISCALCHI, JOHN CROASDALE, THOMAS TRAMO, JACK ANGELONI, JOEY KLETTER, STOY FOHRING, KEVIN HULTS, JARED LEEDS, KEITH POLIN, JACK REARDON, DANNY SHAPIRO, MANNY MODUGNO, JACK HANCSIN, JAMES HINTENACH, COOPER FRANSEN, RYAN AUTEN, MOSSIMO PECCHIA
2016 GAME MVPs
CJ SCHAIBLE, CHRISTIAN HLINKA, SEAN HANCZARYK
IN 2016 DEL VAL WON IT'S FIRST SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SINCE 1959! THEY ALSO WON A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP THAT YEAR. THAT TERRIERS TEAM WAS LED BY 3 PLAYERS, 2 WENT ON TO PLAY DIVISION 1 BASEBALL. LHP CJ SCHAIBLE PITCHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, OUTFIELDER CHRISTIAN HLINKA PLAYED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AND CATCHER SEAN HANCZARYK PLAYED AT DESALES UNIVERSITY. HANCZARYK STILL HOLDS THE DEL VAL SINGLE SEASON RECORD FOR RBIs AT 33.
2021 GAME MVP
JACK CARIDDI
JACK CARIDDI WAS THE 2021 LEHIGH VALLEY PLAYER OF THE YEAR! HE ALSO SET THE DEL VAL SCHOOL RECORD FOR HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE AT .569 WHILE LEADING HIS TEAM TO A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP!
COACHING STAFF
SCHEDULE
Past Events
VARSITY RECORDS
SCHOOL RECORDS
*OFFICIAL RECORDS NOT KEPT UNTIL 2004
HITTING
HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE
.569 JACK CARIDDI (2021)
.563 SCOTT STYS (2004)
MOST HITS IN A SEASON
1. 36 JAKE WINSOR (1997)
2. 35 ANTHONY SANISCALCHI (2023)
3. 34 DAN BROKAW (2009)
MOST RUNS BATTED IN DURING A SEASON
33 SEAN HANCZARYK (2017)
MOST RUNS SCORED IN A SEASON
27 GARY COOPER (2007)
MOST STOLEN BASES IN A SEASON
18 JOHN CROASDALE (2023)
18 JUSTIN KOLPAN (2022)
MOST DOUBLES HIT IN A SEASON
1. 14 JIM HERMAN (1997)
2. 12 GERARD VATH (2007)
MOST TRIPLES HIT IN A SEASON
4 MIKE MIKLOSEY (2005)
4 MIKE NEWLAND (2005) (2007)
4 CHRIS KULIK (2010)
MOST HOME RUNS IN A SEASON
6 CHRIS KULIK (2009)
*LONGEST HR 457 FEET CHRIS KULIK (2009)
TEAM
MOST WINS IN A SEASON
18 WINS (1984, 2007, 2016)
22 WINS (1995)
MOST SQUEEZE BUNTS IN A SEASON
23 ON 25 ATEMPTS (2004)
MOST HOMERUNS IN A SEASON
13 HRs (2009)
MOST STOLEN BASES IN A SEASON
87 ON 91 ATTEMPTS (2021)
64 ON 67 ATTEMPTS (2005)
PITCHING
MOST WINS IN A SEASON
8 CJ SCHAIBLE (2016)
11 PETE TILSTRA (1995)
MOST STRIKE OUTS IN A SEASON
DAN BROKAW 87 (2010)
CJ SCHAIBLE 87 (2016)
MOST STRIKE OUTS IN A GAME
17 MICKEY PIERSON VS KEYPORT (1971)
14 KYLE LYON VS. NORTH PLAINFIELD (2008)
LOWEST ERA IN A SEASON
(MINIMUM 30 INNINGS)
.529 IAN KULIK (2016)
NO HITTERS
MIKE NEWLAND VS. BELVIDERE (2005)
VINCE TRICARICO VS. SOUTH HUNTERDON (2005)
GERARD VATH VS. BOUND BROOK (2007)
LOGAN BROWN VS. SOUTH HUNTERDON (2014)
PERFECT GAME
BRETT GODOWN VS. WARREN HILLS (2018)
TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
1959 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS
1984 DELAWARE RIVER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
1989 DELAWARE RIVER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
1992 SKYLAND CONFERENCE RARITAN DIVISION CHAMPIONS
1995 SKYLAND CONFERENCE RARITAN DIVISION CO-CHAMPIONS
1997 SKYLAND CONFERENCE RARITAN DIVISION CO-CHAMPIONS
2005 SKYLAND CONFERENCE RARITAN DIVISION CHAMPIONS
2016 SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION CO-CHAMPIONS
2016 NJSIAA CENTRAL JERSEY GROUP II SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS
2018 SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION CHAMPIONS
2021 SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION CO-CHAMPIONS
2023 SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION CHAMPIONS
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2024 SENIORS
STOY FOHRING
SENIOR CAPTAIN
STOY HAS EARNED 7 VARSITY LETTERS THROUGHOUT HIS CAREER IN BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL. HE PLANS ON ATTENDING PENN TECH COLLEGE TO STUDY ELECTRONICS. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS STOY, AND DONNA FOHRING, AND ALL HIS COACHES FOR ALL THEY HAVE DONE FOR HIM THROUGHOUT THE YEARS.
KEITH POLIN
SENIOR CAPTAIN
KEITH IS A TWO YEAR LETTER WINNER IN BASEBALL. HE ALSO PLAYED FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND IS A MEMBER OF THE DEL VAL SPORT AND SPIRIT CLUB. HE PLANS ON ATTENDING JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY TO STUDY BUSINESS IN THE FALL. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS SCOTT AND LAURA POLIN FOR COMING TO ALL HIS GAMES, YEARS OF DEDICATION, AND SUPPORT.
JARED LEEDS
SENIOR CAPTAIN
JARED IS A TWO YEAR LETTER WINNER IN BASEBALL. HE WAS ALSO A MEMBER OF THE WRESTLING AND FOOTBALL TEAMS. HE PLANS ON DOING AN APPRENTICESHIP AS AN ELECTRICIAN IN THE FALL. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS SCOTT AND PATRICIA LEEDS, AND ALL HIS COACHES FOR THEIR TIME, DEDICATION, AND SUPPORT.
LUKE BROGAN
SENIOR CAPTAIN
LUKE HAS EARNED THREE VARSITY LETTERS IN BASEBALL. HE HAS ALSO PLAYED FOUR YEARS OF FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL. HE WILL BE ATTENDING ROWAN UNIVERSITY IN THE FALL TO STUDY PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PLAY FOOTBALL. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS ROB AND WENDY BROGAN, HIS FAMILY, AND ALL HIS COACHES FOR ALL THEIR SUPPORT THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE.
KEVIN HULTS
SENIOR CAPTAIN
KEVIN IS A THREE YEAR LETTER WINNER IN BASEBALL. KEVIN ALSO EARNED A LETTER IN SOCCER, AND BASKETBALL. HE IS ALSO A MEMBER OF BEST BUDDIES AND SPORT AND SPIRIT CLUB. HE PLANS ON DOING AN APPRENTICESHIP TO BE A LINEMAN FOLLOWING GRADUATION. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS HARRY AND STEPHANIE HULTS, AND ALL HIS COACHES FOR THEIR TIME, DEDICATION, AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE.
JACK REARDON
SENIOR CAPTAIN
JACK IS A THREE YEAR LETTER WINNER IN BASEBALL. HE WILL BE ATTENDING THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY IN THE FALL TO PLAY BASEBALL, AND HE IS UNDECIDED ON A MAJOR. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS SHAWN AND MELISSA REARDON, AND ALL HIS COACHES FOR THEIR TIME, DEDICATION, AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE.
DANNY SHAPIRO
SENIOR CAPTAIN
DANNY IS A TWO YEAR LETTER WINNER IN BASEBALL. HE PLAYED FOOTBALL FOR TWO YEARS AND BASEBALL ALL FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL. HE PLANS ON ATTENDING COLLEGE IN THE FALL TO STUDY ENGINEERING AND MATH. HE WOULD LIKE TO THANK HIS PARENTS SHAWN AND SHERRY SHAPIRO, HIS COACHES, TEACHERS, AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR TIME, DEDICATION, AND SUPPORT.
SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION FIRST TEAM
RYAN AUTEN
DANNY SHAPIRO
JACK REARDON
SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION SECOND TEAM
KEVIN HULTS
STOY FOHRING
JIMMY HINTENACH
SKYLAND CONFERENCE VALLEY DIVISION HONORABLE MENTION
JACK HANCSIN
DEL VAL TEAM AWARDS
RYAN AUTEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
JACK REARDON MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER
STOY FOHRING MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER
KEVIN HULTS COACHES AWARD
DANNY SHAPIRO COACHES AWARD
JARED LEEDS COACHES AWARD
LUKE BROGAN COACHES AWARD
MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER
JACK REARDON
SENIOR CAPTAIN JACK REARDON HIT ALL YEAR IN THE 3/4 SPOT. THESE ARE TWO OF THE MOST DIFFICULT SPOTS TO HIT IN THE BATTING ORDER. JACK LED THE TEAM IN RBIs WITH 18, HAD A BATTING AVERAGE OF .345, AND ON BASE PERCENTAGE OF .600, SLUGGING PERCENTAGE OF .509, HE HAD 19 HITS, 3 DOUBLES, 2 HR, 12 WALKS, 2 HBP, 11 RUNS.
MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER
STOY FOHRING
THE CATCHER POSITION HAS THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY, RESPONSIBILITY, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNICATION. FOHRING EXCELLED IN ALL OF THESE AREAS, AND MADE THE CATCHER POSITION A STRENGTH FOR OUR DEFENSE.
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
RYAN AUTEN
SOPHOMORE ACE RYAN AUTEN IS OUR 2024 DEL VAL BASEBALL MVP. RYAN WAS A 6 TIME TERRIERS GAME MVP, A CONFERENCE PITCHER OF THE WEEK TWICE, AND A DEL VAL ATHLETE OF THE MONTH OF MAY. ON THE MOUND RYAN THREW 37 INNINGS, WITH 65 STRIKEOUTS, 13 EARNED RUNS, AN ERA OF 2.46, AND A 3-2-1 RECORD.
2024 RESULTS
COACHES AWARD
LUKE BROGAN
OUR TEAM GOAL WAS TO CONTROL WHAT YOU CAN CONTROL EVERY DAY, YOUR ATTITUDE, EFFORT, AND ENERGY. NO OTHER PLAYER DID IT BETTER THAN LUKE DID, AND IT HAD A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE OTHER PLAYERS, AND OUR CULTURE. ON GAME DAYS WE ALL KNEW WHAT WE WERE GOING TO GET FROM LUKE ON AND OFF THE FIELD. ON THE FIELD WE GOT GREAT DEFENSE, AND PITCHING. OFF THE FIELD A GREAT LEADER. THANK YOU FOR A GREAT CAREER, IT'S BEEN A PLEASURE TO COACH YOU!
COACHES AWARD
JARED LEEDS
SENIOR CAPTAIN JARED LEEDS HAD A SOLID SEASON AT SECOND BASE, AND AT THE PLATE. HE HAD A BATTING AVERAGE OF .281, .491 OBP, .404 SLG, 16 HITS, 12 RBI, 7 DOUBLES, 14 RUNS, AND 8 WALKS. AS A CLOSER JARED THREW 9.2 INNINGS, WITH 9 STRIKEOUTS, AND HE ONLY GAVE UP 1 UNEARNED RUN ON 7 HITS. THANK YOU JARED FOR A GREAT 4 YEARS, IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO COACH YOU!
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
RYAN AUTEN
SOPHOMORE RYAN AUTEN WAS A TERRIERS GAME MVP 6 TIMES, CONFERENCE PITCHER OF THE WEEK TWICE, AND DEL VAL ATHLETE OF THE MONTH IN MAY. THREE DIFFERENT CONFERENCE GAMES, RYAN RECORDED 12 STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME, VS P'BURG, BERNARDS, AND GILL ST. BERNARDS. CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU FOR A GREAT SEASON RYAN! YOU WERE A PLEASURE TO COACH, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU BACK NEXT YEAR!
MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER
JACK REARDON
SENIOR CAPTAIN JACK REARDON LED THE TEAM IN RBIs WITH 18, HAD A BATTING AVERAGE OF .345, AND ON BASE PERCENTAGE OF .600, SLUGGING PERCENTAGE OF .509, HE HAD 19 HITS, 3 DOUBLES, 2 HR, 12 WALKS, 2 HBP, 11 RUNS. JACK WILL BE MOVING ON TO PITCH AND PLAY FOR THE COLLEGE OF NJ IN THE FALL. THANK YOU JACK FOR A GREAT 4 YEARS, IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO COACH YOU!
MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER
STOY FOHRING
SENIOR CAPTAIN STOY FOHRING HAS BEEN THE STARTING CATCHER FOR 3 YEARS. ON TOP OF BEING OUR MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER, FOHRING HAD A BATTING AVERAGE OF .314, AN ON BASE PERCENTAGE OF .588, 16 HITS, 8 RBI, 4 DOUBLES, 8 RUNS. THANK YOU STOY FOR A GREAT 4 YEARS, IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO COACH YOU!
COACHES AWARD
DANNY SHAPIRO
SENIOR CAPTAIN DANNY SHAPIRO PLAYED OUTFIELD, THIRD BASE, AND PITCHED. HE FINISHED WITH THE TEAMS HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE AT .368. DANNY HAD 25 HITS, 14 RUNS, 8 RBI, 5 DOUBLES, 5 WALKS, 6 STOLEN BASES, AND HIS ON BASE PERCENTAGE WAS .441. AS A PITCHER DANNY HAD OUR LOWEST ERA AT 2.07. HE PITCHED 23.2 INNINGS, 17 STRIKEOUTS, 11 WALKS, AND ONLY GAVE UP 7 EARNED RUNS. THANK YOU DANNY FOR A GREAT 4 YEARS, IT WAS A PLEASURE TO COACH YOU!
COACHES AWARD
KEVIN HULTS
SENIOR CAPTAIN KEVIN HULTS IS OUR STARTING CENTERFIELDER, HAD A BATTING AVERAGE OF .347, ON BASE PERCENTAGE OF .515, 11 STOLEN BASES, 17 HITS, 14 WALKS, 3 HBP, 9 RBI, 8 RUNS. THANK YOU KEVIN FOR A GREAT 4 YEARS! IT WAS A PLEASURE TO COACH YOU!
DEL VAL 6 HACKETTSTOWN 4
GAME C0-MVPs DANNY SHAPIRO AND STOY FOHRING
DEL VAL 6 RUN EXPLOSION IN THE FOURTH INNING ENOUGH TO POWER THE TERRIERS PAST THE TIGERS FOR A 6-4 WIN. DOWN 3-0 IN THE FOURTH INNING, GAME CO-MVP STOY FOHRING STARTED THE COME FROM BEHIND RALLY WITH A DOUBLE. FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 DOUBLES, A RUN, AND 1 RBI. GAME CO-MVP DANNY SHAPIRO BROKE A 3-3 TIE LATER IN THE FOURTH INNING WITH A DOUBLED THAT SCORED 2 RUNS TO GIVE THE TERRIERS A 5-3 LEAD. SHAPIRO FINISHED THE DAY 3 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 DOUBLES, A RUN SCORED, 2 STOLEN BASES, AND 2 RBI. SHAPIRO WAS ALSO THE STARTING PITCHER AND GOT THE WIN ON THE MOUND. JACK HANCSIN WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH A RUN, AND RBI. THE TERRIERS (13-6-1) HAVE WON 4 GAMES IN A ROW, AND PLAY NOTTINGHAM SATURDAY 5/18 AT 4:00. DYLAN RASIMOWICZ THREW A NO-HITTER IN THE JV GAME VS HACKETTSTOWN IN AN 8-0 WIN EARLIER IN THE DAY.
DEL VAL 4 PINGRY 2
GAME MVP BRADY REARDON
GAME MVP STARTING PITCHER JUNIOR BRADY REARDON WENT 5.2 INNINGS WITH 3 STRIKEOUTS, NO WALKS, 7 HITS, AND 2 EARNED RUNS. IN THE 6TH INNING AFTER A LEADOFF DOUBLE, AND A STOLEN BASE, REARDON PICKED OFF THE RUNNER AT THIRD TO STOP PINGRY FROM PULLING WITHIN A RUN. SENIOR JARED LEEDS CLOSED THE GAME OUT PITCHING THE FINAL 1.1 INNINGS. WITH THE TYING RUN AT THE PLATE AND 2 OUTS, LEEDS USED A CURVE BALL TO STRIKE OUT THE FINAL BATTER AND DELIVER THE WIN TO THE TERRIERS. DEL VAL IS BACK IN ACTION TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE RIDGE VS HACKETTSTOWN AT 7:00. DEL VAL IS CURRENTLY 12-6-1 AND THE 9 SEED IN THE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT. THE CUT OFF FOR POWER POINTS IS SATURDAY. THE FIRST ROUND OF THE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT IS THURSDAY 5/23, FOLLOWED BY ROUND 2 ON 5/29. THE HIGHER SEEDED TEAMS WILL BE HOME.
DEL VAL 8 PRINCETON 2
GAME MVP RYAN AUTEN
JACKS WERE WILD IN THE FIRST INNING WITH BACK TO BACK 2 RUN HOME RUNS THAT PUT THE TERRIERS ON TOP 4-0. IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FIRST WITH TWO OUTS JIMMY HINTENACH SINGLED, AND THEN SENIOR CLEANUP HITTER JACK REARDON CRUSHED A HOME RUN OVER THE LEFT FIELD FENCE. THEN RYAN AUTEN HIT A TWO OUT SINGLE, AND JUNIOR JACK HANCSIN HIT A BOMB OVER THE LEFT FIELD FENCE. GAME MVP AND STARTING PITCHER SOPHOMORE RYAN AUTEN WAS 3 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 RBIs AND A RUN SCORED. AUTEN DROVE IN HIS 2 RUNS IN THE 4TH INNING WITH A FULL COUNT LINE DRIVE TO LEFT FIELD. AUTEN WENT 5 INNINGS ON THE MOUND WITH 6 STRIKEOUTS, 2 WALKS, 4 HITS, 1 UNEARNED RUN. REARDON FINISHED THE DAY AT THE PLATE 1 FOR 1 WITH A HR, 3 WALKS, AND 2 RBI. DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 2 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH A DOUBLE, RUN SCORED, AND A STOLEN BASE.
DEL VAL 8 BELVIDERE 1
GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH
GAME MVP JUNIOR JIMMY HINTENACH WAS 2 FOR AT THE PLATE WITH 3 RUNS SCORED, 3 STOLEN BASES, AND 1 RBI. SENIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH AN RBI. SENIOR STARTING PITCHER JACK REARDON WAS 2 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH A DOUBLE AND 1 RBI. RYAN AUTEN WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH A RUN SCORED, AND 2 RBI. SENIOR DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 1 FOR 1 WITH A RUN SCORED, AND A DOUBLE. DEL VAL IS CURRENTLY THE 11 SEED IN THE CENTRAL JERSEY SECTION THAT STARTS NEXT THURSDAY 5/23. THE TERRIERS ARE BACK IN ACTION TODAY WEDNESDAY 5/15 AT DIAMOND NATION AT 7:00 ON FIELD 3 VS PRINCETON.
ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
RYAN AUTEN
CONGRATULATIONS RYAN AUTEN! RYAN HAS THROWN 32 INNINGS IN 6 GAMES THIS SEASON, AVERAGING ALMOST 2 STRIKEOUTS PER INNING, AND JUST UNDER 10 STRIKEOUTS PER GAME. RYAN IS CURRENTLY AT 59 STRIKEOUTS, AND CHASING THE SINGLE SEASON SCHOOL RECORD OF 87 SET BY DANNY BROKAW, AND CJ SCHAIBLE.
DEL VAL 2 P'BURG 4
GAME MVP STOY FOHRING
WITH THE GAME TIED AT 1-1 IN THE FIFTH INNING, DEL VAL HAD BASES LOADED WITH 1 OUT AND LOOKED TO BE THREATENING. THE INNING ENDED ON DOUBLE PLAY WHEN THE LEFT FIELDER CAUGHT THE BALL, AND THREW TO THE PLATE JUST IN TIME TO GET THE RUNNER TAGGING UP FROM THIRD IN A BANG BANG PLAY AT THE PLATE. P'BURG SCORED 3 RUNS IN THE TOP OF THE SIXTH, AND WHILE DEL VAL ANSWERED BACK WITH ONE RUN THEY COULDN'T MANAGE TO PULL ANY CLOSER AND LOST TO 4-2. DEL VAL CAN STILL WIN A SHARE OF THE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A WIN OVER GILL WHEN THEY FINISH THE SUSPENDED GAME FROM APRIL 24TH. THAT GAME WILL START IN THE ELLEVENTH INNING. GAME MVP FOR THE TERRIERS TODAY WAS SENIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING. HE WAS OUTSTANDING BEHIND THE DISH, AND HIS PERFORMANCE AT THE PLATE WAS 1 FOR 2 WITH A WALK. SOPHOMORE STARTING PITCHER RYAN AUTEN HAD ANOTHER GREAT OUTING ON THE MOUND. IN SIX INNINGS OF WORK HE RECORDED 12 STRIKEOUTS, 1 WALK, AND GAVE UP 5 HITS.
DEL VAL 1 POPE JOHN 7
GAME MVP JACK REARDON
GAME MVP SENIOR STARTING PITCHER JACK REARDON WAS 2 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH AN RBI. KEVIN HULTS REACHED BASE ALL THREE AT BATS WITH TWO WALKS AND ONE HBP. JIMMY HINTENACH WAS 1 FOR 3 WITH A RUN SCORED. STOY FOHRING WAS 1 FOR 3 AS WELL. JACK REARDON WENT 5 INNINGS WITH 6 STRIKEOUTS, 3 WALKS, 3 HIT BATTERS, 7 HITS, AND 4 RUNS.
DEL VAL 5 VERNON 4
GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH
IN THE HUNTERDON WARREN SUSSEX TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND, DEL VAL WINS 5-4. IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SEVENTH GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH LED OFF THE INNING WITH A DOUBLE DOWN THE RIGHT FIELD LINE. THEN WITH BASES LOADED, AND TWO OUTS, HINTENACH STEALS HOME ON A WILD PITCH DIVING IN TO JUST BEATING THE CATCHER TO THE PLATE. JACK HANCSIN WAS 2 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH A WALK AND SCORED A RUN. JARED LEEDS WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A DOUBLE, AND 2 RUNS SCORED. GAME MVP JIMMY HINTENACH WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A DOUBLE, RUN SCORED, AND A RBI. DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH AN RBI. COOPER FRANSEN WAS ALSO 2 FOR 4 WITH A STOLEN BASE ON THE DAY. RYAN AUTEN WAS 1 FOR 2 WITH 2 WALKS, AND A RUN SCORED. THE TERRIERS ADVANCE TO THE QUARTER FINAL ROUND OF THE HWS TOURNAMENT NEXT WEDNESDAY AT POPE JOHN.
DEL VAL 5 BERNARDS 0
GAME CO-MVPs JACK REARDON AND RYAN AUTEN
IN A BATTLE BETWEEN THE TOP 2 TEAMS, AND TOP 2 PITCHERS IN THE CONFERENCE, DEL VAL COMES OUT ON TOP 5-0. GAME CO-MVP SOPHOMORE STARTING PITCHER RYAN AUTEN GOES 4.2 INNINGS, WITH 12 STRIKEOUTS, 2 WALKS, 2 HITS, AND NO RUNS. DANNY SHAPIRO CAME IN RELIEF AND WENT 2.1 INNINGS, ALLOWING ONLY 2 HITS, NO RUNS, 2 STRIKEOUTS, 1 WALK, AND 1 HBP. THE GAMES FIRST RUN CAME IN THE THIRD INNING WHEN JACK HANCSIN SINGLED, WAS BUNTED OVER BY JARED LEEDS, AND JIMMY HINTENACH HIT A BLOOP SINGLE OVER THIRD BASE. AFTER A SINGLE BY DANNY SHAPIRO, THE GAME CO-MVP SENIOR JACK REARDON HIT A TOWERING THREE RUN HOMERUN OVER THE LEFT FIELD FENCE TO PUT THE TERRIERS UP 4-0. COOPER FRANSEN LED OFF THE FOURTH INNING WITH A SINGLE, AND LATER WOULD SCORE ON A JARED LEEDS DEEP SAC FLY. FRANSEN FINISHED THE DAY 2 FOR 3 WITH A STOLEN BASE AND A RUN SCORED.
DEL VAL 10 NORTH WARREN 0
GAME CO-MVPs JACK REARDON AND DANNY SHAPIRO
GAME CO-MVPs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
DEL VAL 6 GILL ST. BERNARDS 6
GAME MVP RYAN AUTEN
GAME MVP RYAN AUTEN WAS 3 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 WALKS. AUTEN ALSO THREW 6.2 INNINGS WITH 12 Ks, 2BBs, 6 HITS, 6 RUNS, 4 EARNED RUNS. THE GAME WAS CALLED AFTER 10 INNINGS DUE TO DARKNESS. RIGHT FIELDER JACK HANCSIN HAD THE DEFENSIVE PLAY OF THE GAME. IN THE BOTTOM OF THE NINTH INNING WITH NO OUTS AND A RUNNER AT SECOND, HANCSIN CAUGHT A FLY BALL AND GUNNED DOWN THE RUNNER AT THIRD TRYING TO TAG FROM SECOND. DEL VAL LEFT BASES LOADED TWICE IN THE 5TH AND 6TH INNING, AND FAILED TO SCORE ANY OF THE 5 OTHER RUNNERS THEY HAD IN SCORING POSITION. INTHE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH WITH 2 OUTS AND RUNNERS ON SECOND AND THIRD THE TERRIERS INTENTIONALLY WALKED THE 4 BATTER AND THEN DANNY SHAPIRO STRUCK OUT THE NEXT BATTER TO SEND THE GAME INTO EXTRA INNINGS. SHAPIRO WOULD GO ON TO THROW 3.1 SCORELESS INNINGS.
DEL 7 VOORHEES 0
GAME CO-MVPs KEVIN HULTS AND JACK REARDON
DEL VAL JUMPED OUT TO A 6-0 LEAD IN THE FIRST INNING OFF 7 HITS. THEN GAME CO-MVP STARTING PITCHER JACK REARDON DOMINATED ON THE MOUND FOR 5 INNINGS OF WORK. REARDON THREW A 1 HIT SHUTOUT WITH 8 STRIKEOUTS, AND 3 WALKS. REARDON ALSO WENT 2 FOR 2 AT THE PLATE WITH A DOUBLE, WALK, AND AN RBI. GAME CO-MVP SENIOR KEVIN HULTS WENT 3 FOR 3 WITH AN RBI. JUNIOR JIMMY HINTENACH WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH 2 RBI. SENIOR JARED LEEDS WAS 1 FOR 2, SCORED A RUN, HAD A STOLEN BASE, AND WAS ON BASE 2 OTHER TIMES BY WALK, AND HBP. SENIOR DANNY SHAPIRO CAME IN TO CLOSE ON THE MOUND THE LAST 2 INNINGS. SHAPIRO DID NOT ALLOW A BASERUNNER. TERRIERS IMPROVE TO 6-3 AND PLAY AT GILL ST. BERNARDS ON THURSDAY IN ANOTHER CONFERENCE GAME.
DEL VAL 4 WILSON 6
GAME MVP KEVIN HULTS
GAME MVP SENIOR CENTER FIELDER KEVIN HULTS WAS 2 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH TWO STOLEN BASES AND AN RBI. JUNIOR JACK HANCSIN WAS ALSO 2 FOR 3, AND HIT A DOUBLE. SENIOR DANNY SHAPIRO AND STOY FOHRING WERE BOTH 1 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH AN RBI. JUNIOR BRADY REARDON STARTED ON THE MOUND AND WENT 41/3 INNINGS, 5 STRIKEOUTS, 1 WALK, GAVE UP 7 HITS, 6 RUNS, 4 EARNED RUNS, AND A HBP. SENIOR LUKE BROGAN CAME IN RELIEF FOR 2 2/3 INNINGS, HAD 3 STRIKEOUTS, 1 WALK, 1 HIT, AND NO RUNS. DEL VAL HOST VOORHEES IN A CONFERENCE GAME TODAY AT 4:00. THE TERRIERS CAME OUT ON TOP ON OPENING DAY AGAINST THE VIKES WINNING 14-9.
DEL VAL 14 BELVIDERE 4
GAME MVP JACK REARDON
GAME MVP SENIOR JACK REARDON WAS 3 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 RBI, A WALK, AND A RUN TO LEAD THE TERRIER OFFENSE. SENIOR JARED LEEDS WAS 2 FOR 5 WITH 3 RBI, A DOUBLE, AND A RUN. SOPHOMORE COOPER FRANSEN HIT A BASES LOADED 2 OUT DOUBLE DOWN THE FIRST BASE LINE THAT SCORED ALL THREE RUNNERS. FRANSEN ALSO HAD A WALK AND A STOLEN BASE. SENIOR KEITH POLIN WAS 1 FOR 3 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, A DOUBLE, AND AN RBI. JUNIOR JACK HANCSIN WENT 5 INNINGS ON THE MOUND WITH 9 STRIKEOUTS, NO WALKS, AND 3 EARNED RUNS. SENIOR STARTING PITCHER KEVIN HULTS WENT 2 INNINGS, 3 Ks, 3 WALKS, 1 EARNED RUN. SENIOR DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 1 FOR 4. SOPHOMORE RYAN AUTEN WAS 1 FOR 3, WITH A RUN SCORED.
SENIOR NIGHT
FIRST PITCH PRINCIPAL MIKE KAYS
THE FIRST PITCH WILL BE THROWN OUT BY OUR PRINCIPAL. MR. KAYS GRADUATED FROM BELVIDERE HS 1998. HE GOT HIS MASTERS IN EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION FROM RIDER UNIVERSITY. HE WAS A SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER AT ALLENTOWN HS FOR 16 YEARS, WHERE HE ALSO COACHED LACROSSE FOR 12 YEARS, 5 YEARS AS A HEAD COACH. HE EARNED A COACH OF THE YEAR HONOR IN 2013. MR. KAYS ALSO COACHED FOOTBALL FOR 8 YEARS AT ALLENTOWN HS. HE THEN WENT ON TO BE AN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AT LIVINGSTON HS FOR 2 YEARS BEFORE COMING TO DEL VAL AS OUR PRINCIPAL. THANK YOU MR. KAYS FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT AND HELPING US HAVE ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON!
DEL VAL 0 PBURG 1
GAME CO-MVPs RYAN AUTEN AND STOY FOHRING
GAME MVPs, SOPHOMORE PITCHER RYAN AUTEN, AND SENIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING TOOK A ONE HITTER INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE SIXTH BEFORE YIELDING A RUN THAT EVENTUALLY LED TO A 1-0 LOSS. IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SIXTH, PBURG TOOK A LEADOFF WALK, A SINGLE, A SAC BUNT, AND AN RBI SINGLE TO SCORE THE ONLY RUN OF THE GAME. DEL VAL MISSED ON TWO GREAT OPPORTUNITIES EARLIER IN THE GAME. THE TERRIERS THREATENED IN THE THIRD INNING WHEN JARED LEEDS DOUBLED TO START THE INNING. LEEDS ADVANCED TO THIRD ON A BALK, BUT BACK TO BACK INFIELD POP UPS LEFT HIM STRANDED THERE. DEL VAL THREATENED AGAIN WHEN SENIOR KEVIN HULTS SINGLED TO LEADOFF THE FIFTH, AND ADVANCED TO SECOND ON A WILD PITCH. UNFORTUNATELY THE TERRIER OFFENSE CAME UP SHORT AGAIN.
DEL VAL 1 HACKETTSTOWN 5
GAME MVP JACK HANCSIN
GAME MVP JUNIOR RIGHT FIELDER AND LEAD OFF BATTER JACK HANCSIN WAS 1 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE, SCORED A RUN, HAD A STOLEN BASE, AND ALSO REACH BASE ON A HBP. SENIOR CENTER FIELDER KEVIN HULTS, AND SENIOR LEFT FIELDER DANNY SHAPIRO WERE BOTH 1 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE. THE TERRIERS ARE BACK AT IT AGAIN TOMORROW ON THE ROAD IN A CONFERENCE SHOWDOWN WITH THE PHILLIPSBURG STATELINERS. DEL VAL NOW SITS AT 4-1 (3-0 IN CONFERENCE), THE STATELINERS ARE 3-3 (1-2 IN CONFERENCE). TOP THREE PLAYERS LEADING THE TERRIER OFFENSE THROUGH THE FIRST 5 GAMES IN BATTING AVERAGE ARE: JUNIOR JIMMY HINTENACH .462 JUNIOR JACK HANCSIN .429 SENIOR JARED LEEDS .364 HARD THROWING SOPHOMORE RYAN AUTEN (1-0) LEADS THE DEL VAL PITCHING STAFF WITH 2 STARTS, 9 INN, 15 Ks, 5 H, 4 RUNS.
DEL VAL 6 WEST WINDSOR PLAINSBORO NORTH 0
GAME CO-MVPs BRADY REARDON AND LUKE BROGAN
JUNIOR STARTING PITCHER BRADY REARDON AND SENIOR CLOSER LUKE BROGAN COMBINE TO THROW A NO HITTER AGAINST WEST WINDSOR PLAINSBORO NORTH. BRADY EARNED HIS FIRST CAREER WIN ON THE MOUND GOING 5 INNINGS, NO RUNS, NO HITS, 2 KS, 3 BBs. BROGAN CLOSED OUT THE LAST 2 INNINGS, NO RUNS, NO HITS, 2 Ks, 2BBs. JUNIOR JIMMY HINTENACH AND SENIOR KEVIN HULTS LED THE TERRIER OFFENSE WITH 2 HITS EACH. HINTENACH WENT 2 FOR 2, WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, AND A STOLEN BASE. HULTS WAS 2 FOR 2 WITH A RUN SCORED, RBI, A STOLEN BASE AND HBP. SENIOR DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 1 FOR 3 WITH 2 RBI ON THE DAY. SENIOR JACK REARDON WAS 1 FOR 2 WITH AN RBI. DEL VAL IMPROVES TO 4-0, AND TRAVELS TO HACKETTSTOWN TOMORROW 4/17.
DEL VAL 4 BERNARDS 2
GAME CO-MVPs RYAN AUTEN AND JACK HANCSIN
RYAN AUTEN DOMINATES FOR THE TERRIERS, STRIKING OUT 10, AND ALLOWING NO RUNS THROUGH 5 INNINGS. IN A PITCHERS DUEL, WITH THE GAME TIED 0-0 IN THE SIXTH INNING, LEADOFF BATTER JACK HANCSIN DRIVES A 2-2 88 MPH FASTBALL OVER THE LEFT CENTER FIELD FENCE TO GIVE DEL VAL A 2-0 LEAD. THEN WITH THE GAME TIED AT 2-2, DANNY SHAPIRO LED OFF THE 7TH WITH A SINGLE, AND DEL VAL WOULD TAKE THE LEAD 4-2 ON JIMMY HINTENACH AND KEVIN HULTS RBI SINGLES. JIMMY HINTENACH AND LUKE BROGAN WOULD LEAD THE OFFENSE BOTH GOING 2 FOR 3 ON THE DAY. CLOSER DANNY SHAPIRO STRIKES OUT 2 OF THE FINAL 3 BATTERS TO SLAM THE DOOR SHUT ON A TALENTED BERNARDS TEAM IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH TO GET THE WIN. THE TERRIERS ARE NOW 3-0 AND IN FIRST PLACE IN THE DIVISION.
DEL VAL 13 GILL ST. BERNARDS 3
GAME MVP JARED LEEDS
DOWN 2-0 IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SECOND INNING, SENIOR JARED LEEDS BASES LOADED, TWO OUT, FULL COUNT, BASES CLEARING DOUBLE DOWN THE LEFT FIELD LINE JUMP STARTS THE TERRIER OFFENSE. LEEDS WENT ON TO FINISH THE DAY WITH A DOUBLE, 4 RBI, A WALK, HBP, AND SCORED TWICE. SENIOR STARTING PITCHER JACK REARDON GOT THE WIN ON THE MOUND. REARDON WENT 4 INNINGS WITH 5 STRIKEOUTS, 3 HITS, AND ONLY GAVE UP 2 RUNS. UP 4-2 IN THE FOURTH INNING, REARDON THE CLEAN UP HITTER, BROKE THE GAME OPEN WITH A BASES LOADED, TWO OUT, FULL COUNT, 3 RUN DOUBLE IN THE RIGHT CENTER GAP TO PUT DEL VAL UP 7-2. SENIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING FINISHED OFF THE GAME IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FIFTH INNING WITH A 2 OUT, WALK-OFF SINGLE TO RIGHT CENTER SCORING COOPER FRANSEN TO END THE GAME.
DEL VAL 14 VOORHEES 9
GAME CO-MVPs JACK HANCSIN, RYAN AUTEN
THE TERRIER OFFENSE CAME OUT SWINGING TO START THE 2024 SEASON SCORING 14 RUNS ON 13 HITS TO BEAT THE VIKES 14-9. GAME CO-MVP LEAD OFF BATTER JUNIOR JACK HANCSIN WENT 3 FOR 3 WITH A WALK, HBP, 3 RBI, 2 DOUBLES, 2 RUNS, AND A STOLEN BASE. GAME CO-MVP HARD THROWING SOPHOMORE ACE RYAN AUTEN LED THE TERRIERS DEFENSE ON THE MOUND GOING 4 INNINGS, WITH 5 STRIKEOUTS, AND ONLY ALLOWED 3 HITS. AUTEN WAS ALSO 2 FOR 2 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 WALKS AND 3 RBI. SENIOR OUTFIELDER DANNY SHAPIRO HAD 2 HITS, 3 RUNS, 2 RBI, A WALK, AND A STOLEN BASE. SHAPIRO ALSO CAME IN TO PITCH THE LAST 3 INNINGS TO HOLD THE VIKES DOWN. SENIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING HAD 3 HITS, A DOUBLE, AND 2 RBI. SENIOR SECOND BASEMAN JARED LEEDS HAD 2 HITS, A DOUBLE, 2 RUNS, A WALK AND AN RBI.
2023 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
CONFERENCE RECORD 7-1
MIKE KELLY, ANTHONY SANISCALCHI, JOHN CROASDALE, THOMAS TRAMO, JACK ANGELONI, JOEY KLETTER, STOY FOHRING, KEVIN HULTS, JARED LEEDS, KEITH POLIN, JACK REARDON, DANNY SHAPIRO, MANNY MODUGNO, JACK HANCSIN, JAMES HINTENACH, COOPER FRANSEN, RYAN AUTEN, MOSSIMO PECCHIA
2016 GAME MVPs
CJ SCHAIBLE, CHRISTIAN HLINKA, SEAN HANCZARYK
IN 2016 DEL VAL WON IT'S FIRST SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SINCE 1959! THEY ALSO WON A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP THAT YEAR. THAT TERRIERS TEAM WAS LED BY 3 PLAYERS, 2 WENT ON TO PLAY DIVISION 1 BASEBALL. LHP CJ SCHAIBLE PITCHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, OUTFIELDER CHRISTIAN HLINKA PLAYED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AND CATCHER SEAN HANCZARYK PLAYED AT DESALES UNIVERSITY. HANCZARYK STILL HOLDS THE DEL VAL SINGLE SEASON RECORD FOR RBIs AT 33.
2021 GAME MVP
JACK CARIDDI
JACK CARIDDI WAS THE 2021 LEHIGH VALLEY PLAYER OF THE YEAR! HE ALSO SET THE DEL VAL SCHOOL RECORD FOR HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE AT .569 WHILE LEADING HIS TEAM TO A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP!
2023 AWARDS
ALL STATE GROUP 2 THIRD TEAM (NJ.COM)
2B ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
DEL VAL BASEBALL TEAM MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE PLAYER
ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
DEL VAL BASEBALL TEAM MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE PLAYER
JOHN CROASDALE
DEL VAL BASEBALL TEAM MOST VALUABLE PITCHER
JACK REARDON
SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION FIRST TEAM
PITCHER JACK REARDON
CATCHER STOY FOHRING
INFIELDER ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
INFIELDER COOPER FRANSEN
OUTFIELDER DANNY SHAPIRO
SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION SECOND TEAM
OUTFIELDER JOHN CROASDALE
INFIELDER MIKE KELLY
PITCHER JARED LEEDS
SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION HONORABLE MENTION
OUTFIELDER KEVIN HULTS
2023 LEHIGH VALLEY LIVE .COM/EXPRESS TIMES ALL AREA BASEBALL SECOND TEAM
INFIELDER ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
2023 LEHIGH VALLEY LIVE .COM/EXPRESS TIMES ALL AREA BASEBALL THIRD TEAM
OF/3B/P DANNY SHAPIRO
2023 LEHIGH VALLEY LIVE .COM/EXPRESS TIMES ALL AREA BASEBALL HONORABLE MENTION
CATCHER STOY FOHRING
2B COOPER FRANSEN
2023 RESULTS
DEL VAL ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
DEL VAL 1 BERNARDS 3
GAME MVP MANNY MODUGNO
FRIDAY NIGHTS GAME SAW TWO SKYLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PLAY EACH OTHER AS A TUNE UP FOR THE STATE TOURNAMENT. DEL VAL WON THE MOUNTAIN DIVISION AND BERNARDS SPLIT THE VALLEY DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP WITH PINGRY. GAME MVP JUNIOR STARTING PITCHER MANNY MODUGNO WENT 5.1 INNINGS WITH 4 STRIKEOUTS, 4 HITS, 3 RUNS (2 EARNED), AND 2 WALKS. SENIOR MIKE KELLY AND JUNIOR DANNY SHAPIRO EACH HAD A DOUBLE IN THE GAME. MONDAY AT 4:00 THE 9TH SEEDED TERRIERS TRAVEL TO THE 8TH SEED BORDENTOWN IN A FIRST ROUND STATE SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT GAME.
DEL VAL 16 WARREN HILLS 7
GAME MVP's ANTHONY SANISCALCHI, MIKE KELLY, JOHN CROASDALE, JACK REARDON
TERRIERS GAME MVP's HAVE A HOME RUN DERBY TO POWER DEL VAL TO A 16-7 WIN OVER WARREN HILLS. CROASDALE STARTED THE DERBY WITH A FIRST INNING 2 RUN BLAST OVER THE LEFT FIELD FENCE TO PUT THE TERRIERS UP 2-0. SANISCALCHI LED OFF THE TOP OF THE 4TH WITH A SOLO SHOT OVER THE RIGHT CENTER FENCE TO EXTEND THE DEL VAL LEAD TO 6-2. IN THE TOP OF THE 5TH KELLY CRUSHED A 2 RUN MONSTROUS HOME RUN OVER THE TREES IN RIGHT CENTER TO GIVE THE TERRIERS AN 11-6 LEAD. REARDON LED OFF THE 6TH WITH A DINGER OVER THE LEFT FIELD FENCE FOR DEL VALS 4TH HOME RUN OF THE GAME. CROASDALE STOLE HIS 18TH BASES OF THE SEASON TO BREAK THE SCHOOL RECORD PREVIOUSLY HELD BY RYAN STEPHENS 21'. SANISCALCHI WAS 3 FOR 5 ON THE DAY AND NOW SITS AT 35 HITS, 1 AWAY FROM THE SCHOOL RECORD. FRANSEN AND SHAPIRO EACH HAD 3 HITS ON THE DAY, AND REARDON GOT THE WIN ON THE MOUND.
DEL VAL 3 GILL ST. BERNARDS 7
GAME MVP STOY FOHRING
GAME MVP JUNIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING WAS 1 FOR 2 AT THE PLATE WITH AN RBI, RUN SCORED AND A WALK. FOHRING HAS A .442 BATTING AVERAGE, .596 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE, 23 HITS, AND 16 RBI ON THE SEASON. SENIOR CENTERFIELDER JOHN CROASDALE NEEDS ONE STOLEN BASE TO BREAK THE SCHOOL RECORD OF 17 (RYAN STEPHENS 21'). SENIOR SHORTSTOP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI IS AT 31 HITS, FIVE AWAY FROM THE SCHOOL RECORD (36 JAKE WINSOR 97'). SANISCALCHI HAD THE LONGEST HIT STREAK ON THE TEAM AT 18 GAMES, AND LEADS THE TEAM WITH 31 HITS, .463 BATTING AVERAGE, 9 DOUBLES, 19 RBI, AND A .642 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE. FRESHMEN PITCHER MOSSIMO PECCHIA THREW 3 SCORELESS INNINGS, AND DID NOT GIVE UP A HIT. DEL VAL PLAYS AT WARREN HILLS TODAY ON THE FINAL DAY TEAMS CAN GAIN POWER POINTS. THE TERRIERS ARE CURRENTLY THE 10 SEED IN THE CENTRAL JERSEY GROUP 2 RANKINGS.
DEL VAL 6 P'BURG 7
GAME MVP DANNY SHAPIRO
GAME MVP JUNIOR DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 3 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, AND PLAYED SOLID DEFENSE ALL NIGHT. SENIOR SHORTSTOP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI WAS 1 FOR 2 WITH 2 WALKS, A DOUBLE, AND 2 RBI. SANISCALCHI NOW HAS AN 18 GAME HIT STREAK, AND IS CLOSING IN ON THE SCHOOL RECORD FOR HITS WITH 31 (36 JAKE WINSOR 97'). SENIOR CENTERFIELDER JOHN CROASDALE STOLE HIS 17TH BASE OF THE SEASON TO TIE THE SCHOOL RECORD WITH RYAN STEPHENS 21'. SANISCALCHI LEADS THE TEAM IN BATTING AVERAGE WITH .484, 19 RBI's, 9 DOUBLE, AND A SLUGGING PERCENTAGE OF .672. STOY FOHRING HAS A .440 BATTING AVERAGE WITH A .600 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE. DANNY SHAPIRO HAS A .418 BATTING AVERAGE, AND COOPER FRANSEN HAS A .404 BATTING AVERAGE. OTHER PLAYERS BATTING AVERAGE MIKE KELLY .360, JOHN CROASDALE .333, JACK REARDON .312.
DEL VAL 0 POPE JOHN 10
GAME MVP RYAN AUTEN
GAME MVP FRESHMEN PITCHER RYAN AUTEN KEPT POPE JOHN OFF BALANCE ALL GAME. AUTEN WENT 78 PITCHES AND 4 1/3 INNINGS WITH NO WALKS. THE TERRIERS HAD A SLOPPY DAY DEFENSIVELY AND GAVE UP 5 UNEARNED RUNS. JUNIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING HAD 1 OF THE TERRIERS 3 HITS WHEN HE DOUBLED OFF THE LEFT CENTERFIELD FENCE IN THE SECOND INNING. SENIOR ANTHONY SANISCALCHI SINGLED IN THE THIRD INNING TO HELP LOAD THE BASES, BUT THE TERRIERS COULDN'T GET THE CLUTCH HIT TO SCORE ANY RUNS. SANISCALCHI NOW HAS 30 HITS ON THE SEASON AND EXTENDED HIS HIT STREAK TO 17 GAMES. DEL VAL's NEXT GAME IS FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE RIDGE VS PBURG AT 7:00.
DEL VAL 14 NORTH WARREN 3
GAME MVP MIKE KELLY
GAME MVP SENIOR MIKE KELLY LEADS DEL VAL TO THEIR 6TH WIN IN A ROW. KELLY WITH A .391 BATTING AVERAGE WAS 4 FOR 4 WITH 2 DOUBLES, 4 RBI, AND 3 RUNS SCORED. THE TERRIERS 18 HIT ATTACK WITH 8 DOUBLES INCLUDED 5 PLAYERS WITH MULTIPLE HITS. FRANSEN WAS 3 FOR 5 WITH 3 RUNS SCORED, AND 3 RBI. SANISCALCHI WAS 2 FOR 5 WITH A DOUBLE, RBI, AND A RUN SCORED. STOY FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH 2 DOUBLES, AN RBI, AND A RUN SCORED. STARTING PITCHER DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 2 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH 2 DOUBLES AND A RBI. SHAPIRO HAD OUTSTANDING COMMAND OF ALL 3 OF HIS PITCHES GOING 5 INNINGS WITH 4 STRIKEOUTS, NO WALKS, 3 RUNS (2 EARNED) ON 5 HITS. SANISCALCHI NOW HAS 29 HITS, .475 BATTING AVERAGE AND IS 7 HITS AWAY FROM THE SCHOOL RECORD 36 (JAKE WINSOR 97'). JOHN CROASDALE STOLE HIS 16 BASE OF THE YEAR, AND NOW SITS 1 AWAY FROM TYING THE SCHOOL RECORD 17 (RYAN STEPHENS 21').
DEL VAL 10 LENAPE VALLEY 1
GAME MVP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
DEL VAL WINS SECOND ROUND HWS COUNTY TOURNAMENT GAME 10-1 OVER LENAPE VALLEY. THE TERRIERS MOVE ON TO PLAY THE #1 SEED POPE JOHN ON WEDNESDAY 5/10. GAME MVP DH ANTHONY SANISCALCHI WAS 3 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH A DOUBLE, RUN SCORED, AND 2 RBI. SANISCALCHI'S HIT STREAK IS AT 15 GAMES, HAS 27 HITS ON THE YEAR, AND 9 HITS AWAY FROM THE SCHOOL RECORD 36 (JAKE WINSOR 97'). SHAPIRO WAS 3 FOR 4 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, AND AN RBI. CROASDALE WAS 2 FOR 2 WITH A RUN SCORED, 2 WALKS, AND RBI, AND A STOLEN BASE. CROASDALE NOW HAS 15 STOLEN BASES AND IS CLOSING IN ON THE SCHOOL RECORD 17 (RYAN STEPHENS 21'). STOY FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH A RUN SCORED, DOUBLE, RBI, AND HBP. TRAMO WAS 1 FOR 1 WITH 2 RBI ON THE DAY AS WELL. MIKE KELLY WAS 1 FOR 4 WITH A TRIPLE, RBI, AND RUN SCORED. STARTING PITCHER JACK REARDON PICKED UP THE WIN ON THE MOUND.
DEL VAL 15 MANVILLE 2
GAME MVP DANNY SHAPIRO
DEL VAL WINS THE SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION WITH 15-2 WIN OVER MANVILLE. THE TERRIERS WENT 7-1 IN CONFERENCE PLAY, AND ARE ON A 4 GAME WIN STREAK GOING INTO TOMORROWS HWS TOURNAMENT GAME VS LENAPE VALLEY. WITH A 5-2 LEAD IN THE 5TH INNING, THE TERRIERS BROKE AWAY FROM MANVILLE SENDING 16 BATTERS TO THE PLATE AND SCORING 10 RUNS. GAME MVP JUNIOR STARTING PITCHER DANNY SHAPIRO WENT 4 INNINGS WITH 4 STRIKEOUTS, 1 WALK, AND ONLY GAVE UP 4 HITS AND 2 EARNED RUNS. THE "NO FLY ZONE" TERRIER OUTFIELD DEFENSE (CROASDALE, HULTS, LEEDS)HAD SHAPIRO'S BACK ALL DAY RUNNING DOWN SEVERAL FLY BALLS HIT IN THE GAPS. SHAPIRO ALSO WENT 2 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE WITH 3 RUNS SCORED, 3 RBI, 1 DOUBLE, AND A WALK. SANISCALCHI LEADING OFF THE 2ND INNING JUMP STARTED THE TERRIERS OFFENSE BY CRUSHING A FIRST PITCH FASTBALL 375 FT OFF THE LEFTCENTER FENCE. THE DOUBLE KEPT HIS 14 GAME HIT STREAK IN TACT. FRANSEN HAD HIS 7TH 2 HIT GAME OF THE SEASON. CROASDALE WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, 2 RBI, AND 4 STOLEN BASES.
DEL VAL 4 WALLKILL VALLEY 2
GAME MVP MOSSIMO PECCHIA
GAME MVP FRESHMEN RELIEF PITCHER MOSSIMO PECCHIA THREW A SCORELESS FINAL 4 INNINGS TO EARN THE WIN AND SEND THE TERRIERS INTO THE SECOND ROUND OF THE HUNTERDON WARREN SUSSEX TOURNAMENT. PECCHIA ENTERED THE GAME IN THE 4TH INNING AND DIDN'T GIVE UP A HIT THE REST OF THE GAME, HE STRUCKOUT 3, AND WALKED 1. FRESHMEN COOPER FRANSEN WAS 1 FOR 3, SCORED TWICE, HAD A STOLEN BASE, AND THE GO AHEAD RBI IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 6TH INNING. SENIOR SHORTSTOP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI WAS 1 FOR 3 AND EXTENDED HIS HIT STREAK TO 13 GAMES. DEL VAL TRAVELS TO LENAPE VALLEY ON SATURDAY AT 2:00 FOR THE SECOND ROUND GAME OF THE HUNTERDON WARREN SUSSEX TOURNAMENT. DEL VAL IS THE 9TH SEED AND LENAPE VALLEY IS THE 8TH SEED.
DEL VAL 7 BOUND BROOK 4
GAME MVP MIKE KELLY
DEL VAL BROKE A 4-4 TIE IN THE TOP OF THE SEVENTH INNING WITH BACK TO BACK TO BACK HITS BY SANISCALCHI, KELLY, AND CROASDALE. RELIEVER JARED LEEDS GOT THE WIN THROWING 3 SCORELESS INNINGS TO LIFT THE TERRIERS TO A 7-4 WIN. GAME MVP SENIOR MIKE KELLY WAS 3 FOR 4 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED. CROASDALE WAS 3 FOR 4 WITH A RUN SCORED AND AN RBI IN THE 7TH TO GIVE THE TERRIERS THE LEAD. FRANSEN WAS 2 FOR 4 AND HAD 2 RBI. FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH 2 RBI AND A WALK. SANISCALCHI EXTEND HIS HIT STREAK TO 12 GAMES. THE TERRIERS CLINCHED AT LEAST A TIE FOR THE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE WIN TODAY OVER BOUND BROOK. DEL VAL 6-1 TAKES ON MANVILLE 5-2 ON THURSDAY IN THE FINAL DIVISIONAL GAME. A WIN WOULD GIVE THE TERRIERS AN OUT RIGHT DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
KDP DEVELOPERS
GAME MVP PERNA FAMILY
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE PERNA FAMILY FOR ALL YOUR KINDNESS, DONATIONS, AND WORK YOU HAVE DONE FOR DEL VAL OVER THE YEARS. THANK YOU FOR LOANING YOUR ROLLER TO US SO WE COULD TAKE CARE OF THOSE BAD HOPS IN OUR INFIELD!
DEL VAL 13 SOUTH HUNTERDON 3
GAME MVP JACK REARDON
GAME MVP JUNIOR STARTING PITCHER JACK REARDON DOMINATES SOUTH HUNTERDON AND KEEPS THE TERRIERS AT THE TOP OF THE DIVISION WITH TWO GAMES TO GO. REARDON THREW A 6 INNING COMPLETE GAME WITH 7 STRIKEOUTS, 2 WALKS, 3 RUNS, 2 EARNED RUNS, ON 5 HITS. SANISCALCHI GOT THE TERRIER OFFENSE ON THE SCOREBOARD IN THE BOTTOM OF THE THIRD WHEN HE HIT A 3-1 FASTBALL OFF THE LEFTCENTER FENCE TO SCORE KEVIN HULTS. SANISCALCHI WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, 2 DOUBLES, AND 3 RBI. HE EXTENDED HIS HIT STREAK TO 11 GAMES AND 21 HITS ON THE SEASON. STOY FOHRING WAS 3 FOR 4 WITH A RUN SCORED, 3 RBI, AND A DOUBLE. DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A RUN SCORED AND 2 RBI. COOPER FRANSEN WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH 3 RUNS SCORED, AN RBI, AND A STOLEN BASE.
DEL VAL 3 VOORHEES 4
GAME MVP STOY FOHRING
GAME MVP JUNIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING WAS 1 FOR 2 WITH A TRIPLE AND A WALK. FOHRING WAS ALSO SOLID BEHIND THE PLATE, LEADING THE TERRIER BATTERY TO 8 STRIKE OUTS, 2 WALKS, ONE CAUGHT STEALING, AND NO STOLEN BASES ON THE DAY. JUNIOR STARTING PITCHER KEVIN HULTS THREW 6.1 STRONG INNINGS, WITH 8 STRIKEOUTS, 2 WALKS, AND 3 EARNED RUNS ON 92 PITCHES. SANISCALCHI WAS 1 FOR 3 WITH A SINGLE (19TH OF THE SEASON), A WALK, 2 RUNS SCORED, AND EXTENDED HIS HIT STREAK TO 10 GAMES. SENIOR MIKE KELLY WAS 1 FOR 1 WITH 2 WALKS. IN THE TOP OF THE 6TH WITH THE SCORE TIED AT 2-2, CROASDALE LED OFF WITH HBP, STOLE SECOND, AND SCORED FROM THIRD BASE ON A BALK CALL TO GIVE THE TERRIERS THE LEAD 3-2. DEL VAL (5-5) WAS UNABLE TO HOLD THE LEAD, GAVE UP 2 RUNS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH AND LOST 4-3.
DEL VAL 0 WARREN HILLS 5
GAME MVP COOPER FRANSEN
GAME MVP FRESHMEN COOPER FRANSEN WAS 1 FOR 3 AND EXTENDED HIS HIT STREAK TO 9 GAMES. FRANSEN WALKED AND WAS IN SCORING POSITION TWICE, BUT THE TERRIERS FAILED TO BRING HIM IN. SENIOR ANTHONY SANISCALCHI WAS 1 FOR 3 AND ALSO EXTENDED HIS HIT STREAK TO 9 GAMES. SANISCALCHI LEADS THE TEAM IN HITS WITH 18, AND IS ON PACE TO CHALLENGE THE SCHOOL HIT RECORD OF 36 SET BY JAKE WINSOR IN 1997. CURRENT PHYSICS TEACHER DAN BROKAW IS SECOND IN HITS WITH 34 IN 2009. JUNIOR DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 1 FOR 3 AT THE PLATE, AND THREW 3 SCORELESS INNINGS WITH 6 STRIKEOUTS AND 1 HIT.
DEL VAL 15 BELVIDERE 3
GAME CO-MVP's STOY FOHRING AND JACK REARDON
GAME CO-MVP JUNIOR DH CLEAN UP HITTER JACK REARDON LED A FIRST INNING 12 RUN ATTACK WITH A SINGLE AND A 3 RUN HR WITH 4 RBI AND 2 RUNS SCORED. GAME CO-MVP JUNIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 2 WITH 2 WALKS AND REACHED BASE ALL 4 AT BATS, INCLUDING TWICE IN THE FIRST INNING 12 RUN ATTACK. ALONG WITH REARDON, SANISCALCHI AND FRANSEN HAD 2 HITS EACH TO EXTEND THEIR HIT STEAKS TO 8 GAMES. SENIOR MIKE KELLY WAS 3 FOR 5 WITH AN RBI AND 2 RUNS SCORED. JUNIOR STARTING PITCHER MANNY MODUGNO DOMINATED ON THE MOUND WITH 8 STRIKEOUTS IN EARNING THE WIN FOR THE TERRIERS.
DEL VAL 10 MANVILLE 2
GAME MVP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
GAME MVP SENIOR SHORTSTOP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI GOES 4 FOR 5 AT THE PLATE WITH 3 RBI, A RUN SCORED, AND A STOLEN BASE. IN THE SECOND INNING TIED AT 0-0, WITH THE BASES LOADED AND 2 OUTS, SANISCALCHI RIPS A TWO RUN SINGLE DOWN THE THIRD BASE LINE. SANISCALCHI SINGLED IN ANOTHER RUN IN THE THIRD INNING WITH HIS THIRD HIT OF THE GAME. WINNING PITCHER JUNIOR JACK REARDON GAVE UP 1 HIT AND 2 UNEARNED RUNS ON 6 STRIKEOUTS IN 5 INNINGS OF WORK. REARDON ALSO WENT 2 FOR 4 AT THE PLATE WITH AN RBI AND RUN SCORED. FRANSEN, REARDON, AND SANISCALCHI EXTENDED THEIR HIT STREAKS TO 7 GAMES. THE TERRIERS (4-3) VISIT BELVIDERE ON THURSDAY IN ANOTHER DIVISIONAL GAME.
DEL VAL 4 HACKETTSTOWN 6
GAME MVP JOHN CROASDALE
SENIOR CENTERFIELDER CLEAN UP HITTER JOHN CRAOSDALE WAS THE GAME MVP TODAY. HE WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A GAME TYING RBI SINGLE IN THE 4TH. ANTHONY SANISCALCHI, JACK REARDON, AND COOPER FRANSEN EACH SINGLED TO KEEP THEIR HIT STREAK GOING AT 6 GAMES. THE TERRIERS DROPPED A TOUGH LOSS TO THE TIGERS GIVING UP 2 RUNS IN THE 7TH ON A COUPLE DEFENSIVE ERRORS. NEXT WEEK DEL VAL HAS 4 GAMES. MONDAY THE TERRIERS ARE ON THE ROAD TO GILL ST BERNARDS. TUESDAY MANVILLE (5-1) COMES IN TO TOWN FOR A BATTLE TO STAY AT THE TOP OF THE DIVISION. THURSDAY THE TERRIERS TRAVEL TO BELVIDERE IN ANOTHER CONFERENCE GAME, AND THEN FRIDAY NIGHT THE TERRIERS WILL BE BACK AT THE RIDGE VS WARREN HILLS AT 7:00.
DEL VAL 20 BOUND BROOK 7
GAME MVP JOHN CROASDALE
DEL VAL RESPONDS IN A TOUGH MATCH UP VS BOUND BROOK's ACE, NJIT COMMIT JAKE ANDERSON. DOWN 2-0 GOING INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE SECOND, GAME MVP SENIOR JOHN CROASDALE HITS A LEADOFF SINGLE, AND LATER THAT INNING A 3 RUN SINGLE TO GIVE THE TERRIERS A 7-2 LEAD. CROASDALE FINISHED THE DAY 3 FOR 3, WITH 3 RUNS SCORED, 4 RBI, A STOLEN BASE AND HBP. DEL VAL CONTINUED IT's 14 HIT ATTACK AND CHASING ANDERSON IN THE THIRD WITH A 12-2 LEAD. THE TERRIERS WOULD BUILD THEIR LEAD TO 20-2 BEFORE THE 3RD INNING ENDED. DANNY SHAPIRO WAS 3 FOR 4 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, 3 RBI, AND A STOLEN BASE. FRANSEN CONTINUED HIS HIT STREAK GOING 2 FOR 3 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, 2 RBI, A WALK AND STOLEN BASE. SANISCALCHI AND REARDON ALSO KEPT THEIR HIT STREAK GOING.
DEL VAL 4 RAMAPO 11
GAME MVP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI
SENIOR SHORTSTOP ANTHONY SANISCALCHI WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A HR, RBI, AND A RUN SCORED. JUNIOR PITCHER JACK REARDON WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A DOUBLE. JUNIOR CATCHER STOY FOHRING WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A RUN SCORED. FRESHMEN COOPER FRANSEN DOUBLED AND HAD AN RBI. SANISCALCHI, REARDON, AND FRANSEN CONTINUED THEIR 4 GAME HIT STREAK, AND HAVE A HIT IN EVERY GAME.
DEL VAL 6 SOUTH HUNTERDON 7
GAME MVP MIKE KELLY
GAME MVP CANISIUS COLLEGE DIVISION 1 COMMIT MICHAEL KELLY WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH A DOUBLE, 2 RBI, RUN SCORED, AND A WALK. WITH DEL VAL DOWN 5 IN THE TOP OF THE 7TH, SANISCALCHI, KELLY, AND REARDON HIT BACK TO BACK TO BACK DOUBLES TO TIE THE GAME AT 6-6. SOUTH SCORED IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH ON A 2 OUT BASES LOADED ERROR. THE TERRIERS STRUGGLED ALL DAY IN THE FIELD WITH 8 ERRORS. STARTING PITCHER JUNIOR JACK REARDON WENT 4 INNINGS GIVING UP 3 HITS, 5 RUNS (1 EARNED RUN), 4 STRIKEOUTS, AND 2 WALKS. SANISCALCHI WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, A DOUBLE, AND RBI.
DEL VAL 12 BELVIDERE 0
GAME CO-MVP's COOPER FRANSEN AND MANNY MODUGNO
GAME CO-MVP FRESHMEN SHORTSTOP COOPER FRANSEN WAS 2 FOR 3 WITH 3 RUNS SCORED, 2 STOLEN BASES, AND AN RBI. GAME CO-MVP JUNIOR PITCHER MANNY MODUGNO THREW A 5 INNING COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT WITH 8 STRIKEOUTS, AND A WALK TO EARN THE WIN. SANISCALCHI WAS ALSO 2 FOR 2 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, A DOUBLE, AND AN RBI. SENIOR CENTERFIELDER JOHN CROASDALE WAS 1 FOR 2 WITH 2 RUNS SCORED, 1 RBI, 4 STOLEN BASES, HBP, AND A WALK.
DEL VAL 11 HACKETTSTOWN 10
GAME MVP KEVIN HULTS
GAME MVP JUNIOR KEVIN HULTS EARNED THE SAVE AS HE SHUT DOWN THE TIGERS OFFENSE THE LAST THREE INNINGS TO HELP LEAD THE TERRIERS TO A 1-0 START. HULTS ALSO HAD 3 RBI, A HIT, STOLEN BASE, AND SCORED TWICE. FRESHMEN STARTING PITCHER RYAN AUTEN EARNS FIRST CAREER HS WIN ON OPENING DAY. AUTEN ALSO DELIVERED 2 HITS AND AN RBI. FRESHMEN SHORTSTOP COOPER FRANSEN WAS 2 FOR 4 WITH A STOLEN BASE AND RUN SCORED IN HIS DEBUT. JUNIOR DANNY SHAPIRO HIT A FIRST INNING 3 RUN DOUBLE TO GIVE DEL VAL A 4-0 LEAD. THE TERRIERS THEN BUILT A 10-3 LEAD AFTER 3 INNINGS BEHIND MULTIPLE HIT PERFORMANCES BY SENIOR ANTHONY SANISCALCHI, JUNIORS JACK REARDON AND STOY FOHRING.
DEL VAL BASEBALL
SENIORS 2023
JOEY KLETTER, MIKE KELLY, JOHN CROASDALE ANTHONY SANISCALCHI, JACK ANGELONI, THOMAS TRAMO
LAWN DOCTOR
FRANSEN FAMILY
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COLDWELL BANKER
MARY MALONE
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MICHELLE KLETTER
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2022 AWARDS
Anthony Saniscalchi
Del Val Baseball Team Most Valuable Defensive Player
Stoy Fohring
Del Val Baseball Team Coaches Award
Zach Erling
FIRST TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION
John Croasdale - Outfield
Anthony Saniscalchi - Second base
SECOND TEAM SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION
Jack Reardon - Third Base
Justin Kolpan - Outfield
Zach Erling - Pitcher
HONORABLE MENTION SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION
Jaden Corbin - Shortstop
2022 RESULTS
2021 AWARDS
EXPRESS TIMES/LEHIGH VALLEY LIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jack Cariddi - Catcher
EXPRESS TIMES/LEHIGH VALLEY LIVE ALL AREA BASEBALL TEAMS
FIRST TEAM
Jack Cariddi - Catcher
THIRD TEAM
Austin Piscitelli - Outfielder
HONORABLE MENTION
Michael Kelly
Ryan Stephens
STAR LEDGER ALL STATE GROUP 2 FIRST TEAM
Jack Cariddi - DH
HUNTERDON DEMOCRAT ALL COUNTY TEAM
Jack Cariddi
Austin Piscitelli
SKYLAND CONFERENCE MOUNTAIN DIVISION TEAMS
FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS
Jack Cariddi Catcher
Austin Piscitelli Outfield
Zachary Erling Pitcher
Michael Kelly At Large Player
SECOND TEAM SELECTIONS
Justin Kolpan Pitcher
Ryan Stephens Shortstop
Gavin Walker Outfield/Pitcher
HONORABLE MENTION
Collin Becker Third Base
DEL VAL BASEBALL END OF SEASON TEAM AWARDS
Most Valuable Offensive Player - Jack Cariddi - School Record .569 Batting Average, 29 Hits, 28 RBI, 11 Doubles, .625 OBP, 19 Games. Considered to be the best hitter in the last 20 years, and one of the top hitters of all time for Del Val.
Most Outstanding Outfielder - Austin Piscitelli - .404 Batting Average, 21 Hits, 17 Runs, 14 RBI. Outstanding speed on the base paths, and range in the outfield. He is a true game changer making plays most outfielders cannot. Considered one of the fastest players to come through Del Val, and puts a lot of pressure on opponents defense.
Most Outstanding Infielder - Ryan Stephens - School Record 17 Stolen Bases, .327 Batting Average, .492 OBP, 21 Runs, 15 RBI, 15 Walks. Solid shortstop, extremely smart player, with a quick release. Second highest OBP on the team, and offensively had several clutch hits in big games.
Golden Arm - Zach Erling - 1.581 ERA, 1.161 WHIP, 31 Innings, 21 Strike Outs, 8 GP, 3-2 Record. Number 1 pitcher, led our team on the mound in the biggest games. His 2 hitter against Pingry led us to a Conference Co-Championship. He also helped deliver a big win against North Hunterdon in the HWS Tournament.
Coaches Award - Collin Becker - Outstanding Performance Offensively, Defensively, as a Leader, High Character and Work Ethic, Great Teammate, Ability to Play First and Third Base at High Level,
extremely smart and complete player. He had several clutch hits and defensive plays in big games.
Coaches Award - Gavin Walker - Hardest throwing pitcher with the best curveball on the staff. Considered our top closer. Was a game changer in several big games as a pitcher, and a hitter. Closing out Gill St. Bernards and North Hunterdon were two of his biggest games.
