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New Steinert Athletic Director Brian Smith was all smiles as he took over the job this week. Smith was raised in Hamilton Township and has taught in the school system his entire career (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
Smith takes the reigns as new Steinert Athletic Director

Donigan fired up for
tonight's debut as
Rutgers soccer coach
        Steinert graduate Dan Donigan is more excited than he's ever been before to start a soccer season as he and his Rutgers soccer team open the Donigan Era at Lehigh on Wednesday night. Donigan has received help from a major figure on campus in getting his team ready.
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New menu look for Fish4Scores.com
     Sorry for the lack of new content in the past two weeks, but really, there wasn't much going on. Secondly, we have been busy making a few changes in how you get to your pages, which we hope will make your web browsing easier. 
     Rather than run the menu of all the team pages on the side, divided into "boys sports" and "girls sports" we have broken them up by seasons. If you look at the black bar above, the new menu is there. For example, click on fall sports and a drop down menu will appear with all the fall sports teams.
       The links to contact us, and several other links, are now located at the top of the blue box on the left. Below, are opportunities to support Fish4Scores and help yourself at the same time.
        New content will be appearing soon. Unfortunately, the tragic passing of a close friend has put things on hold, but rest assured we will soon be providing you with the coverage of Hamilton Township you have grown accustomed to. Thanks for your patience.  


The Sunnybrae 12-year-old All-Star team recently claimed the Lawrence Little League title in its late-season tournament. As the scoreboard shows, Sunnybrae defeated East Windsor 6-3 in the championship game. The team members featured (bottom row, from left) Nicholas Maglione, Anthony Bencivengo, Sean O'Boyle, Brian Renda; (back row) manager Brian Maglione, Tyler Kmiec, Nick Ziccardi, Jordan Mucha, Eric Miller, Jeff Cohen and coach Chris Kmiec. Missing from the photo is Terrance Mazzella. Click here for more photos.


After enjoying an incredible travel season, the Hamilton Girls Softball Association 8U Hurricanes were invited to the Hamilton Council Meeting last week and were presented with a proclamation recognizing their accomplishments this summer.  The 8’s finished 22-1 and won five of six tournaments, including the Babe Ruth Southern New Jersey and Mid-Atlantic Regional Titles. Pictured are (front row, from left) councilman Ed Gore, Alex Haley, Amy Jones, Haley Lestician, Lauren Coiante, Natalie Mehl, Becca Ludowig, Nicole Cerasi, Emily Ludowig; (back row) councilmen Kevin Meara and Dennis Pone, coach Pete Lestician, councilman Dave Kenny, manager Matt Mehl, councilwoman Kelly Yaede and coach Joe Cerasi. 

College baseball
Steinert grad Maher has outstanding summer in AAABA


The Hamilton Girls Softball Association Hurricanes 10U White team capped an outstanding  season by recently winning the Howell Eye of the Storm Tournament championship. Celebrating the victory are (front row, from left) Jessica Angelini, Madison Balke, Bella Savelli, Grace Cooke, Cora Bridgers; (second row) Kodi Stout, Sara Szalwinski, Victoria Savelli, Alexis Davidson, Brynn Wilfing, Ashley Gerstnicker; (back row) Coach Frank Angelini, Manager Steve Wilfing, Coaches Jon Cooke and Pete Balke. Missing from the picture is Nicole Russo, Cassidy Wood, Arianna Pelosi, and Samantha Manz.


Gabby Bennett had two hits in Friday's morning game, but it wasn't enough as HGSA dropped a 5-0 decision to Santa Fe, Fla., for its first loss in the Babe Ruth World Series. The ''Canes phenomenal season ended Friday night with a loss to Busly, La. (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
Aug. 13 Babe Ruth 12U World Series
Hurricanes awesome run ends with two losses Friday



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FISH TALES
(Also known as
Rich Fisher's blog)
April 12
The right man won
       The script is too good to be true.
        The man who sticks by his wife as she battles breast cancer, the man who has always been a class act and a true famly man, wins the Masters.
        The guy who was so utterly scummy to his wife didn't. 
        There's nothing more to write. It was just great.
       Wait, there is one more thing.
      I used to be indifferent toward the man who apparently invented golf (and re-invented the libido), other than hating the way broadcasters gushed over him. But after his utter dirt bag behavior and these well-crafted, spin doctor apologies, and that completely disgraceful Nike commercial with his late father's voice-over, I hope he never wins again.
      And now, he probably won't. It's one thing to put the shame and humiliation of sexual indisgression behind you. But when you're snubbed by a high-powered media outlet like Fish4Scores, which captures an audience all the way from Bromley to Groveville. . .well, you've pretty much had it. 
April 5
A banner day for
Eagles PR machine
       The Donovan McNabb trade is already successful for the Eagles.
            For the past two years, Joe Banner has despised the Phillies for stealing the Eagles thunder. He seems to have a problem with fans wanting to follow a team that actually wins championships rather than comes close.
            But the timing of this trade could not have come at a better time for Eagles public relations.
         All winter long the Philadelphia fans have salivated at Roy Halladay’s first start in a Phillies uniform. On a normal day, the morning sportscasts would be blaring about Halliday’s debut.
         Instead, it’s been shoved beneath a mountain of McNabb. Not sure if that was part of the plan – probably not – but it’s obviously a tremendous piece of good timing for the Eagles.
            Now, when the actual NFL games start, it will be a little different.
            This trade has shocked the world, if only because McNabb has gone to a team that will play Philly twice a year. And that will, indeed, be interesting.
            If anything, McNabb has shown a penchant for coming up short in games that mean a lot. Can you even imagine him coming into Philadelphia, a place where his relationship has been nothing short of bizarre considering the love and hate he gets from there.
            Will he show the fans they were wrong and have a huge game? Or will he choke it up as has been his custom.
            Time will tell.
            But I have to imagine that right now, Joe Banner is sitting in his office quite smug. The team that he hates, maybe as much as the Cowboys themselves, has been completely knocked from the public eye in Philadelphia, in what should be a major Phillies moment. 
            Oh, and by the way, the NCAA championship game is tonight.
 
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