HGSA Minors
Bielamowicz masterful for R&R Auto Body
          Sara Bielamowicz is as hard to hit as her name is hard to spell.       Bielamowicz struck out 15 and did not walk a batter in pitching R&R Auto Body to a 2-1 win over Roma Bank. Gaby Onorati and Julia Velkovich scored the R&R runs.  
           In another one-run game that was quite the opposite when it came to scoring runs, Hamilton Dental topped Quakerbridge Radiology, 10-9 as Nina Schirmer pitched four innings in relief and hit a key two-run single. Kasey Giordano threw two innings for the Lady Molars and hit a two run double. Taylor Hawkes clubbed a triple for Hamilton Dental (2-4-1). For Quakerbridge, Nicole Russo went the distance and hit a two-run single.  
                Kagel's Heating and Air Conditioning kept it in high gear with a 6-3 win over Joe's Hamilton transmission. Kristin Hallam struck out 10, hit a triple and scored twice for Kagel’s (7-0).  Additional offense came from Grace Sperrazza (reached base four times) and Brittany Kelly (two doubles, RBI, run). HGSA Minors
Kagel’s wins twice to move record to 6-0 
          Kagel's Heating and Air Conditioning froze Rita's of Hamilton, 4-2, to move to 5-0 on the season. Kristin Hallam pitched a gem with nine strikeouts, 9 while Grace Sperrazza (3 hits, RBI) and Kelly Schwager (double, 2 RBI) provided the offense.
           Kagel's followed with a 7-2 win over Chez Alice Cafe behind the combined pitching efforts of Michelle Petrilla and Jaclyn Pasierb. Hallam (3 hits, 2 runs), Brittany Kelly (single, double), Samantha Manz (single, RBI) and Pasierb (single, double, run, 2 RBI) provided the offense.
HGSA Instructional-Apr. 23-24
Krauszer helps Sir Speedy zip past Carella’s 
            Blake Krauszer capped a fifth-run top of the fourth inning with an RBI single, and Sir Speedy erased a 5-1 deficit for a 6-5 win over Carella's Chocolates. Krauszer, Leila Collazo and Aleana Rivera had two hits each in Sir Speedy's second win. Tori Case was the winning pitcher and Olivia Babice earned a save.
           Natalie Mehl, Sara Szalwinski, and Skylar Adams combined for the shutout as PBA 66 defeated Play it Again Sports, 2-0.  Bella Ertel and Natalia Szezpanski had two hits and Maddie Battaglia had the game-winning RBI. Play it Again’s Rachel Ruch and Jessica Sami each had a hit and Sami made a nice defensive play.             
               Jem Trophies took a 9-2 win over Poor Boys as Shaelyn Harrill and Lauren Coiante had two hits and scored two runs each. Olivia Baldwin added a hit, while Cora Bridgers had two hits and a run scored for Poor Boys.       
                Crysten Wood and Danielle Delisa had three hits each as Nino's Pastry took a 9-3 win over Edinburgh Road Chapel. Jenna Colantoni and Gabrielle DeLisa added two hits each. Madeline Keelan handled the pitching for Nino's.
              PBA 66 edged Poor Boys, 5-3, behind three hits from Natalie Mehl.  Emily Diszler, Jenna Mastropolo and Ali Gutierrez had hits, while Marissa Cooper (2 RBI), Rachel Doan (2 hits) also contributed and Kaitlyn Ferlisi, Meghan Conover, Mikala Fenton, Jessica Hallam, Abby Hoeffner and Natalie Kozemchak had hits. Hoeffner and Jessica Pirozzi pitched well, while good defense came from Jenna Anderson.   Nicole Cerasi, Cora Bridges and Amy Jones had hits for Poor Boys.
              Edinburgh Road Church topped Sir Speedy, 6-1, despite an unassisted double play by Speedy third baseman Blake Krauszer. Tori Case, Alexis Schulz and Leila Collazo all reached base in the first for Speedy, with Case scoring for a 1-0 lead. Brittany Lucci and Cassidy Carroll also collected their second hits of the season.
            Jem Trophies and Hamilton Elks played to a 2-2 tie. Brianna O’Malley had two hits for Jem, while Taylor Thompson and Sarah Lubitsky each had doubles for the Elks.
              In the week’s sweetest game, Nino's Pastry topped Carella’s Chocolates, 7-3, as Miyah Dimao, Marcie Booz, Caitlyn Thiel and Caitlyn McNeil each had two hits while Madeline Keelan and Danielle DeLisa handled the pitching. Carella's got two hits each from Ashley Viesz and Haley Hollabaugh, while Alexandria Calderone added a hit.
HGSA Instructional-Apr. 16-17
Nino’s Pastry Shoppe whips up a couple of sweet wins
            Crysten Wood, Madeline Keelan and Brianna Colantoni each had two hits to lead Nino’s Pastry Shoppe to a 6-2 win over Play it Again Sports. Ciara Donaldson was 2-for-2 with two RBI for Play it Again, while Deasia Rock was 2-for-2.
           Nino’s took a 7-5 win over PBA 66, as Colantoni hit a home run while Miyah Dimao and Marcie Booz had two hits apiece. Danielle DeLisa and Keelan handled the pitching. Sklar Adams had two hits for PBA while Natalia Szepanski had a double and an RBI.
            Jem Trophies took an 8-3 win over PBA 66, as Gianna Bilardo and Kim Buckley had two hits apiece in support of winning pitcher Rebecca Ludwig. PBA got two hits each from Natalie Mehl, Sara Szalwinski and Emily Diszler.
            Carella’s Chocolates topped Hamilton Elks, 9-3, as nine different players scored and 10 different girls had at least one hit. Christina Weil and Ashley Kinczel each had two RBI. For the Elks, Jessica Layton and Sara Devoy had hits.
              Emily Croes game-winning hit helped Poor Boys to a 3-0 win over Sir Speedy.
             Edinburgh Road Chapel took a 5-4 win over Play It Again Sports, as Jessica Hallam played strong defense and had two hits. Meghan Conover and Kaitlyn Ferlisi also had two hits, while Marissa Cooper, Amanda Marks, Jessica Pirozzi, Kathryn Truban and Abby Hoeffner also had safeties. For Play it Again, Hannah MacDonald was 2-for-2 with an RBI and Julianne Kaufman had one hit, one RBI and one run scored.
            Caitlin Griggs had three hits and Macy DeBlois added two as JEM defeated Carella’s Chocolates 8-0. Lauren Coiante was the winning pitcher. For Carella’s Jayni Nielsen, Christina Weil, Kara Huchel, and Deandra Adams had hits.
            Hamilton Elks flew past Sir Speedy, 7-2, as Sarah Lubitsky had two hits, including a double, while Elizabeth Kerekes had two hits and an RBI. 
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HGSA Minors-Apr. 15
Peterson does it all for Hamilton Dental
            Kayla Peterson fired a complete game, struck out 10 and went 2-for-2 as Hamilton Dental brushed by Colgate, 11-2. 
            Kasey Giordano was 2-for-3 with five RBI, collecting a two-run single and a two-run triple for the Lady Molars, who notched their first win of the season. Nina Schirmer and Lauren Texany ignited a five-run first inning with RBI singles. Kaley Wise plated the Colgate runs with a two-run double.
HGSA Minors-Apr. 13
Kelly, Pasierb fuel Kagel's Heating/Air Conditioning
           Apr. 13: Kagel's Heating and Air Conditioning shutout Chez Alice Café to move to 4-0, behind Brittany Kelly's bat (single, double, homer, 5 RBI) and Jaclyn Pasierb's pitching (9 strikeouts).
           Michelle Petrilla made three outstanding defensive plays to hold Chez Alice Cafe scoreless. Danielle Anthony also went 2-for-2 with an RBI, while Grace Sperrazza and Kelly Schwager each scored twice.
HGSA Minors-Apr. 12
Bielamowicz fans 13 as R&R rolls to victory    
           Sara Bielamowicz fired a complete game and struck out 13 as R&R Auto Body defeated Joe's Hamilton Transmission, 7-2. Bielamowicz also scored twice. 
           Shenera Hampton, Cianie Kubish and Cassidy Wood each an outstanding defensive play and scored a run. For Joe's Hamilton Transmission, MaryKate Madonia had two singles and two runs scored, while Amanda Ferlisi added a triple.
            Kagel's Heating and Air Conditioning won its third straight, 11-1, over Quakerbridge Radiology. Leading the attack were Kelly Schwager (single, 2 doubles, 4 runs), Jaclyn Pasierb (3 walks, 3 runs), Danielle Anthony (RBI), and Alyssa Bowling (RBI). Pitcher Kristin Hallam struck out nine.


HGSA winners of the Aquafina Pitch, Hit & Run competition were (front row, from left)  Iliana Nyktas, Morgan Comfort, Nicole Russo and Jessica Angelini. Standing in the back are HGSA mentors Kim Murl (left) and Emily Suto.
Nyktas, Comfort win Pitch, Hit & Run titles
       Apr. 11: Iliana Nyktas swept the 9/10 age group in an Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Competition hosted by Hamilton Girls Softball Association on Sunday.
            Nyktas won all three events to earn the all-around championship and advance to the grassroots program’s sectional competition. In the 10/11 age group, Morgan Comfort was the run champ and all-around champ. Nicole Russo was the pitch champ and Jessica Angelini was the hit champ.
           As all-around winners, Nyktas and Comfort will be honorary batgirls at the Apr. 29 Nottingham-Steinert game. Nyktas will be in the Nottingham dugout while Comfort will help out the Spartans. 
HGSA Instructional-Apr. 10
Coiante, Houck are hitting gems for Jem
            Lauren Coiante and Caleigh Houck had two hits apiece to power Jem Trophies to a 7-1 win over Edinburg Road Chapel in HGSA Instructional play.
            Rachael Buckley notched the win for Jem. Meghan Conover had three hits for Edinburg, while Jessica Hallam added two hits, Marissa Cooper scored a run and Jessica Pirozzi and Amanda Marks were strong defensively.
            Nino’s Pastry Shoppe took a 3-2 win over Hamilton Elks 2262, as Gabrielle DeLisa, Brianna Colantoni and Danielle DeLisa each had two hits and Kaylee Whittaker pitched a strong game for the win. For the Elks, Taylor Thompson was 2-for-2 with an RBI, Mackenzie Suosso added an RBI and Iliana Nyktas pitched three strong innings.
            Melanie Flowers played strong defense and pitched well in helping Poor Boys to a 4-2 win over Carella’s Chocolates. For Carella’s, Joslin Skerratt had an unassisted double play, while Jayni Nielsen (hit, run), Deandra Adams (2 hits, RBI, run) and Kara Huchel (hit, RBI) all contributed offensively.
 Business is Boomin'  on HGSA Opening Day
The Hamilton Girls Softball Association held its Opening Day ceremonies at the HGSA Complex Saturday, with Trenton Thunder mascot Boomer (top) arriving to provide support and wish the players good luck. Below, the players lineup along the outfield grass as their teams are introduced (Photos by Ken Weingartner). Click here for more photos. 
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HGSA Instructional-Apr. 10
Babice's bat gives Sir Speedy a quick start to season  
            Sir Speedy slipped past Play It Again Sports, 7-6, as Olivia Babice singled in Aleana Rivera and Haley Lestician in the bottom of the fourth inning. Alexis Schulz and Blake Krauszer combined on Sir Speedy's pitching. Jenna Arimenta had two hits and two RBIs, and Rachel Pierce added two hits for Play It Again Sports.
HGSA Minors-Apr. 8
Kagel’s bats stay hot as the weather in victory
           Kagel's Heating and Air Conditioning continued its offensive onslaught with a 10-1 win over Hamilton Dental. Kristin Hallam led the way with a triple, walk, three RBI and two runs. Grace Sperrazza contributed two hits and an RBI and Brittany Kelly had two RBI.
HGSA Minors - Apr. 7
Kagel's comes out smoking to start the season
            Kagel's Heating and Air Conditioning toppled Roma, 11-1, in the season opener. Anna Kerekes, Kristin Hallam, Jaclyn Pasierb and Kelly Schwager each scored two runs in the victory.
HGSA Majors - Apr. 6
Kukla nips Classic Sub Shop in opener  
         Kukla Chiropractic took a 6-5 thriller over Classic Sub Shop behind the hitting of Zania Banihani (hit, RBI), Kim Murl (hit, RBI) and Nicole Alagona (hit, sacrifice, 2 RBI).   Pitcher Alison Martino stymied the Classic Sub offense with 11 strikeouts.


Four of the girls who received the HGSA Mentor Award include (from L to R)  Marissa Harrigan, Kimberly Ragazzo, Kimberly Murl and Taylor Lawson.   
HGSA proud to announce 12 Mentors for 2009
          Playing in the Hamilton Girls Softball Association offers more than just a chance to bat and throw and catch.
        It offers a chance to help those up-and-coming softball players in their sport and beyond.
        In 2009 the organization is proud to announce there were 12 HGSA Mentors - Sara Baum, Caitlyn Brugnoli, Samantha Dice, Jessica Fremgen, Marissa Goodwin, Marissa Harrigan, Taylor Lawson, Kimberly Murl, Kimberly Ragazzo, Lauren Salge, Emily Suto and Katherine Whittaker.
        These mentors provided 236.5 hours of community service to the league during the Spring and Fall playing seasons.  
          The HGSA Mentor Program provides a way for experienced, older HGSA players to enrich the skills of younger players while accumulating community service hours to meet high school, religious and college requirements. The Mentors serve as assistant team coaches to the younger division teams.  
             HGSA Mentors have learned numerous drills and other softball enhancement techniques during their many years of playing fast-pitch, and provide quality role models for younger players that are still learning the basics of the game.         
            Several of the Mentors were awarded the prestigious Presidential Service Award for their service contributions. The PSA recognizes and honors volunteers who set a standard for service, encourage a sustained commitment to civic participation, and inspire others to make service a central part of their lives.
           The PSA recognizes individuals, families, and groups that have achieved a certain standard – measured by the number of hours of service over a 12-month period or cumulative hours earned over the course of a lifetime.
            The Mentors have all played fast-pitch softball for several years not only in the Hamilton recreational league, but for their high school and travel softball teams. The girls were outstanding in serving the HGSA softball community and helping to continue the HGSA Mentor Program.

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