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Award
winning
Hornets
Although it was a tough second season  for the Hamilton West varsity boys  lacrosse team, junior Rich James (above) was named as a midfielder on the All-Colonial Valley Conference Patriot Division team, while John Carbone (right), when not in goal, was good enough at midfield to earn an Honorble Mention All-Colonial Valley Conference berth (Photos by Ken Weingartner).

 

 ad=.      logs. 
Allyson McCormick
and her Hamilton West teammates showed just how much they improved over the course of the year by scoring a school record 10 goals in their final game of the season. (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at bgsportshots.com).

Hornets girls’ season finale indicative of progress
            The progress continued for the Hamilton West girls lacrosse team in its second varsity season.
            Although the Hornets failed to get a victory, it concluded the season with a 10-goal explosion in an 11-10 setback to Ewing in the consolation round of the Mercer County Tournament.
            The 10 goals was a team-record for one game, smashing the old mark of four. Meghan Schneck had a career-high seven in the game, bringing her season total to a school-record 22 (for both girls and boys).
            Hamilton trailed 8-5 at halftime but rallied to make it 8-8. It fell behind again 9-8, then tied it at 9-9. Ewing took a two-goal lead before Dara Eliacin scored her second goal with 1:30 remaining to make it close before Ewing killed the clock.  
          Erin Septer had the Hornets other goal, while Eliacin and Loran Wyrough each had two assists and Chelsea Saner added an assist. Maura Woodrow had over 10 saves to keep it close.


Megan Schneck maneuvers against West Windsor-Plainsboro South during Thursday’s game. The junior midfielder scored three goals in the Hornets respectable 13-4 setback to the 12-2 Pirates. Freshman Chelsea Shaner also scored her first career goal. 
The Hornets also fell to Ewing, 6-2, on Wednesday as Shaylyn Novak scored her first two career goals. Goalie Maura Woodrow had 21 saves in the two games. (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at bgsportshots.com).


Goals by Paul Mang (pictured above, No. 31, with Brant Lippencott) and Shane McCabe weren’t enough as Hamilton’s boys fell to Lawrence, 12-2, on Saturday. Kyle Meagher had an assists for West while Chaz Kirkland made 18 saves in goal. The Hornets also fell to Rancocas Valley and North Brunswick later in the week (Photo by Ken Weingartner).


Hamilton's Chelsea Shaner (left) and Angelina Cifelli try hemming in Hopewell's Allison McCarthy during Saturday's game. Despite the one-sided losses the Hornets have suffered, coach Anthony Tessein is enthused by their progress (Photo by Pete Fengler)
Apr. 19 Girls Lacrosse
Tessein could not be happier with West's improvement


JP Stevens defeats Hamilton’s boys and girls teams
            Apr. 8: The Hamilton boys and girls lacrosse teams both fell to J.P. Stevens today, as the boys fell 11-2 and the girls lost, 13-1.
            For the boys, Tim Tramontana and Ryan McMahon had goals, while John Carbone made 10 saves in goal. Much like they did against Hightstown, the Hornets played a strong first period and only trailed 2-1 heading into the second period before Stevens pulled away.
            In the girls game, Stevens scored 12 unanswered goals in the first half as Hamilton could only muster three shots in the game. Goalie Maura Woodrow made 10 saves.

Apr. 6 Boys Lacrosse
Hamilton resident Sean Brett helps lead ND to victory


Ronaldo Duarte tries to gain control of the ball with a Hightstown defender bearing down on him during the Hornets Apr. 3 game at Grice (Photo by Ken Weingartner).
Apr. 3 Lacrosse
Young Hornet boys show glimpse of potential in opener
 

Schneck scores two more in Hornets girls loss to Delran
           Apr. 3:
The Hamilton West girls lacrosse team dropped a 14-2 decision to Delran today, but Meagan Schneck continued to find the back of the net.
            Schneck had both Hornet goals, both unassisted, giving her three for the season.
            In Hamilton’s opener, Schneck had the Hornets goal in a 19-1 loss to West Windsor-Plainsboro North.

HAMILTON
GIRLS PREVIEW
Coach: Anthony Tessein, 1st season
Last season: 0-14 (Maura Woodrow third-team All-CVC goalie)
Captains:  Jess Sanchez, Meghan Schneck, Maura Woodrow
Top returning lettermen: Meghan Schneck (Jr., MF/A); Jess Sanchez (Sr., D); Maura Woodrow (Jr., G); Amber Gordon (Jr., MF); Brittany Cerino (Jr. A/MF); Dara Eliacin (Sr. D/M)
Top newcomers: Amber Fountain (Fr., A); Erin Septer (Fr., MF), Chelsea Shaner (Fr., MF);  Loran Wyrough (Fr., M).
Rounding out the roster: Amanda Allen (Jr., A/MF); Andrea Allsop (Jr., A/MF); Emily Caronia (Jr., D/MF);  Angelina Cifelli (Fr., D); Selina Cifelli (Fr., MF); Dara Eliacin (Jr., D/MF); Ariana Gagliardi (Fr., A); Maria Grindlinger (Fr., D/MF); Jessica Lippincott (Sr., D); Allyson McCormick (So., MF); Shaylyn Novak (So., A); Kellie Parker (Fr., MF); Tourre Patterson (So., MF); Emily Peer (So., A), Carla Rivera (Fr., D); Rhiannon Shelton (So., A).
Tessein says: We have 11 girls on the roster who had never played lacrosse until this Spring. We have 16 freshmen and sophomores and only two seniors.  It is clear that our program is in its infancy and we expect there to be a lot of growing pains.  However, we have quite a few athletes on the roster and there is no question that this group will come together as a team, gain experience, and surprise a few teams along the way.  

Fish Tales

FISH TALES
(Also known as
Rich Fisher's blog)
Aug. 3, 2010
Sunnybrae’s
sunny days
and Babe Ruth teams
keep township
in the sports spotlight
            Whether it’s 11-year-old boys on the little league field in Paramus, pre-teen girls on the World Series diamond in Florida or teenage boys on the Babe Ruth diamond in West Windsor, Hamilton Township has a rooting interest.
            While the majority of teams have played their last meaningful games this summer, three entries from the township are still bringing the bats and balls out to some of the biggest tournaments of the year.
        
  Fish4Scores.com will attempt to continue to bring you the results and photos of these exciting events. However, myself and Ken Weingartner are both away on vacation starting Saturday and running through Friday.
             So Ken will try and do his part from Lake George and I will do mine from Cape May. We apologize if results and pictures are posted a bit late, but rest assured they will get posted as soon as we can.
            Anyway, here’s what’s in store the coming week.  
            * * *
            First off, how about those Sunnybrae 11-year-old Little Leaguers!
            Once the 12-year-old District 12 Tournament is over and the winner loses in the sectionals, little league baseball kind of takes a backseat as far as newspaper coverage goes. Sure, they’ll run the results if phoned in, but mostly Babe Ruth has taken center stage, or any 12-year-old team still alive (like Robbinsville softball).
            But I, for one, am really happy for this group of Sunnybrae kids. What they did is pretty remarkable when you think about it.
          For 52 years, the league has never won a sectional title, and now, boom! Here it is. From a team that nobody thought would even get out of pool play according to manager Greg Beyer.
            Sunnybrae has lived in the shadows of Nottingham Little League forever, it seems. So has most of the rest of Mercer County, but when a league in your same town is always earning the glory, it’s kind of tough. It didn’t help that HTRBA has had its share of glory in recent years as well.
            But this band of Sunnybrae 11s has put the league on the map during a season when Hamilton Township fell short of winning a district title in any other age group. Not only did Sunnybrae win a district, it has won Section 3.
            The states start Saturday.
            Good luck boys! Keep making us proud!
              
* * *
            While there is a fresh face carrying the township banner is little league, a familiar group is doing likewise in softball.
            The Hamilton Girls Softball Association 12-year-old team will be boarding a plan Thursday for Alachua, Fla., where it will begin pool play Saturday while making its third straight trip to the Babe Ruth World Series.
            Provided the plane ride goes smoothly (according to manager Frank Bennett, four girls are making their first flight!), Hamilton will be the first team to play in the showcase as it has a 10 a.m. game with the Midwest Plains champion Saturday.
            Hamilton also plays Sunday at 2 p.m., Monday at noon and Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. The top three finishers in each five-team pool will form a six-team, double elimination bracket starting Wednesday.
            If history is any indicator, Hamilton should have a lengthy stay, as it won the national title in 2008 and finished third last year.
            So, not to repeat myself but, good luck girls! Keep making us proud!
            
* * *
            Finally, the Hamilton Babe Ruth 15-year-olds get underway in Mid-Atlantic Region play Thursday in West Windsor.  
            Hamilton is attempting to win the league’s first regional title since the Hamilton Nationals won it in 1971. Nottingham won it all in 2008.
            The Switlik gang opens pool play at 4 p.m. against Frederick, Md. Hamilton wasn’t dominant in its first two rounds, as it finished second in District One, and again in the Southern New Jersey states.
            But the slate is clean and one never knows what can happen once a new tournament begins.
            So stop me if you’ve heard this one before but, good luck boys! Keep making us proud!  
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