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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.


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


Kayla Peterson makes a play from the ground against Graceland Indiana in the Hurricanes victory to open bracket play Thursday (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
Aug. 12 Babe Ruth 12U Softball World Series
Hurricanes storm to victory as bracket play begins


Amanda Ferlisi fires a pitch against Brusly, La. in today's Babe Ruth World Series game. Ferlisi picked up the win in five innings and also continued her hot hitting (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
Aug. 9 Babe Ruth Softball 12-year-old World Series
Hurricanes win again to clinch berth in bracket play


The HGSA infield gets fired up during Sunday's win over Altamonte Springs Fla. Hamilton romped to a 13-2 win to go 2-0 in pool play (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
Aug. 8 Babe Ruth 12-year-old Softball World Series
Hurricanes romp past Southeast Region champions

Karen Prihoda gets set to deliver a pitch against Monett during Saturday's Babe Ruth World Series opener in Florida. Prihoda fired a four-hitter as HGSA took a 9-2 win (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
Aug. 7 Babe Ruth Softball 12-year-old World Series
HGSA Hurricanes open pool play in impressive fashion

           Look out Florida, it's Hurricane season!

Kayla Peterson and the HGSA 12-year-old All-Star team are ready to roll in the Babe Ruth World Series, which gets underway Saturday with the Hurricanes playing the first game in its division at 10 a.m. (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
Babe Ruth 12-Year-Old Softball World Series
The waiting is over as Hamilton gears up for Series


In the midst of holding a bon voyage party Wednesday night for the 12U team bound for the Babe Ruth World Series, the HGSA also took time out to honor its 10U and 8U region champs, along with legendary area pitching coach Jerry Herrara, who has been a valuable contributor the program's success. Herrara is flanked by several membrs of the 12U and 14U teams, inlcuding Gerri "Bear" Laird, Jess Giordano, Herrera, Amanda Ferlisi, Karen Prihoda, Julia Lydon, Kayla Peterson and (back row) Haley Peterson.
HGSA World Series manager reflects on league's success

14U Blue 'Canes play up in age and still win tourney title


Jamie Terry slugged a double in game one and fired a three-hitter in game two to help propel the HGSA 14U Hurricanes to a 5-0 record and the championship of the second annual Blazing Blitz USSSA World Series qualifier in Cape May Courthouse (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com). 
14U 'Canes blitz all comers at Blazing Blitz WS Qualifier

            A double dose of delight for HGSA Hurricanes!

If the smiles don't say it all, then the banner sure does as the HGSA 12U Hurricanes celebrate their third consecutive Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Regional championship in Waretown Monday. The 'Canes had to win seven straight to earn another World Series berth.

The youngest Hurricanes were wearing winning smiles after becoming the first 8U team in HGSA history to win a Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Regional championship, which they did on Monday with a 11-6 win over Luzerne (Pa.) in the finals.
July 19 Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Softball Regionals
HGSA 12Us win third straight title, 8Us take first one ever


The HGSA 12U Hurricanes had plenty of opportunities to celebrate in Waretown on Sunday, as Hamilton took three straight wins to battle from the loser's bracket into the finals at the Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Regionals (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb).
July 18 Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Regionals
HGSA 12Us two wins from title, 8Us need one for crown


Alex Haley helped get the 8U Hurricanes off and running Saturday when her RBI single helped key a game-winning, two-run sixth inning rally in an 8-7 win over Kinnelon (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
July 17 Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Softball Regionals
HGSA 8U 'Canes win first two, 12Us rebound with two wins


Mary Kate Madonia had a strong game in the field and at the plate Friday but couldn't
save the 12U HGSA Hurricanes from a 4-1 loss to Luzerne County, Pa. in a first-round
Mid-Atlantic Region game (Photo courtesy of Mark Pasierb). 
July 16 Mid-Atlantic 12U Softball Regionals
Cold hitting sends 'Canes to loser's bracket on first day


This was a familiar position for Angela Marinos on Sunday, as she caught all five games while providing offensive production for the HGSA 18U team as they rolled to the War at the Shore championship by knocking off four of the top five ranked teams on the final day (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
HGSA 18U Softball
Jersey Shore totally unprepared for Sunday Hurricanes


The HGSA 12U softball team let the world know they are number one Southern New Jersey once again after taking a 13-3 win over Waretown in Monday night's Babe Ruth SJ state tournament (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
July 12 Babe Ruth Southern NJ State Tournament
'Canes power! HGSA goes 3-for-3 in championship finals


Leftfielder Amanda Ferlisi made a big defensive play in game one and had a total of three hits and four RBI Sunday as the HGSA 12U Hurricanes topped Millville and Washington Township to reach the Babe Ruth Southern New Jersey State Championship at HGSA (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
Babe Ruth Southern New Jersey Championship
Hurricanes 8U, 10U and 12U teams all blow into finals


Alexis Davidson gets ready to let one fly against Egg Harbor in the opening round of the Southern New Jersey State 10U Babe Ruth Tournament at HGSA. Davidson picked up the win for the Hurricanes (Photo by Ken Weingartner).
July 9-10 South Jersey State Babe Ruth Softball
HGSA 8s in winner's bracket finals, 10s win opener


HGSA Hurricanes hurler Kristin Hallam fires a pitch against Waretown during Thursday night's 12U Southern New Jersey Babe Ruth State Championship first-round game. Hallam fired a two-hitter in the Hurricanes 4-0 victory, raising her record to 11-3. Check back for more details (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
HGSA 12U Babe Ruth Round-Up
Hallam wears down Waretown in first-round victory

July 7 Babe Ruth Softball
HGSA 12U and 10U teams host this weekend's SJ states

14U Blue Hurricanes fall in Pony Mid-Atlantic semis
         The 14U Blue Hamilton Hurricanes went 3-2-1 over the July 4th holiday weekend to reach the semifinals of the Pony Mid-Atlantic States at Diamond Nation.
           The losses were the first of the summer for Hamilton, which improved to 29-2-2.
           On Saturday, the ‘Canes opened with a 9-6 loss to Top Gun, a team they beat 9-1 two weeks ago. Courtney Whittaker homered and Alex Nyktas had two hits, two stolen bases and two runs scored for Hamilton.
             In Game 2, the ‘Canes topped the Blaze Elite, 7-4, as. Whittaker went 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI, Nyktas knocked in three runs and stole two bases and Val Suto singled, walked twice, stole two bases and scored twice. Gerri "Bear" Laird tossed a four-hitter to record the win.
            In Game 3, Jess Giordano had two hits, including a double and two RBI, Jamie Terry had two hits and Caitlin Brugnoli and Brooke Alagona knocked in runs in a 7-7 tie with the West Jersey Witches. Terry went the distance in the circle.
           In the elimination round, Hamilton scored twice in the seventh to beat the Bordentown Bandits 95, 4-3. Terry tripled home Alyssa James with the tying run, then scored on Suto’s sacrifice fly to win it. Brugnoli had two hits and Mackenzie Ewell singled and stole a base. Laird tossed a five-hitter for the win.
        Hamilton then beat the Central Jersey Lightning, 6-4, as Suto had two hits and Nyktas, Alagona and Terry knocked in runs to support the six-hit itching of Giordano.
           In the semifinals, the Hurricanes Canes managed just one hit, a Nyktas triple, in a 1-0 loss to the New Jersey Flames. Amber Dietrich played an outstanding left field to keep it close. Terry took the loss, despite surrendering just four hits.


Winners of the 9^th Annual HGSA Scholarship program are (front row from left) Steinert’s Jen Petrilla, Nottingham’s Kim Murl, Hamilton’s Kim Purdy and Notre Dame’s Ashley Lawitz. Looking on are HGSA President Chris Chianese and Scholarship Chair Jerry Suto.  
HGSA hands out four more scholarships to its members
             The Hamilton Girls Softball Association recently announced the winners of its 9^th Annual Scholarship program. They include Hamilton’s Kim Purdy, Nottingham’s Kim Murl, Steinert’s Jen Petrilla and Notre Dame’s Ashley Lawitz.
            The $500 awards are presented to high school seniors who have played softball with HGSA and who will be furthering their education by attending college.  The HGSA Scholarship Program had been established in an effort to assist the program’s players in their continuing education. 
            Applicants must have played a minimum of five years with an HGSA Minor League and a Major League team. They must be graduating seniors who have been accepted to an accredited institute of higher education as a freshman for the 2010 Fall Semester. 


Lauren Coiante was not only armed and dangerous in the field for the 8U Hurricanes, but she also went 3-for-3 with two runs and an RBI at the plate in Wednesday night's Babe Ruth District One championship game (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at bgsportshots.com).
Hamilton 8U Hurricanes Babe Ruth District One champs


Kara Huchel connects for a hit against Northern Burlington during the 8U Hurricanes 16-3 win in Monday night's Babe Ruth District One Tournament. Hamilton moved within one win of the district title and will play for it on Wednesday night (Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos at bgsportshots.com).  
Hamilton Hurricanes Round-Up
8Us one win from Babe Ruth title, 14U Blue are Bad Girls


The Hamilton 12U Hurricanes are all smiles after winning the Hopewell Valley Bad Girls XVI Tournament. Enjoying the celebration are (front row, from left) Kristin Hallam, Alissa Brugnoli, Jackie Pasierb, Julia Lydon, Kayla Peterson, Karen Prihoda; (second row) Kelly Schwager, Gabby Bennett, Brittany Kelly, Amanda Ferlisi ,Mary Kate Madonia, Kelly Hawrylo; (back row) coaches Joe Ferlisi, Frank Bennett, Steve Madonia.
12U Hurricanes are the baddest girls of all in HoVal 
           The Hamilton Hurricane 12U softball team captured the Hopewell Valley Bad Girls XVI Tournament this past weekend, out-dueling a field of 24 teams from around the Northeast.
              The Hurricanes earned a fourth seed after Saturday, when they went 3-0 in beating the New Jersey Nightmare, Ewing Edge Red and Monroe Thunder. On Sunday they competed in the A bracket tournament and beat the Beacon Extreme (NY), 12-2, behind the pitching of Amanda Ferlisi and a grand slam from Brittany Kelly.
              In game two, Gabby Bennett delivered the game-winning single in the bottom of the seventh while Karen Prihoda went the distance in the circle for a 7-6 win over the Monroe Thunder. Kelly Schwager had a great offensive game as well.
              Hamilton won the championship game, 8-2, over the Lower Bucks Lady Lions (Pa.), as Alissa Brugnoli had several key hits to back the pitching of Kristin Hallam.
              The Hurricanes, coached by Frank Bennett, Joe Ferlisi, Steve Madonia and Tim Brugnoli, are now preparing for the Southern New Jersey Babe Ruth tournament at the HGSA Complex July 8-12.
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