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THE SPORTS YARD BASEBALL & SOFTBALL TEAM PRE-REGISTRATION FORM

All athletes are required to pre register to reserve your spot  , tryout dates: fall  2024 baseba ll team , ages: 10-18, ages a s of may 1st , 2025, saturday july 13rd 6-8pm, sunday july 21st 21st 6-8pm, 2024 travel   baseball team , 10u-18u .

AGES AS OF MAY 1ST  2024

Sunday Sept 17t h & 24th

TIME: 6PM 

If you are unable to attend above date contact us to schedule a try-out date

(There is no fee to try out)

  Contact  Coach Dan Almonte if you are unable to attend a scheduled date.

Registration

To register, please take the time to fill out the information below.  division level is:  baseball - age of player may 1st 2023 softball - age of player january 1st 2023, competitive travel baseball and softball teams 10u-18u, local baseball and softball teams 10u-18u, 1 on 1 professional baseball and softball lessons , hitting, fielding, catching and pitching class for both baseball and softball 6yrs-18yrs, indoor hitting leagues, indoor baseball and softball league, cage rentals ( membership and cage rental packages availability, team facility rentals, event / party rentals, the sports yard is a full-service training facility. we are dedicated to providing    top-level instruction and facilities for serious players  looking to take their game to the next level. our plan is to create an environment that provides our athletes the opportunity to learn      and train properly in order to advance their skills and playing abilities..

CNY MONSTERS TRAVEL SOFTBALL

The Monster family is a tight knit community of players and their families.  The Monster coaches of all levels work together to help each other develop themselves as coaches, and to help each other’s young athletes.  

Softball teams for all ages

Player development, successful team growth.

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“Awesome organization…and a wonderful bunch of girls!”

-Anne Bove Witz

“Joely went to her first monster tryout a couple years ago. She was offered a spot that night and hasn’t gone to another organizations tryout since.”

Our Mission

The mission of the CNY Monsters softball organization is to develop the basic fundamentals, softball knowledge, and competitive spirit in all players involved in the program. 

A healthy and competitive environment will encourage sportsmanship, teamwork, respect, leadership skills, hard work, and dedication. 

From the program the participants will gain self-worth, confidence, and a lifetime enjoyment of activity that will help them in all aspects of their lives. 

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Sports Zone Academy Travel Softball Teams

Since 2016, Sports Zone Academy has been the best high performance softball development programs in Central New York as well as one of the best Northeast for college bound players. Our experience and reputation among college coaches has given our program the credibility that has allowed our athletes the best opportunities.

Our program brings in  athletes with a passion and talent for softball who want to compete in a structured and focused development environment to find out where their talent can take them. 

Players only improve by playing the best possible competition. At all age groups we attend some of the best tournaments in the Northeast

Follow us on Twitter: @SZ_SB_Recruits or @SportsZoneAcad

2024- 12u Roster

ASHA VISWANATHAN (C/OF) JD, 2030

JOCELYN HEWITT (P/3B) LIVERPOOL, 2029

BREELYNN GREVELDING (P/3B) ESM, 2029

GIANA KNOPP (P/2B) CNS, 2030

GRACE TOYAMA (P/OF) JD, 2029

AVERY AUGE (2B/OF) JD, 2029

MIA COLON (SS/2B) MARCELLUS, 2028

IVY SALAMIDA (C/2B) LIVERPOOL, 2030

ADDISON POLAND (P/IF) CHITTENANGO, 2030

EMERSON TIANELLO (SS/P) CHITTENANGO, 2030

TAYLOR GILLILAND (P/C) CHITTENANGO, 2029

2024- 14u Roster

ABIGAIL HEBBLE (P/3B) CAMDEN, 2028

LILLIAN DETOR (P/OF) CNS, 2027

LAYLA BRATT (P/1B) LIVERPOOL, 2028

SOPHIA BARKER (CF/SS) CAMDEN, 2028

EMMA ZYSKOWSKI (P/1B) WHITESBORO, 2027

LILYANA KASOUF (C/IF) LIVERPOOL, 2028

QUINN PFISTER (P/1B) JD, 2027

LILIANA SALAMIDA (C/2B) LIVERPOOL, 2027

GRACE HORNING (3B/OF) WESTHILL, 2027

RUBY ROACH (C/3B) CHITTENANGO, 2027

GIANNA ROSELLI (P/3B) CAMDEN, 2027

RILEY LASHER (SS/2B) CNS, 2027

CHLOE WARNER (2B/OF) BALDWINSVILLE, 2028

2024- 16u Black Roster

ALIVIA HENTY (C/1B) LIVERPOOL, 2026

MIA FARONE (C/OF) CNS, 2026

SYDNEY MEDEIROS (3B/2B) WESTHILL, 2025

KIERSTYN MCGRAW (OF/2B) CNS, 2026

SAMANTHA SNYDER (P/OF) WESTHILL, 2026

KAIDENCE CRONIN (P/1B) LAFAYETTE, 2025

CARLY SEARS (P/3B) MARCELLUS, 2026

SYDNEY STRIFE (SS/OF) WHITESBORO, 2026

OLIVIA STRIFE (1B/OF) WHITESBORO, 2026

ALEXIS MATHERS (2B/OF) LIVERPOOL, 2026

LUCIANA DEUEL (OF/2B) LIVERPOOL, 2026

JENNA WING (P/SS) SOLVAY, 2027

ALIVIA CAVOTTA (SS/2B) CHITTENANGO, 2027

MEGAN WOODRIDGE (SS) FM, 2026

2024- 16u White Roster

LYLA COMMANDEUR (C/1B) JD, 2025

LEAH PETERSON (C/OF) JD, 2026

MADELIN MARQUART (C/SS) ESM, 2025

CAYTLIN REDEYE (P/OF) CENTRAL SQUARE, 2025

PAIGE REILLEY (P/SS) CAZENOVIA, 2026

REAGAN WEBB (1B/OF) FM, 2026

JAIDEN BELLINGER (C/3B) ONONDAGA, 2025

LEXI HAMILTON (P/3B) FM, 2025

HANNAH DECKER (P/1B) ESM, 2025

HANNAH TREVISANI (CF/3B) JD, 2025

AVA BURRY (3B/2B) ESM, 2026

ADDISON BUFIS (1B/OF) JD, 2025

2024- 18u Roster

LEAH VERSCHNEIDER (C/1B) BALDWINSVILLE, 2024

CAROLINE PORTER (P/OF) CHITTENANGO, 2024

EMILY BULONE (C/3B) JD, 2024

ANNA CAVOTTA (OF) CHITTENANGO, 2024

EVA FARONE (SS) CNS, 2024

ISABELLA HOTCHKISS (P/3B) BALDWINSVILLE, 2024

SYDNEY PUTTKAMER (P/1B) CNS, 2024

JOELLE WIKE (C/1B) LIVERPOOL, 2024

STEPHANIE HUCKABEE (SS/3B) CHITTENANGO, 2024

JENNA MARTIN (SS/2B) BALDWINSVILLE, 2025

MAYA MILLS (2B/3B) LIVERPOOL, 2025

ANNA EGAN (OF) FM, 2026

KATIA FLAVIN (OF) LIVERPOOL, 2024

2024 Tournament Registration Open

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Registration open for mad baseball & softball tryouts.

MAD Baseball and Softball Academy is extending our roots to Clay, NY.  Players who participate in our travel program will be provided with outstanding training and quality instruction.  Players will have the opportunity to maximize their skill set to prepare for high-level competition.  The MAD family is committed to providing an uplifting and inspirational environment for all players and their family members. Players will have access to our facilities and our experienced coaches who will focus on game fundamentals while sharing their passion for the game.

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National Team Benefits

> Fall/Winter Indoor Workouts (2x week)

> 6 Exposure Tournaments

> Practice Jersey & Hat

> Easton Rawling Package (Bat/Helmet/Bag)

> Facility Membership

> Discounted Lessons/Camps/Clinics

> Easton Rawlings Discounts

Regional Team Benefits

> Winter Indoor Workouts

> 5 Tournaments

> Easton Rawling Package (Helmet/Bag)

> Local Games

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> 5 Exposure Tournaments

> Practice Jersey & Visor

> League or Local Games

2024 Season Open Tryouts

Athletes must pre-register (only 1 date per athlete is required) All tryouts are held at Legacy Sports Park (8701 Henry Clay Blvd)

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September 30th, 2023.

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14U, 16u,  & 18U August 21st: 6:30 – 9 PM

10U & 12U September 8th: 4:30 – 6:30 PM

14U, 16u,  & 18U September 8th: 6:30 – 9 PM

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2023 / 2024 TRY OUTS  (  Pre Reg below  )

Redstorm Softball Tryout dates for the 2023-2024 season * Save the dates* [🥎] *** Pre register *** Bottom of page Also visit Redstorm travel softball organization on facebook for further details and updates ! ) If raining we will be there to redirect you to our indoor facility) [🥎] **  Tryout Location - 9530 Brewerton rd, Brewerton, NY 13029 .5 MI from 81 exit (behind Brewerton elementary) Come 20 mins early to register if you have not done so prior online

Theres no need to overpay to be a part of a quality softball program. Come check us out you may be surprised with all you get for what you pacluding an indoor training facility open 24/7

[🥎] ( Private tryouts available upon request). [🥎] Any questions call or text Redstorm President  John Waldron 315 430 5727   Visit us at: Redstormsoftball.com or Redstorm travel softball organization on facebook ! If you're daughter is looking to up her game to the next level with dedicated coaches that make each athlete reach her full potential Redstorm Softball is for her. The Redstorm program was established in 2005 with a proven record of success .The  program offers   14u and 18u teams as well as a 16U showcase team  without the showcase price! .We offer 3 uniforms, helmet,equipment bag,  pullover, 5 to 7 tournaments, up to 2 Fall tournaments, winter games, and winter practice , as well as access to an indoor training facility open 24/7  year round . If you're daughter is ready for the next level come join the Redstorm family,and  be a part of a winning tradition ! 

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Section IV Softball New York's Premier Area for High School Softball Home of 53  State Champions!

Andrew Legare of The Star-Gazette examines travel softball with his article " GIRLS OF SUMMER: Travel softball a big draw "

Section iv is home to some of the best travel softball programs in new york. spring sports is only the beginning of the softball season for many of our best athletes. check the images and websites below for more information about these travel teams tryout information below is for the 2023-2024 season:.

https://www.facebook.com/SmokeFastPitchTravel/

Tryout Registration Form

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091170939666

As the summer season comes to a close we are now looking forward to the fall season. We will be moving to 3 teams for the fall with 8u,12u and a 16u team. Private tryouts for 12u and 16u and open tryouts for our new group the 8u team. Fill out form below if you would like to tryout for any of our teams and we will contact you with tryout dates etc.

https://conklinraiderssoftball.com/

https://www.facebook.com/RochesterLadyLionsSoftball

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057601592708

16u, 14u, and 10u Softball tryouts!

14u will be holding tryouts Wednesday, August 2nd and Thursday, August 3rd.

16u and 10u - Thursday, August 3rd

Location for all will be at Virginia Ave fields off of Harry L Dr.

Sign in start at 5:15. Tryouts start at 6:00p.

https://www.facebook.com/Eyota-Nation-Fastpitch-Softball-105144254727168

https://www.facebook.com/Valley-Storm-Travel-Softball-700423913328209/

Tryout information:

Tryout Dates are set for the 2023/2024 season…

For ages 12u, 14u and 16u Thursday August 10 5:30-8:00pm Saturday August 12 10:00am-12:00 Monday August 14 5:30-8:00pm

All tryouts will be at Riverfront Park Sayre Pa. 

If you would like to try out for Storm but can’t make these dates please message us for a personal tryout. All tryouts will be done and teams announced by Friday August 19 no exceptions!! 

Our very competitive 14u team will be moving to 16u next year and is looking to add talent to the roster. The 16u team will be adding showcase tournaments as well as entering qualifiers for nationals tournaments. 

There has been significant interest in establishing a younger 14u team for next year with several already committed. Current coach John Colunio

We are also starting a 12u team with coaches Savannah Garndner and MaKaylah Leljedal. Savannah is the JH head coach and MaKaylah is the varsity head coach at Northeast Bradford high school. MaKaylah played her college ball at Lock Haven University. 12u will play mostly local tournaments.

Previous Storm players currently playing at the college level are always popping in to help coach and mentor the younger girls. The current 14u team has 3 former Storm players regularly helping and coaching the team. 

We will have registration forms on site, but a link to fill it out ahead of time is below. Please download or print out the form.  Message us with any questions you have…

https://www.facebook.com/furyfp

It's that time of year!  FURY Fastpitch tryouts are scheduled.  Please pre-register using the following links:

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Tryouts for this team, a 12u travel team, will be held at the Holding Point, field 5, on Wednesday, 7/26/2023, at 6:00pm.

Two former softball standouts are returning back to the softball fields as coaches for the NY Lady Rebel 12u team.  The coaches are Kelly (D’Angelo) Bednarski and Stephanie Narde.  The Lady Rebels are lucky to have these non-parent coaches be part of the program, and the development of young softball players in the area.

Kelly attended Elmira Southside High School where she was a 3-sport standout athlete.  She played 6 seasons of softball, where as a pitcher she threw two perfect games and three no hitters, striking out 371 batters during her senior season with an ERA of 0.37.  She then went on to play collegiately at American International College where she was named Northeast-10 pitcher of the year and first team All-Conference.  She was also an All-American selection, leading the nation in strikeouts.  At IAC she set single season records in strikeouts (229), shutouts (15), and ERA (0.47).  Kelly also coached the varsity softball team at SHS, prior to the high schools merging.

Stephanie attended Horseheads High School, who was a Section IV all-conference selection, as well as an all-division selection in multiple years.  Stephanie played shortstop at D1, St Bonaventure, for 4 years.  Stephanie is a certified functional strength coach at NYSF, and has experience training athletes and individuals of all ages.

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https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100062954903067

We will now be filling 2 12U and a 10U team for the 2024 season! Southern Tier Thunder 12u will be hosting try outs for the 2023-24 season on the following days: Monday: July 31, 2023, 6-7:30 general try out and 7:30-8 for pitchers and catchers Tuesday: August 1, 2023, 6-7:30 general try out and 7:30-8 for pitchers and catchers If your player is hard working, dedicated, hustles, and is a team player, she may be a great fit with us! Please fill out the form at the following link to let us know you are coming. Come join a great group of girls who love the game! Try outs will be held at the Elmira Heights Cinderella fields: 111 E 11th Street, Elmira Heights, NY 14903

* Want to see your travel program listed here? Email me at [email protected]

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Syracuse olympic sports update: softball returns home, women’s rowing moves up in the rankings.

The fans will soon be flocking back to Skytop Softball Stadium

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The Syracuse Orange athletic teams have traveled nationwide in recent weeks. Let’s check in on how our beloved Orange teams fared on the road and in the 315.

Syracuse Softball (16-14, 4-8)

After nearly two months on the road, the Orange finally returned to Skytop Softball Stadium for their home opening series against Georgia Tech last week. Makenzie Foster tallied SU’s only RBI in a 5-1 loss in game one on Thursday.

Syracuse got back in the win column with a 6-5 walk-off victory in game two on Friday evening. Kelly Breen went 3/4 with an RBI, but Foster was the hero with a game-winning double. The freshman is only one of four players with a batting average (.304) over .300. She’s also second on the team in on-base percentage (.407).

WALK OFF WIN! pic.twitter.com/Xlf2hGUloU — Syracuse Softball (@CuseSB) March 29, 2024

Pitchers Madison Knight and Julianna Verni combined for a gem in game three, holding GT to one run in a 7-1 win. The Orange got an early lead after an Angel Jasso single and Madelyn Lopez home run in the bottom of the first inning. Graduate student Rebecca Clyde racked up her second three-hit game of the season, hitting that mark for the first time since the opening game

Syracuse was supposed to play Wednesday, but rain pushed back a doubleheader with Canisius to April 17. Next up for the Orange is a three-game series against Clemson , with the first pitch in game one set for 3:00 p.m. on Friday at Skytop Softball Stadium.

Syracuse Tennis (9-9, 3-8)

Over on the court, it was another rough road weekend for the Orange, this time in The Sunshine State. Last Friday, Florida State swept all seven matches, three of which came on tiebreakers. After losing the first set 6-0 in the #1 Singles match, Miyuka Kimoto responded with a decisive 7-5 win in the second set, only to fall 11-9 in the ensuing tiebreaker.

Syracuse then traveled to Coral Gables to face #21 Miami on Sunday morning. The Hurricanes won all three of the doubles matches, but Anastasia Sysoeva finally got the Orange on the board with a tiebreak victory in the #3 Singles match.

While SU might have only won one of 14 weekend matches, the good news is its five-game road trip is finally over. The women next take the court at Drumlins Country Club on Friday at 3:00 p.m. against Notre Dame .

Out on the water, the Syracuse women’s rowing team moved up four spots to #8 in the Pocock CRCA Poll after a historic finish in the ACC/Big 10/Ivy Dual. There was no race last weekend, so the Orange have two weeks to prepare for this weekend’s Cayuga Cup versus Yale and Cornell. The competition from Fish Creek in Saratoga Springs kicks off on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.

Elsewhere, former coxswain of last year’s varsity 8, Hannah Murphy, led Cambridge University to a win in the 2024 Boat Race over the weekend. The race, between Cambridge and Oxford University has been an annual tradition since 1927.

Congratulations Hannah Murphy ‘23 and Cambridge 2024 Boat Race champions! @theboatrace pic.twitter.com/Vfz3NQJU6f — Syracuse Women’s Rowing (@CuseWRowing) March 31, 2024

The men’s rowing team is also in action this weekend, beginning its spring season at the Pac-12 Invitational in Redwood Shores, California. #9 Syracuse will compete against #20 Oregon State , #8 Stanford and #1 Cal on Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7.

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Meet the All-Central New York high school softball team

• Published: Jun. 29, 2010, 4:36 a.m.

The All-Central New York softball teams were selected by a panel of Section III coaches.

All-CNY Coach of the Year

Kerry Bennett, Cicero-North Syracuse

Years coaching (including this year): 28

Season record: 21-4

Career record: 575-145

Other numbers: 20 league titles, 14 sectional titles, 9 Regional titles, 4 State titles

What made this season so special: The whole was greater than the sum of the parts.

What I look for in an athlete: Someone who holds high standards for themselves, and works toward that end.

How I get things done: I welcome parents who wish to work with their daughters on individual skills, while I try to work with players on maintaining their composure in a game.

All-CNY Pitcher of the Year

Tiffany Sampere, Liverpool, senior

What's next? Playing summer ball for the NY Badapples then continuing my softball career at Cortland State

Season statistics: 16-2, 0.89 era, 196 strikeouts

Best moment of the season: Winning the league title and going undefeated in league play.

Strangest moment: In Florida we had a snake go through the infield right pass Emily as she screamed.

Pregame ritual: My dad brings me a Red Bull before every game and the team circle.

Describe your style of play: Intense and Aggressive

Your prized possession: UNC bear and my glove.

Your inspiration: My dad who has guided me throughout all these years, coach Spataro and my cousin Sara Reed.

All-CNY Player of the Year

Abby Romano , Liverpool, senior

What's next? I will be attending University at Buffalo and majoring in physics and biology

Season statistics: .432 BA, 7 2b, 3 3b, 3 HR, 12 RBI

Career statistics: .358 BA, 17 2b, 8 3b, 3 HR, 31 RBI

Best moment of the season: The best moment of the season was coming from behind and beating CNS on live television after 9 innings. That was the first time we really came together as a unified team and we all played our hearts out. Also, I stole a base and threw a girl out, my favorite part of base running and catching.

Strangest moment: In Florida over spring break we had to stop a game because there was a snake on the field. Everyone started screaming and I was just standing there mad because we were losing the game.

Pregame ritual: I hit one bucket of soft toss, one bucket of front toss, and then I have a dance party for the rest of BP and during the bus ride to the game. I like dancing before games because it gets me pumped, but it also relaxes my brain and gets me loose.

Describe your style of play: I am really competitive and always try to play with a lot of intensity, but I also have to play relaxed and stay smooth. If I get too excited then I get anxious at the plate, so I always have to relax myself when I need to perform.

Your prized possession: My most prized softball possession is my bat. It has served me well for the last 3 years of my softball career and it's also great for air guitaring.

Your inspiration: My three older sisters paved the way for me and set the bar high, and my grandpa taught me to always finish strong. My dad, who was my first coach, and my mom are my biggest fans. They paid for the expense of this accomplishment. Coach Spataro motivated me because he always knew what to say at the right times. I also worked with the best hitting and catching coaches at Sports Zone during the off season.

Amy Bright , Fayetteville-Manlius, senior

What's next? I don't know yet!

Season statistics: .333 BA, 129 innings, 244 strikeouts, 3 no-hitters

Best moment of the season: Our game against Chittenango in honor of Mr. Shafer, one of our English teachers, who passed away of cancer in February.

Pregame ritual: Watching One Tree Hill with the team.

Describe your style of play: Leave it all on the field

Your prized possession: The ribbon I wear during every game

Your inspiration: My sister, Kendall.

Mackenzie Colwell , South Lewis, junior

What's next? Senior Year and Travel Softball

Season statistics: .500 BA, 5 HR, 41 RBI, .816 slugging

Best moment of the season: When the doctor released me 10 days after my appendenctony and I was able to play in the Sectional playoffs.

Strangest moment: When five starters on our team were out due to injuries within a short period of time.

Pregame ritual: A simple prayer, but I try not to be superstitious.

Describe your style of play: Intense.

Your prized possession: My first composite bat.

Your inspiration: Besides the players before me, the coaches.

Katrina Conklin , Baldwinsville, senior

What's next? Cornell University to study biology and play softball

Season statistics: .416 BA, .468 on-base, 23 stolen bases

Career statistics: .323 BA, .389 on-base, 64 stolen bases, the most in school history

Best moment of the season: Playing well in the Morabito Tournament and beating some very good teams to come in third place.

Strangest moment: When we played Henninger and I tried to bunt. I popped it over the pitcher's mound and past second base and I ended up safe.

Pregame ritual: I have to listen to three songs: "Lose Yourself," by Enimen, I'm Me," by Lil' Wayne, and "Thunderstruck," by ACDC.

Describe your style of play: Scappy. I always hustle and do what it takes to get it done.

Your prized possession: My catchers mitt. I go through batting gloves, cleats and shin guards like they're disposable, but I've had the same govle for the last three years.

Your inspiration: My coach, Tracey Roman.

Emily Dumas , Liverpool, senior

What's next? I will be playing softball at SUNY Brockport

Season statistics: .395 ba, 3 2b, 1 3b, 15 RBI

Career statistics: .375 ba, 20 3b, 6 3b 2 HR, 65 RBI

Best moment of the season: Going undefeated in league play for only the second time during Liverpool coach Nick Spataro's career.

Strangest moment: When my team was down in Disney for spring break, I was playing third and a snake crawled up behind me.

Pregame ritual: I sit with Nicole Ciricillo on the bus.

Describe your style of play: Intense and focused

Your prized possession: My bat.

Your inspiration: My dad, because he has been coaching me throughout my entire softball career.

Jenn Keeler , Jamesville-DeWitt, senior

What's next?: St. John Fisher College to study Early Childhood and Special Education

Season statistics: 348 BA, 1.20 era, 210 strikeouts, 123 innings

Career statistics: .345 BA, 2.10 era, 505 strikeouts

Best moment of the season: Beating Homer in the Sectional semifinals because they are a tough team and so many people doubted us.

Strangest moment: Coming down to the field for practice one day and seeing two of my teammates sun bathing on the dugout. By the end of the season you would see all of us up there.

Pregame ritual: 20 minute power nap and listening to Kiesha.

Describe your style of play: Tough under pressure, but always trying to have fun.

What's your prized possession? My keyboard and guitar because I really love music.

Your inspiration: My dad because he always stays positive no matter the situation. He can cheer me up after a really bad game.

Gabby Luety , Homer, senior

What's next? I will be playing softball at Fordam.

Season statistics: .451 ba, 8 2b, 4 3b, 5 HR, 31 RBI

Career statistics: .488 ba, 27 2b,16 3b, 17 HR, 107 RBI

Best moment of the season: When we were League Champs and winning our first sectional game and celebrating by going tubing and swimming with the team. Terhere would have to be the best moments because our team this year was very close and it was fun being able to go tumming and chilling after winning our game.

Strangest moment: When Katie Sinclair was at bat and ripped foul ball that ended up hitting Ashley Crossway, who was a runner on third base. This was strange because what would be the chances of Katie hitting the ball at Crossway and nailing her?

Pregame ritual: Every game day we would pass around a ball that all of us had written something that would pump us up and get us ready for our game. WE would eithe rhave a dance party for home games in the parking lot or sing on our way to an away game.

Describe your style of play: My style of play is to have fun and play hard every day and every play, that way you know you tried your hardest and gave it your all.

Your prized possession: My bat, my car and my cell phone.

Your inspiration: I do not know if I could necessarly narrow it down to just one person. All my coaches throughout my softball career have had a major influcence on my career. They have all inspired me and pused me to become better and the best I could be.

Kelly Mascari, Westhill, freshman

P/3rd/SS/1st

What's next? Summer Softball and high school sophomore year

Season statistics: .590 BA, 49 hits, 41 RBI,14 2b, 3 HR

Best moment of the season: Hitting my first varsity home run. Since it was my first year on varsity I was glad I hit a home run.

Strangest moment: When we were in Florida and one of my teammates asked why there was so many Florida license plates. It was just funny.

Pregame ritual: Not stepping on the white foul lines. Eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch before every game.

Describe your style of play: I am a focused player.

Your prized possession: My first varsity home run ball.

Your inspiration: My mom

Sarah Oberton , Bishop Grimes, senior

What's next? Going to play softball at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford

Season statistics:

Hitting: .506 BA, 5 2b, 6 HR, 17 RBI, 26 runs, .439 on base

Pitching: 2.01 era, 108 innings 155 strikeouts 30 walks

Career statistics:

Hitting: Batting average: .398 On base percentage: .480 12 homeruns 60 RBI 8 triples 11 doubles 78 runs

Pitching: 354 innings 127 walks 481 strikeouts 4.13 era

Best moment of the season: Beating the number one Class 'C' team in the state during our season and winning a league championship which has not been done at our school in 25 years. It was a great feeling because our team came together and did something big.

Strangest moment: When we thought we lost our sectional game, but got a call the next day and traveled an hour and a half, to play a 17 minute inning to finish the game. It was strange because the day before we thought our season was over. Our coach gave us the 'end of the season talk' and then the next day we got a chance to go back out and play again.

Pre-game ritual: Taking off my necklace that has my grandmas wedding band on it, giving it a kiss for good luck, and hanging it inside my car.

Describe your style of play: Being aggressive, composed, and never letting anything get to me during the game.

Your prized possession: My glove because it is the same one I have used throughout my whole high school career.

Your inspiration: My dad, he has always been there for me and has helped me to be the player I am today.

Sydney O'Hara , Cicero-North Syracuse, freshman

Pitcher/Outfield

What's next? Playing travel ball this summer with the Renegades Gold and working hard this winter ot prepare for next season

Season statistics: .466 BA, .5 2b, 4 3b, 3 HR, 16 RBI, 682 slugging, 4-1 pitching record, 1.18 era, 77 strikeouts, 53 innings

Career statistics: .393 BA, 11-2 pitching record, 1.80 ERA, 148 strikeouts, 108 innings

Best moment of the season: Getting revenge on Liverpool and winning the Sectional title!

Strangest moment: When Amy (Van Hoven) kept getting hit by Sydney O'Hara's foul balls while on deck. Amy even moved behind the fence and the ball followed her!

Pregame ritual: My teammate Amy Van Hoven puts a French braid in my hair with my yellow ribbon.

Describe your style of play: Extreme aggressive and focused.

Your prized possession: My yellow hair ribbon

Your inspiration: My assistant coach Kim Schweitzer.

Jessica Patterelli, Canastota, junior

Pitcher/third Base

What's next? Summer Softball with Total Kaos, summer field hockey and college visits.

Hitting: 603ba, 9 2b’s, 4 3b’s, 5 HR’s, 30 RBI’s, .676 onbase, 28 R’s, 35 H,

Pitching: 11-4, 1.88 era, 132 strikeouts, 6 shutouts, . 977 fielding

Career statistics : .577 BA, 39 2b's, 18 3b's, 19 HR's, 160 RBI's, 78 stolen bases,.643 onbase, 151 runs, 195 hits, 23-8 pitching record, 1.32 ERA, 296 strikeouts, 11 shutouts

Best moment of the season: The best moment of the season would have to be our victory against Sauquoit Valley in Canastota. It was definitely the peak of our season when our team finally had all the enthusiasm and encouragement towards each other that helped us seal the deal and walk away, not only with a victory, but with the satisfaction of finally growing together as a team.

Strangest moment: The strangest moment during the season was definitely when Coach Chenel was singing Lady Gaga in the gym and was changing the lyrics around to make it sound original as if he had written it.

Pre-Game Ritual: I go home to get my uniform, my white ribbon to put in my hair for every game, and my white adidas sandals to wear to the field.

Describe your style of play: ALL OUT, ALL THE TIME!

What’s your prized possession: Besides my little sister, Julia, it would be my white ribbon that I wear in my hair to every game this season.

Your inspiration: Although Coach Laidlaw has been there for me on more than one occasion. I would say that the person who has been inspirational to me is TJ Fraher, he taught me to give it my all no matter what and that I can handle any challenges that I may come my ON or OFF the field.

Brittany Paul , Cicero-North Syracuse, sophomore

What's next? Summer: Travel Softball, Empire State Games for Basketball. Hopefully, another Sectional title for both softball and basketball.

Season statistics: .397 BA, 17 RBI's, 25 runs, 29 total hits

Career statistics: .376 BA, 49 RBI's, 104 total hits,73 runs

Best moment of the season: Winning the Sectional title against Liverpool b/c we're rivals, and making it to the finals in the State Tournament.

Strangest moment: Watching my teammate mistakenly steal home during a league game this year because she walked in without the other team even noticing.

Pregame ritual: I'm always the first one back in the dugout after our pre-game warm-ups.

Describe your style of play: Playing in the Moment

Your prized possession: My Bracelet

Your inspiration: My Dad

Kailey Ritch , West Genesee, senior

What's next? Nazareth College

Season statistics: .457 BA, 5 2b, 4 3b

Best moment of the season: Winning the first game of sectionals and making it to the sectional semi finals because it shows how far this team has come in the past couple of years

Strangest moment: Losing in sectionals because it was my last high school game I would ever play.

Pregame ritual: Sew the hole in my pants made from sliding and chill in the team room with my teammates

Describe your style of play: Calm and Even Keel

Your prized possession: My lucky ripped softball pants (superstition)

Who has been the most inspirational person in your softball career: Coach Ross because he has always been there for me and he has taught me a lot about the game and about life.

Grace Rooney , Bishop Ludden, junior

Third and Pitcher

What's next? Senior Year

Season statistics: Batting: .473 BA, 9 2b, 3 3b, 5 HR's, 23 RBI's, 11 stolen bases

Pitching: 7-1, 94 era, 56 stikeouts in 52 innings

Career statistics: Batting: .445 BA, 30 doubles, 13 triples, 16 HR's, 33 SB's; Pitching: 42-10, 1.25 ERA

Best moment of the season: Winning the Sectional Championship!

Strangest moment: It wasn't really strange, but unbelievable that we beat the Number 1 large school in the State Tottenville!

Pregame ritual: Playing "Jellyboy" with Kayla Kibling.

Describe your style of play: Just let it happen!

Your prized possession: My Sperry Top-Siders

Your inspiration: My Mom. Since coaching me in T-ball, she has always shared her love of the game.

Jenn Rougeux , Oneida, senior

Centerfield

What's next? Playing softball for Hamilton College

Season statistics: .447 BA, 34 hits, 20 runs, .548 onbase

Best moment of the season: My best moment was winning sectionals. It was the second year in a row and it was a true team effort; I really enjoyed playing with this team.

Strangest moment: At a game, in the 7th inning, a new catcher was put in but never had to catch a ball. The pitcher threw 1 pitch each to 3 batters and we made 3 straight outs.

Pregame ritual : At home games, Coach hooked up his ipod to speakers and we listened to music (Jai ho, Rattle My Cage, Float on...). For away games, I listened to my ipod on the bus.

Describe your style of play: put the ball in play and get on base.

Your prized possession: A bracelet that my Grandma Rougeux gave me that was hers when she was growing up.

Your inspiration: Coach Curro and Coach Fuller. Both of them have known me for years and helped me to be a better player. Coach Curro watched me play in Little League softball and encouraged and supported me when I was younger. Coach Fuller knew me well both in school and on the softball field and helped me throughout my softball career. Both coaches have helped me develop more skills as a softball player over the years and are interested in me as a person, not just one of their softball players.

Sarah Salamone , Cicero-North Syracuse, junior

What's next? Playing summer ball with Renegades Gold

Season statistics: 17-3, 0.70 era, 112 strikeouts, 119 innings

Career statistics: 27-7, 0.72 era, 209 strikeouts, 193 innings

Best moment of the season: There were many great moments this year, but the best was winning the semi-final game to make it to the New York State Championship. We were down to our last out, and my battery-mate started the rally for CNS. It was awesome because it demonstrated how tough and determined our team was.

Strangest moment: Watching my brother drive into left field to watch the game from the back of his pickup truck

Pregame ritual: I always wear the same sandals to the field, warm up and then take out my earrings and adjust my hair-tie and headband right before the first pitch.

Describe your style of play: I get in my "zone" and keep my emotions in check.

Your prized possession: My Nokona glove that I have had since I was twelve years old

Your inspiration: I started playing softball when I was 9 years old. Over the years, I've had great pitching coaches, but the most inspirational people have been my family. My parents and siblings have always supported me; they come to all my games, cheer me on, and devote a lot of time towards helping me to improve my skills.

Toni Secreti , Westhill, junior

What's next? Senior Year! Travel ball!

Season statistics: Record: 18-5, KO: 231 ERA: .935 BA: .333 HR: 3 2B: 9 Slugging %: .573

Career statistics: Record: 40-10, KO: 624 ERA: .976

Best moment of the season: The best moment of the season are all the moments I spend with my teammates and Coach Griffo. I know these will be some of my best memories in high school.

Pregame ritual: My superstitions are not to step on the white lines before the game and to always wear my pink and white Nike headband.

Describe your style of play: My style of play is to play with my heart and my mind on every play.

Your prized possession: My most prized possession is my glove.

Your inspiration: The most inspirational person would have to be my dad because he always pushes me to exceed and has gone to every one of my softball games cheering me on. I can always count on him to support me in everything I do. Also, having my mom there for emotional support throughout everything. I love you both so much thank you for always being there.

2010 All CNY Softball

First Team Player of the Year: Abby Romano Liverpool Pitcher of the Year: Tiffany Sampere Liverpool

Pitchers Amy Bright, Fayetteville-Manlius Jenn Keeler Jamesville-DeWitt Sarah Salamone, Cicero-North Syracuse Toni Secreti, Westhill

Catchers Katrina Conklin Bville Gabby Luety Homer

Fielders Mackenzie Colwell, South Lewis Emily Dumas, Liverpool Sydney O'Hara, Cicero-North Syracuse Brittany Paul, C Cicero-North Syracuse Kelly Mascari, Westhill Kailey Ritch, West Genesee Grace Rooney, Bishop Ludden Jenn Rougeux, Oneida

DP Jessica Patterelli Canastota

Utility Sarah Oberton, Bishop Grimes

Second team

Pitchers Cheyenne Bumpus, Stockbridge Valley Korey Kibling, Bishop Ludden Jenna Kraeger, South Lewis Grace Skinner, Fabius-Pompey

Emily Masterpalo, Cazenovia

Courtney Morgan, Westhill

Fielders Genna Brady, Onondaga Jenna Didio, Oneida Allyson Eggan, Rome Free Academy Sidney Harbaugh, Cicero-North Syracuse Meghan Karasinski, Henninger Nancy Newell, South Lewis Erika Lazzaro, Oswego Katie Sinclair, Homer

DP Maureen Lenehan, Fabius-Pompey

Utility Beth Lamison

Pitchers Jessica Palmitesso, Fulton Laura Micelli, Oswego Mackenzie Sherlock, Central Square Tory Stanton, A-P-W

Catchers Jenna Johnson, Tully Devynn Wilder, Oswego

Fielders Sarah Bregg, Phoenix Jamie Bruno, Auburn Katie Cadieux, New Hartford Chelsea, Claflin, Sandy Creek Maddy Devereaux, Jamesville-DeWitt Kaleigh Koegel, Chittenango Sam North, New Hartord Stephanie Siriano, V-V-S

DP Andrea Rogers, Stockbridge Valley

Utility Jamie Wiley, Thousand Islands

Players of the Year 2009: Pitcher: Tiffany Sampere, Liverpool: Player Morgan Nandin, C-NS: 2008: Pitcher: Ashley Snyder, Pulaski; Player: Jessica Phillips, C-NS 2007: Pitcher: Abby Martin, Oswego; Player: Nalin Bennett, ES-M 2006: Pitcher: Colleen Ryan, J-E; Player: Jessica Phillips, C-NS 2005: Pitcher: Michelle Street, ES-M; Player: Lauryn DePaul, Liverpool 2004: Pitcher: Kim Schweitzer, C-NS; Player: Kelsey Cooley, C-NS 2003: Pitcher: Sarah Reed, J-D; Player: Kristen DesLauriers, Liverpool 2002: Jen Elderbroom, C-NS 2001: Tracy Granozio, Liverpool and Kate Frawley, Oswego 2000: Megan Vecchiano, ES-M 1999: Sara DeAngelis, C-NS and Katie Kestranek, F-M 1998: Angie Amedro, Phoenix 1997: Colette Dafoe, Homer 1996: Lori Swanson, C-NS

Coaches of the year 2009: Nick Spataro, Liverpool 2008: Jill Truax and Chris Randall, Pulaski 2007: Bill Fowler, Sandy Creek 2006: T.J. Fraher, Onondaga 2005: Phil DeAugustine, J-D 2004: Kerry Bennett, C-NS 2003: Phil DeAugustine, J-D 2002: Nick Spataro, Liverpool 2001: Mike Curro, Oneida 2000: Hank Collins, East Syracuse-Minoa 1999: Kerry Bennett, C-NS 1998: Hank Collins, East Syracuse-Minoa 1997: Cheryl Carboine, Homer 1996: Kerry Bennett, C-NS

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D.O. Sportscast: Syracuse softball mid-season update

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Senior pitcher throws no-hitter as Marcellus softball blanks Cazenovia: ‘Annabella was just cruising’

Marcellus pitcher Annabella Mondello was firing on all cylinders in her outing against Cazenovia on Saturday.

Mondello threw 17 strikeouts and gave up zero hits in the Mustangs’ 15-0 win over the Lakers.

“Annabella was just cruising today,” Marcellus coach Lisa MacLachlan said. “She did a great job. We were in Tennessee over the weekend, and she pitched to some really strong teams from Kentucky down there. She carried it over back home even though it was a lot colder than it was in Tennessee.”

Mondello received sufficient help from her teammates throughout the game. The Marcellus defense only committed one error in the field.

“ Carly Sears made a great play in right field to preserve the no-hitter,” MacLachlan said. “She threw a girl out from right (field) that would have been a hit otherwise.”

The Mustangs were clicking offensively as well. The star of the Marcellus lineup was Jill O’Connor . The senior had a grand slam in the sixth inning that broke the game open. Mondello added to her pitching performance with three hits, four RBIs and three runs scored. Brynnly Goldsworthy recorded a hit, an RBI and three runs scored.

Cazenovia pitcher Paige Reilley had eight strikeouts through six innings pitched. The sophomore gave up only five earned runs.

Marcellus (2-1) faces off against Christian Brothers Academy on Wednesday.

Cazenovia (1-1) heads to Solvay on Thursday for a league contest.

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