Daily Sports Digest: Dominican College Victorious

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The Top Spot:

Dominican College Wears Crown Once Again

The Dominican College softball team, which won its third straight Central Atlantic Athletic Conference (CACC) title by beating Bloomfield (NJ) College, 9-0, in the title game, has earned its fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. 

Four teams will participate at each of 16 regional sites in double-elimination tournaments. Regional competition will be held May 4-6.

The Lady Chargers will participate in the East 2 regional site portion of the bracket which will be hosted by No. 3 C.W. Post University.  

Dominican has an overall record of 37-15 and posted a 4-0 record last week during play at the CACC Championships, where junior shortstop Julie Plante of Swansea, MA, was voted tournament MVP.

Bloomfield, which finished 32-22, was sparked by Krystina Poloni of Pearl River. The junior alumna of Pearl River HS led the Deacons with 39 RBI, finished second with a .500 slugging percentage, tied for second in home runs with six, and her .331 batting average was third-best on the team.

Joining Plante on the CACC all-Tournament squad are teammates Delaney Childers of Johnstown, OH, a junior pitcher; senior outfielder Deidre Jeppson of Sylmar, CA, junior catcher Ashley Corrao of Staten Island, and sophomore first baseman Paige Berza of Cypress, CA.

Yesterday’s Results:

Sport: Baseball

Game: Tappan Zee vs. Clarkstown North

Score: Clarkstown North 5-3

Sport: Girls Lacrosse

Game: Clarkstown North vs. John Jay (CR)

Score: John Jay Won 22-5

Sport: Boys Lacrosse

Game: O’Neil vs. Clarkstown South

Score: Clarkstown South 20-0

Sport: Tennis

Game:  Nyack vs. Albertus Magnus

Score: Nyack Won 6-0

Sport: Golf

Game: Pearl River vs. Albertus Magnus

Score:

Today’s Schedule:

In baseball, Pearl River heads to Clarkstown North at 4:15 p.m.

In boys tennis, Suffern heads to Clarkstown North at 4 p.m.

In girls Lacrosse, North Rockland heads to Clarkstown North at 4 p.m.

In softball, Clarkstown North heads to Suffern at 4 p.m.

In baseball, Clarkstown South heads to North Rockland at 4 p.m.

In girls lacrosse, Clarkstown South heads to Suffern at 4:15 p.m.

In softball, Clarkstown South heads to North Rockland at 4 p.m.

In baseball, Nanuet heads to Albertus Magnus at 4 p.m.

In boys tennis, Albertus Magnus heads to Nyack at 4 p.m.

In softball, Nyack will host Albertus Magnus at 4 p.m.

College Sports Notebook:

Mortarboard musings

• Junior midfielder John Ranagan of Yorktown--the only sophomore to earn first-team all-American honors as a sophomore--is fifth in scoring with 18 points for the Johns Hopkins University men’s lacrosse team, which is coming off a 10-9 overtime victory over Loyola before a capacity crowd of 6,000 at the Ridley Athletic Complex in Baltimore, MD.  Loyola (12-1), which had its 12-game winning streak snapped, will play at Denver in the East Coast Athletic Conference semifinals on Wednesday. The Blue Jays (10-3) are home on Saturday when Army provides the opposition for the annual homecoming game at Homewood Field.
• Four softball players at Westchester CC have been named to the all-Mid-Hudson Conference team: sophomore pitcher Carolyn Farmer, Yorktown HS; freshman pitcher/first baseman Sara McKenna, Hendrick Hudson HS; sophomore shortstop Jessica Negron, Saunders HS; and sophomore infielder/outfielder Nicole Angelo, Mahopac HS.
• Four Manhattanville softball players earned All-Conference Honors as Katie Pitcher was first conference, and Ashley Dell, Alyssa Taylor and Jessica Van Gallen each made it to the second team All-Freedon Conference.
• Manhattanville College held their annual Athletics Awards Banquet yesterday. The Co-Male athletes of the year went to soccer player Eros Olazabal and baseball player Dan Fiorito the female athlete of the year went to two sport athlete Emy Cote.

Weekly Sports Poll:

This week’s sports poll asks After yesterday’s 3-2 loss to the Capitals, the Rangers lost home field advantage and will head to Washington with the series tied 1-1.

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