INSTANT REPLAY-Non-Public Group B Final: Ranney 10, Immaculata 1
The Ranney School won its first-ever state championship, topping Immaculata 10-1 in the Non-Public Group B final on Wednesday, June 15, 2022. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko and Chris Tsakonas call all the play-by-play live from Bob DeMeo Field at Veterans’ Park in Hamilton:
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INSTANT REPLAY-North 2, Group 4 Final: (1) Hunterdon Central 5, (3) Woodbridge 1
The third-seeded Woodbridge Barrons fell to future MLB draft prospect Kyle McCoy and Hunterdon Central, 5-1, in the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 title game on Friday, June 10, 2022. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko and Chris Tsakonas call all the play-by-play live from Flemington, NJ:
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INSTANT REPLAY-North 2, Group 4 Semifinals: (3) Woodbridge 5, (2) Ridge 4 (11 innings)
The second-seeded Woodbridge Barrons earned a tip to the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 title game, where they will play top-seed Hunterdon Central, after knocking off 2nd-seed Ridge in the sectional semifinals, 5-4 in 11 innings, on Tuesday, June 7, 2022. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko call all the play-by-play live from Pete Hall Field in Basking Ridge:
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INSTANT REPLAY-GMCT Finals (6) North Brunswick 4, (1) St. Joseph-Metuchen 2
The 6th-seeded North Brunswick Raiders got a complete game three-hitter from Zack Konstantinovsky, and a game-winnning two-RBI double from Kyla Tarabokia in the sixth, to beat top-seed and defending champion St. Joseph-Metuchen 4-2 in the GMC Tournament Championship game on May 29, 2022. Click below to hear Mike Pavlichko and Justin Sontupe call all the play-by-play from Ray Cipperly Field at East Brunswick Tech in East Brunswick, NJ:
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INSTANT REPLAY-GMCT Semifinals: (1) St. Joseph-Metuchen 10, (5) Woodbridge 1
Defending champion and top-seed St. Joseph of Metuchen earned its second straight trip to the GMC Tournament title game, with an 11-1 semifinals win over 5th-seed Woodbridge, as heard on Central Jersey Sports Radio. Click below to hear Mike Pavlichko and Justin Sontupe call all the play by play from Ray Cipperly Field at East Brunswick Tech in East Brunswick on May 21, 2022:
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INSTANT REPLAY-GMCT Semifinals: (6) North Brunswick 1, (7) East Brunswick 0 (12 innings)
In a 12-inning game that took three hours to play and used just four pitchers, 6th-seed North Brunswick outlasted 7th-seed East Brunswick 1-0 in the GMC Tournament Semifinals, as heard on Central Jersey Sports Radio. Click below to hear Mike Pavlichko and Justin Sontupe call all the play by play from Ray Cipperly Field at East Brunswick Tech in East Brunswick on May 21, 2022:
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INSTANT REPLAY: East Brunswick 4, Spotswood 2
East Brunswick won the 2022 edition of the Commander’s Cup trophy game, its first victory in the series since 2016, beating the Spotswood Chargers at home on Thursday, May 19, 2022, snapping a four-game skid in the rivalry. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko and Chris Tsakonas call all the action from East Brunswick High School:
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INSTANT REPLAY: No. 8 Middlesex 5, No. 3 Woodbridge 0
Senior Stephen Young threw a complete-game, two-hit, 12-strikeout shutout as 8th-ranked Middlesex beat 3rd-ranked Woodbridge to sweep their season series and win the GMC White Division in the Blue Jays’ first season up from the Blue Division. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko call all the play-by-play from Mountainview Park in Middlesex:
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INSTANT REPLAY: SCT Semifinals – (6) Rutgers Prep 6, (2) Somerville 3
Rutgers Prep moved on to the finals of the Somerset County Tournament for the second time with a 6-3 upset of Somerville in the semifinals on Monday, May 9, 2022. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko and Chris Tsakonas call all the action live from TD Bank Park in Bridgewater:
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SPONSORED: Zoned Sports Academy in Bridgewater celebrating 20 years of training baseball, softball stars of tomorrow
Duke Baxter is a ball of energy, as soon as you walk in the door of Zoned Sports Academy. Even after 20 years in the game. Actually, he’s been in the game of baseball much longer, playing the game as a kid, collegiately at North Florida, and ending with a stint within earshot of his gleaming training facility just off Route 28 – with the Somerset Patriots, then of the independent Atlantic League. Does he have another 20 years? You bet. When he started out, training academies weren’t nearly as popular as they are now. Many doubted he could do…
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