Instant Replay TV – 4/30/12 – HS Baseball – Amity at Notre Dame WH
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Two SCC baseball powers locked up in a battle at Quigley on Monday. Watch the replay here.
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Instant Replay TV – 4/20/12 – HS Baseball – Fairfield Prep vs. Notre Dame
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Watch the replay of the SCC high school baseball game between Notre Dame West Haven vs. Fairfield Prep.
Instant Replay – HS Baseball – Branford at Notre Dame – 4/4/12
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The defending Class L champions Notre Dame West Haven powered their way to a win in the season opener vs. Branford.
Connecticut HS Baseball Championships to be Played at Palmer Field in 2012
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The CIAC Championship Baseball Tournament Finals will be returning to Palmer Field in Middletown in June. The CIAC and the Middletown Parks and Recreation Department have a long standing relationship, and both groups are looking forward to the finals returning to Palmer on June 9-10.
You can order DVDs of the CIAC Baseball Championship Games in Our Store
On June - 17 - 2011Comments Off
We offer for sale the DVDs of the CIAC Baseball championship games. Just visit our store to order the DVD or if you want to save put together a group order of 15 or more DVDs and save. Please call Don Boyle at 203-927-4273 to arraign a group order. Click Here for the Store. You can also email me at customerservice@sportingnewsct.com
Instant Replay Radio – 6/7/11 – CIAC Baseball – New Canaan vs. Farmington
On June - 8 - 2011Comments Off
Farmington overcame a 1-0 first-inning defecet to beat the Rams and move onto the Class L championship game vs. Notre Dame.
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Instant Replay TV – 6/7/11 – CIAC Class L Baseball – Foran vs. Notre Dame
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I have never seen anything like what I saw in the first two innings of the Class L semifinal round game between Foran vs. Notre Dame. Watch and see.
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Instant Replay TV – 5/31/11 – CIAC Baseball – Wilton vs. Notre Dame
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Notre Dame starter Gary Flowers overcame a rocky 1st inning to lead the Green Knights to an 8-2 win over Wilton in round one of the CIAC Class L baseball tournament. The Green Knights broke the game open late when the scored five-runs in the 6th.
Enjoy the rebroadcast of the game. Please visit out store to order the DVD and receive a free MP4 movie download for your digital device.
Amity Beats South Windsor 5-0 – EJ Ashworth Spins Perfect Game
On May - 31 - 2011Comments Off
Amy Sr. pitcher EJ Ashworth pitches a perfect game. Spartans play West Haven on Wednesday
New Hampshire Team Breaks Baseball Win Streak
On May - 23 - 2011Comments Off
Portsmouth hits historic mark By Anthony Gulizia Globe Correspondent / May 23, 2011
Baseball is a game of streaks, filled with ups and downs that make or break teams. But the Portsmouth (N.H.) Clippers have been up for a long time — 76 games, to be exact.
Portsmouth broke the national record for consecutive wins with a 10-2 decision over Pembroke (N.H.) Thursday, surpassing Homer (Mich.) High’s mark established in 2005.
At the center of Portsmouth’s historic run, which began in 2008, is senior righthander Keegan Taylor, whose career stands at 21-0.
“He’s evolved tremendously over the last three years,’’ coach Tom Hopley said. “When he got here, we knew he had a reputation, and he’s continued to work year-round to get himself bigger and stronger. His breaking ball, when he stays on top of, it can be devastating.’’
In 113 2/3 innings, Taylor has 1.72 earned run average and 141 strikeouts. This season, Taylor is 6-0 with a 0.83 ERA and 64 strikeouts.
“Playing at the varsity level with this team you always have good players behind you, and obviously with this streak we’ve had some of the best defenses,’’ Taylor said. “This year, we’ve also averaged 10 runs a game, and pitching with that behind me has definitely been my key to success.’’
With the help of his pitching coach, former Red Sox hurler Bob Stanley, Taylor has been able to develop his arsenal of pitches, which include a fastball, changeup, curveball, and a split-finger fastball.
“One of my better pitches is my curveball,’’ Taylor said. “I’m able to go to that in pressure situations, that and my splitter. Over the years I’ve been able to work the strike zone and hit my corners.’’
Just before the school year started, Taylor committed to Northeastern University.
“It’s definitely a school I’m very happy to be going to,’’ he said. “It’s a good education, a competitive baseball team at the D-1 level, and the coaching staff, from what I’ve known, is awesome. It’s an opportunity to play high-level baseball and coming up to Northeastern is just another step.’’
At Northeastern, Taylor will live with Joey Maher, a pitcher from Bedford (N.H.) High.
The two squared off against each other May 9, with Portsmouth picking up its 72d straight win, 6-3.
“It was a big game, I really wanted to end the streak,’’ Maher said. “We were actually Portsmouth’s first win [to start the streak], so it would have been cool to end it. Keegan’s just a tough pitcher, he made our team look ugly. He can spot all of his pitches so he kept us off-balance.’’
Taylor has followed other great pitchers at Portsmouth, including Tim Welch, who didn’t give up a run during the 2008 season.
“Tim was an adventure,’’ Hopley said. “He’d have three balls on a batter then he’d strike him out; he was electric. When he settled in, he just pounded it. But Keegan’s more of an artist, and I say that with all due respect to how Keegan goes about it. And I say that because it’s just a great thing to watch.’’
Instant Replay Radio – 5/16/11 – HS Baseball – Amity at West Haven
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The #2 Amity Spartans (15-3) held on to beat West Haven (11-7) 4-2 last night at Whitey Piurek Field in West Haven. Amity starter Mike Concato pitched a complete game and allowed just 2 Blue Devil hits to earn the win. Jeremy Soule took the loss.
Notre Dame Nine Clinches SCC Quinnipiac Division
On May - 13 - 2011Comments Off
The Notre Dame Green Knights (12-5) held on to defeat Xavier (10-6) by the score of 6-4 earlier today at Palmer Field in Middletown, CT. The win assured Notre Dame first place in the SCC Quinnipiac Division and a spot in the SCC baseball tournament which is just over a week away.
Gary Flowers (6-0) went the distance to earn the win for the Green Knights. Flowers allowed 4-runs on 9-hits. Three of the runs were earned.
Notre Dame jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the top of the 1st inning when Griffin Garabedian scored on a sacrifice fly off the bat of Mike Panza. Garabedian had reached base when he was hit-by-pitch to lead off the game.
The Falcons quickly tied the score at 1-1 in the bottom half on a Tom Lanzone RBI single.
Notre Dame took advantage of an error in the top of the 2nd to score a go ahead run for 2-1 lead then added to the lead on a Jacob DeRosa (2-hits) sacrifice fly RBI to up the count to 3-1. Again Xavier chipped away in the bottom of the inning when Matt Burns plated a run on a sacrifice fly to make the score 3-2.
Notre Dame tallied 3 times in the 4th aided by another Xavier error (4 in the game), a Garabedian sacrifice fly RBI and Panza RBI single to up the advantage to 6-3.
Xavier rallied to score twice in the 5th. The rally began with an error followed by RBI singles by Nick Chapman and Pat Colavecchio to make the score 6-4.
Xavier had a chance in the bottom of the 7th when Chapman singled but a Panza started double-play ended the game. The Green Knights turned two double-plays in the game.
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