TCNJ’S SOFTBALL GAME WITH RICHARD STOCKTON POSTPONED

Media Release

Ewing, NJ… The College of New Jersey softball team’s doubleheader against Richard Stockton College set for Tuesday, April 1 at Lions’ Park has been postponed due to the weather.

The teams are working on a date to reschedule the New Jersey Athletic Conference twin bill.

TCNJ is currently 11-9 on the season and return to action on Thursday, April 3 with a non-conference doubleheader at Haverford College.

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ROWAN BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL POSTPONED

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GLASSBORO, NJ – The Rowan University baseball and softball teams’ games scheduled for Tuesday, April 1 have been postponed due to the weather.

 

The baseball team has rescheduled its game at Gwynedd-Mercy College for Wednesday, April 2 at 3:30 p.m.

 

The softball team will make up its New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) doubleheader at William Paterson University on Thursday, April 3 at 3 p.m. Rowan’s home doubleheader against St. Joseph’s College (LI) originally scheduled for Thursday has been postponed.

 

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College Baseball: NO. 6 RANKED TCNJ POSTS 7-5 WIN OVER ALBRIGHT AS LIONS COLLECT EIGHTH STAIGHT WIN

Media Release April 1, 2008

Ewing, NJ – Ranked sixth in Division III, The College of New Jersey\’s baseball team tallied a 7-5 home win over the Lions of Albright College to collect the team\’s eighth straight victory. TCNJ improves to 16-2 overall, while Albright drops to 7-11. The eight wins in a row matches TCNJ longest winning streak of the season as the Lions started 2008 by reeling off eight wins.

TCNJ\’s senior Rich Gawlak (Plainsboro, NJ/West Windsor-Plainsboro-South) drove in the Lions\’ first two runs of the game with a two run double to deep right field and helped the team get off to a 2-0 lead. Senior right fielder Matt Barrett (Pennington, NJ/Hopewell Valley) went deep with his first career homerun, a solo shot to left center in the bottom of the third. TCNJ would tack on another run in the inning and lead 6-0 before Albright broke up freshman pitcher Connor Henderson\’s (Monmouth Junction, NJ/South Brunswick) shutout bid.

Henderson worked six inning and scattered five hits, yielding a run with three walks and four strikeouts as he made his first career start for the Lions and is now 1-0. Freshman reliever Sean Flanagan (Manalapan, NJ/Manalapan) made his first appearance on the year before senior Nick Amabile (Holmdel, NJ/Holmdel) entered the game in the seventh inning and struck out the side to help the Lions out of the jam after Albright tacked on three runs and sent TCNJ to the bottom of the seventh with a 7-4 lead. Albright sent the entire lineup to the plate in the inning before Amabile was able to end the threat.

In the top of the ninth, senior Kyle Wenrich (Reading, PA/Reading) came to bat with bases loaded and two outs and was struck out by TCNJ\’s junior Eric Gertie (Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson) to end the game and preserve the victory by the home squad. Gertie collected the save, his fourth of the year for the Lions.

Sophomore Derek Althouse (Manheim, PA/Manheim Central) took the loss after working four innings with four earned runs off seven hits with four walks and two strikeouts and is now 0-2. Sophomore Shane Stein (New Ringgold, PA/Blue Mountain) worked two innings for Albright, yielding one earned run off five hits with a walk and a strikeout.

Albright\’s senior Jordan Boyer (Hamburg, PA/Hamburg) drove in two runs and was 2-5 with a pair of runs, while Wenrich was 2-5 with a pair of runs scored.

On the game, Gawlak and freshman Matt Giermanski (Oradell, NJ/River Dell Regional) both drove in two runs, while rookie outfielder Anthony Palmiotto (Manchester, NJ/Manchester Township) added a 2-4 day at the plate with an RBI and junior shortstop Jeff Toth (Parlin, NJ/Sayreville) went 2-3 with three stolen bases in the game.

TCNJ returns to action on April 3 hosting Moravian College in a 3:30 p.m. non-league match-up, while Albright College is back in action on April 4 when they visit Widener University for a 3:30 p.m. contest.

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Gloucester City Board of Education Approves New Line of Clothing for Employees

By Nicole Maiese

NEWS Correspondent

The Gloucester City High School (GHS) marketing club \”Lions R Us\” presented its new shirt design for women faculty to the Board of Education during this month\’s meeting.

Club members pointed out that instead of the golf shirts from before, these shirts are blouses.

They are in four different colors – magenta, light blue, lavender, navy blue, and pale pink.

Lions R Us also presented new Gloucester City Lions Bags, which were approved by the School Board.

These bags can be used for vacations, and the heavy duty ones can be used as knapsacks. They are $8 each.

The GHS representative this month was sophomore Brandon Labbree, a member of lots of clubs who was honored to speak on behalf of the school.

Mary Ethel Costello School\’s representative was sixth grader Janice Lee.

She said she loves to play instruments, read, and sing. Also, she loves her school and all her teachers are nice.

Cold Springs School\’s representative was third grader Sarah Deeds, who said she absolutely loves her school and that all of the teachers and the principal are nice.

The School Board congratulated the GHS Lady Lions basketball team for an excellent season.

The Board approved field trips for all of the schools, as well as the field trips for the College Bound Program for Camden County College.

Members raised a concern about head lice within the schools.

All students\’ heads will be checked and those with lice will be sent home, not back to class.

The School Board is taking every precaution they can, and advises the students to do the same.

 

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