crusader lax opens their season with an impressive road ......crusaders push past wv by, joe duffy...

TWIBCS Volume 3, Issue 25 Catholic. Gentlemen. Leaders. Sunday, April 25, 2021

CrusaderLaxOpensTheirSeasonwithanImpressiveRoadWinOverRamapo

By,JoeDuffyApril 19 – Franklin Lakes, NJ – The BergenCatholicCrusaderstravelledtoFranklinLakestoopentheirseasonagainsttheformidableRamapoRaiders.Ithasbeenanextremelylonglayoffandbothteamsbroughttheenergyandintensityyouwould expect from the very beginning ofwarmups.Despite the rain, theatmospherewaselectric,andsowastheCrusaderoffenseearly.A6-1firstquartergottheCrusadersrollingasthecontrolledpossessionandpaceformostofthehalf. BrendenKellywould get the Crusaders onthe board less than two minutes in, and thatwould just be the start for the Bergen Catholicattacker.

Luke Macejka would make it 2-0 BergenCatholic off a feed in transition from BrendenKelly.Ramapowouldrespondwithagoaloftheir

ownshortlyafter,but theCrusadersshowednosigns of slowing down offensively. Kelly andMacejka would each tally second goals in thequarter to extend the lead to 4-1 BC.

RamapowouldpushaftereachCrusadergoal,but the Bergen Catholic defenders did anexcellentjobofkeepingRamapooutofthemiddleandtootheoutside.KyleLoughlinwouldgetontheboard,andKellywouldaddanotherforafirstquarterhattrick.ItwasadominantstartfortheCrusadersandthesecondquarterwouldprovetobemuchofthesame.Ramapo needed to a quick push to getthemselves back into the game and they didexactly that to start the second quarter. TheRaidersscoredearlytocuttheBCleadto6-2.Ramapo would steal the momentum briefly,but Brenden Kelly would halt their comebackhopesyetagain,ashewouldscoreback-to-backgoalsfortheCrusadersextendingtheleadto8-2.Bergen Catholics defense would shut RamapodowntherestofthehalfandgoalieDominicPirawasstronginnet.TheCrusaderdefensekepttheRamapo offense to the outside, giving Pira the

Junior goalie Dom Pira set up the BC offense early with some 60 yard bombs to the attack.

Penn State-bound Brenden Kelly had a day. 6 goals and 2 assists is a nice season opener!

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abilitytoseeandtrackshotswell.TheCrusaderswouldtakean11-2leadintothehalfasaresultofexcellent play on both sides of the field, andBergen Catholic would never look back.

RamapowouldoutscoreBergenCatholic4-2inthesecondhalf,butitwouldnotbeenoughastheCrusader’shandledtheirfirstoutingfromstarttofinish. 5 different players scored goals for theCrusader’s (Brenden Kelly, Kyle Loughlin,Nicholas Mueller, Luke Macejka, JosephMarinaccio),and3otherswouldgetonthescoresheetwith assists (JakeNelson, CharlesOpreza,PeterPitrelli). ItwasaboutasgoodofastartasBergen Catholic could have hoped for and willlooktobuildofftheirfirstwinoftheseasonastheschedulegetsbusyfromhereonout.

JVLacrosseDefeatsGreenRaidersinOpener

April19–FranklinLakes,NJ–TheJVlacrosseteamopenedwithasolid,hard-foughtvictoryatRamapoonMonday8-6.Withthescoretiedat4-4,BCbuiltatwo-goalleadandeverytimeRamapoattemptedtoclosethelead,BCresponded.MarkRuggieriohadahattricktoleadBCinthevictory. Vinny Cirello, Alex Klecha andMichaelGiovaccoplayedstrongdefensefortheCrusaders.FroshLacrosseFlexesOffensive

MuscleinOpenerApril19–Oradell,NJ–NoahKochmanwon11of15faceoffsandpickedup7groundballstohelpigniteBC’soffensivemachineonMonday.Thosepossessionswerevaluedandhelpedtogenerate17 goals and a BC opening day victory overRamapoHighSchool.

Jake Taromina notched four goals and twoassistsandJohnMustardaddedahattricktoleadtheCrusaders.JackTenagliascoredtwogoalsandtwoassistsandJimmyCareypitchedinapairofgoalsandanassistinthevictory.AndersonChangpickedupthreegroundballsand went (1 Goal-0 Assist) Sean Iriving (1-0),ChristianGonzalez(1-1),MattReilly(1-0),EthanO’Rourke(1-0)andCrispinKaye(0-1)allscoredforBC.TylerLucchiandAidanHineseachrecorded4savesinthegoal.

(L-R) Nico Martino, Jack Tenaglia, Jake Taromina and Connor Kelly ready to go in BC’s Frosh Lax Opener.

Mike Garchitorena and the BC defense put incredible pressure on Ramapo all night.

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VarsityGolfPlaces4thatBlueDevilInvitational

April19–Westfield,NJ–TheCrusadersplayedasolid18holesatEchoLakeCountryClub.TomO’Neill shot 76 followed by Charlie Cummings(78). LiamWhite (80), Nick Schwake (83) andColinFoley(86)eachrepresentedBCwell.Westfieldtookthetitlewitha300,followedbyHunterdon Central’s 311, Blair Academy (313)andBC(317).Eighteenotherteamsshot320orhigher.JVGolfPutsGreenKnightsintheir

PlaceBy,AndrewLama‘23

April19–Clifton,NJ-TheCrusadersmadeafineshowing against Montvale’s Green Knights. TheKnights proved no match for the Crusadersputting up 180. Thematch took place at UpperMontclairCountryClubonMonday.The Crusaders posted 5 scores under 50, anastoundingfeatfortheteam.SeniorRyanSlovak,ledtheCrusaderswitha41.Slovakcontinuestoimprovethroughtheseasonasmatchescontinueto become more competitive. Senior Joe Casaliposteda45forhisfirstmatchfortheCrusadersthis season. Freshmen Calvin Jung [48], JeremyCammayo[48],andJohnKeyes[46]continuetoputupgreatscoresfortheirfirstseason.

VolleyballOpensatBTApril19-Hackensack,NJ–JamesDeeganhad7kills and 7 digs, Brian Mendoza had 6 digs, 9assistsand4servicepointsandMatteoOrochenaearned7servicepointsand3digsasBC lost toBergenTech2-0(19-25,17-25).AlexAngioneplayedthemostcompletegamefortheCrusaderswith4kills,4blocks,3digs,4servicepointsandanace.

RaymondValdezhad2killsand2digsandTomHaemmerlehad2digsintheeffort.

O’Neill’s38LeadsBCOverMahwah

April20–Emerson,NJ–TheCrusadersteeditupatHackensackCountryClubonTuesdayandplayedwell enough to earn a 5-0 start to theirseason.Tom O’Neill shot a 38, followed by CharlieCummings (40), Adam Sincavage (41) andNickSchwake(42).AndrewLama(44)andJoeCasali(51)alsogotsomevarsityexperienceinthewin.

MahwahprovesnomatchforBC

By,AndrewLama‘23April20–Haworth,NJ–TheCrusadersJVGolfteam improved their record to 5-1 with a winagainstMahwahonTuesdayatHaworthCountryClub. The Crusaders beat Mahwah with acombined 203 strokes. Mahwah didn’t stand achancewithadeficitof51strokes.FreshmanWillCalocinohadthelowestscoreof49. Freshman John Keyes [50], Junior PierceCollum[50],andJuniorKevinSweeny[54]addedgoodscoresaswell.Senior JohnnyTumino [65]and Freshman Mike DeCastro [67] continue toimprove.

Things are getting real for Raymond Valdez.


JVLaxFallsRumson-FairHavenBy,TylerLarson’24

April21-Oradell,NJ–TheCrusadersbattledatoughRumson-Fair Haven team throughout the game,however,itwasnotenoughasBClosttoRFH9-4.After a scoreless first half for the Crusaders,brothers Michael and Jason Gentilello each scoredgoals in the third quarter to start an attemptedcomeback.

Sophomore Richie Reid added a nice left-handedgoaltowardstheendofthethirdquarter,andDylanNatalicchioaddedanothergoalinthefourthquarter.The Crusaders defensive core consisting of VinnyCirello,AlexKlecha,MichaelGiovacco,DanCummings,EthanDaly, and ChristianMaxWiatrak played solidthroughoutthegame,effectivelyclearingtheballandforcingRFHtocommitturnovers.Freshman Goalies Tyler Larson (10 saves) andParkerDay(5saves)alsoplayedverystronginGoal,allowing only 9 goals throughout the game. TheCrusaderslooktobouncebackthisweekagainstDonBoscoPreponTuesdayathome.

FroshLaxUpendedbyRumson-FairHaven

April21,FairHaven,NJ–Afteralongridetotheshoreandadrearyday, BC generated some offense, butstruggled to stop RFH from doing thesame,falling14-13onWednesday.Connor Kelly (5GB) and NoahKochman (4GB) led the Crusaders inpickingtheballupofftheturf.

Jake Taromina had a monster offensive day,recording7goalsandanassist.CripinKay(2-3)andAndersonChang(2-0)ledBCinscoring.TylerLucchi(8saves)andAidanHines(6saves)splittimeinthegoal.

VolleyballFacesToughestOpponentinYoungSeasonApril21-Bergenfield,NJ–JamesDeeganhad2kills1blockand2digs.BrianMendozaledBCinassists and Alex Angione had 3 service points.

The Bears, however, defeated BC in straightgames(25-10,25-13).

CrusaderTennisDefeatsUnionCatholicinOpener

April 22 – Scotch Plains, NJ – BC had a verystrongstartonThursdayafterwaitingfortherainto open the season. Theydid so in very strongfashion5-0assophomorePhillipSt.CyrusledBC,winninginstraightsets6-0,6-1in1stsingles.

Captain James Deegan Serves


IttrulywasastrongstartasBCwonall10setsplayedandloston3gamesin63.In2ndsingles,

Andrew Song(9th)won6-0,6-0. Multi-sport, multi-

talented,student-

athlete JohnDelJuidice

(11th) won in3rd singles 6-1,6-1.In thedoubles, 1st

doubles Marcus Kim (10th) & Ryan Kim (9th)won6-0,6-0and2nddoublesChrisKang(11th)&JohnNalbadian(10th)won6-0,6-1.

BCRocksPanthersApril 22 – Paramus, NJ – Ridgewood CountryClub hosted the varsity lacrosse teams fromBergenCatholicandGlenRockonThursday.TheCrusadersmovedto6-0withatwenty-twostrokevictoryoverthePanthers164-182.TomO’Neill(40)onceagainledBCfollowedbyLiamWhiteandCharlieCummings(41each)andAdamSincavage(42).JeremyCammayo(46)andColinFoley(49)helpedinthevictory.

BigFirstInningHelpsCrusadersPushPastWV

By,JoeDuffyApril22,RidgefieldPark,NJ –BergenCatholicplayed host toWayne Valley in what was theirfirst home game of the season. The Crusadersopenedtheirseasonearlier intheweekwithan11-1 victory over Bergen Tech, while WayneValleyalsoearnedavictorytostarttheirseasonwitha4-2winoverClifton.SophomorePitcherJackDuffygotthestartonthemoundfortheCrusadersandputtogethera

strongouting.Duffywouldstrikeout3andallowonlytwohitsoverfourinningsofwork.Theonlydamage against Duffy came early, as WayneValley would score the only run, they wouldrecordoffhiminthetopof the first inning.Thesophomore bounced back from the shaky startand would holdWayne Valley at bay while hisoffensegotgoing.TheCrusadersoffensegotouttoatremendousstart onopeningday,posting11 runs, and theywouldpickuprightwheretheyleftoffinthisone.TheCrusadersrespondedtoWayneValleywith7runsoftheirowninthebottomofthefirstinning,taking complete control of the game from thestart.JuanDelacruzandLucaReyeswouldgetonbase to start the inning, and then the batsexploded.LuisDelacruzhita twoRBIdouble togiveBergenCatholica2-1lead.LukasTsai,GavinBaratta, and Carsten Sabathia would all followwithRBIhitsthemselves.Thelineupwouldwraparound in the bottom of the first, and JuanDelacruzwouldaddanothertwoRBIdoubleinhissecondatbatoftheinning,togivetheCrusader’sa7-1lead,onetheywouldneverlookbackon.Senior Third Baseman Gavin Baratta had astandout game, going3-for-3at theplate,whiledriving in a couple runs. The Bergen Catholicoffense has posted 21 runs through two gamesand could not have asked for a better start interms of production. The Crusader’s offensewouldslowdownabitafterthefirst,buttheyputtogether another double-digit scoringperformance.TheTrioof JackDuffy,AlexCavegn,andMattL’Hommedieu would keep the Wayne Valleyoffense in check and Bergen Catholic wouldultimatelymove to2-0,as theydefeatedWayneValleybyascoreof10-5.TwoDeLaCruzGrandSlamsHighlightBCFireworks

By,JoeDuffyApril 23, Hillsdale, NJ – The Bergen CatholicCrusaders travelled to take on Pascack Valleycoming off awin againstWayne Valley the dayprior. The Crusader offense has been veryimpressive to start the season, posting double-

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digitruntotalsbothgamesout,andprovingtobedangerous1through9.PascackValleyhasthefirepowertoscoresomerunsaswell,whichmadeforaveryentertainingmatchup.ThefirstinningcouldnothavegonebetterforPascackValleyastheyblankedtheCrusader’sandtook an early lead in the bottom of the first.Pascack Valley showed immediately that theiroffensewouldbeabletoscoreruns,buttheywerenotgoingtoslowthedowntheCrusaderoffenseonthisday.Afteraquietfirstinning,theCrusaderoffenseexploded for a seven run second inning. TheCrusaderspushedonerunacrosswhenshortstop

JuanDeLaCruzcametotheplatewiththebasesloaded.DeLaCruzclearedthebasesasheshotarockettotherightcentergapthatjustsnuckoverthe fence and put the Crusaders up 5-1. De LaCruz’sgrandslamsparkedtheCrusaders,andthenext two batters would keep the momentumgoing.LucaReyesandLuisDeLaCruzproceededto both crush a pair of solo homeruns after thegrand slam. The Bergen Catholic 1-2-3 hitterswent back-to-back-to-back to give BergenCatholicanearly7-1leadfortheseconddayinarow.Bergen Catholic’s offensive explosion wouldhaveputalotofteamsaway,butPascackValley

showednosignsofdiscouragementinthebottomofthesecond.ThePVoffenserespondedwitha5-runbottomofthesecondtocutthescoreto7-6.Pascack Valley would continue to scratch andclawtheirwaybackintothegametherestoftheway,butultimatelytheBCoffensewouldbetoomuchtokeepupwith.Juan De La Cruz would extend BergenCatholic’s leadbackoutto5,aftertheshortstophithissecondgrandslamintwoatbats,andfromthere the Crusaders were in control. It was anincrediblegame forDeLaCruzwhoshowedoffhisdefensiveprowessaswell in the firstwithagreat sliding backhand play to hold PascackValleytojust1run.TheBCoffensewasfantasticup and down, Gavin Baratta continued his hotstart with another 3-hit performance, HarrisonCertodrovein2runswithanRBIdouble,andtheCrusader’srecorded12hitsasaunit.DeLaCruz’s3hit,2grandslam,8RBI,2stolenbasegameisonetoberemembered,anditwillberememberedasawinningeffortaswell.Shea Conlan was excellent over 4 innings ofwork, shutting thePascackValley offensedownand helping the Crusader’s close things out. PVwouldmakealatepushscoring3inthe6thand2inthe7th,buttheBergenCatholicoffensewasableto add a couple of insurance runs to hold off astrongPascackValleyteamintheend.

BCTakesHighRoadApril23–Haworth,NJ–TheCrusaderVarsityGolfTeamdefeatedNorthernHighlands152-174onFridaytoreach7-0ontheseason.CharlieCummingsshota34toearn low-manstatus.TomO’Neil(36),AdamSincavage(39)andLiamWhite (43)werepartofBC’s fourbest forthe day. Nick Schwake (47) and Andrew Lama(49)shotwellalso.

Junior SS, Juan Delacruz (1) celebrates with brother, Luis (5), after his second grand slam home run on Friday.


VolleyballWinsFirstSetofSeasonvs.IndianHills

April23–Oradell,NJ–Whiletheymaynothavewon the game, the Crusader Volleyballteampickedupsomeconfidenceearning their first win and thenlosinginextrapointstoIndianHills2-1. The first game was extremelyclose,withBCcomingfrombehindandthenlosingalittlemomentumtofall25-22. Game 2 was BC’s as theCrusaderswon25-20.Thefinalwasaheartbreaker,BCfalling27-25,butunquestionably itwas a strongwaytofinishtheweekforBC.Giovanni Perrone was BC’s tophitmanwith18kills,2blocks,3digs,5servicepointsincluding1ace.James Deegan was one of manyCrusaders who performed well. Heearned 10 service points including 2aces. Deeganrecorded3killsand11digs.BrianMendozawasoutstandingaswell,assistingon23pointsandearning6servicepointsand2aces.MatteoOrochenaearnedakill,ahalfblock,onedigandsixservicepoints.RaymondValdezhad2kills, one half block and a dig. Alex Angionerecorded 4 kills, 2 blocks and 6 service points.TomHaemmerlerecorded2digs.

BCVarsityLaxFallsApril24–MountainLakes,NJ–Forthesecondtime this week, the third quarter became andAchillesheelforBCasMountainLakescamebackfromahalftimedeficittodefeatBC13-8.

BrendenKellyrecordedahattrickandCharlieOropeza each recorded three points (2 goals, 1assist) for theCrusaderswhobuilta5-3 leadatthe half. For the second time in two gameshowever,theopponentrespondedwithaseven-goal third quarter, ultimately leading to thegame’sdemise.Joe Marinaccio started off BC’s scoring,recordingagoal. JackPattiscoredtwogoalsonthedayandNickMullerandMichaelGarchitorenaeachrecordedassists.DanSheppardwasstrongattheface-offXandrecorded a team-high 6 ground balls on theafternoonandDomPirawasonceagainstrongagaininthegoal,recording10saves.

JVLakersDefeatBCinLacrosse

April 24 – Mountain Lakes, NJ – The JVCrusaders played a strong defensive game, butwasnotabletogenerateenoughoffense,fallingtotheLakers6-2.SophomoreMikeGentilello scored on foBC’sgoals and classmate Mark Ruggerio added theother. DJWatrosplayedtheroleofset-upman,addinganassist.

A little Mustard (Johnny) running on the field to celebrate with T&T, after one of

11 explosions

with Jake Taromina (21)

George Talarico (18) finds Kyle Loughlin (4) in the clear.


Two freshmen combined for 14 saves. TylerLarsonrecorded5andParkerDayadded9.JasonGentilellowent5for7onfaceoffsandpickedup6groundballs.

Teamplayedwithheartandenthusiasm,givingtheir best effort so far this season. Clears andrides were effective. Team defense wasaggressive,forcingturnoversandbadshots!Theteam played very disciplined as well, receivingonlyonepenalty.

T and T! Frosh Crusader Duo Puts Up 19 Pts April 24 – Oradell, NJ – Saturday morningathleticsisgenerallyreservedforthefrosh.Twofrosh thatmadeamemory for themselveswereJack Tenaglia and Jake Taromina. Tenagliarecorded 2 goals and 8 assists (7 to Taromina)and Taronmina found the back of the netNINETIMESinleadingBCoverMountainLakes17-13.

John Mustard (2-1), Crispin Kaye (1-2),Anderson Chang (1-1), Jimmy Carey (1-0),

Christian Gonzalez (1-0), Sean Irving (0-1) andMattReilly(0-1)allpitchedinonoffense.SeanIrvingledBCwith6groundballsandMattReilly picked up 4. Aidan Hines (9 saves) andTylerLucchi(2saves)playedwellinthegoal.

TrackWorksasaTeamatSeasonOpener

April 24 – Oakland, NJ – The Track programopened at the annual Season Opener, this yearheld at Indian Hills Regional High School. TheCrusaders placed fifth overall among largeschools, earning 30 points and finishing behindPassaic Valley, Ridgewood, Fair Lawn andParamusCatholic.IndividualandRelayResults:

• 4x100Relay–3rd(44.9)• 4x200Relay–5th(1:35.9)• Distance Medley Relay – 2nd (11:17.0) –

AlexShaia,MileSuitt,OwenMcCarthyandTommyRogers.

• ShuttleHurdles–3rd(1:17.0)• 3x400Hurdles–6th(3:26.7)• Javelin Relay – 3rd (358’ 1”) – Alex Ust

(152’4”)

CrewPerformsWellatMannyFlickinPhilly

April25–Philadelphia,PA–OnSunday,twoofthe boats for BC’s crew team performedespeciallywell.NoviceDouble(GiacamoDenteandOwenRyan)took2ndPlaceoutof15teamsandJVDouble(MatthewKimandGeorgeSmall)placed2ndoutof9teams.According to George Small, he andMatt Kimhave been working together for two years andbuilt up some trust. It’s called sculling, rowingwithtwooarsthatis,andwedoitwell.Thatwasourbesttimeever,butnotourbestoverallfinish,butthebestfinisheverataManny

Tyler Larson coming up big for the Crusaders.


Flickwherecompetitionisfierce.TheHaverfordSchool’sboatfinishedjustaheadofBC.

NJSIAAWrestlingChampionships

April 24-25 – Philipsburg, NJ – The StateWrestling Championships had a new home in2021 andCrusader grapplersmade themost oftheopportunitiestheywerehanded.IhadafewminutestotalktoJoeCangro,silvermedalist, andhe shared some insightsona fewweightclasses.Q:Whatdidyouthinkofmyman,RyanFord?Joe Cangro - “Ryan Ford had a really solidperformance.” Fordplaced thirdafter falling inthesemifinalsandwrestlingback.Itcanbeverydifficultpsychologically towrestlebackbecauseyouarefacingsomeoneinthewrestlebackswhomay have built some momentum in a previousmatch,whileyouarecomingoffatoughloss,justonewinfromthestatefinal.Q:Joe,HowdidyoulikewrestlinginP’burgratherthaninAtlanticCity?JoeCangro–“Insomewaysitwasbetter.Whileyou’reusedtotheBoardwalkHall,itissuperloud,butatPhilipsburgitwasmucheasiertofocus.”Q: What was your toughest match of thetournament?JoeCangro-Thetoughestmatchingettingtothefinal was the quarterfinal because I hadexperiencewiththekidinthesemi-final.Ihadn’twrestled the kid in thequarters since last year,but I wrestled the other semifinalist, EthanFernandezfromWestwood.Ifeltconfidentgoingintothefinals.Iwarmedup well and things didn’t go my way. I lastwrestledhimintheDragonShowcaseinthefall.Q: What other wrestlers of ours were youimpressedwith?JoeCangro-RemyBrancatotooksecondaswellandhewrestledverywell.NateCamisciolilostin

thesemistotheeventualstatechampionbyonepoint.InfairnesstoJoe’sotherteammates,weranoutoftimetodiscussfurthertheexcellenttournamentsofothers,thoughIknowhehadmorehewantedtodiscuss.SUMMARY

WEIGHT CLASS – NAME (SEED) ROUND RESULT

113 POUNDS – RYAN FORD (5) Cameron Morgan Jared Brunner Evan Tallmadge Sebastian Ortega Luke Stanich

FIRST QUARTERS SEMIS CONSO WB 3rd PLACE CONSO

W – DEC 3-1 W – DEC 8-3 L – DEC 9-2 W – TIE BREAKER W – DEC 6-4

120 POUNDS - AIDEN WALLACE 8) Mayson Harms Evan Mougalian James Day Tyler Vazquez Garrett Totten

FIRST QUARTERS SEMIS CONSO WB CONSO WB

W – DECISION L – DEC 9-4 W – DEC 5-2 L – DEC 5-2 L – DEC 3-2

126 POUNDS – JOE CANGRO (2) Matt Henrich Cross Wasilewski Ethan Fernandez Vincent Santaniello

FIRST QUARTERS SEMIS FINAL

W – DEC 5-0 W – DEC 6-4 W – DECISION L– DEC 6-1

138 POUNDS – CHRISTOPHER BACCHIONI (13) Ken Sherman Tyler Sagi Chase Casey Luke DiGiovanni Joe Davi Laith Hamdeh

FIRST CONSO WB CONSO WB CONSO WB CONSO WB 5th PLACE CONSO

L – DEC 5-4 W – DEC 7-2 W – DEC 8-2 W – DEC 3-2 L – DEC W – ULTIMATE TIE BREAKER 3-2

145 POUNDS – ERIC BROADIE (13) Hunter Gandy Riley Simon Jason Smith

FIRST CONSO WB CONSO WB

L – PIN 3:36 W – MAJOR DECISION L – DEC 5-2

152 POUNDS – NATE CAMISCIOLI (3) Greg Croce Tanner Peake Andrew Troczynski Cooper Pontelandolfo Max Brignola


W – DEC W – DEC L – DEC 3-2 W – DEC 3-2 W - DECISION

170 POUNDS – JUSTIN ONELLO (10) Colin Calvetti Michael Dellagatta Sabino Portella Colin Calvetti Michael Dellagatta


W – PIN 3:32 W – DEC 7-6 L – TIE BREAKER 5-1 W – DEC 6-3 L – PIN 2:18

220 POUNDS – REMY BRANCATO (3) Raymond Santiago Shane Whitney Michael Toranzo Mike Misita

FIRST QUARTERS SEMIS FINALS

W – MAJ DEC 14-2 W – DEC 2-1 W – DEC 8-2 L – DEC

285 POUNDS – DOMINICK BROGNA (9) Jeffery Jordan Tino Savaiinaea

FIRST CONSO

L – DEC 3-1 L – DEC 5-2


Our Father Our Father, Who art in Heaven

Hallowed be Thy Name Thy Kingdom Come.

Thy will be done On Earth as it is in Heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses

As we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation.

But deliver us from evil. Amen.

Hail Mary Hail Mary, full of grace

The Lord is with You Blessed are you among women

And blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God

Pray for us sinners Now and at the hour of our death.

Amen.

Glory Be Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall

be, world without end. Amen

Act of Contrition My God, I am sorry for my sins with all my heart.

In choosing to do wrong and failing to do good, I have sinned against you whom

I should love above all things. I firmly intend, with your help, to do penance, to sin no

more, and to avoid whatever leads me to sin.

Serenity Prayer God grant me the serenity

to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference. Amen

The Jesus Prayer Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God,

have mercy on me, a sinner.

Blessed Edmund Rice Prayer O God we thank you for the life of

Blessed Edmund Rice. He opened his heart to Christ present in those

oppressed by poverty and injustice. May we follow his example of

faith and generosity. Grant us the courage and compassion of Blessed Edmund as we seek to live lives

of love and service. Amen.

Grace Before Meals Bless us, O Lord, And these, thy gifts Which we are about to receive from

thy bounty, through Christ, Our Lord. Amen

The Rule Love one another as I have loved you.

St. Patrick’s Breastplate (shortened) Christ with me. Christ before me. Christ behind me. Christ in me. Christ beneath me. Christ above me.

Christ on my right. Christ on my left. Christ when I lie down. Christ when I sit down. Christ when I arise. Christ in the heart of every man who thinks of me. Christ in the mouth of everyone who speaks of me.

Christ in every eye that sees me. Christ in every ear that hears me.

Prayer of St Francis Lord make me an instrument of Your peace

Where there is hatred let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon.

Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope. Where there is darkness, light.

Where there is sadness joy. O Divine master grant that I may

Not so much seek to be consoled as to console To be understood, as to understand.

To be loved. as to love For it's in giving that we receive

And it's in pardoning that we are pardoned And it's in dying that we are born...

To eternal life.


April25–Mahwah,NJ-Woodwarblersarethebirdoftheweek.Currently,afewareabundantinthearea,butinthenextfewweeks,therewillbealargevarietyofthese“jewels”ofthebirdingworld.Keepaneyeout.Takeapicture.Senditin.We’lldoourbesttohelpidentifyitforyou.Itcouldbea….PalmWarbler,YellowRumped(Myrtle)Warbler(pictured)or…AmericanRedstart,YellowWarbler,CommonYellowthroat,Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, Magnolia, Chestnut-sided, Cerulean, Blackburnian, Cape May,Connecticut,Canada,Mourning,BlackandWhite,Blackpoll,Pine,Ovenbird,LouisianaWaterthrush,NorthernWaterthrush, Bay-breasted, Blue-winged, Golden-winged, Hooded, Wilson’s, Northern Parula, Orange-crowned,Tennessee,NashvilleorPrairie.

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