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OH TUESDAY APRIL 7 1992 OU THE MIAMI HERALD HIGH SCHOOLS BTO I FORiTHEi RECORD Baseball Taam statistics (In order of win percentage) ready to be noticed 1 9j 124 I 55 1 6 165 2 79 102 D4 DNR 5N DM? 5 76 DNR 4 20 550 DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR Softball Team statistics (In order of win percentage) CLASS 4A-3A i I McArthur 2 St Thomas 1 Coooer City 4 Western 1 South Plantation Taavti'a 7 plantation Cardinal G'bbons Douglas P'0r 11 South Broward 12 Miramar 13 Deerfiaid Beach Hoovwood Hill 15 Nova 16 Stranahan 17 Coconut Creek II Northeast 19 Coral Spring 20 Fort Lauderdale 21 Boyd Anderson 72 Ely 73 Diard 14 Haiiandai 1A-1A School 1 Westminster Academy 2 Sneridan Hills 3 Hollywood Christian 4 Chaminade-Madonna 5 Zon Lutheran 6 Pine Crest 7 American Heritage I University School Individual leaders W-4 AvfCtA 161 32 19-? 161 451 452 4 400 440 5 DNR 117 DNP 11-7 3N KM0 DNR MM2 359 7-10 DNR 710 35 69 380 HDNft 6 K) DNR KONR 615 DNR 12 DNR 13 DNR 2-12 DNR 12 DNR 14 DNR W-L Avg 163 514 4 9-3 431 9 164 35 3 12-6 413 7-6 411 4 7-8 426 5 68 441 I 9 396 5 ERA 24 18 68 a 18 00 00 90 Avg 66 673 61 657 652 632 625 622 6)5 609 606 591 580 588 562 559 556 556 553 53 537 519 510 510 500 500 489 487 411 479 479 478 476 474 469 MICHELE 9PANO Miami Herald Staff only strength of McArthur shortstop Laura Purser shown above at hitter and leads the Mustangs with a 556 average and 24 RBI Individual leaders Name school At Matt Arnold DB 39 Derek Sapp Ey 52 Jim Palmer STA 59 Jim Bacarls McA 56 Mike Federman Crk 45 Pete Schwarz CCty 61 Anthony Uttarieiio CS 55 Frank Fucile STA 64 WHlie Meiendez DB 54 Danny Dichter HM 57 Mika Rocha Crk 48 Andre King Str 59 Brian Rutland Mir 59 Doug Gardner Doug 57 Mika Biasuccl SB 46 Jim McCumber HH 55 Jose Rolon Nova 63 Loren Torres Nova 57 Eric Gen den Tara 60 David Pizzimenti Nova 58 Richie Sindone Crk 48 Scooby Morgan Tara 43 Claude Love PI 61 Bobby Johnson DB 56 Dan Smith Mir 66 Brian Bernard Nova 51 Jeff Lyman PI 57 Darren Bowleg FL 47 James Spatafora SB 40 Vic Tetter Pip 64 Rob Donahue PI 51 Diorin Mirasola Tara 43 Don Keating STA 35 Jason Fusco STA 54 Jason Hamilton Crk 54 Chuck Michel FL 52 Sean Cambridge McA 66 Brian Larsen Crk 33 Brandon O'Day FtL 55 Mark Williams CS 44 Daryl Porter STA 47 Matt Tremmelen Str 42 Jason Bohan CCity 59 Henry Enrique SP 65 Brandon Piscitelio SP 60 CHtf Terracuso HH 43 Dave Middleton Pip 46 Jorge Rodriguez FL 29 Scott Weil HH 67 Herby Olivencia Crk 41 Lock sley Rhoden Nova 47 Mike Vasseur Ely 50 Kevin Hobbs Mir S3 Billy Barringer Mir 48 Aaron Clark SP 54 Glenn Feinberg Nova 51 Paul Fortunato Tara 48 Jim Kenna SB 39 Todd Ozias Tara 51 Chris Swan FL 48 Eric Taylor McA 42 Marc Eisenson HH 55 Devin Oberto DB 52 Charlie Steinberg CS 55 Raul Vflleverde CCty 55 Mike Palmlerl SB 46 9 Vlncze McA 46 David Heald SB 34 Adrian Cardenas HH 65 James Kerr CS 50 Micky McLellen CS 25 John Grasso Tara 57 BUI Wagner Str 57 Anthony DeSantis Nova 54 Jim Hamby Str 51 Chris Collins Tara 42 Greg Forthofer Doug 55 Eddie Yarneil STA 55 Jeff McCarthy Doug 26 Eric Langner CS 26 Terry Scalzlttl SB 33 Frank Phalr Doug S3 Brian Morrison Pi 60 Art Sapp SP 67 Billy Hughes West 57 13 17 16 14 18 17 18 18 15 15 11 21 16 8 18 12 17 16 13 17 17 8 10 16 18 20 17 six her doctor prescribed too smart but I wanted to play again so Purser said every time I go to the right side every time I try to hit the ball to the right I feel it And when it rains I feel it like I have arthritis or Purser has received interest from Tallahassee Community College Miami-Dade North and St Thomas and Barry universities Like most slow-pitch softball players she probably will have to go to a two-year school because most four-year schools have fast-pitch programs and rarely give out scholarships to a slow-pitch player 462 460 458 446 445 442 442 434 432 429 426 425 421 418 414 412 405 404 400 396 shortstop hits stride By ELAINE SUNG Herald Sports Writer For two years Laura Purser has been overlooked as McArthur's shortstop First it was Midget Saunders South shortstop and a teammate from the Pembroke Pines Cardinals Then it was Francy Connor who was chosen over Purser for first-team allcounty honors This season doing everything she can to change that year I was really disappointed and the year before it was Purser said we were on the Cardinals together Midget was in the outfield and I was the shortstop So I was kind of like my is one of the stronger positions in the McArthur Coach Cherise Coleman said I've always thought Laura was one of the top style of play is almost understated which might lead to her anonymity but her power is not She has a strong arm and a good bat to go with it Last year she hit 650 with 44 RBI This year leading the Mustangs with a 556 average and 24 RBI a good all-around Coleman said a team leader and she always gives 1 10 percent in any situation If in the dugout and warming up or waiting go over and help them out She helps them out in the field talks to Purser who has been a shortstop since she was seven but can play other positions as well actually played baseball for a while Her family moved to Alabama for nearly two years and there she was the only girl Dichter (7 By RICHARD AMACHER Herald Writer If Danny mechanics were slightly off Monday it noticeable to the untrained eye Hollywood senior lefthander (7-1) struck out nine as he threw a one-hitter and the Spartans edged Nova 1-0 in their final home game Hollywood Hills now 9-2 and 15-6-1 overall has a l'A-game lead over the Titans and St Thomas Aquinas both 7-3 in District 15-3A Nova senior right-hander Anthony DeSantis (5-3) was equally impressive as he fanned six including the side in order in the sixth and gave up three hits But the Spartans scratched for a run in the third as catcher Brian Gerity led off with a single Mark Eisenson drew a one-out walk and Adrian Cardenas singled home courtesy runner Cameron Glendenning Jose Rolon doubled in the second for the only hit Nova had four other base runners but Dichter picked off two including one in the fifth inning when he struggled with his control were times when I lost my form but I threw enough strikes to get Dichter said More baseball Cora! Springs 7 Douglas 6: Anthony Uttarello want 3 for 4 with four RBI and three stolen bases and doubled in two runs in the top of the seventh to give the Colts 10-9-1 a 7-5 lead But Greg Fortho-ter tripled in Brad Mock In the bottom of the seventh to make it 7-6 before James Kerr retired the side to earn the save Tony DiPalermo went 2 for 3 with a triple two Bi and two runs for the Colts Eric Bush went 2 for 4 to lead the Eagles (7-11) Port Lauderdale 5 Deerfield Beach 0: Donald Johns (FL) hit a home run to lead off the third Inning Chuck Michel went 2 for 3 with a double two stolen bases an RBi and scored a run for the Flying L's (10-7-1) Winning pitcher Darren Bowleg (5-3) struck out seven and allowed four hits in five Innings Derek Baslieo took the loss for the Bucks (7-15) South Broward 5 Ely 0: Winning pitcher Rich Bail (3-1) struck out seven walked three and allowed seven hits The Bulldogs (12-4) were led by Terry Scalzlttl who went 2 for 3 and scored a (ATHLETE OFlTHEi WEEK to 1: an for Hills by Nova 1-0 VERSATILE: Fielding isn't the practice also a powerful on a Little League baseball team 1 came back I want to play softball she said But she did return to her orig- inal sport and became part of the Cardinals team that won two national titles and a world championship There was a brief setback her sophomore year an injury put her out of commission early in the season during a game against rival South Broward Purser fractured her hip sliding into first base to avoid a throw Wanting to get back into the action she took only three weeks to recover instead of the 1) leads run Mike Palmlerl 2 for 3 and Mike Biasuccl 1 for 1 with an I Catcher Steve Peter went 1 for 3 lead tha Tigers (7-11) Westminster Academy I Lake Worth Christian Aaron Dieffenbacher (WA) went 3 for 4 with two triples two RBI He scored twice struck out eight and gave up two hits In six Innings Brandon Rodammer (WA) went 2 for 3 with a double and RBI Russ Phipps went 2 for 4 with an RBI to help pace the Lions (11-4) Chamlnade-Madonna 9 Hallandalo 2: Eddy Diaz went 2 for 4 and scored three runs while Rey Peraza went 3 for 4 with two RBI and scored two runs tor the Lions (6-12) Winning pitcher Donnie Glbala (2-0) threw a one-hitter and struck out 10 Adam Schendel singled for tha Chargers' (15) only hit University 21 Port Lauderdale Christian 1: Richard Martin threw a five-inning no-hitter and struck out 11 to lead tha Suns (5-f) Franz Bautista went 4 for 4 with a triple and three RBI and scored three runs Ian Bentley went 2 tor 3 with two RBI Softball McArthur 6 St Thomas 3: Stacy Bennett (McA) was 3 for 3 with a triple and two runs scored McArthur jumped to a 3-1 lead in the first and extended It to 5-1 in the second with Bennett's two-run triple McArthur's defense kept St Thomas out of the game in the third the best of which came from Lillian Lopez who had two diving catches in leftfleld St Thomas came back In the sixth with two runs from Sherri Waddell and Cherie Crown to make It 6-3 Piper 4 Stnnahan 3: Corl Grajcar (Pip) was 2 2 with an RBI Sherri Leach (Str) went 2 for 3 with an RBI and a run scored Stacy Hall was the winning pitcher Chrlssy Hamilton took the loss Piper 12-7 Stranahan 5-9 Taravella 2 Cardinal Gibbons 1: The Trojans' (15-5) Danl Ferraro tripled with one out in the fifth inning and scored on Jessica Martineau's hard groundout for tha winning run Mary Ingrascl went 2 for 4 to lead the Redskins (1(H) Douglas 4 Coral Springs 0: Melissa Shev Home runs Eric Genden (Tara) 6 Matt Arnold (DB) Frank FucMe (STA) Billy Barringer (Mir) Tom Thorson (PC) Ed Bou (STA) 5 Mark Williams (CS) Nick Gertz (PC) Sean Cambridge (McA) sach with 4 Scott Well (HH) Richie Sindone (Crk) Eddie Rodriguez (NE) Scooby Morgan (Tara) Jim Palmer (STA) Bobby Estaielia (CCty) Steve Teter (Ely) Tim Buckley (West) Mike Biasuccl (SB) Art Sapp (SP) Billy Brown (STA) Willie Melendez (DB) TJ Lawrence (West) each with 3 Jim Bacarls (McA) Monte Barnes (CG) Tom Hoffman (CG) Rick Buonl (Mir) Ed Yarneil (STA) Don Keating (STA) Tom Reldy (CM) Aaron Dieffenbacher (WA) Rey Peraza (CM) Paul Vllieverde (CCty) James Spatafora (SB) Eric Taylor (McA) Mike Palmlerl (SB) Brian Barnett (PC) Keith Bockus (PC) Henry Enrique (SP) Andy Allsio (STA) Danny Kaneli (WA) each with two CLASS 2A-1A HITTING (Minimum 21 at-bats) Namt school John Adams SH Aaron Dieffenbacher Danny Kaneli WA Joe Clair PC Chris Cobb PC Tom Thorsen PC Trey Hodges SH Alex Key WA Travis Houlihan SH Brandon Radammer Russell Phipps WA Nick Gertz PC Peter Perrl PC Aklva McClam WA Brian Kovak WA John Madonna WA Mike Friedman PC CUSS 4A-3A Nova which was supposed to field a fast-pitch team next season had been talking with Purser but its softball program was cut take the best she said definitely want a The first goal though is to help McArthur defend its Class 3 A state title In sophomore year the Mustangs lost in the championship game but came back the next year to win it all toughest part will be getting out of our Purser said wins the district will probably win state We really want to win it 2 Chamlnade-Madonna Nova 10-15 154 15-13: Anthony Bulien (Nova) 7 kills Greg Torrlllo (Nova) 6 kills 3 blocks Saul Gurdus (Nova) 7 service points 5 aces Jim Cecil (CM) 8 kills Robert Hendren (CM) )0 assists Heath Thornton (CM) 11 kills Ray Kowalski (CM) 6 kills Chaml-nade-Medonna 2-4 Nova 06 tennis Hollywood Christian 7 Fort Lauderdale Christian 0: No 1 Singles: Alex Cordova Craig Dunham 64 6-1 No 2: Chris Calloway Chad Dun-jham 64 6-2 No 3: Raffl Sedd Jeff Grldder 6-1 16-1 No 4: Robert Dyers Jonathan Cumston 7-5 6-) No 5: Mika Wagenti Eric DeYoung 64 6-1 No 1 Doubles: Cordove-Calloway Craig Dunham-Cumston 8-3 No 2: Sed-Bridges Chad Dunham-Grldder 8-6 Fort Lauderdale Christian 14 tennis Taravella 4 Cardinal Gibbons 3: No 1 Singles: Bryan Getz (Tara) Geoff Vogt 4-6 6-2 6-4 No 2: Kenny Callender (CG) Steve Weilens 6-4 64 No 3: Brett Rowley (CG) Brandon Feld-tman 62 7-5 Na 4: Cade Resnlck (Tara) Pat 'Kennedy 64 14 (ret) No 5: Alan Plguet (Tara) Victor Ocanto 6-2 6-3 No 1 Doubles: Vogt-Callender (CG) Feldman-PIguet 8-6 No 2: Wellens-Resnick (Tara) Rowley-Ocanto 8-7 jTaravalla 9-4 Cardinal Gibbons 7-3 i Boyd Anderson 6 Miramar 1: No 1 singles: Nanaz Badcoubae (BA) Emily Lyons 57 6-2 64 No 2: Heather Walker (BA) Erica Johnson 6-3 6-2 No 3: Anna McCowell (BA) Cassandra Michel 61 6-1 No 4: Shelby Febro (Mir) Tracey Morris 6-1 6-2 No 5: Claire Carlson (BA) Krista Sturtz 6-1 6-3 No 1 doubles: Walker-McCowell (BA) Mlchel-Sturtz 8-1 No 2: Tracy Morris-Joy DeMatto (BA) Febro-Na-dia Flint 8-1 Boyd Anderson 5-8 Miramar 2-10 University 7 Zion Lutheran 0: Ne 1 Singles: Jamie Serfer by default over Sandy Parent Ne 2: All Blecker Chrfste Debrino 64 64 No 3: Jackie Ralzln Hannah Jordan 64 6-1 No 4: Libby Anker Jennl Patel 64 64 No 5: Michelle Propos Kathryn Hecht 61 60 No 1 Doublet: Blecker-Ralzin Debrino-Jordan 84 No 2: Jodi Beck-Tina Tahmassebi Patel-Hecht 8-1 University 7-3 golf Cardinal Gibbons 159 Douglas 162 at Oak Tree Country Club par 35 Medalist: Chris Burr (Doug) 36 1 Christian Sauce (CG) 38 3 (tied) Matt Raydo (CG) Mike Stallings (Doug) 39 5 Carlos Velasquez (CG) 40 6 Jason Roe (CG) 42 7 Mac McGhee (Doug) 43 8 Blake Whitley (Doug) 44 Cardinal Gibbons 8-5 Douglas 84 Pina Crest 158 Coral Springs 149 St Thomas Aquinas 171 at Palm Aire (Cypress Course) Country Club par 36 Medalist: Nick Pohlman (PC) 37 2 Gabriel Canizares (PC) 39 3 Mike Cessa (PC) and Steve Scott (CS) 40 5 Robert Simon (PC) Brian Saponaro (STA) Mike Schmidt (CS) and Matties Eng (CS) 42 9 Dave Pettit (STA) Bill Partipilo (STA) and Chris Denhard (STA) 43 Pine Crest 174 Coral Springs 13-3 St Thomas golf St Thomas Aquinas 179 Douglas 180 Taravella 204 at Coral Springs Country Club par 35 Medalist: Julia Boros (STA) 40 2 Stephanie Lake (Doug) 41 3 Angela Coppola (STA) 42 4 Amy Spooner (Doug) 44 5 Colleen Kenny (Doug) 45 16 Colleen Cashman (STA) 47 7 Rachel Robinson (Tara) Laurie Bowman (Tara) and Tatiana DeAnguio (Tara) 48 10 Susan Seaman (STA) and Natalie Baker (Doug) 50 I runs I Jennifer Bags Cooper City went 4 for 6 with a home run and seven RBI Michelle Marians Cooper City went 5 for 8 with five RBI TRACK: Greta Blades Coral Springs took the 100- and 200-meter titles at the Broward County Track and Field Championships Twan Russell St Thomas won the 300 Intermediate hurdles and the 110-meter high hurdles Teammate Kelvin McCormick took first In the high and triple jumps Andrea Robinson Plantation won the 110-meter low hurdles and the long Jump Daymeian Gallimore Dillard won the 100-meter dash and followed that with a victory In the 200 Gina Foster University School won the 330 hurdles at the SEAC track and field meet with a time of 502 333 333 333 333 327 327 327 327 326 326 324 323 320 320 316 3)6 315 314 3)0 309 309 308 308 303 302 300 300 298 CLASS 2A-1A HITTING (Minimum at-bats) Name school Cheri Mounteney SH Jamie KornmeierWA Melissa Osceola Univ Lori Barnes AH Makesha Holbrook HW( Kristina Amato WA Sharon Guimares WA Dory Rosenbaum PC Rachel Sobel PC Shannon Neville CM Jennifer Pollock Univ Kelly Pool ZL Patti Travasos WA Hilary Krant PC Audrey Goode SH Joy Ast University Betsy Lutchkus AH Dee Skuda WA Dawn Shultz WA Nicole Smith SH Latlsha White HWC Jessica Bentley Univ Julie Gauck CM Jeanene Glander ZL Keena DeAngells SH Erin Read WA Christl Bruno CM Tammy Fakins WA Kristen Goughan CM Dawn Trask ZL Christy Whitney ZL Courtenay Roderman A Sherri Cordeiie AH Kristen Gutotta AH Jodi Glander ZL iMelissa Moore SH 'Kim Rutig HWC Christ Gillette CM Linda Weber SH Jennifer LaPrade ZL Lauren Siciliano CM Suzanne Riskin PC Reagan Danziger WA Nlcoie Alden PC (CLASS 4A-3A PITCHING (Minimum 7 Name school Kerrie Mooney STA Kirsten Green West Megan Carey STA Swartzwelder SP Jen McEiwee McA Llane Antonin! Pi Cavanaugh CCty Kim Deafer West Jodie Guthrie Tara Sawyer CCty Stacy Hail Pip Cara O'Brien Nova Mindy Neubert Mir Jennifer Roth HH CLASS 2A-1A PITCHING (Minimum 7 i Name school 1 Kelly Pool ZL Lisa Woipowitz PC JIM LaSaivia HWC Missy Clark CM A Stimpson WA Allison Farmer ZL Jackie Doros ZL Terri Shadoin AH Joy Ast Univ Nicole Smith SH schedule Baseball AM games start at 3:45 unless noted Boyd Anderson at Coral Springs Douglas at Coconut Creek Dillard at Cooper City Miramar at Western Fort Lauderdale Christian at Zion Lutheran Highlands Christian at University School Coral Shores at Pine Crest Plantation at Taravella 7 Softball AM games start at 4 unless noted Boyd Anderson at Coral Springs Coconut Creek at Douglas Dillard at Cooper City Miramar at Western volleyball AM games start at 4 unless noted Fort Lauderdale at Cardinal Gibbons Piper at Deerfield Beach 7 Nova at Hollywood Hills Chamlnade-Madonna at McArthur 7 Cooper City at Miramar Stranahan at Plantation 7 Hallandale at St Thomas South Plantation at South Broward tennis AM matches start at 4 unless noted Boyd Anderson at Stranahan Chaminade-Madonna at Fort Lauderdale Nova at Coconut Creek McArthur at Deerfield Beach South Plantation at Douglas i Northeast at Hallandale South Broward at Piper tennis AM matches start at 4 unless noted Cardinal Gibbons at Taravella Chaminade-Madonna at Fort Lauderdale Nova at Coconut Creek McArthur at Deerfield Beach South Plantation at Douglas Norths! at Hallandale South at Piper St Thomas nips Piper as Waters wins No 350 (Doug) went 3-4 with a two-run home run In the second Inning Douglas 12-7 Coral Springs 4-15 South Plantation 14 Northeast Kim Plttlnaro (SP) went 2 for 3 with two RBI and a home run Heather Eason (SP) was 3 for 4 with an RBI Mary Anne Cunningham (NE) was 3 for 4 South Plantation 15-5 Northeast 10 Pert Lauderdale Christian IS University School 4: Tracey Davis (FLC) was 3 for 3 with three runs scored and two RBI In tha five-inning game Kim Papp (FLC) was 2 for 3 with three runs scored and three RBI Kara Lipscomb (FLC) was 2 for 3 with three RBi Fort Lauderdale Christian 7-4 University School 2-10 Chamlnade-Madonna 23 Hallandale Christ Gillette was 3 tor 4 with 4 RBI and a home run as tha Lions Improved to 12-6 Turcessa Edwards was 3 for 4 with an RBI Julie Gauck was 3 tor 3 with three RBI and a triple Hallandale Is 0-15 volleyball Nnttwait Cardinal Gibbon -1S 15- 15-12: Herman Cortez (NE) I kills Ricky Edwards (NE) 12 saves Erik Cortez (NE) 12 service points In third game David Dipierro (CG) 19 spikes 7 kills Chris Battone (CG) 14 spikes 4 kills Jason Meyer (CG) 22 assists Northeast 2-3 Cardinal Gibbons 3 Port Lauderdale Piper 16-14 16-13: Freddie Terriblfe (Pip) 7 blocks 3 kills 9 service points Joseph Staslo (Pip) 1 block 4 kills 7 service points Fort Lauderdale 4-1 Piper 2 Ely Stranahan 15-7 154: Peter Moore (Ely) 8 service points Lewis Prlseo (Ely) 7 service points Greg Pembe (Ely) 5 service points strong overall performance Ely Stranahan 1-4 St Thomas McArthur 1S-9 15-7: George Romalne (STA) 6 kills 7 spikes Scott Hames (STA) 9 kills 3 spikes Ryan Perry (STA) 21 assists St Thomas 4-2 McArthur 2-3 Deerfield Beach Taravella 15-13 15-13: Vln-nle Tambureiio (DB) 12 kills 9 assists 3 blocks Phil Berry (OB) 16 assists 5 kills 12 service points Phil Kassoff (Tara) 7 service points 4 kills 2 blocks Jason Rowe (Tara) 4 service points 7 kills 2 blocks Deerfield 64 Taravella runs But the Bengals (9-8-2) rallied for four runs in the sixth as Eric Rosenberg hit a three-run homer Dave Middleton led off the seventh with a home run to tie it at 5-5 Reliever Alex Arias came in with a runner on second and retired the side after walking two to load the bases RICHARD AMACHER six RBI Julie Wiamik Taravella went 6 (or 7 with four doubles against Cooper City 8tephenie Qaston Taravella was 3 for 6 with a triple a double and three RBI Jennifer Pollock freshman outfielder went 5 for 7 and scored twice Kim 8oboL senior second baseman was error-free In two games and went 7 for 7 with 7 RBI She scored four runs Megan Davtln sophomore first baseman was 5 tor 9 with two runs and four RBI Amy Reynolds Plantation went 6 for 9 with two triples a double and six RBI Christy Zion Lutheran went 8 tor 7 with two home runs and five RBI Chari Mounteney Sheridan Hills' shortstop went 11 for 13 with 11 RBI Audrey Good Sheridan Hills' first baseman had 28 putouts went 8 for 14 with an RBI and scored six Name school Mike Biasuccl SB Jimmy Garglulo Crk Travis Camlcia SB Jason Hamilton Crk Scooby Morgan Tara Eric Langner CS Eddie Yarneil STA Scott Vandiver Tara Danny Dichter HH Josh Kaye HH Eddie Bou STA Fitzwililam McA Richie Sindone Crk Nathan Dewees CCty Jim Palmer STA Brandon O'Day FL Maloney Str Darren Haliaran PI Jamar Perez Pip Ken Shelley Ely Darren Bowleg FL Billy Hughes West Rick Woifer Pip Steve Williams DB A DeSantis Nova Brian Hardy SP James Kerr CS Jon Criswell Doug Jim Bacarls McA Evan Thomas Mir Matt Ogden PI Greg Forthofer Doug Eric Rosenberg Pip Stubblefield CCty Dan Washburn Nova Dem Salley Str Aaron Clark SP Atom Stoweil HH CUSS 2A-1A PITCHING (Minimum 20 innings) Name school Jon Midwall PC Danny Kaneli WA 4-1 35 Jimmy Murrey PC 5-3 58 Radammer WA 4-0 20 Tyler Shappell PC 1 21 John Adams SH 2 35 Dennis Ever PC 1 22 W-L IP SO BBERA 4-0 2m 20 10 194 16 2 40 24 2 58 12 3 40 13 4 00 26 4 20 16 445 Baseball and softball coaches are asked to call with weekly statistics and records between 2-6 pm on Sundays and 10-4 pm on Mondays Teams that did not report statistics will bo lisfad with DNR Frank Fucile singled home Chris DeFranco with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Piper 6-5 and give Ed Waters his 350th career victory as baseball coach at St Thomas Waters has been with the Raiders for 17 seasons St Thomas (17-4) built a 5-0 lead as Eddie Bou who went 2 for 3 hit a home run and Billy Brown went 2 for 3 with a double and scored two and 5 RBI Scott Wail Hollywood Hills went 3 for 4 with 5 RBI and scored 5 Micky McLellen Coral Springs went 3 for 4 with 3 RBI Including the game-winner against Plantation Scooby Morgan Taravella went 3 for 6 with a home run and 3 RBI He scored twice and beat Cooper City on a 5-hltter Rob Donahue Plantation went 5 for 8 with 3 RBI Dan 8mith Miramar went 4 for 7 with 3 scored against Cooper City and Dillard Kevin Hobbs went 3 for 5 with 3 RBI and 3 scored Jim Hamby Stranahan went for 9 with two doubles Frank Fucile St Thomas went 3 for 7 with a double and home run He stole tour bases and drove In five rune SOFTBALL: Dory Rosenbaum Pine Crest went 7 for 8 hit two home runs and drove In eight runs Laura Purser McArthur went 6 for 9 scored four runs and had TOP PERFORMANCE: Richie Sindone Coconut Creek threw a no-hitter Tuesday In a 6-0 victory over Western A Junior left-hander Sindone struck out 10 In the game BASEBALL: Brandon O'Day Fori Lauderdale struck out 11 walked two and had a no-hltter through 6H innings against Northeast 8haun Lancaster Fort Lauderdale was 5 for 8 (Including 3 for 3 against Piper) had two doubles and a run scored Tyler 8happell Pine Crest threw a no-hltter against American Heritage In a 12-0 game that was ended In the fifth Inning Aaron Dlaffanbachar Westminster Academy went 3 for 3 with a single double and triple and 4 RBI against University School Westminster's Danny Kanall went 2 for 2 with a triple home run 1 sr As fc.