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Don’t look now, but Snyder has a winning baseball team

Your eyes are not deceiving you. That headline is correct. It’s not blurry. There’s no need for the special reading glasses. Snyder High School – yes, that same Snyder we’ve all tried to forget come spring time for ages — has a winning baseball team this year. The Tigers own a record of 9-4. They …

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ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Hudson Catholic’s Troya tower of power despite height

He stands about 5-foot-8 –, but that’s if he’s standing on his tiptoes or perhaps the Manhattan Yellow Pages. But despite his height — or lack thereof — Andrew Troya is the first baseman for the Hudson Catholic baseball team. Usually, first basemen are these big, burly types, the guys who provide a huge target …

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AWARDING BASES QUESTION: In high school, baseball and softball, runner on second base; batter grounds to shortstop who misplays ball then overthrows first base attempting to put out batter-runner. Dead ball. Plate umpire awards each runner one base ; runner advances to third and batter-runner goes to second. Correct call? ANSWER: Incorrect call; each runner …

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Registration for Summer and Winter Seasons for Bayonne PAL Basketball

Registration for the upcoming Summer and Winter Seasons for the Bayonne PAL Basketball Season began April 25. Registration is available for all boys and girls that are Bayonne residents between the ages of 5-15. The Summer Season cost is $25 dollars and it is separated into two sections: Summer skills (ages 5-9) and Hot Hoops …

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Division of Recreation announces Special Needs Sports Camp for all ages this summer

Mayor Jimmy Davis has announced the Division of Recreation will hold a one-week special needs sports camp for all ages from August 1 to August 5. The Special Needs Sports Camp will take place at Veterans Stadium, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. each day. Campers will participate in various sports and activities daily. From soccer …

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Division of Recreation announces Lacrosse Camp this summer for ages 5-14

Mayor Jimmy Davis has announced the Division of Recreation will offer Lacrosse Camp this summer for ages 5-14. The Division of Recreation will team up once again with the US Sports Institute and the Lacrosse camp is designed for beginners with little or no previous lacrosse experience. Children will learn the fundamental skills and rules …

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Unstoppable Arias drills in eleven goals for Dragons

Turning into the home stretch of their 2016 JCC of Bayonne Jr Division indoor soccer schedule, the (4-1) Wizards looked to lock up the top spot in this year’s “Championship Tournament” with two week five victories. Going toe to toe for twenty minutes, the Wizards and the (3-2) Dragons traded scores as the two squads …

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St. Anthony basketball players head to college to play football instead

When Jahlil Reynolds first enrolled at St. Anthony High School a little more than three years ago, he was certain that he was destined for basketball greatness. After all, isn’t that what most young men dream about when they head to St. Anthony? They want to play for legendary Hall of Fame coach Bob Hurley …

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