Tuesday sports report

Salem CC baseball moves closer to .500 with a road win, softball coach Rodriguez recovering after undergoing successful bypass surgery, Salem Tech softball wins inaugural game in program history

SOFTBALL
Salem Tech 7, Cape May Tech 6
GOLF
Clearview 158, Woodstown 185
West Deptford 171, Pennsville 216
Washington Twp. girls 195, Schalick 227
TENNIS
Cedar Creek 3, Pennsville 2
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Salem CC 11, Delaware County 5
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Salem CC at Raritan Valley, ppd., wet grounds

By Riverview Sports News

MEDIA, Pa. — The Salem CC baseball team moved another step closer to getting back to .500 Tuesday with their fourth straight win, 11-5 at Delaware County CC.

The Mighty Oaks improved to 10-13 and play the Phantoms at home Wednesday.

COLLEGE SOFTBALL
CARNEYS POINT —
Reports from the Salem CC softball team indicate head coach Angel Rodriguez underwent successful bypass surgery Tuesday.

“We’re just feeling thankful and blessed beyond words that Angel’s surgery was successful and he’s doing good,” interim coach Mackenzie Freas said. “We miss him tremendously.”

Rodriguez said over the weekend he hoped to be released as early as Friday, be back in front of the players in two weeks and “get back in time to hit a fun playoff run.”

“We’re all here for Angel and we just want to see him have a healthy recovery and get back on the field as soon as possible,” athletics director Bob Hughes said. “Right now our thoughts are with him and his health.”

The Mighty Oaks were scheduled to play a doubleheader at Raritan Valley Tuesday, but the games were postponed due to poor field conditions.

PREP SOFTBALL
WOODSTOWN — The Salem Tech softball team got its softball program off to a successful start Tuesday when it edged Cape May Tech 7-6 in the opening round of the NJTAC Tournament. Shortstop Shelby Drummond had two hits and two RBIs to lead the offense, while freshman Isabel Roberts struck out eight in a complete-game in the circle.

The Chargers’ baseball team plays its first official game Thursday at Cumberland.

GOLF
Boys
At Town & Country Golf Links
CLEARVIEW 158, WOODSTOWN 185

CLEARVIEW: Thomas Luu 37, Ryan Stankoski 39, Patrick Furfari 41, Joshua Baron 41; Daniel Marrow 45, Blaise Voit 42.
WOODSTOWN: Jack Bursar 44, Greyson Hyland 42, Lucas Fulmer 49, Austin Wood 50; Nate Valente 52, Blake Bialecki 51.

At RiverWinds
WEST DEPTFORD 171, PENNSVILLE 216

WEST DEPTFORD: Ben Perticari 40, Grayson Ryer 44, Ryan Delaney 43, Chase Dunda 44; Braeden Warren 68.
PENNSVILLE: Trevor Hann 49, Caden Thomas 51, Makenna Minguez 55, Abigail Bohn 61; Keagan Kaminski 64, Jack Haley 64.

Girls
At Centerton GC
WASHINGTON TWP. 195, SCHALICK 227
WASHINGTON TWP.:
Paige Weber 42, Tessa Reilley 41, Viviene Aimone 57, Alessandra Caballero 55; Danica Bailey 57, Macy Sorrentino 62
SCHALICK: Lena Virga 56, Cali Fisler 56, Elena McGovern 58, Brooke Brown 57; Miya Watkins 65, Jazmin Perez 64.

TENNIS
CEDAR CREEK 3, PENNSVILLE 2

Miguel Manalang (CC) def. Lucas Cooksey, 6-0, 6-0
Sawyer Humphrey (P) won
Finnegan Watson (CC) def. Ian Peacock, 6-2, 0-6, 10-8
Carter Willis-Matthew Forino (P) def. Tristan DiGiacomo-Yahir Blanco, 6-4, 7-5
Lukek Senn-Shyler Aponte (CC) def. Coen Rinnier-Jacob Cheeseman, 6-7 (5-7), 6-0, 11-9.
Records: Cedar Creek 1-0, Pennsville 0-1.


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