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THE TEAM SHOTS ON THIS PAGE INCLUDE ... Denville PAL Junior Division Girls Softball All-Stars ... Westernberger Mechanical Junior Softball ... Rockaway Township and Denville 8th grade girls travel basketball ... The Diamonds U14 girls, Demons U10 boys, Devils U11 boys, Red Devils U9 girls and Thunder U9 girls teams of the Denville HUB Soccer League ... the Denville Blue Devils of the Denville Summer Travel Softball League ... Joyce Honda of the Denville Little League Baseball Farm Division ... the Denville Blue Devils of the Jefferson Fall Travel Softball League ... the St. Mary's of Denville girls basketball team of the Morris County Catholic Basketball League ... the Denville PAL Demons 5th-grade girls basketball team of the Garden State Basketball League;
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Denville PAL Girls Softball Junior Division All-Stars: Two players were chosen from each of the six teams in the Denville PAL Softball Recreation Junior Division for an All-Star team and that team played an All-Star team from Rockaway Township at Gardner Field in Denville on Monday, June 14, and earned a 13-9 victory. The team consisted of, front row, left to right: Jessica Zablatsky, Haley Driscoll, Caroline Sceurman, Carly Rimsky, Carly Bouman and Katie Clancy; middle row: Melissa Mutz, Christina Punzo, Kristen Onorati, Sophie Fischer, Justine Caniglia and Jessica Onorati; back row: All-Star coaches Howard Alexander, Kevin Mahn, P.J. Heller, Glenn Sola and Shari Verrone. Sceurman, Fischer and Onorati pitched for Denville in a game that was as entertaining as it was well played.
Photo by Tony Caniglia
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Westenberger Mechanical Junior Softball: For the second straight season, Westenberger Mechanical won both the regular-season and playoff championships in the 2010 Denville PAL Girls Softball Rec League's Junior Division. Westenberger, which finished 9-2-1, was seeded No. 1 in the post-season tournament, where it beat No. 2 Painten Place, 8-6, for the title. The champs, front row left to right: Molly Shaffer, Gabriella Cordova, Danielle Cipriano, Julia Papas, Emily Cabatic, Julia Lisi and Marisa Amoresano; back row: coach Rich Cabatic, Andrea Cipriano, Melissa Ackerman, Kristen Onorati, coach Lisa Onorati, Jess Onorati, Molly Heller, coach P.J. Heller, Autumn Devlin and coach Pat Amoresano.
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Photo by Gabe Cordova
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ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP TEAMS UP WITH DENVILLE: The Denville and Rockaway Township 8th-grade girls travel basketball teams played a mini-game exhibition as part of the Morris Knolls Youth Day program in front of an enthusiastic half-time crowd at the Morris Knolls-Jefferson girls varsity game at Morris Knolls on Friday, Jan. 8. The players from both teams then posed for this post-game photo. Front row, left to right: Rachel Shea, Shannon Cox, Gina Aragona, Erin Bongo, Danielle DeVite and Chelsea Amaro; back row, left to right: Giulia Vitolo, Leanne Sweeny, Mackenzie Hestevold, Chelsea Fischer, Amanda Slomkowski, Jen Mele, Brianna Mott, Brianna Blauner, Jacie Cooper and Debbie Volpe.
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The Rockaway Township Lady Rockets: This 8th-grade girls travel team finished its 2009-2010 season with a 26-6 overall record. The Rockets won the Passaic Valley League regular-season title with a 14-0 record and came in second in three tournaments - a pre-season tourney, the PVL post-season tourney and a tournament The Lady Rockets hosted to end the season. The team, bottom row left to right: Lila Simon, Isabel Katz, Danielle Di Vite, team mascot Cori Green, Debbie Volpe, Erin Bongo and Gina Aragona; top row: Mackenzie Hestevold, head coach Chris Cooper, Jacie Cooper, Leanne Sweeney, Shannon Cox, assistant coach Corey Green, Ashley Lesch and Chelsea Amaro.
Photo by Lorraine Green
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The Denville PAL Demons 5th-grade travel girls basketball team won the playoff championship of the Garden State Basketball League on Monday, March 22, 2010, with a 25-24 overtime victory over Madison at Madison Middle School in Madison. The Demons, front row, left to right: Romina Dichio, Amanda Mahn, Caroline O'Boyle and Emily Blum; middle row: Ajoke Adetula, Shefali Kumar, Jenna Racaniello, Kaylie Slomkowski, Cynthia Vuong, Lia Mennella and Tori Colledge; back row: head coach Kevin Mahn and assistant coach Vinny Mennella.
Photo by Marci Racaniello
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ST. MARY'S RULES: The St. Mary’s School of Denville varsity girls basketball team won the Morris Catholic Basketball League’s regular-season and post-season championships for the 2009-2010 season, finishing the regular season with a 16-2 record and then winning all three playoff games to finish the season with a 19-2 overall record. The team is made up of 6th, 7th and 8th-grade girls and consists of, front row, left to right: Sydney Bliss and Megan Powlen; second row: Marisa Rodek and Tina Deluna; third row: Alicia Deluna, Katie Clancy, Sam Yagozinski, Ashley Luca, Rachel Mills, Marcella Franklin, Anastasia Baier and Sue Baier; back row: coaches Susan Mills and Erik Franklin. Samantha Steele, one of the players, missed the photo shoot.
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DENVILLE HUB DIAMONDS U14 GIRLS: The Diamonds finished their best season in club history with a 22-4-2 record in the Fall of 2009. The team won its flight in the Morris County Youth Soccer Assocition; won the Jersey American Girls League's title; won the Parsippany Pride Tournament; and reached the semifinals of the State Cup. The team, bottom row (left to right): Jackie Nelson, Maeve Krueger, Becky Gohsler, Ally Black, Alexandra Rankin and Isabel Katz; back row (left to right): Shannon Gleeson, Tess Feury, coach Paul Rankin, Elena Figueroa, Rachel Voigt, Dina Sheira and Katie Weber. Those who missed the photo shoot include player Sarah Shirkey, coach Bill Gleeson and trainer Mark Woodward.
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DENVILLE HUB DEVILS U11 BOYS SOCCER TEAM. Bottom row (left to right): Christopher Bartel, Christopher Carey, Sean Frier, Andrew Muller, Matthew Scafati, Alec Mandel, Michael Coccia and Cameron Cipriano; top row (left to right) Trevor Campanella, Dean Reinhart, Michael Whitehill, Conner Walsh, Andrew Vermaelen, Trevor Nogas, Steven DiGiovanna, John Hughes, Marco Cundari and Ian Stempert. The Devils were 6-2-2 in the MCYSL for the 2009 fall season.
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HUB SOCCER's RED DEVILS U10 GIRLS:
The Denville Hub Soccer Red Devils U10 Girls Soccer Team finished its
2009 Morris County Youth Soccer Association fall season with a 7-3
record. The team, front row from left: Bridget LaRiccia, Ava Ritchie,
Catie Marvin, Haley Graybush, Elyse Halpern, Hanna Driscoll, and Laura
Budwick; middle row, from left: Jenna Kramer, Emilee Stone, Kristen Gioiso, Jayme Drucker, Maddie Somogyi, Giana
Franklin and Perrine Long; back row, from left, the team's coaches: Marc Long, Rob Stone and Marc Graybush.
Photo by Cindy Kramer
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ANOTHER TITLE FOR BLUE DEVILS: The unbeaten Denville Blue Devils 12U softball team completed its fall season in the Jefferson Fall Travel League recently by successfully defending the championship they won last fall. The Blue Devils posted a 12-0 record in the 13-team league. It was the Blue Devils second league title for 2009 as they also won the Denville Summer Travel League title with by winning 11 of 13 games. The team, shown above left to right, is made up of Samantha Caby, coach Vince Castelluzzo, Sarah Hill, Kelsey Hanson, Mia Baldassari, Sarah Houtsma, Chelsea Fischer, Marina Castelluzzo, coach Rob Hill, Madison Beumee, Mary Schreck, Emily Wisneski, coach Mike Hanson, Kelly Dzialo, Raelyn Giansanti and coach Gary Beumee.
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HUB SOCCER'S THUNDER 9U TEAM: The Denville HUB Soccer Thunder U9 travel girls soccer team: bottom row (from left): Katelyn Walsh, Sydney Huber, Tori Isza, Ally Dos Santos, Kira Alverson, Madeleine Colledge and Madison Verrone; middle row (from left): Casey Morren, Maddison Perna, Emily Piser, Danielle Mills, Gaby Lara and Ariana Cicenia; back row (from left): Trainer Lee, assistant coach Peer Mills and head coach Jennifer Perna.
Photo Courtesy of Thunder Soccer
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The Morris Hills High School varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams (above), the Morris Knolls varsity girls soccer team (below) and the Morris Knolls junior varsity girls soccer team (photos inside) were 'Thinking Pink' in the fall of 2009 as the three teams raised a combined total of $1,800 for various Breast Cancer Awareness foundations. The Hills volleyball teams raised more than $700 when they participated in the Dig Pink National Breast Cancer Awareness Rally in October. The Lady Knights held a bake sale, sold pink shirts and pink paper volleyballs and accepted donations from fans attending one of the games during the past season. The Morris Knolls soccer team players had their hair 'streaked' with pink with the varsity (below) going to Kristina Michelle's Salon in Hackettstown and the junior varsity players went to Salon Chiani of Dover. The junior varsity team photos can be found by pointing to 'High School Albums' in the menu bar at the left and then clicking on 'MK GSoccer JVs' when the sub menu pops up.
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SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS: The Denville Blue Devils 14U travel softball team won the Denville Summer League playoff championship by defeating Lincoln Park, 3-0, in the title game. After posting a league-best 11-1 regular-season record, the Blue Devils entered the post-season playoffs as the tournament's top seed.The Blue Devils brew a first-round bye and then defeated Chatham, 5-0, in a semifinal-round game to reach the championship game. The team, pictured above, consisted of: bottom row (left to right) Kelly Campanella, Kiki Baldassari, Christie Shaw, Jay Strother, Nicole Mercuro and coach Diane Shaw; top row: coach Tony Baldassari, Ashley Pinter, Chelsea Maher, Cassie Lange, Taylor Stone, Kristen Gustavson, Rachel Gellene, Stephanie Fischer and coach Chris Maher.
Photo Courtesy of Blue Devils Softball
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Joyce Honda Co-Champs: Joyce Honda tied for the championship in the Denville Little League Farm Division this past summer. The players on the team included, left to right: Colin McCollough, Nick Rupp, Andrew Muller, Erik Gustavson, Drew Loughran, Kyle Loughran, Kenny Moller, Brandon Bubak, Chris Baresh, Ethan Gupta, Jake Stackhouse and Chris Goffredo. Standing behind the players are (left to righ): coach Stackhouse, coach Gustavson, coach McCollough and coach Bubak. Missing from the photo shoot was coach Chris Rupp. Photo Courtesy of Joyce Honda Baseball
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