Brandon Terrizzi
Making his first collegiate appearance, Terrizzi threw a scoreless inning of relief for the Scarlet Knights without surrendering a hit while striking out a pair to close out the victory.
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He was named second team All-County and second team All-Conference while compiling a 6-1 record in his junior year of high school.
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Seems like only yesterday that we were telling you about Ryan Remo who was then in between his junior and senior years at Mahwah High School.
Following the end of his high school career, Ryan chose to take an offer from New York City’s Fordham University. Used exclusively in relief in his first 14 starts as a freshman, he made his first collegiate start on April 20 a memorable one.
Facing the Lions of Columbia University, Ryan went seven very strong innings, allowing one run on four hits and four walks while striking out a pair in a 4-1 Rams victory.
With the win, Ryan evened his record at 2-2 and lowered his ERA by more than a run to 4.07.
Eagles Baseball has put together 14U & 15U Elite summer baseball teams for 2015.
Eagles Baseball has an exciting summer planned for players on our 14U & 15U Elite teams. The 14U team will help prepare those players for the start of their high school seasons in 2016 while the 15U team is designed for players looking to prepare for their 2016 varsity seasons.
15U TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
* 18-game league schedule
* 3 tournaments
The 15U team will play in the PBI Baseball League 16U Junior Varsity Division on weekdays in June and July against top area competition and three weekend tournaments against some of the best 15U teams in the northeast.
CLICK HERE for full details on the 15U Elite summer team.
14U TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
* 14-16 game independent schedule
* 2 tournaments
The 14U team will play an independent schedule of 14-16 games against some of the top club teams in the Bergen, Passaic and Morris area. Additionally, they will participate in two local tournaments. CLICK HERE for full details on the 14U select team.
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You know you’re serious about baseball when the calendar hits December…and you start training for the following spring.
Professional Baseball Instruction‘s Winter Training Programs have started with an emphasis on getting Eagles Baseball players ready for spring 2015.
Our “spring training” approach starts allows players to gradually improve their skills over the course of the winter months using proven training methods designed by PBI’s Major League Advisors such as Clint Hurdle, Leo Mazzone, and Sam Perlozzo.
The Junior Winter Training Program is the signature off-season training program for 11 and 12-year old Eagles players on the 50/70 field, keying extensively on the fundamental skills needed for the more advanced 50/70 game.
The Senior Winter Training Program is for 13 and 14-year old Eagles players on the 60/90 field with an emphasis on getting players prepared for playing in high school.
Both programs prepare you for your upcoming season just as the pros do through our “spring training” approach over the course of 3 months – sixteen 2 ¼-hour workout sessions. That’s 36 total hours of preparation for your upcoming season.
The Junior and Senior Winter Training Programs each begin with stretching and form running and continue through a series of position-specific drills for pitchers, catchers, infielders, and outfielders. Every player hits, too.
Professional Baseball Instruction’s Junior and Senior Winter Training Programs are the official off-season training regimens of Eagles Baseball teams. For more information, call Professional Baseball Instruction TOLL-FREE at 800-282-4638.
14U Eagles pitcher Andrew Meisner
In his last three appearances, Andrew tossed 15 innings allowing just two runs. The highlight was a 4-0 shutout against a tough Rutherford Dawgs team on the final day of the regular season. He held the Dawgs to just four hits while striking out eight and walking only one.
In the championship game against the Northern Valley Coyotes, Andrew threw four shutout innings.
His bat was strong too, with eight hits in his final ten at bats over the regular season and playoffs.
10U Eagles shortstop Dylan Santos, who’s been shining on defense already this fall, has made his presence known with his bat, too.
On Sunday October 5th against Teaneck, Dylan slammed his first career over-the-fence home run in the bottom half of the first inning with one out and a runner on second to give the Eagles a 2-1 lead. He ended the day (doubleheader) going 4-6 with the home run, 3 singles and 4 runs batted in. He also had a pair of walks and a three stolen bases.
All in all, a very nice afternoon for Dylan!
The Eagles welcomed eleven brand new players to the program this fall with the re-introduction of a 10U team. Under the direction of head coach Wayne Richardson, the team kicked off its inaugural season with an exciting 10-5 win over the Nanuet Knights on Opening Day.
The victory was highlighted by four scoreless innings thrown by Motomu Sasho while shortstop Dylan Santos anchored the defense at short stop with a couple of tremendous plays, as did Michael Staino at first base. The team also did an exceptional job running the bases right out of the gate.
Mason Cohen and Marc Marron each had a pair of hits and Michel Kronick contributed two RBI’s to help put the Eagles in the win column in their debut.
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Ryan is currently playing on the Eagles 17U scout team for coach Steve Hayward after putting up some rather astonishing numbers as a junior this past spring for Mahwah High School – in 2014 he earned 10 wins, striking out 40 and walking only 11 with a 1.79 earned run average in 62.1 innings.
His performance on the mound has attracted the attention of a number of colleges including Columbia and Fordham.
A two-sport athlete at Mahwah, Ryan is expected to be the starting quarterback for the Thunderbirds this fall.
Check out The Record’s recent story on Ryan – Spotlight On Mahwah’s Ryan Remo
A relative new-comer to the Eagles program, Danny McNally has emerged this spring as one of the dominant pitchers for the 14U Eagles Red team. In six starts so far this spring, Danny has complied a record of 5-1 with an additional win and save out of the bullpen. He’s thrown a team-leading 3 complete games.
Danny has been taking lessons with Doug Cinnella and Steve Hayward at Professional Baseball Instruction for a number of years and had previously participated with the Eagles as a tournament player on the 12U and 13U levels. He joined the Eagles on a full-time basis for the spring 2014 season.
Currently in 8th grade in Warwick NY, Danny will be attending St. Joseph’s Regional High School this fall.
On Sunday April 27, 13U Eagle Matthew Monaghan retired the first 13 batters he faced before giving up a hit against the Bergenfield Bears at Overpeck County Park in Ridgefield Park, NJ.
He ultimately threw a 3-hit, 7-inning complete-game shutout striking out 6 and walking only 3 in the Eagles 3-0 win. Only 6 balls left the infield.
Matt holds the distinction of being the first Eagles player to hit a home run at Cooperstown Dreams Park (2013) and he is the current longest-tenured player in the Eagles Baseball program. A member of the first Eagles 8U team while still only 7, Matthew has played all nine positions on the field during his Eagles career.
