Congratulations to Joe Cinnella, son of Professional Baseball Instruction’s Doug and Debbie Cinnella on joining the Brewster Whitecaps of the prestigious Cape Cod League.
As you probably know from a previous post, Joe had spent the summer with the Ocean State Waves in the New England Collegiate Baseball League.
Joe is in the lineup as a lefty reliever for tonight’s game against Orleans as the Cape season heads into the playoffs later this week.
Wonder if he’s bringing his scissors with him?
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.
Photo courtesy of NorthJersey.com
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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By Dominick Savino
North Jersey Eagles Media Staff
North Jersey Eagles pitcher Ryan Remo has spent nearly his entire baseball life in the Professional Baseball Instruction organization.
With his dad Jeff Remo installed as one of the longest-serving PBI youth instructors, Remo drew attention from numerous Division I programs as an ace on the baseball school’s 17U North Jersey Eagles summer showcase team.
The younger Remo also spent countless hours training and throwing at the PBI indoor facilities under the watchful eye of his father, who doubled as his son’s head coach at Mahwah High School, and Doug Cinnella, PBI’s founder and Remo’s high school pitching coach.
And now, after wrapping up his freshman year as a right-handed pitcher at Fordham University, Remo is playing with the “big-time” North Jersey Eagles club in the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League.
The Mahwah native was unhittable July 9 at Overpeck Park, blanking the Lehigh Valley Catz 6-0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader to record the seven-inning no-hitter.
The feat is the first no-no in Remo’s collegiate career and marks the first in the Eagles’ eight-year history.
