Sweeps Pair From Cutrone’s Lawmen BWG Girls Advance In State Cup Clutch Corner Kick Seals Shutout Victory The Blau Weiss Gottsche U-15 girls advanced to the next round of the New York State Cup on a header goal from Cassie Renhart. On the pitch, the Blau Weiss Gottschee (BWG) U-15 girls advanced to the next round of the New York State Cup, defeating their opponent 1-0 on a header from a well placed corner kick. In other game action, the U-9 Royals tied one opponent and won another game over the weekend. In the first match, which ended in a 4-4 tie against the U-9 Islas Malvinas squad, the goals were scored by Dylan Gunning, Fernando Urgilez, Emilian Paez, and Cristian Draguca. In their second game the U-9 team won against N.Y. Stars by a 3-1 score. In this win goals were scored by Shane Lee, Emiliano Paez and Sebastian Cusu. The U-15 girls, by winning their New York State Cup group, advanced to the next round of the state cup tournament. In their most recent win, the girls won 1-0 over Lakeville Grove Strikers. In this match, Cassie Renhart scored the only, and winning goal, with a header from off a corner kick. The U-19 boys won their game against Soccer ABC by a 2-1 score. Both goals were scored by Ian Ryding. BWG Clinics The BWG soccer club held clinics the past two weekends for players ages five to nine at Juniper Valley Park so players can receive tips from coaches and learn to hone their footie skills. On two consecutive Saturdays, Apr. 5 and Apr. 12, BWG held soccer clinics for boys and girls. Altogether, over 300 kids registered on the first day to try their feet at soccer. The clinic will be held every Saturday afternoon in April from 3 to Bullllettiin Boarrd BASKETBALL REDNMF RECREATION is looking for basketball players to play on Saturdays. Full court, full press, full fun. For more info, call 1-646-872-8392 or visit www.leaguelineup.com/redbball. TEAM OPENINGS for all Men’s divisions. Top Gun, Competitive, Intermediate and Recreational Divisions. Games are played at Christ the King HS, Msgr. McClancy HS and Redeemer Lutheran School. Call 1-917-951-4523 or visit www.rpsabasketball.com. 40 AND OVER MEN’S LEAGUE starting mid-December in Bayside. Contact Jimmy 1-917- 699-3955 or Glenn 1-516-994-3232. SOCCER WOODHAVEN SOCCER CLUB is currently registering players for teams from U14 through U16. For additional information, go to www.woodhavensoccerclub.com. BLAU WEISS GOTTSCHEE SOCCER is seeking boys and girls for its intramural and travel team programs at Juniper Valley Park. For more info call 1-718-268-3713 or visit www.bwgottschee.org. LONG ISLAND CITY YMCA offers various instructional clinics. For additional information, call 1-718-392-7932, ext. 239. TRACK & FIELD FOREST PARK RUNNERS CLUB meets at 8 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays at the intersection of Woodhaven Boulevard and Forest Park Drive for runs of 4 to 8 miles. Visit forestparkrunners.org or email info@forestparkrunners.org. ROLLER HOCKEY OVAL HOCKEY LEAGUE spring season is ongoing at Mafera Park in Ridgewood. Contact valhockeyleague @gmail.com or call 1-718-757-0890. BASEBALL/SOFTBALL INN SOFTBALL LEAGUE has openings for men’s teams in its six- to 12-foot arc league starting in April. Doubleheaders played weekday nights at Juniper Valley and Maurice parks. Call 1-917- 680-8472 or visit www.foulpoles.com. THE QUEENS ALLIANCE BASEBALL LEAGUE and the Queens Kiwanis are taking registration for players 12 and up for all divisions. Call 1-718-366- 7718 or 1-718-821-4487. RGMVM Little League is registering players for the 2014 season. Call 1-718-821-4487 for registration dates and times. QUEENS LIGHTED SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION is expanding and looking for teams. Cash prizes and championship rings available to league champions. Visit www.leaguelineup.com/ QLSA. BVD SOFTBALL MEN’S TEAMS needed for Sunday snowflake doubleheaders, games at noon, 6’–12’-arc on dirt. Regular pitch counts. Call 1-718- 416-0287 or email bvdsoftballeague@aol.com MAURICE PARK SOFTBALL LEAGUE. Sunday morning games. Slow modified, balls included, games at same park. Call 1-347-351-2905 or visit www. leaguelineup.com/isl. FOOTBALL QUEENS FALCONS. Register now and attend workouts for the upcoming season. Call your team’s coach to get signed up and suited: • Peanuts (7-8 years old) and Mighty Mites (5-6 years old): Call Dennis at 1-917-886-7159. • Jr. Pee Wee (9-10 years old /120 lbs. max): Call 1-646-335- 6828 or email autodreamworks@aol.com. • Pee Wee (11-12 years old /140 lbs. max):Call 1-917-642-2821 or email joe.marino@med.nyu.edu. • Bantam (13-14 years old /160 lbs. max): Contact Neil O’Donnell at 1-718-877-8618 or email coach2201@aol.com. • Intermediate (15-16 years old; no weight limit): Call 1-212-380- 8716 or email cavanaugh@queensfalcons.net. ORTHODONTICS WWW.GLENRIDGEORTHODONTIST.COM Est. 1976 ©Times Newsweekly 2014-GLENRIDGE FREE* Consultation and Exam WWW.GLENRIDGEORTHODONTIST.COM Medicaid Approved Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics Dr. V. Bilello*, Dr. M. Nissenbaum, Dr. P. Bilello, Specialists in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics 65-34 Myrtle Ave., Glendale, NY 11385 Most Insurance Accepted As Partial or Full Payment 1-718-381-2965 1-718-386-8728 SHARE YOUR TEAM’S 4:30 p.m. BIG WINS WITH US! SEND IN YOUR SPORTS NEWS AND PHOTOS Email info@timesnewsweekly.com Remember Our Deadline: Every Tuesday At Noon RGMVM: Haller & Haller Off To 3-0 Start In Minor Haller and Haller, competing in the Ridgewood Glendale Middle Village and Maspeth minor division, improved its record to 3-0 with a two game sweep over Cutrone’s Lawmen. Last Wednesday, Apr. 9, the teams met for the first time this season. Adam Alava reached base in the top of the first and came around to score on James Szala’s double to right center. Haller went quiet for the next three innings and the score remained 1-0 after four innings. This became a very good pitching match up. Ryan Regan pitched a superb game for Haller. He was perfect through four innings, while striking out eight. Overall Regan pitched five solid innings allowing only one run on two hits and striking out 11. In the field, Haller was also excellent as the team made every play in the field. In the first inning, Joe Pennolino caught a hard shot to center, Szala played well at short and Aidin Dzaferovic had an assist playing second. In the top of the fifth, Haller scored three runs and added one more in the sixth. The lone run for Cutrone’s was scored in the bottom of the fifth. With a 5-1 lead heading into the sixth, Haller handed the ball to Joseph LaBarbara to close out the game. LaBarbara earned his second save in as many games by striking out the side to end the game and preserve the victory. In the second game, the battery of James Szala and Adam Alava were installed The pitching trio of Szala, LaBarbara and Pennolino limited Cutrone’s to four runs over four innings. Twice, catcher Alava stopped Cutrone rallies by throwing out two base runners at third, one in the first inning and one in the third. On offense, Haller plated eight runs in three at bats, 11 of 12 batters reached base and eight different players came across to score. In addition to Pennolino and Alava––Jack Cayli, Nicholas Macio, Ryan Regan, Benjamin Muratovic, Dean Butkiewicz, and Stephen Abuso crossed the plate for Haller and Haller. Regan also added a double to left field in the third inning. With two out and two on in the final inning, Stephen Abuso made a fine play on a high pop in foul territory near the fence to end the game, sending Haller home with the win. TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 2014 • 66 Let Our Classified Section Work For You. Call 1-718-821-7500
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