SPORTS Covering Local High School, Semi-Pro And Youth Programs • info@timesnewsweekly.com 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. Formore info call 1-718-268-3713 or visit www.bwgottschee.org. LONG ISLAND CITYYMCA 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 atMafera Park in Ridgewood. Contact valhockeyleague @gmail.com or call 1-718-757-0890. BASEBALL/SOFTBALL INN SOFTBALL LEAGUE has openings formen’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. • PeeWee (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 RGMVM: Haller & Haller Keeps Hot Streak Going Pulls Out Victory Over Rosario Construction Last Saturday, Apr. 19, Haller and Haller of the Ridgewood Glendale Middle Village Maspeth (RGMVM) minor division improved its record to 4-0 with a tough 8-5 win over Rosario Construction who was also undefeated entering the contest. Joseph LaBarbara got the call to start for Haller and pitched 2 2/3 solid innings, allowing four runs on three hits while striking out seven. Ryan Regan came in to pitch the remaining 2 1/3 innings in a time shortened game. Regan left Rosario Construction with the bases loaded in the third, and allowed only one run on one hit through his 2 1/3 innings. He struck out the side in the bottom of the fifth, five of the last six batters he faced and finished with six strikeouts total. On offense Joe Pennolino started the game with a walk and came around to score on James Szala’s fielder’s choice hit back to the box. LaBarbara and Jack Cayli followed with singles, but were left stranded as Rosario’s first baseman made a fine play off the bat of Regan. In the second,AdamAlava led off with an infield single, followed by a Nicholas Macio walk. After consecutive strikeouts, Pennolino singled in a run andAidin Dzaferovic plated two more runs with a single. In the top of the third, with two outs and no one on base, Ryan Regan singled and then stole second, third and home to give Haller a 5-3 lead. After Rosario Construction closed the gap by adding a run in the bottom of the frame, Haller added three runs in the top of the fourth. In the fourth, Macio lead off with his second walk of the game. He was moved along the bases by a fielder’s choice off the bat of Nicholas Audelo. After Macio, Pennolino and Dzaferovic crossed the plate, Szala was caught at home when he attempted to stretch the bases after LaBarbara added his second hit of the game. Rosario Construction added a single run in the bottom of the fourth, to bring the score to 8-5. Both teams went quietly in the fifth and Haller earned its fourth win, 8-5. Haller and Haller will face off with D&A Kitchens in their next game. ALL-AMERICAN AN AMERICAN APPROACH TO SOCCER CHARLES L. VALENTI Here is a story about love of country, of community, of family, and friends, teammates, and soldierswho have banded together like brothers. This is the story of one very special soldier and the knowledge he passed on to his son. The soldier was known as a Golden Lion. He taught his cub to become an athlete with skills sharpened by military philosophies and knowledge of American sports. Here, one will find a love of soccer, the seed of which was planted in a distant land. The young plant was brought to America, and the blossom became known as the Cleveland High School soccer team. Here, you will travel. You will experience life and love in the hamlet of Verona, Italy. Verona the birthplace of “Romeo and Juliet”. Destiny will take you across the Atlantic ocean to another hamlet called Ridgewood in the Big Apple known as New York City. Here You will experience Camelot, where soccer and baseball embrace military thought. SHARE YOUR TEAM’S ©Times Newsweekly - 2014 - VALENTI BIG WINS WITH US! SEND IN YOUR SPORTS NEWS AND PHOTOS Email info@timesnewsweekly.com Remember Our Deadline: Every Tuesday At Noon TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2014 • 58
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