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Loss to Westchester has Colts Against the Wall
Monday, February 8th
Valhalla, NY
For 27 minutes last night the SUNY Orange Colts had things going their way. In a must win game the Colts led 61-47 with 13 minutes to play. A win would all but guarantee the Colts a spot in the post season. At this point the Westcos decided to ruin the Colts party by finishing the game by outscoring the colts 36-17 down the stretch. The Colts were led by Amemou Jean-Baptiste's 35 points and 18 rebounds. John Diee also added 20 points for the Colts. Connor Broesler sparked the Orange charge in the first half scoring 14 of his 15 points. Orange travels to the Borough of Manhattan CC on Saturday for a 1:00 pm game and the team finishes off its regular season by traveling to Albany Pharmacy this coming Tuesday.
Orange Downs Kingsborough
Thursday, February 4th
Coney Island, NY
The SUNY Orange men's basketball team beat Kingsborough CC 77-71 in Brooklyn. Orange used a 14-1 run midway through the first half to take a 24-11 lead. Kingsborough didn't back down and went on a run of their own cutting the deficit to 29-25 at the half. In the second stanza the Colts led by as many as 12. Amemou Jean-Baptiste (Chapel Field) had a game high 31 points and 8 rebounds. Freshman Jelani Ochoa scored 18 points and handed out 5 assists and fellow freshman Connor Broesler (James I. O'neill) chipped in with 14 points. "We played well tonight, this is a tough place to play and we came away with a win,"said Orange coach Tom Rickard. Freshman Marquis Lee had 7 assists and 4 steals. "Not only did Marquis share the ball, but the whole team really looked for each other tonight. It was a positive sign for the future, " said Coach Rickard. Orange is now 11-11.
Softball Tryouts
Monday, February 1st
The Colts Softball team will begin tryouts Feb. 1 thru Feb. 8 beginning at 2:00 in gym 2. Anyone interested should contact Stacey Morris at 341-4215.
Colts Tame Tigers
Sunday, January 31st
What do you do when you only have six players for a Saturday afternoon tilt against Queensborough Community College in Bayside Queens? If you are the SUNY Orange men' basketball team you relentlessly press full court and run up and down dictating the pace of play. Orange broke open a 9-9 game with a 20 to 4 run in the middle of the first half to win the non-league matchup 73-51. The win brings the Colts to within one game of .500. The Colts are now 10-11 on the season. Orange's "big men" were the recipients of great guard play all day long. Marquis Lee's penetrating style forced the Tiger's defense to come at him time after time. This led to Lee dishing out 13 assists. Both of Orange's forwards dropped in career highs in points. Jelani Ochoa had 25 points. Six of those points came on thunderous dunks. Connor Broesler finished with 25 points and 7 rebounds. The Colts outstanding defense only gave up 17 field goals all day to Queensborough. When asked, Coach Rickard said that "With this group of players, playing short handed doesn't mean anything. My expectation is that we are going to compete and win the game." Orange now travels to Kingsborough on Tuesday to play a 7:00 pm game.
Box Score
Doonan 2 1-2 7, Diee 4 0-0 8, Lee 0 2-2 2, Broesler 11 2-4 24, Jean-Baptiste 3 0-2 7, Ochoa 12 1-2 25
Orange Men Lose At Home
Wednesday, January 27th
Middletown, NY
Geraldo Fernandez scored 21 points to lead visiting Sullivan CC to a 75-66 win in Middletown. Orange led 24-21 at the half. "We controlled tempo in the first half. We made them play our game. Unfortunately, we couldn't do the same in the second half" said head coach Tom Rickard. Sullivan stepped up the pressure in the second half and took a 55-41 lead at the ten minute mark. Orange fought back and trailed 66-61 with 2:35 remaining, but could get no closer. " It took us ten minutes to settle down in second half, Sullivan did a good job taking us out of our half court offense " said Tom Rickard. Orange was led by freshman Amemou Jean-Baptiste's 19 points and 10 rebounds. Sophomore Johnny Diee (NFA) scored 18 and freshman Marquis Lee scored 12 points.
Fast Starting Colts beat Hawks
Friday, January 22nd
SUNY Orange came racing out to a 14-4 lead to start the Mid-Hudson Conference matchup with Rockland County Community College. The Colts hot opening continued as Orange took its largest lead of the game 34-17 with 7 minutes left in the half. Rockland then went on a 9-2 run to cut the halftime deficit to 36-26. Rockland made several runs in the second half but the colts never trailed and won an exciting finish 80-77. Amemout Jean-Baptiste's career high 42 points led all scoreres. He was 19 of 23 from the free throw line. He was especially clutch down the stretch making 11 free throws in a row. Marquis Lee also had the best night of his young career going 5 for 5 from three point range. He finished with 17 points. Lee also dished out 5 assists and had 3 steals. Jean-Baptiste tallied 15 rebounds for the Colts. James Doonan had a key three pointer and made free throw in the final minutes of the game. When asked about the victory coach Rickard had this to say, "It's very satisfying to come in with a game plan to control the tempo of the game and executing it perfectly. Shooting a very high percentage from the field didn't hurt either. I would go to battle with this group of players any day." Orange tries to continue its winning play on Saturday at Nassau Community College in Uniondale, Long Island at 1:00 pm
Colts Box Score
Doonan 1 1-2 4, Diee 2 0-0 4, Lee 6 0-0 17, Broesler 3 0-0 6, Jean-Baptiste 11 19-23 42, Ochoa 3 1-2 7, Sullivan 0 0-0 0
Colts Down Tigers
Tuesday, January 19th
Middletown, NY
The SUNY Orange men's basketball team won a hard fought game,76-75, over F.I.T in Middletown. Amemou Jean- Baptiste's late game heroics sealed the win for Orange. With F.I.T up one with 48 seconds left Jean-Baptiste knocked down a baseline jumper with 26 seconds left to put Orange up one. F.I.T.'s Kyle Sierra jump shot at the buzzer fell short.
Orange trailed 42-36 at the half. "Everyone contributed in this win" said Coach Tom Rickard. "Doonan (James) hit a big three, Marquis (Lee) hit two foul shots, Broelser (Connor)had a big bucket, and Sullivan (Connor) had a huge rebound, so I am happy with the team effort" said Rickard.
Jean-Baptiste led all scorers with 31 points. He also grabbed 14 rebounds and had 10 steals in the victory. Jelani Ochoa had 11 points and Marquis Lee chipped in with 10. Orange is now 7-8.
Box Score
Orange (76)
Doonan 2 0-0 5, Diee 3 1-3 7, Lee 3 4-4 10, Broesler 3 0-0 6, Jean-Baptiste 9 11-13 31, Ochoa 5 1-1 11, Sullivan 2 1-2 6. Totals 27 18-23 76.
F.I.T. (75)
Burchette 7 4-4 22, Sierra 5 4-6 14, Hodges 0 0-0 0, Jackson 6 4-6 17, Cerant 6 0-0 15, Dietzer 2 0-1 4, Dayton 1 1-2 3. Totals 27 13-19 75
Colts Fall To Falcons
Wednesday, December 30th
Scranton, PA
The SUNY Orange cagers lost a non-conference NJCAA division II game 70-58 in Scranton. Orange led 10-9 to start the half and were tied 16-16 with ten minutes to go in the half. Lackawanna (11-4) closed the half on a 20-12 run and led 36-28 at the half behind Shedrick Hayes' 13 points. "I thought we played well in the first half, if it weren't for a couple mental errors defensively we might have been tied going into the break" said coach Tom Rickard. The Colts played even for most of the second half but could get no closer than six. "We had it to a two possesion game but couldn't get over the hump. Lackawanna is a very talented basketball team. Our guys never gave up and battled right to the end" said Tom Rickard. Freshman Amemou Jean-Baptiste (Chapel Field) had an outstanding game scoring 26 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. Joun Diee (NFA) had 13 points and Malik Jenkins chipped in with 12. Orange is now 6-7.
Box Score
Orange(58)
Doonan 1-5 0-0 2, Diee 6-12 0-0 13, Lee 2-7 0-2 5, Broesler 0-2 0-0 0, Jenkins 6-10 0-0 12, Fennell 0-5 0-0 0, Jean-Baptiste 8-20 10-12 26.
Totals 23-61 10-14 58
Lackawanna (70)
Nimmons 1-11 1-3 3, Jones 7-10 0-2 14, Hayes 3-10 5-8 13, Stewart 7-9 4-7 20, Ayala 0-5 1-2 1, Griffin 1-6 1-1 3, White 4-8 0-0 8, Sayle 0-1 0-0 0, Paul 0-1 0-0 0, Evans 4-4 0-3 8.
Totals 27-65 12-26 70
Homestanding Colts Defeat Bronx
Friday, December 18th
The SUNY Orange Colts beat the Bronx Community College 65-44 to even their record at .500. Amemou Jean-Baptiste lead the way with 17 points and 10 rebounds. John Diee also chipped in with a double-double having 15 points and 11 rebounds. Marquis Lee chipped in with 9 points 7 assists and 6 steals. The Colts are off through the Holidays when they play nationally ranked Lackawana on December 29.
Orange Men Beat Suffolk-Grant
Sunday, December 6th
Middletown, NY
The SUNY Orange men's basketball team downed Suffolk-Grant 76-63 in Middletown. The Colts (3-6) led 39-30 at the half. Orange was led by sophomore John Diee (Newburgh Free Academy) who had 17 points and 13 rebounds. Amemou Jean-Baptiste (Chapel Field) scored 15 points and Connor Broesler (James I. O'Neill) chipped in with 11 points. The Colts next home game is Tuesday December 8th at 7pm against Ulster CC.
Women Improve to 4-2
Tuesday, November 24th
The women's basketball team improved to 4-2 with a 70-61 victory over Westchester tuesday night. Eight minutes into the game the colts were down 13-5. Coach Peggy Roda called a time out and calmed her squad down. The move paid off as they went up 17-15 and never trailed agin. " It was a total team effort" said Coach Roda. "We had a game plan going in and we stuck to it." Leading the Colts was sophomore Colleen Decker with 28 pts & 15 reb. Freshman Tiana Taylor 19 pts,10 reb & 6 assits: Sophomore Carmen Milian 12 pts. Orange will be in action again Tuesday Dec. 1 at Dutchess CC.
Soccer defeated by Suffolk 3-1
Monday, November 2nd
The SUNY Orange Men's Soccer team lost in the quarterfinals of the Region XV tournament 3-1 to Nationally Ranked #1 Suffolk CC. The Colts had Dylan Gaucher, Jose Ipince and Tomas Uhrliarik named to the Mid-Hudson Conference all-star team. Gaucher was also honorable mention for Region XV.
Volleyball Downed by FIT
Sunday, November 1st
The women's volleyball team lost to #1 seed Fashion Institute in the Region XV semi finals. Orange came out strong winning the first set 27-25. FIT went on to take the next 3 22-25,19-25,12-25. Top performers for Occc were: Jeannette Convery 4 aces,6 kills,4 blocks, 8 digs. Sara Ebert 10 digs, Jackie Krauss 3 k ills, 10 digs, Niki Ventura 6 kills,10 assists. Orange finishes its season 14-8 overall, 11-6 Region XV, 6-0 Mid Hudson Conference including the Conference Championship.
Volleyball Wins Conference
Friday, October 23rd
The volleyball team won the Mid-Hudson Conference last night with a victory over Westchester CC 25-21,25-17,25-20. The Colts went 6-0 in the conference and are 11-3 in Region XV competition. They next take on Suffolk/Suffolk Grant saturday on long island.
Womens Basketball Meeting
Sunday, September 13th
Any full time student interested in trying out for the women's basketball team should attend an informational meeting Wednesday Sept.16 @ 3pm in the gym. Any questions contact head coach Peggy Roda at peggy.roda@sunyorange.edu or at 341-4304
Jeannette Convery receives SUNY Award
Thursday, May 28th
Volleyball player Jeannette Convery has been named a recipient of the SUNY Chancellor's Award for student athletes. Jeannette is a standout volleyball player and also a 4.0 student. Jeannette helped lead the volleyball team to a 20-3 record this fall while receiving all-conference and all-region accolades. She is an elementary education major at Orange.
Colts Named to Postseason Teams
Thursday, May 28th
The SUNY Orange baseball team had numerous players named to post season teams after a successful 2009 campaign. 2B Corey Booth and CF Matt Butenhoff were selected to the first team for both the Mid-Hudson Conference and Region XV. SS Mike Casabona and RHP Sean Marsiglia were second team choices for both. INF Aaron Carman was named to the Region XV first team, and C Joe Salma was a second team selection.
Named to the Division II Region XV all-defensive team were Booth, Butenhoff, 1B Chris LaPenna and RHP Connor Sullivan.
Women's Basketball Recruits Sign
Wednesday, May 27th
The womens basketball team has four local athletes committed for next years team. Coach Peggy Roda announced the signings today. Liberty grad Ceara Williams(forward) will bring her 17ppg average to Orange. James I O'Neill grad. Tiana Taylor (point guard) averages 12ppg. Fellow Middletown graduates Julieane McGeady and Ana Andino will bring 13 and 10 ppg respectively along with their ability to hit the three. "Im very excited about these players," said Roda."We lost about 30 ppg last year to graduation and are bringing in about 50ppg just with these four. To blend them into an already strong returning lineup is going to be something special." Check back in september for our 2009-10 schedule.
Colts finish season as Region 15 Runner-up
Monday, May 4th
The SUNY Orange baseball team made a great run through the Region 15 tournament this past weekend After losing an epic, 11 inning game Friday night to Ulster 14-12, the Colts showed the same toughness and will to win that they have all year. Orange defeated Rockland in the bottom of the ninth in the early game, and held on to eliminate Ulster in the late game Saturday night. In Sunday's finals the Colts lost 8-7 to Dutchess Community College. The Colts placed four players on the All-Tournament Team. Mike Casabona, Aaron Carman, Corey Booth and Joe Klemowitz were all recognized. The Colts finish the season 20-13. They finish ranked among the Division II national leaders in team fielding and team batting.
Baseball Sweeps Nassau
Sunday, April 19th
The Colts defeated Nassau CC 5-4 and 5-4 on Sunday in Middletown. Both games were won in the bottom of the seventh inning. Joe Klemowitz pitched a complete game for the win in the first game, Kevin Cunane picked up the win in relief in game two.
The Colts trailed 4-0 in the seventh inning of game one and scored five runs to win. Mike Casabona and Chris LaPenna each had two RBI hits, and Matt Butenhoff drove in LaPenna for the win. In game two, the Colts trailed 4-2 and scored three for the victory. Nick Mauro drove in two and Brady Purcell hit the walk-off single. The Colts improved to 15-9 and Nassau dropped to 22-11.
Baseball defeats Lackawanna 2-1
Wednesday, April 1st
The SUNY Orange Baseball team defeated #19 Lackawanna JC Tuesday at Colt Field. James Maloney pitched eight strong innings for the victory. Connor Sullivan worked the ninth for his third save. Aaron Carman had two hits and two RBI, and Corey Booth had two hits and scored the winning run for Orange. "Maloney was great today," stated coach Wayne Smith. "He threw strikes and let his defense play. His change-up was outstanding." Maloney struck out three, walked none, and allowed four hits. The Colts are at home Thursday against Sullivan, game time 3:30.
Baseball and Softball rained out for 3/29
Sunday, March 29th
Due to the weather and field conditions, the OCCC baseball and softball teams are rained out for their Sunday doubleheaders. No make-up dates have been set at present.
Baseball wins series vs. Westchester
Sunday, March 29th
The SUNY Orange Baseball team took two of the three game series with Westchester CC. The Colts won the opener 7-6 on Thursday. A two run homer by Jose Castillo was the difference. On Friday, Sean Marsiglia shut out the vikings for 6 innings to lead the Colts to a 5-4 win in Middletown. Westchester took game three 11-10 on Saturday to avoid the sweep. Next weeks conference series pits Orange vs. Sullivan. OCCC is home on Thursday and Saturday at 3:30 and 12:00 respectively.
Baseball Defeats College of Southern Maryland
Friday, March 20th
Justin Arnold pitched 7 strong innings to lead the Colts to a 2-1 victory in Waldorf MD. Connor Sullivan worked the 8th and 9th for his first save of the season. Aaron Carman and Jeremy Harter drove in the runs for Orange. The Colts are home Saturday at 12:00 for a doubleheader with ASA.
Women advance to Finals
Thursday, February 19th
The women's basketball team advanced to the championship game of the Mid Hudson Conference tournament with a 61-46 victory over Rockland CC.Colleen Decker led a balanced scoring attack with 21 pts and 17 rebounds. Orange will play the winner of Westchester/Dutchess game on Saturday Feb. 21 @ 5pm at Westchester Community College.
Box Score
Chelsea Gallagher: 9pts 5reb
Devin Meikle: 8pts
Brittney Morse: 8pts
Danielle Palermo: 8pts 5reb
Carmen Milian:5pts 12 reb.
Sandi McGowan: 2pts
Girls Basketball Camp Dates
Thursday, February 5th
SUNY Orange has announced its summer girls basketball camp dates for 2009. Girls ages 8-13 will be July 6-10. Girls ages 11-16 will be July 13-17. Both weeks are from 9-4pm. Cost is $175.00 per week. High School girls basketball league will be on Tues & Thurs. nights from 6-9pm starting June 30th and ending August 13.Cost is $450.00 per team, $50.00 individual players.For further information call Wayne Smith at 341-4261.
Women beat Queensboro
Saturday, January 31st
The women's basketball team beat QCC 72-33 saturday in middletown. Chelsea Gallagher continued her scoring brigade with 28pts.Gallagher,a sophmore, is averaging 20 pts in her last five games; with a high of 31. Rounding out the scoring were freshman Carmen Milian with 13pts,sophomore Brittney Morse with 10pts,freshmen Colleen Decker,Devin Meikle,and Danielle Palermo with 8,5 and four points respectivley.Sophomore Sandi McGowan had four points.The Colts(6-12) will again be in action Tuesday February 3 at home vs. Rockland CC @ 6pm. Sophomores Gallagher, McGowan and Morse, playing in their last home game, will be recognized before tip off.
Colts outlast Hawks
Tuesday, January 20th
The womens basketball team earned a hard fought victory by beating Lackawanna CC 63-58 in double overtime. Orange, down by six at halftime, allowed a 11-0 run to start the second half making them down by 17. They cut it to with in 4 with four minutes before tying the score @ 48 at the end of regulation.Again the Colts found themselves down by three with 12 seconds left until Chelsea Gallagher hit a three pointer.Tied at 57 going into the second overtime, Gallagher took over scoring the next four points to put the Colts ahead for good. Gallagher finished with 11 rebounds 31 points (including 13 of the 15 points in the overtimes)Carmen Milian:10 points 15 rebounds; Danielle Palermo:9points 11 rebounds; Sandi McGowan 4 points 9 rebounds; Brittney Morse: 4 points and Devin Meikle 3 points while holding Lackawanna's top player to 9 points in 30 minutes. Orange improves to 4-10. Next they will try to avenge an earlier season three point loss to Briarcliff in Bethpage, N.Y.
Decker Named MHC Athlete of the Week
Tuesday, January 20th
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK<br />
VALHALLA NY. Colleen Decker of Orange County Community College has been named the Mid-Hudson Conference Athlete of the week for the week of January 5, 2009.<br />
Decker is a member of the Orange County Community College Women’s Basketball Team. During the week of January 5 Decker had 19 points and 13 rebounds in the Colt’s 56-52 win over Manhattan and 23 points and 15 rebounds in the Colt’s conference win , 48-42, over Rockland.
Womens Basketball Wins First
Saturday, November 15th
The womens basketball team won its first game of the season by beating Alfred State College 62-68 in Middletown. Orange,who trailed 40-35 at halftime, allowed only 22 points in the second half. 5 players scored in double figures for the Colts. Carmen Milian 12pts, Chelsea Gallagher 12pts, Colleen Decker 12pts 14reb, Shenekwa Kellman 11pts and Sandra McGowan 11pts. Next home game for the Colts (1-2) is Nov. 22 @ 1pm vs. CC of Rhode Island.
VIEW PHOTOS OF THE GYMNASIUM FLOOR REPLACEMENT PROJECT
Thursday, November 13th
This past summer and fall, SUNY Orange replaced the gymnasium floor in the Physical Education Building.
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VIEW PHOTOS OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF suny ORANGE'S NEW SOFTBALL FIELD
Thursday, November 13th
The College's new on-campus softball field is presently being built behind the Physical Education Building, along Wawayanda Avenue and adjacent to the soccer field.
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Volleyball Ousted in Semis
Sunday, November 2nd
The womens volleyball team lost in the Region XV semi finals to F.I.T 2-3(22-25, 20-25, 25-19, 25-13, 10-15)Orange finishes its season
20-3.
Game Stats:
Gannon: 10digs,5kills,2aces
Convery: 14 aces, 11 kills
Barry: 20 assists
DeNisco: 2aces, 7kills, 2blks
Palermo: 3aces, 5kills, 2blks
Gaston: 3 digs
Alvarez: 8 digs
Volleyball Advances to Semi Finals
Wednesday, October 29th
The womens volleyball team beat Suffolk Grant 3-0 Wednesday in Middletown to advance to the Region XV semi finals. Orange(20-2) won 25-15,26-25,25-14 and will face the winner of the BMCC/FIT game saturday @ Nassau CC @ 12:00.
Game Stats:
Gannon: 5kills,5digs,1ace
Convery: 2kills, 3blocks,2ace
Barry: 15 assists
DeNisco: 8kills, 2blocks, 6ace
Palermo: 4kills, 1ace, 3blocks
Volleyball ranked #10 in the Nation
Wednesday, October 29th
The SUNY Orange Volleyball team at 19-2 is ranked #10 in the latest NJCAA poll. The Colts are in action Wednesday night at 7:00 at OCCC.
Volleyball Top Seed
Wednesday, October 29th
The SUNY Orange volleyball team earned the number one seed in the Region XV tournament and will play Suffolk Grant(8th seed) Wednesday Oct 29th in Middletown.Jeanette Convery was named First Team All Region, Michelle DeNisco Second team, and Kerri Gannon Honorable Mention.
Volleyball Ends Regular Season 19-2
Saturday, October 25th
The womens volleyball team finished their season with a 19-2 record following a split this weekend. Orange beat Suffolk-Grant 3-0 (25-19,25-15,25-16) and lost 1-3 to Suffolk CC (25-19,22-25,18-25,14-25)Orange will play home Wednesday 10/29 @ 7pm in the the first round of the regional tournament.
Colts named to All Mid-Hudson Conference Team
Friday, October 24th
The Mid-Hudson Conference released the All MHC Soccer team for 2008 today. Colt sophomores Diego Rivera and Kevin Turco were named to the 2nd team. Turco is a Middletown HS grad and Rivera is an NFA graduate. Also, sophomore, midfielder Michael Amaral from Washingtonville was named to the 2008 Region XV all-sportsmanship team.
Coach Roda Records 100th Career Victory
Friday, October 24th
Orange CC volleyball defeated Westchester CC 3-0 Thursday night to put the Colts record at 17-1 for the season. The victory was also Head Coach Peggy Roda's 100 career victory. The Colts will be in action this Saturday as they host a duel meet vs. Suffolk CC and Suffolk-Grant CC. The matches begin at 12:00.
Orange Tops Dutchess
Tuesday, October 21st
The women's volleyball team avenged an earlier season loss by sweeping Dutchess CC 3-0(25-20,25-20,25-20) in middletown. The win gives Dutchess(16-2) their second loss of the season in the region and first in the Mid Hudson Conference. Orange also has one loss in Region XV forcing a tie for the title with one game remaining. Next up for Orange is Westchester thursday 23rd in Middletown.
Game Stats:
Gannon: 3aces,3kills, 10digs
Convery: 4aces, 7kills, 7digs
Barry: 20 assists
DeNisco: 10kills, 2blocks
Palermo: 8kills, 11digs
Gaston: 2digs
Volleyball Tops Nassau
Saturday, October 18th
The womens volleyball team came back to beat a tough Nassau CC(13-3) team 3-2 saturday in Middletown. Orange(15-1) beat Queensboro(1-15) in the first game 3-0 (25-18,25-10,25-9). Orange dropped the first two games to Nassau 25-27, 16-25. The Colts fought back to win the next three 25-18,25-20,15-9.
Orange will look to avenge an earlier season loss to undefeated Dutchess CC Tuesday 7pm in Middletown.
Combined Game Stats:
Gannon: 8aces, 11kills, 14digs
Convery:5aces,14kills,5blocks
Barry: 33 assists
DeNisco: 9aces,21kills,16digs
Palermo: 6kills, 13digs
Gaston: 3aces,4digs,2blocks
Alvarez:16 digs
Orange to Host Region XV Women's Tennis Tournament
Saturday, October 18th
SUNY Orange will host the 2008 Region XV Women's Tennis Tournament October 24th and 25th. Regional participants will be competing for team and individual championships.
Volleyball tops Ulster
Friday, October 17th
The womens volleyball team improved to 13-1 by beating Ulster 3-2 thursday in Middletown. Occc won the first two games 25-16 and 25-21. Ulster came back to take the next two 22-25 and 25-27 setting the stage for game five.Orange jumped out early with Kerri Gannon serving the first 14 points; going on to win 15-1. Orange will host Queensboro CC(2-9) and Nassau CC(10-2) Saturday @ 12:00 in Middletown.
Game Stats:
Gannon:8kills, 3aces, 11digs
Convery:7kills, 4aces,3blocks
Barry:30 assists, 2aces
DeNisco:15kills, 3blocks
Palermo:14kills, 10digs
Bernardo: 1ace, 1assist
Gaston: 1kill, 1dig
Alvarez:10digs
Softball Region XXI Champions
Monday, April 28th
The softball team won its third consecutive Region XXI title this weekend in Rhode Island. The Colts started the weekend by beating Dean College 8-0 and CCRI 5-2 on Saturday. Pitchers Courtney Spreer and Ashlee Renswick both picked up wins.Against Dean, Jenn Stefanowicz went 2 for 3 with a home run, Renwick was 2 for 3 with two RBI and Christie Alvarez was 3 for 4. In the CCRI game, Renwick was 2 for 3, and Chelsea Gallagher went 3 for 4. Sundays championship game saw the Colts facing CCRI again. Orange won 6-1 behind the pitching of Courtney Spreer who scattered four hits and struck out four. Kaitlyn Andryshak was 2 for 4 and Stefanowicz went 4 for 4 on the day capped off with a monstrous two run home run to chase the CCRI pitcher out of the game. The Colts improve to 23-11 and will advance to the District G Championship vs the Region XIX winner May 3 and 4.
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