Friday, April 19, 2013
Coach Jeff Remo says the moment was made even more special by his son, a player who secured Wednesday night’s win for the team
For Mahwah Varsity Baseball Coach Jeff Remo, every win is important. This Wednesday, his team not only celebrated a game victory against Fort Lee, but a milestone in their coach’s career. The 13-1 win against the Bridgemen marked Remo’s 100th career win as a baseball coach. Remo also recorded over 100 wins with the Mahwah Softball team when he coached that. “I don’t think you go into coaching with a specific goal of wanting to win a certain number of games,” he told Patch Thursday. “But, when you look back [at your coaching career], it’s definitely an accomplishment.” His 100th win was a family affair. Remo’s son, sophomore Ryan, was the closing pitcher during the Fort Lee game. “My son was the winning pitcher, that made it even more neat…
Friday, January 4, 2013
Members of the first state champs in Mahwah baseball history got rings, and a proclamation from the township this week
The 2012 Mahwah High School Boys Varsity Baseball team was the first baseball from the township to ever win the state title. The township honored the team's accomplishment during a ceremony at the halftime of a Mahwah basketball game Wednesday night. According to Mahwah Athletic Director Roger Pelletier said, the school hosted a ring ceremony, where players received championship rings, a proclamation from the mayor and township council, and plaques from the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association. The ceremony was held this week so that all students on the championship team, including those who were seniors last year and are now home on break from college, could attend. The team already has one sign up on Ridge Road touting …
Friday, October 19, 2012
Once a reschedule date is chosen, the team wants to invite the community to celebrate its victory
A ceremony planned to honor the members of the 2012 State Champion Mahwah Baseball Team has been postponed. Originally scheduled for Saturday evening, the event was postponed Friday after a Mahwah football game against Ridgefield Park was rescheduled for Saturday due to rain. Since baseball coach Jeff Remo also coaches the football team, Athletic Director Roger Pelletier announced Friday the baseball ceremony would need to be postponed. Once a date is chosen, the AD will announce the new ceremony time, as the baseball program wants to invite the community to celebrate the team’s victory. The 2012 victory is the first in Thunderbird baseball history. -- Follow Patch on Facebook and Twitter. For news straight to your email inbox, sign up for…
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
The community is invited to the Saturday evening ceremony
The 2012 Mahwah High School Boys Varsity Baseball team was the first baseball from the township to ever win the state title. This Saturday, the town is honoring the team for its accomplishment. “We are going to be holding a ring ceremony,” Mahwah Athletic Director Roger Pelletier said, where players will receive championship rings, a proclamation from the mayor and township council, and plaques from the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association. The team already has one sign up on Ridge Road touting its 2012 championship. The town will present another sign to the team Saturday night. This one, Pelletier said, he hopes will be placed along Franklin Turnpike, near the sign congratulating the 2010 girls soccer championship team. …
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Patch sat down with Yankees First Basemen Mark Teixeira and asked him for his best
baseball tips. Share these with your favorite baseball player!
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Sunday, August 12, 2012
Whether you live with Little Leaguers, newbie t-ball players, or just loyal Yankees fans, it’s always a good time to sharpen your baseball skills. We asked Mark Teixiera to give us his best advice on honing baseball skills. Here are Teixiera's answers to some of your questions: What are three things I can do to become a better fielder? What are three things I can do to become a better hitter? How can I stay in shape during the off-season? Play, play, play: When I was a kid, I swam, played tennis, baseball, basketball, soccer, andwas basically outside all day long. Strength and athletic ability are developed at a young age by playing many different sports and being active all year long. When the sun is out, turn off the television, computer…
Monday, June 18, 2012
MHS baseball coach named 'Coach of the Year'
After a year of hard work and dedication, the two dozen high school students on the varsity baseball team, and their coach, have achieved something unprecedented in Mahwah history. Last week, the team beat Buena High School 11-4, clinching the 2012 NJSIAA Group 2 State Championship. It is the first time Mahwah has won a state championship in 53 years of Mahwah baseball. Since the win, the boys on the team have been taking it all in. They have an awards dinner Monday night, had breakfast with the HS principal, watched a sign about the accomplishment go up at school, and the mayor is planning to issue a proclamation recognizing the team’s accomplishment next month. The Bergen Record named the team the North Jersey Team of the Year, and …
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Team rallies to beat Buena 11-4, reports say
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
The Mahwah boys varsity baseball team is the Group 2 State Champion after beating Buena 11-4 Saturday in the state finals, according to a report on NorthJersey.com. The team rebounded after an early-on four-run defecit, the report said. According to an analysis of the game on NJ.com, offensive play secured the Mahwah victory. “Mahwah scored an average of almost nine runs in each of its six victories en route to the Group 2 title, and scored 10 or more runs in each of the last three,” the article explained. This is the first time the T-Bird baseball team has won a state championship title in the 53-year history of the program, NorthJersey.com reported. -- Have a question or a news tip? Email the editor Jessica Mazzola at jessica.mazzola@…
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
T-Bird win qualifying game against Madison
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Mahwah's varsity baseball team beat Madison in the Group 2 semifinals on Tuesday, according to NJ.com. The Thunderbirds beat the Dodgers 12-2, the website said. Mahwah had 14 hits and an error, while Madison recorded five hits and three errors, according to the box score. According to a NorthJersey.com baseball blog, the T-Birds are in a good position going into Saturday's Group 2 State Final game in Toms River. In 2008, the last time Mahwah made the finals, the team fell short of earning the state title. "I don’t know if a team can enter a state final any hotter offensively than Mahwah will enter Saturday’s showdown with Buena," the NorthJersey.com blog reported. "They’re averaging 10 runs in their last four games (which is very hard to …
Monday, June 4, 2012
11-0 no-hitter win was a team effort, coach says; Team preparing for North Jersey championships Tuesday
Mahwah’s Varsity Boys Baseball team has already achieved two major milestones this season. Earlier in the year, the boys won the Big North League Championship for the second year in a row, and with an 11-0 victory over Pequannock last Friday, they became the Group Two State Sectional Champs. The team, which has a 22-6 record this season, played “a great game,” head coach Jeff Remo said. Junior pitcher Chris Baldi pitched a no-hitter, which Remo called, “very rare, especially in the finals.” Catcher CJ Musemeci “had great hits, and did a nice job catching defensively,” he said. Remo credited a bunch of players with “really clutch hits” during the game, which allowed the T-Birds to rally such a high score. Junior Eric Kaplan, who leads the …
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Event Saturday is meant to foster kids' interest in the rec baseball program, commissioner says
This year, Mahwah’s Annual Youth Sports Parade to ceremonially kick off the township rec program’s baseball and softball seasons is getting bigger. The event Saturday has grown from a morning parade for the program’s youngest players to a daylong event that includes competitions, clinics, potato sack races, a dunk tank, and other events for the older kids in the program. The celebration will end with a coaches’ game Saturday evening. “As kids are getting older, some are losing interest in playing baseball,” the program’s commission Joe Woelfel said. “We are coming up with ways to keep them more involved and engaged, so we thought a big blow-out celebration would be something players could look forward to.” Woelfel, who is entering …
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