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Posted on Wed, Apr. 8, 2009

s. Jersey Girls: Routzahn lifts Maple Shadeto victoryLauren Routzahn's pitching kept Maple Shade in the game, but the sophomore's bat ultimatelyallowed the Wildcats to pull out a 6-2 win in 10 innings yesterday at Palmyra in a BurlingtonCounty League thriller.

Routzahn struck out 17 while scattering three hits and three walks in going the distance, andshe drove in three runs with two hits - including a two-run single in Maple Shade's four-run10th-inning rally.

Friday's games not Included

HOME RUNS

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. PITCHING WINS3 or more decisions

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Samantlla Borelli, overorook.. . 6·2

~::~;I~~:~=.:.V~II~~.::.:::::::: ..::::::::::~~Rachel Coleman, Pennsvl!le............ ... 3-1Kylie McGoldrick, Sterling....... ...... 3-1Leanne Miller, Vineland ··············· ..··· 8-3Kaillyn Mcilvaine, Pilman...... .. 5·2Krysti MaronsKi, GCIT ·7·3Taylor Steele. Holy Cross ·7·3Kylle Kristovich, Sacred Heart 7-3Amber Scott, Triton : ..·..· 7·3Celenia Rivera. Westampton Tech 7·3Michelle Black, West Oeptford 8-4Allison Pfrommer, Oelsea · ·..· 6-3Lauren Routzahan, Maple Shade &-3

SL~~~-E~~CaiOlynGriffin, Cherokee ·..· ·..· 2-1Chelsea Thomas, Cherry HillWest ·2·1Laura Messina, Camden CethOlic..· · .7-4

4Lauren Pfister Moorestown ········· .. ······ 7·Alyssa Schoelkopt, Washington Twp ·7·5

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COURIER-POST, Saturday, May 2, 2009

SHUTOUTS

Taylor Chain, Gloucester.... . 12Michelle BlaCk, West Deptford 8Shelby Snyder, Pennsauken........ .. 7Emily Bausher, New Egypt......... . 6Dominique Fieara, Kingsway 6Megan Craft, Burlington City 5Allison Prommer. Oelsea 5Jen Metzger, OVernrook. 5Kylie Kristovich, Sacred Heart ·5Leanna Miller.Vine\,and , 5

~ Schoetkopl, Washington TlVp 5Nicole Hagerty, Gloucester Cetllolic 4Katie Trotter, Williamstown.................... .. ~ 4Krysti Maronski, GCIT.. 4Ashleigh Johnson, Bordentown 3Chrislina Watson, Cherokee : 3Heather Burak, Oelsea 3Jackie Korang, Oelran · ·3JiB Stafford, Gloucester ..: 3Tara Dunning. Lenape ·.·.·. 3~=:e~ut~e~:k:::;:::::::::~:::::::'::::::~Brimey Degamo. Rancocas Vall.y 3Nicole Pagano, St, Joseph .......................•........... 3Kylie McGoldrick, Sterling _. 3Tina Morgan, Audubon ,..2Carolyn Griffin, Cherokee.' , 2Laura Messina. Camden Cetllolic 2Samantha Lee, Eastern 2Brittany Hudson, Gateway 2

Sarah Crowtey, Haddon T.wp , 2Maria TororeUi, Hammonton 2Abbey Houston, New Egypt... 2Jessica Wood, Northern Bu~ington 2Sarah Chamberlain, Oakcrest..... . 2Lisa Ciocolla, Paul VI . .. 2Katie Zee, Penns Grove............. .." 2Undasey Snajkowski. Pennsville. . 2Kaitiyn Mcilvaine, Pitman, . 2Nlchole Rouse, Sacred Heart 2Liz Puentes, SI. Joseph. .. 2Amber soon, Triton ·2Celenla Rivera, Westampton Tech.: 2Michelle Black, West Deptford 2AlfieWeisner, Wildwood Catholic... .. 2Quincy Le.ris, Wiilingbo(O 2

• Liz Carter, Woodbury : 2

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== Friday, May 22, 2009

All Shade InWildcatsflawlessin victoryBy CELESTEE. WHlnAKERCourier-Post Staff

MAPLE SHADEOn an absolutely beauti-

ful day for softball, the Ma-ple Shade High School soft-ball team was nearlyflawless.

The Wildcats had terrif-ic pitching, they smacked11hits and they played sol-id defense - all leading toa 5-0victory over Riversidein a South Jersey Group 1quarterfinal contest Thurs-day afternoon in front of acrowd of about 300.

Maple Shade used athree-run home run toright field by Katelyn De-Pierro in the bottom of thesixth to seal it.

"Beautiful win, beauti-ful day for a softball game,"Maple Shade coach Mary-beth Danowski said. "Wehad some key hits. Westruggled a little early ongetting on base and gettingthose runners across, butwe never backed down andwe were very confident.Everything seemed towork for us today."

Second-seeded MapleShade (11-7)meets Pitman,an 8-3 winner over Wood-bury, in Tuesday's Group 1semifinal,

Winning pitcher Lau-ren Routzahn had ninestrikeouts and three walks,hurling a two-hitter.

"My fielders were be-hind me and the batterswere helping me out a littleby swinging 'at pitches,"Routzahn said.

Danowski said Rout-zahn "did phenomenally"and catcher Rachel Rush-worth, who was 2-for-3with a run scored, called agood game.

The two teams are fa-miliar Burlington CountyLeague Freedom Division

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DENISE HENHOEFFER/Courier-PostMaple Shade's Kelsey Booth (left) is congratulated by teammate Caitlin Sablich afterscoring a run against Riverside in the South Jersey Group 1 tournament game.

MAPLESHADE 5 Colleen Sweeney (single).RIVERSIDE 0 The big home run fol-__________ lowed.

"The right fielder wasplaying a little shallow, so Iknew if I just got a piece ofthe ball it'd be pretty goodout there," said DePierro,who was 2-for-3with threeRBIs and two runs.

Meanwhile, Riversideleft seven runners on base.Lauren Kosinski had bothhits for Riverside - bothsingles.

Kylee Seymour sufferedthe loss, giving up 11 hitswhile striking out sevenand not giving up a walk.

"We came out and weplayed probably about as

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• What: S.J. Group 1quarterfinals• Player of the game: MapleShade first baseman KatelynDePierro, who was 2-for-3 withthree RBis and two runsscored.• Play of the game: DePierro'sthree-run home run to rightfield in the sixth inning.

best as we could, otherthan we didn't get thehits," Riverside coach RichGilmore said. "They hitsome holes that we justweren't in. One big swingkind of ended it, but I'mproud of my girls."

opponents, and thingswere pretty even until thethird inning when KelseyBooth's RBI double to cen-ter scored DePierro (sin-gle), then an RBI single byGabby Papandrea scored

ReachCelesteE.Whittaker atcwhittaker@courierposton-line_com