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State tourney has county flavor
Games are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Laurel Acres Park in Mount Laurel. Mount Holly, Florence and Mount Laurel Black will represent the county. The three teams compete in the Camden County League sophomore (15 and under) division.
Mount Holly earned the league’s automatic state tournament berth by winning the regular-season championship. The team, sponsored by Alaimo Engineering, averages just less than 10 runs per game and has held its opponents to less than three per game. Mount Holly will bring a 20-1 record into the tournament.
“I like our defense and the fact that we haven’t given up at all,” head coach Bobby Raditz said. “We have been behind in only six or seven innings all season. When we did trail, we always came back in the next inning.
“We’ve scored 200 runs and we’ve given up 54. We’ve had four shutouts by four different pitchers and three no-hitters by two pitchers. Pitching is probably the biggest reason we are where we are.”
That’s no surprise. Raditz, Jason Ronca and Justin Singer made up a deep and effective rotation at Rancocas Valley High School around 2002-03. Singer is one of Raditz’s assistant coaches. Ronca is one of the top pitchers in the Rancocas Valley League.
Matt Horton is responsible for two no-hitters and averages 12 or 13 strikeouts per game. Stevie Stevenson, Jordan McCrum and Brandon Nucera have all had their moments on the mound. Nucera has the other no-hitter, accomplishing that in the final game of the regular season.
The offense has received big efforts from Stevenson, Mark McKinney and Angel Warren, among others. Most of the team attends R.V. (catcher Andrew Sneed is at Holy Cross). Raditz also recognized his other assistant, Eugene Harvey, and Mount Holly Legion program coordinator Gary Catano.
Florence, Mount Laurel Black, Gibbsboro and West Deptford are the other Camden County League representatives. Mount Morris will make the trip from North Jersey as the Morris-Sussex League champion. The tournament is single-elimination.
Saturday’s schedule: Mount Laurel Black vs. Gibbsboro, 10 a.m.; Florence vs. West Deptford, 12:30; MLB-Gibbsboro winner vs. Mount Holly, 3; Florence-WD winner vs. Mount Morris, 5:30.
The winners of the two late games meet 1 p.m. Sunday for the championship.
“Hopefully, we’ll get 14 more innings of great pitching and defense,” Raditz said, “and we’ll win a state championship.
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Go RVing is hitting the road to begin shooting all-new ads and website photography for the upcoming “Away” campaign, scheduled to be unveiled at the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association’s (RVIA) 2011 National RV Show in Louisville, Ky., and start running in early 2012.
Go RVing’s “Away” ad campaign is the first all-new campaign to be produced since 2005. In addition to the new print and Internet ads about to be shot, three television commercials will start production in September.
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