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2007 Spartan Baseball Winter Clinic

Sharpe Joins Coaching Staff
Mike Sharpe '05
Sharpe
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Head Coach, Scott Muscat has announced that former all-conference Spartan outfielder & Mets minor leaguer, Mike Sharpe (East Meadow, NY), has joined the coaching staff at St. Thomas. His primary responsibilities will be overseeing Long Island recruiting, and serving as the hitting coach and outfielders coach. "This looks to be a great fit for Sharpe and the progam," said  Muscat. "We are truly excited about having a player such as Sharpe return to STAC and share with our current players the knowledge of he game he's aquired over the last six years as a Spartan and a minor leaguer."

After being selected in the 35th round of 2005 MLB Draft by the NY Mets, Sharpe spent 1 1/2 seasons with New York before a broken arm in spring training derailed his professional career. At STAC, the four-year starter had a stellar senior year, hitting .374, with 49 hits, 44 RBIs, 10 doubles, 2 triples, 3 homeruns, 11 stolen bases, OB % of .467, and drew 22 walks while striking out only 8 times in 131 at-bats. He was chosen as a All-NYCAC outfielder for the second time in his career. He collected nearly 200 hits over his four-year stint with the Spartans and undoubtedly goes down as one of the most prolithic hitters in STAC Baseball history. Sharpe graduated from STAC in 2005 with a B.S. in Criminal Justice.



Friday, September 29
North Rockland's Sottile Returns to STAC
Head Coach, Scott Muscat has announced the hiring of John Sottile to the Spartan Baseball Coaching Staff. Sottile ...

Summer League

2006 Season Summary

Tuesday, June 13
NYCAC Changes Name to East Coast Conference
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NEW YORK, June 13, 2006    The New York Collegiate Athletic Conference has changed its name to East Coast Conference and has unveiled new logos and trademarks, it was announced today by Edward J. Manetta, Commissioner, and Drew Bogner, Ph.D., President of Molloy College. The change takes effect on July 1. The East Coast Conference name better reflects our constituency and our collective vision for the future, said Manetta. The change also affords us the opportunity to make a bold statement about who we are and where we are going with the introduction of new logos and marketing initiatives. The conference has increased in stature and has spread out geographically in recent years, added Bogner, whose school was a founding member of the league in 1989. The Presidents Council is pleased to utilize the name East Coast Conference and associated symbols that reflect that growth.

Thursday, May 25
St. Thomas Finishes 9th in N.E. Regional Poll

Diaz & Pominski Selected to the ABCA/Rawlings Division II Northeast Regional Team

Tuesday, May 9
Pominski, Diaz, Muller, & Craig Grab NYCAC All-Conference Honors
2006 All-Conference
Diaz, Muller, Pominski, Craig
Javier Diaz(Dobson, NC) collected 76 hits while hitting a torrid .425. Both marks were tops in the NYCAC Conference. Diaz was the only NYCAC hitter to surpass the .400 mark.  His 14 doubles put him at 2nd in the conference and his 41 RBIs were tops for the Spartans. Senior Jason Pominski(Shirley, NY) collected his third All-NYCAC honor as he hit .377(6th in the conference), drove in 37 runs, smacked 5 homeruns, stole a league leading 29 bases(3rd straight year he has led the conference), scored 52 runs(2nd), and collected 69 hits(3rd), which put him well over the 200 mark for his career. Junior third baseman, John Muller(Mahopac, NY) hit .333, drove in 30 runs, ripped 13 doubles, and stole 24 of 27 bases(2nd behind Pominksi). Righthanded starting Pitcher, Scott Craig(Cornwall, NY) led a Spartan staff which posted a 4.84 ERA(3rd best in the conference) with a career best 2.29 ERA(2nd best in the conference). The senior was 6-2 over 55 innings of work, walking only 16 and striking out 32.

1st Round of NYCAC Playoffs, St. Thomas Loses 8-7 in 13 Innings

3-1 Win Puts STAC in Tournament for 3rd Time in 4 Years
Pasch '06
Mike Pasch
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Junior Mike Pasch(Montvale,NJ) did not allow a run until the 8th inning and Sophomore John Della Monica(Nanuet,NY) picked up his 4th save to lead St. Thomas to a 3-1 victory over C.W. Post. The win secured STAC its 3rd NYCAC Tournament appearance in the last four years. Junior Javier Diaz(Dobson,NC) collected two hits and drove in the first run in the first inning. The other two runs came on a Chris Hayes'(Wappingers,NY) sacrifice fly and a John Muller steal of home. Ty Della Monica(Nanuet,NY) added two singles and Mike Triana(New Milford,NJ) scored twice. Pasch had 9 strikeouts on the day while walking only one.
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Sunday, May 7
Final NYCAC Standings & Tournament Pairings

Tuesday, April 18
Pominski Garners NYCAC Player of the Week Honor

STAC's Chris Skrypack Honored as NYCAC Pitcher of the Week

Athletic Program Receives National Recognition for Athletic & Academic Success


 
 
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