Kia Jelley begins her freshman year with the Warriors after an outstanding high school career at Northfield Mount Hermon in Massachusetts.  During her high school career she amassed over 500 career strikeouts from the mound and was named an All-Western Massachusetts selection her freshman and sophomore years and was named an All-Prep player as a Junior and Senior.

Jackie Gonzalez will make the trip North this fall from her hometown San Antonio, Texas where she attended William Howard Taft. As a four year varsity starter in the class 5A big school division she lettered in both softball and cross country while at Taft.  While playing softball she helped her team win district championships and reach the state semi- finals twice.  Jackie was named to the EN all district team her freshman, junior and senior years, In the class room, she maintained a GPA of 3.4 and  received the Academic of English Scholars award.

In order to be named to the Honors Court, a student athlete must be a junior or senior and have achieved a 3.2 GPA.

"We are very proud of our team's academic accomplishments this past year and these four student-athletes set a great example for our team and our school," states head men's basketball coach Ted Quinn.   "As a two-semester sport, Basketball presents a significant challenge for a student-athlete and these men have set an impressive standard."

 She was fourth in her class and graduated with honors while also obtaining an Associates of Arts degree from Brevard Community College as part of her high school education.  Within the past two years, Michelle has volunteered more than 1000 community service hours. This past year at UCF, she completed more than half of those community service hours as a volunteer coach for the Brevard County Starlings Volleyball Club.

Prior to his arrival at Nyack, Coach Findley most recently served as the head women's soccer coach at Mississippi State University during the 1995-1999 seasons.  At MSU, Findley produced a 100% graduation rate among his student athletes. 

Before coaching in the NCAA division 1 ranks, Findley spent 4 seasons as the head coach of women's program at William Carey College.  Findley helped transform the program to a top 5 team in the NAIA while being selected as district coach of the year three times, and region coach of the year twice.  Findley also served as assistant athletic director at the college.

Coach Findley's head coaching career began as coach of the U.S. Armed Forces Soccer Program.  Findley helped direct the Armed Forces to 3 national championships and an appearance in the Military World Cup Soccer Championships.

Coach Findley currently works as Director of Family MInistries at Scarsdale Community Baptist Church in Scarsdale, NY. 

Findley takes the helm of the Warriors'  women's program after a 6 year stint by Dan Carillo.  Coach Carillo will stay in the athletic department, joining the men's soccer program as associate head coach.

Tobin, (pictured above with his mother and father) is a right handed pitcher and corner infielder, arrives at Nyack after a senior season in which he hit .500 with 6 home runs, and a team high 26 runs batted in.  Tobin was also an all-state selection as a junior.

Jose Rodriguez (pictured above with East Ramapo high school coach and athletic director Bill Pilla) will look to provide help behind the plate at the catching position.  Rodriguez led his team this spring with a .436 batting average and is a two-time 1st team all-county and all-league selection.

Jean-Pierre Crespo comes to Nyack from Monroe  College where he red-shirted this past season.  Jean-Pi will join his brother Pierre, who has spent the past two seasons as the Warriors 2nd baseman.  Jean-Pi will compete immediately for time in the outfield.  Crespo was a two-time high school team MVP.

David Hugo comes to Nyack from Suffolk County Community College where he was part of the Longhorns 2009 World Series Team.  Hugo red-shirted this past season and will begin his sophomore season this year at Nyack.  Hugo graduated from Our Savior New American in 2008 and was a two-time all-league selection at pitcher.

McClain comes to Nyack from  West Woods Christian Academy where she was a 4- sport athlete, also playing volleyball basketball and soccer.  McClain is capable of playing both third base and shortstop

Murilo is a resident of Indio, California where she recieved multiple accolades including 1^st  Team,2^nd Team, Honorable Mention, Best Defensive Player 2 Years in a row,All DVL, and 4Year Varsity Player and a Prayer Warrior.  

 AnneMarie currently plays for the Wayne Soccer Club U-19 Girls team.  She is the all-team leading girls high school scorer for the CT Indoor Soccer League in Wayne, NJ.  Previously, AnneMarie played forward for the Mohawk Valley United home school team in Utica, NY.  She started her youth soccer career at age 7 playing on a youth team while living overseas in Cyprus.

Alexandra DeVries is a 3 sport Athlete who has garnered all-conference awards as a softball player, an All-County selection in bowling and an All-League volleyball player.  For the past 6 years and this summer, she has played travel softball with the Long Island Express.

 Theresa Hendrix has led Cheverus High  School over the past couple of years to be one of  the top teams in Western Maine (Class A). In her junior year as Co-Captain and pitcher she had a record of 11-5, 124 strikeouts with only 30 walks along with a 1.69 era..This past season for Cheverus she batted .446  with a slugging percentage of .804 leading the team in hits , doubles , tied for triples, and steals. She has made 2nd team all-conference the past two years.
In 2008 she lead  the U-16 Southern Maine Flames(one of the top softball programs in Northern New England) in hitting with a .448 batting average.  Hendrix was recently named runner up as Miss Maine softball player of the year.  http://www.bangordailynews.com/detail/147464.html

Theresa has been a 4 year varsity player in Softball, Field Hockey and Basketball and has been a captain in all three sports in her Junior and Senior years.Theresa is also a captain on the field hockey team that finished with a 15-2 and lost 2-1 in the Western Maine championship.Also, she was made the all-academic team in Field Hockey and Basketball. Her senior year in Basketball she made the All Defensive team(Western Maine class A)  2nd team all conference as she lead Cheverus to its best finish  in History (13-5)  .

Bethany Reed is from Tiverton R.I., and currently plays on the Bishop Stang High School softball team. Her primary defensive position is first base, and she is a three time EAC All-Star. In addition to that, she was named to the Fall River Herald News All-Scholastic softball team in 2009. From the age of 10, Beth has played  travel softball with the Southeastern Mass. Xtreme. While playing for the 18U Xtreme in 2009, she achieved a batting average of .425, with 2 homeruns and 32 RBI’s. 

Inigo Betrian was named an All-CACC selection with a 4th place finish at the CACC Championship, helping lead the men's golf team to their first NCAA National Tournament appearance in school history.

In baseball, PJ Rodriguez was again named the CACC's 2nd team shortstop selection.  Rodriguez posted a .340 average in the 2010 season and led the Warriors with 15 stolen bases.  Kevin Earlie received NCCAA East-Region Honors after a sophomore campaign where he posted a 3.39 ERA in 64 innnings and tallied a team high 49 strikeouts.  Michael Frank received CACC and NCCAA East-Region honorable mention for a season in which he tied for the team lead in rbi's with 17, and posted a .310 average as the team's 3-hitter.  JD Calabrese and PJ Rodriguez also received NCCAA East-Region honorable mention.  Calabrese led the Warriors with a .353 batting average and posted a .990 fielding percentage. 

Follow the men's golf team live at the NCAA Regional in Daniels, West Virginia at the Resort at Glade Spring.

http://www.golfstatresults.com//public/index.cfm?tournament_id=1848

Senior Eric Lloyd would go the distance in the final start of his college career in game 1, going all 8 innings allowing 5 hits and striking out 7.  JD Calabrese would go 2 for 3 with an rbi.

In game two the Warriors would see an early lead dissapear before eventually falling in a slugfest 16-13.  The Warriors would double their season home run total with 3 home runs in game two.  Carlos Hidalgo would hit his 2nd blast of the year over the left field fence and the very next batter, Zach McVadon would follow with a 430+ foot bomb to right center field.  Mike Frank would also contribute his first home run of 2010 with a game tying grand slam that made the score 13-13 in the top of the 7th.

Senior Mark Alicea would pitch outstanding in his first and only start on the mound in his college career, going 3 and 1/3 innings allowing 0 earned runs and striking out 2 Rams.  The Warriors would bang out 16 hits in the losing effort, with Seniors PJ Rodriguez and Jonathan Mott each collecting 2 hits a piece and a stolen base in the final games of their college careers.   Mike Frank would finish game two a single short of the cycle at 3 for 6 with 6 rbi's and Pierre Crespo, Zach McVadon, JD Calabrese, and Carlos Hidalgo all added 2 hits a piece. 

The Warriors would jump ahead with a 2 spot in the bottom of the 2nd inning on a 2 run single from senior Jonathan Mott and would hold a 2-1 lead until the top of the 6th when Bloomfield would tie the game with a 2 out single.  The Warriors would regain the lead in the bottom of the 7th when Zach McVadon scored on a 2 out single off the bat of Mike Frank.  Bloomfield would begin the top of the 9th with a lead off triple, but Kevin Earlie would retire the next 3 batters and record two strikeouts to end the game.

Derrick Gamble would allow 1 earned run in 3 innings striking out 1, Eric Lloyd also allowed 1 in two innings of work while striking out 2.  Earlie would pitch the final five frames, picking up the win, allowing 3 hits and striking out 6 Deacons. 

JD Calabrese would finish the day 2 for 4 and Jonathan Mott and Mike Frank would each collect rbi singles in the win.

The Warriors will play their final double header of 2010 against Philadelphia University this Saturday at noon, with Seniors Derrick Gamble and Eric Lloyd set to take the hill for the Warriors.

The East Region Tournament is below...

East Region:
1. Wilmington (Delaware)
2. American International
3. Post [Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference]
4. St. Thomas Aquinas
5. Adelphi [Northeast-10 Conference]
6. Le Moyne
7. Massachusetts-Lowell
8. Dowling
9. Goldey-Beacom
10. Nyack

The Warriors would fall 1-0 in game 1 despite a complete game effort from Kevin Earlie.  Earlie would allow 0 earned runs, spreading out 5 hits and striking out 2.  Pierre Crespo and PJ Rodriguez would be bright spots in the loss with 2 hits a piece.

In game 2, the Warriors would lead 4-3 after two innings but Bloomfield would score 5 unanswered runs in the final 7 frames before winning 8-4.  Wayne Richardson would pitch 9 innings in the loss, allowing 6 earned and striking out 4 Deacons.

Carlos Hidalgo would go 2 for 4 in the loss.

The Warriors return to action this Friday when they host Dominican College in a non-conference game at 7 PM at Nyack HS.

In game 1 Nyack would jump out to an early 2-0 lead, but USP would rally to tie the game at 2 in the bottom of the 6th.  The Warriors would add 4 runs in the 8th and 2 in the 9th to seal the victory.  Wayne Richardson picks up his 2nd victory of the season, going 7 strong innings and allowing 3 earned.  JD Calabrese finished the final 2 innings to pick up his 2nd save of the season. 

Calabrese would also turn out a 4 for 5 performance in game 1, Mike Frank would finish the game 2 for 3 with 2 rbi's, Jose Alberro also went 2 for 4.  Luis Caceres would go 1 for 1 in the game with 2 rbi's.

In game two, it would take the Warriors extra innings to notch their 3rd and winning run as they went on to the 3-2 victory.  Eric Lloyd posted a solid start for Nyack, going 7 innings, allowing 1 earned run and striking out 5.  Mike Frank picks up his first victory of the season, pitching a scoreless 8th and 9th inning, and JD Calabrese picked up his 2nd save of the day after throwing a scoreless frame in the 10th.

Calabrese and Frank would each post 2 more hits in game 2, and Luis Caceres would finish the game 3 for 4 with 2 rbi's including the game winning single in the top of the tenth.

The Warriors return to action this Monday when they host rival Dominican College at home at 7 PM.

In today's game Nyack got out to a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the 6th, but Felician would respond with 3 runs with 2 outs in the bottom of the inning to lead 3-1.  The Warriors would threaten with one run in the bottom of the 7th but would leave 2 runners stranded before eventually falling by a score of 4-2. 

Kevin Earlie had another solid start for Nyack, pitching 5 2/3 and allowing 3 earned in the loss while striking out 4.  Jonathan Mott and PJ Rodriguez each went 2 for 4 with a stolen base.

In yesterday's game, the Warriors added 3 runs in the third and 2 in the fifth to lead 5-1 heading into the 9th bottom of the ninth, but Felician would use a 4 hit 9th inning to add 4 runs to force extra innings, where they would go on to a 6-5 victory in 11 innings. 

Felician would muster just 5 hits off of starter Derrick Gamble, who went 8 innings allowing 3 earned and striking out 2 batters.   Nyack would pound out 12 hits in the loss with Zack McVadon, Jonathan Mott, TJ Briggs, and Ron Echavarria adding 2 hits each. 

The Warriors return to action this Saturday when they travel to take on USP for a CACC double header at 12 PM.

The men's full results are below...

Place                                        Day 1 Score           Day 2 Score                   Overall Score

4            Nyack College                 332                          312                                    644
T 5              Ingo Beltran                  80                            75                                    155
T 12     Camden Lawrence           82                             80                                    162
T 12       Joe Lee                              84                            78                                     162
T 17       Zhao Yang                         86                            79                                     165
T 35       Joao Gil                              90                            84                                     174