Stuyvesant PEGLEGS Varsity Loses Lead Early In Defeat

Stuyvesant fell behind early and couldn’t come back in a 14-1 loss to The Beacon School on Friday. Stuyvesant struggled to contain the high-powered offense of The beacon school, giving up 14 runs.
Beacon scored ten runs in the fourth inning.
Bogosian led Beacon to victory on the pitcher’s mound. He allowed three hits and one run over five innings, striking out nine and walking one.
Malcolm Hubbell took the loss for Stuyvesant. He lasted one inning, allowing three hits and four runs while walking one.
Cooper Nissenbaum, Michael Gillow, and Max Onderdonk each collected one hit to lead the Peglegs. Stuyvesant didn’t commit a single error in the field. Sam Merrick had five chances in the field, the most on the team.

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After being down 2-1, our JV came back to score 18 unanswered runs in a shortened game. Pitching, Max Mah handled a strong lineup with plenty of extra-base power as our OF can attest, and battled/K’d 9, only walking 1. Story was our clutch hitting (9 H in 4 turns at-bat) including an early 2-out double by Julian Cunningham, 2 RBI triples from Elias Bernstein and a solo HR from Julian Singer. Max scored 2Rs & had 2 RBI, Liam Kronman had 2 RBI, Jooahn Sur tripled in 2 runs & scored 2Rs. Ben Zenker had 2 hits, scored 2 Rs and Luca Bielski scored 2 runs. Stats went on and on. Guys came to play today, what can we say? Final score, 19-2.

Stuyvesant Peglegs JV Takes The Game Over Graphic Communication Arts In A Blow-Out Victory, 19-2

Stuyvesant had all cylinders firing on offense on Thursday, winning big over Graphic Communication Arts 19-2 Graphic Arts captured the lead in the first inning.
Stuyvesant took the lead for good with four runs in the second inning. In the second Julian Cunningham doubled on a 0-1 count, scoring one run, Elias Bernstein tripled on a 2-2 count, scoring one run, Max Mah singled on a 0-1 count, scoring one run, and an error scored one run for Stuyvesant Peglegs JV.
Stuyvesant tallied eight runs in the third inning. The Peglegs big bats were led by Jooahn Sur, Masaka Mizuno, Bernstein, Mah, Julian Singer, and Ben Zenker, all knocking in runs in the inning.
Mah was the winning pitcher for Stuyvesant. He went four innings, allowing two runs on two hits, striking out nine and walking one.

Stuyvesant Peglegs JV tallied nine hits. Zenker and Bernstein each had multiple hits for Stuyvesant . Bernstein and Zenker each managed two hits to lead Stuyvesant. Stuyvesant didn’t commit a single error in the field. Luca Bielski had the most chances in the field with nine.
Joel went 2-for-2 at the plate to lead Graphic Communication Arts in hits.

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Today the PEGLEGS dropped a heart breaker to Beacon HS 5-4 in 7 innings. The lack of situational hitting along with 3 unearned runs did us in. Jared Asch threw well and kept the game close but 5 errors are a lot to comeback from.
Coach Jimmy Wendt said it best today, “ Beacon played bad but we played worse”.
We need to comeback Friday boys and take this one!!!!!

Late Score Costs Stuyvesant Against The Beacon School

Stuyvesant lost the lead late in a 5-4 defeat to Beacon on Wednesday. The game was tied at four with The beacon school batting in the top of the seventh when Jenkins doubled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run. Beacon took an early lead in the second inning. Garrett Ramos drove in one when he singled. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Stuyvesant tied things up at four. An error scored one run for the Peglegs. Stuyvesant tallied three runs in the sixth inning. Cooper Nissenbaum and Max Onderdonk powered the big inning with RBIs.

Bogosian earned the victory on the pitcher’s mound for Beacon. He allowed zero hits and zero runs over one and one-third innings, striking out three and walking one. Jared Asch got the start for Stuyvesant. He lasted five and two-thirds innings, allowing seven hits and four runs while striking out three and walking one. Matthew Deutsch threw one and one-third innings in relief.

Nissenbaum, Khyber Sen, Franklin Liou, Simon Carmody, and Onderdonk all had one hit to lead Stuyvesant. Onderdonk led the Peglegs with two stolen bases, as they ran wild on the base paths with five stolen bases.

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The legendary pregame ritual

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Max Onderdonk prepares to swing

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Jared Asch deals, while Malcolm Hubbell gets set

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Jeremy Rubin behind the dish

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Franklin Liou ready at third

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Jared Asch follows through

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The throw-over

The PEGLEGS got things moving in the second inning. Khyber Sen’s sac fly scored one run for Stuyvesant.

The PEGLEGS tallied four runs in the fifth inning. The PEGLEGS batters contributing to the big inning included Michael Gillow, Jeremy Rubin and Jared Asch all driving in runs in the frame.

Asch pitched the PEGLEGS to victory. He allowed three hits and one unearned run over six innings, striking out five. Matthew Deutsch threw one inning in relief out of the bullpen.

Stuyvesant offense scattered eight hits in the game. Gillow and Asch all managed multiple hits for Stuyvesant Gillow led the PEGLEGS with three hits in four at bats.

Defensively the Peglegs turned two double plays and
Khyber Sen was amazing in RF tracking down 4 well hit balls.

Great job guys!!!! 7-3 right now. Let’s keep it rolling.

Stuyvesant PEGLEGS Varsity Claims Blow-Out Victory Over Norman Thomas, 11-1

Stuyvesant asserted their will over Norman Thomas on their way to an easy 11-1 victory.

Stuyvesant opened up scoring in the second inning. Khyber Sen’s sac fly scored one run for the Peglegs.
Stuyvesant tallied four runs in the fifth inning. Michael Gillow, Jeremy Rubin, and Jared Asch powered the big inning with RBIs.
Asch led the Peglegs to victory on the pitcher’s mound. He surrendered one run on three hits over six innings, striking out five. Matthew Deutsch threw one inning in relief out of the bullpen.
Tavarez took the loss for Norman Thomas. He surrendered one run on one hit over one and one-third innings, striking out one.
Sanchez started the game for Norman Thomas. He allowed five hits and eight runs over four and two-thirds innings, striking out two.
Stuyvesant had eight hits in the game. Gillow and Asch all managed multiple hits for Stuyvesant. Gillow went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Stuyvesant in hits.
Rosado led Norman Thomas with two hits in three at bats.

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Malcolm Hubbell on the mound against Norman Thomas

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Mound conference concludes

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Michael Gillow looks in from left field

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Sam Merrick fields the low throw at first

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Khyber Sen scores the third Stuy run in the 5th

Stuyvesant PEGLEGS Varsity Grabs Lead In Fifth Inning To Defeat Norman Thomas

Stuyvesant ran off with the lead late in the game in a 4-1 victory over Norman Thomas on Tuesday. The game was tied at one with Stuyvesant batting in the bottom of the fifth when Michael Gillow singled on a 3-1 count, scoring one run.

In the second inning, Norman Thomas got their offense started. Torres singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run. Stuyvesant knotted the game up at one in the bottom of the third inning, when Gillow singled. Malcolm Hubbell was the winning pitcher for Stuyvesant. He allowed four hits and one run over seven innings, striking out four.
Rodriguez took the loss for Norman Thomas. He allowed five hits and four runs over six innings, striking out four.

Gillow led Stuyvesant with two hits in three at bats.

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Four RBI Day For Luca Bielski Brings In Win For Stuyvesant Peglegs JV Over Manhattan Center For Science & Math

Luca Bielski was clutch at the plate with runners on base on Monday, driving in four on two hits to lead Stuyvesant Peglegs JV past Manhattan Center for Science & Math 16-0 on Monday. Bielski drove in runs on a single in the first and a double in the first.

Stuyvesant secured the victory thanks to nine runs in the first inning. The Peglegs’ offense in the inning came from singles by Bielski, Jooahn Sur, and Julian Cunningham, doubles by Jordan Gray and Bielski, and an error on a ball put in play by Elias Bernstein.

Stuyvesant got on the board in the first inning. Bielski singled on a 1-2 count, scoring one run.
Max Mah led the Stuyvesant to victory on the pitcher’s mound. He lasted two innings, allowing zero hits and zero runs while striking out five and walking one.

Stuyvesant tallied ten hits on the day. Gray, Bielski, and Sur all managed multiple hits for Stuyvesant. Sur, Bielski, and Gray each collected two hits to lead the Peglegs. Stuyvesant didn’t commit a single error in the field. Gray had nine chances in the field, the most on the team. Stuyvesant stole five bases during the game as two players stole more than one. Bielski led the way with two.
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Owen Potter toes the rubber against Cardozo

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Sam Merrick leads off second

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Cooper Nissenbaum puts the ball in play

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Mound conference concludes

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Khyber Sen comes on in relief

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Jeremy Rubin in the batter's box

Today Stuyvesant fell to Cardozo 3-2 in a cold and long day. Stuyvesant had 10 hits on the day but could not bunch them together. Once again bad base running and missing signs lost us the game. Owen Potter was the starting pitcher but had trouble finding the plate. He was to work around his 6 walks and only give up 2 runs. Khyber Sen came in and held down the fort but in the end gave up the walkoff hit in the bottom of the seventh. Malcolm Hubbell, Jeremy Rubin and Max Onderdonk all had a multi- hit game but 10 strikeouts on the day hurt us as well in key situations.
Next week the Peglegs will be playing Norman Thomas HS at the parade grounds on Wednesday and Friday, weather permitting. Come out and get us back on a winning streak.

Stuyvesant Falls To Benjamin Cardozo HS On Walkoff

A walk-off left Stuyvesant on the wrong end of a 3-2 defeat to Benjamin Cardozo HS on Friday. The game was tied at two with Cardozo batting in the bottom of the seventh when Santos singled on a 2-1 count, scoring one run.

The pitching was strong on both sides. Cardozo pitchers struck out ten, while Stuyvesant sat down five. In the first inning, the Peglegs got their offense started when Max Onderdonk grounded out, scoring one run. In the top of the sixth inning, Stuyvesant tied things up at two.

Owen Potter toed the rubber for Stuyvesant. He surrendered two runs on one hit over two and two-thirds innings, striking out two. Khyber Sen threw three and a third innings in relief. Stuyvesant racked up ten hits on the day. Onderdonk, Malcolm Hubbell, and Jeremy Rubin all managed multiple hits for the Peglegs. Rubin, Hubbell, and Onderdonk each collected two hits to lead Stuyvesant, which stole five bases during the game as two players stole more than one. Onderdonk led the way with two.

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Malcolm Hubbell delivers the ball

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Khyber Sen waits for the pitch

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Simon Carmody at bat

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Justin Heinze waits for the pitch

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Franklin Liou on deck, chatting with Coach

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Owen Potter awaits the pitch

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Carmody and Sen in the field

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Ronin Berzins leads off first in the 5th

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Sam Merrick steps up to the plate

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Matthew Deutsch winds up

Today the Peglegs fell to Francis Lewis by the score of 6-2. The lack of situational hitting and defense cost us the game. Malcolm Hubbell and Matthew Deutsch only gave up 2 earned runs in the loss. The only offensive bright spot was Franklin Liou who went 3-3 including his first PSAL homerun.
The Peglegs are now 5-2 in league play. Tomorrow we will be visiting Cardozo HS in Queens.

Stuyvesant Outdone By Francis Lewis, 6-2

Stuyvesant opened up scoring in the first inning, when Simon Carmody singled on a 0-1 count, scoring one run.
Francis Lewis pulled away for good with four runs in the third inning. In the third Pena doubled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring two runs, Ramirez’s sac fly scored one run for Francis Lewis, and Pagiatakis singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run.

Malcolm Hubbell took the loss for Stuyvesant. He lasted four innings, allowing seven hits and four runs while striking out five.

Stuyvesant tallied nine hits. Franklin Liou and Carmody each racked up multiple hits. Liou led the team with three hits in three at bats.

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Jared Asch stifling the bats of John Adams

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Coach Carlesi takes in the action.

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Max. Onderdonk scores the Peglegs' first run in the 4th

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Dugout tableau

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Khyber Sen scores the tying run in the 5th.

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Michael Gillow heads for second in the 6th

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With winning pitcher Jared Asch in the lead, the team celebrates.

Congratulations to the Peglegs on their 5th win of the season. The Peglegs defeated John Adams HS 3-2 at the parade grounds today. Jared Asch threw a complete game giving up just 4 hits and 1 earned run. The Peglegs did not have much offense either but wore down one to the best pitchers in the league and capitalized on key mistakes made by Adams defense. The key point of the game was Micheal Gillow throwing a runner out at the plate early in the game and smart base running by Max Onderdonk and Khyber Sen. You guys never gave up!!!
This was a great win!

Stuyvesant snagged a late lead and defeated John Adams 3-2 on Wednesday. The game was tied at two with Stuyvesant batting in the bottom of the fifth when an error scored one run for Stuyvesant. The pitching was strong on both sides. Jared Asch struck out eight, while Perez-rosa sat down eight.

Asch earned the win for Stuyvesant. He lasted seven innings, allowing four hits and two runs while striking out eight and walking one. Perez-rosa took the loss for John Adams. He allowed two hits and three runs over six innings, striking out eight.

Michael Gillow and Max Onderdonk each managed one hit to lead Stuyvesant.

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Malcolm Hubbell on the mound v. Newtown

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Michael Gillow with a two-run homer in the first

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Max Onderdonk singles in the first

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Sam Merrick stretches to get the out

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Max steals second in the 5th

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Jared Asch flashes the leather in the 6th

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Matthew Deutsch comes through in the crunch

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Malcolm Hubbell scores the tying run in the 5th

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A relieved team congratulates itself

Once again the Peglegs came from behind to beat Newtown 6-5 at the Pier. Malcolm Hubbell had a rough start on the mound but got better as the game went on. Matthew Deutsch came in relief and pretty much shut down the opposition’s offense. Michael Gillow had a 2 run homer in the bottom of the first to cut the lead to 1. Patient at bats, great blocking by Jeremy Rubinbehind the dish and Jared Asch flashing some leather at 3rd gave us our 4th win of the young season.
Another great team win!!!!! Great going guys.

Stuyvesant PEGLEGS Varsity Clinches Lead In Fifth Inning For Victory Over Newtown HS

Stuyvesant stole the lead late and defeated Newtown HS 6-5 on Wednesday. The Peglegs were down 5-4 in the bottom of the fifth inning when the tying and go-ahead runs scored. Stuyvesant earned the victory despite allowing Newtown to score three runs in the first inning. Newtown’s big inning was driven by an error on a ball put in play by Batista-espinal and a double by Cesar Garcia.

Malcolm Hubbell was on the mound for Stuyvesant. He allowed five hits and five runs over four and a third innings, striking out four. Jeremy Rubin, Justin Heinze, Michael Gillow, and Max Onderdonk each collected one hit to lead Stuyvesant.

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