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2. Archbishop Molloy (18-0)
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4. Moore Catholic (14-6)
5. St. Joseph by the Sea (15-2)
6. St. John Villa (11-8)
7. St. Francis Prep (12-4)
8. Construction (15-2)
9. Mary Louis (8-6)
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4. St. John Villa (11-8)
5. St. Francis Prep (12-4)
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5. Susan Wagner (16-4)
6. Clinton (13-3)
7. McKee/S.I. Tech (14-5)
8. Environ. Studies (13-5)
9. Bryant (11-4)
10. Cardozo (10-4)
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One team returned back to the top after a year absence, one remained there and another made history. Tottenville won its seventh PSAL city championship in eight years after...
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One had three hits, including the one that eventually scored the game-winning run in the PSAL Class A city championship. The other put forth an incredible pitching performance...
As usual, Queens was one of the top softball boroughs, but it even topped itself this season. Archbishop Molloy took home its first-ever CHSAA state title after winning a third...
The Bronx was deeper in the PSAL than it ever was before this season. Clinton, InTech Academy and Riverdale/Kingsbridge all advanced to the PSAL Class A second round and Stevenson...
It was a banner year for Manhattan softball. Typically not one of the city’s power boroughs in the sport, Manhattan had three teams advance to the PSAL Class A second round –...
When the year started, Marissa Puzino hoped to end her senior year with at least one state title, if any. But after Archbishop Molloy claimed the NYS Federation Class A girls...
Jocelyn Jimenez was diagnosed with childhood diabetes at the age of 7. It was a difficult time for her and her family, but instead of sheltering her, Jimenez’s mother Nancy Medina...
Tayna Pena was struggling with her control, walking batter after batter. Marigold Yin had just started her time as Clinton’s catcher and didn’t hustle hard after a wild pitch. The...
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Jackie Kelly was playing as if she were in the state championship game. The St. Joseph by the Sea star felt her season got cut short when the Vikings fell to St. John Villa in the...
Eight hours after getting home from her prom, Kayla Hill was on the field at the College of Staten Island warming up. The James Madison senior ace was more concerned with getting...
Maria Palmeri saw no point in waiting. The Archbishop Molloy junior knew what she wanted to get out of her college experience and believed she found that at C.W. Post. “I had the...
Jocelyn Jimenez was offered the chance to start the PSAL Exceptional Seniors Softball Showcase in the circle, but she turned it down. It wasn’t that the Environmental Studies ace...
Danielle Cervasio continued the St. Francis Prep domination of the NYPost.com weekly poll. The Terriers sophomore became the Fresh Meadows school’s third straight winner after...
Cheryl Lopez didn’t even get to see the final play of the incredible game she helped orchestrate. The Tottenville sophomore ace was hydrating herself on the bench when the...
Two Moore Catholic comebacks were not to be. The Mavericks rallied from three runs down against Mount Mercy in the semifinals only to fall 6-3 and down two early to Kellenberg in...
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The sharp ground ball reached shortstop Marissa Puzino in mere seconds, but it felt a lot longer to those on the Archbishop Molloy bench. It was a ball coach Maureen Rosenbaum had...
The Post’s CHSAA softball beat writer Joseph Staszewki breaks down Tuesday’s CHSAA state tournament on Staten Island. Here’s the schedule: 2 p.m. – Archbishop Molloy vs...
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