Varsity Baseball
The Sleepy Hollow Varsity Baseball team defeated Irvington On Wednesday, May 24^th 3-2 in the bottom of the 8th inning to advance to the Sectional playoffs.  Trailing 2-1 in the bottom of the 7th, the Horseman tied it up 2-2.  In the bottom of the 8th inning, with two outs, Zane Buckley hit a game winning single to send the Horseman into the playoffs.  Buckley also picked up the win for the Horseman pitching an 8-inning complete game.  The Horseman will play in the first round of the sectional tournament this Saturday, May 27^th, with the opponent to be determined.

Modified Baseball
On Tuesday, May 23^rd, in their ninth game of the season, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated by White Plains 12-1. The next game will be played at Rye on Thursday, May 25^th.   (Posted 5/25/2006)

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow baseball won a big game on Tuesday, May 23^rd with a score of 9-5 to keep their sectional hopes alive.  Max Lipson pitched a complete game to get the win and Danny Rosario and Darwin Cabrejo added 3 hits each.  They play their final game on Wednesday, May 24^th at home versus Irvington.  The winner of this game will make the sectionals.   (Posted 5/25/2006)

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow lost to Nanuet On Thursday, May 18th, 13-1.  Zane Buckley took the loss for the Horseman.  Sleepy Hollow will face Bronxville Monday, May 22nd at home. (Posted 5/19/2006)

JV Baseball
The junior varsity baseball team won its forth straight game improving their record to seven and seven.  Matt Vallo pitched a complete game shut out, striking out nine, bringing his season total to 49.  Jonathan Rodriguez went 4-4 setting the table for the rest of the offense to drive in seven runs and defeat Irvington 7-0.  (Posted 5/19/2006)

JV Baseball
The junior varsity baseball team won its third game in a row on Wednesday, May 17^th.    Luis Ortiz pitched another complete game, and Matt Vallo hit his first home run of the year.  The entire team contributed to this win, with timely hitting and very good defense.  (Posted 5/18/2006)

Varsity Baseball
The Sleepy Hollow Varsity Baseball team lost an 11-inning heartbreaker on Wednesday, May 17^th with a score of 6-5 vs. Nanuet.  Max Lipson pitched 9 strong innings allowing only 2 hits, while Chris Pichardo smacked two homeruns for the Horsemen.  Zane Buckley took the loss.  The Horseman will take on Nanuet again on Thursday, May 18^th at home.  (Posted 5/18/2006)

Modified Baseball
Friday, May 12, 2006
Due to the weather, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team’s game against Mamaroneck Middle School was cancelled today. As here are no common available dates, the game will not be rescheduled.  (Posted 5/16/2006)

Modified Baseball
On Tuesday, May 9, 2006 in their seventh game of the season, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated by a Pelham split squad 8-2.

The next game will be played against Mamaroneck Middle School at Washington Irving on Friday, May 12^th.

JV Baseball
The junior varsity baseball team won their fourth game of the season on Friday, May 5^th by a score of nine to four.  Luis Ortiz pitched a complete game, striking out 14 batters.  The entire team played and it was a great team win.  Our next game is Tuesday, May 9^th at Woodlands.  (Posted May 9, 2006)

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow lost to Bronxville 11-5 on Thursday, April 27^th.  Tim Arduino collected 3 hits, while Yonathan Rodriguez recorded 8 strikeouts.  Zane Buckley took the loss.  Sleepy Hollow faces Valhalla on Saturday April 29lth at 7 p.m., under the lights at Losee Park. (Posted 5/1/2006)

Modified Baseball
On Thursday, April 27^th in their second game of the season, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated by Mamaroneck 20-14. The game was halted in the middle of the fifth inning due to time regulations.

The next game will be played at home against Hendrick Hudson Middle School on Friday, April 28^th.

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow defeated Valhalla 12-0 Saturday, April 28th under the lights at Losee Park.  The winning pitcher was Max Lipson who pitched 6 shut out innings.  Yonathan Rodriguez hit a home run into the Hudson River for Sleepy Hollow.  The Horseman face Albertus Magnus today at home.  (Posted 5/1/2006)

Modified Baseball
On april 28^th, in their third game of the season, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated by Hendrick Hudson 17-1. The game was stopped after the fifth inning due to the Mercy Rule.

The next game will be played at home against New Rochelle Middle School on Tuesday, May 2^nd.  (Posted 5/1/2006)

JV Baseball
On Wednesday, April 26^th the junior varsity baseball team played its first mistake-free game of the season.  Although they lost the game, making no mistakes for a full seven-inning game was a huge accomplishment.  (Posted 4/28/2006)

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow lost a heart breaker on Wednesday, April 26^th losing 6-5 to Pelham.  Sleepy Hollow took an early 3-0 lead, but allowed Pelham to tie it in the 4th inning with three unearned runs on three errors.  Sleepy Hollow regained the lead 5-3 going into the 7th inning.  In the 7th inning with one out, Pelham cracked a two-run homerun to tie the game.  Pelham then followed with a single, and double to score the eventual game-winning run.  Sleepy Hollow was unable to score in the bottom of the 7th inning.  The loss now drops Sleepy Hollow to 4-6.  Sleepy Hollow travels to Bronxville on Thursday, April 27^th.  (Posted 4/28/2006)

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow lost on Tuesday, April 25^th 9-2 to Eastchester.  Max Lipson took the loss allowing 5 earned runs.  Sleepy Hollow didn't help themselves yesterday committing 5 errors, but look to rebound today Wednesday, April 26^th against Pelham.  Erik Waldman hit a triple and scored a run for Sleepy hollow.

JV Baseball
The junior varsity baseball team lost another heartbreaker to Eastchester On Tuesday, April 25th.  Luis Ortiz pitched another complete game, but came up empty.  The Horsemen have a game against Pelham on Wednesday, April 26th and are looking forward to getting back to their winning ways.   (Posted 4/28/2006)

Modified Baseball
On Tuesday, April 25^th, in their first game of the season, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated by Rye 1-0. The game took just over two hours and was a very well played game. The only run in the game came when the first batter for Rye walked, advanced to second on an infield error and scored on an opposite field bloop hit.  Sleepy Hollow displayed good pitching and defense in the contest. The key was a lack of timely hitting as the Horseman left the bases loaded twice and stranded a total of ten runners.

The next game will be played at Mamaroneck on Thursday, April 27^th.  (Posted 4/28/2006)

JVarsity Baseball
On Thursday, April 20^th, Sleepy Hollow defeated Edgemont 7-3 at home.  Entering the bottom of the 6th inning with two outs, Sleepy Hollow was clinging to a 4-3 lead.    Yonathan Rodriguez stepped to the plate and delivered a 3-run homerun, giving Sleepy Hollow a 4-run lead entering the 7th inning.  Winning pitcher, Zane Buckley, closed the door to give Sleepy Hollow the victory.  Zane Buckley pitched 7 innings, allowing 3 runs on 6 hits, striking out ten. (Posted 4/26/2006)

V Baseball
On Thursday, April 20^th the junior varsity baseball team suffered a tough loss to Hastings.  The team played without a few key starters and younger players had to step in.  Though the team lost, everyone played his hardest and some younger players showed promise.  Our next game is on Saturday, April 22^nd at Warwick.  (Posted 4/26/2006)

Modified Baseball
On Thursday, April 20^th in a contest played as a scrimmage, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated by White Plains, 17-0. The game was stopped after the top of the sixth inning due to the Mercy Rule. Some highlights of the game were:

• Seven athletes had the opportunity to pitch
• All fifteen players hit in a continuous batting order

The first game will be played at home on Tuesday, April 25th against Rye.  (Posted 4/26/2006)

Modified Baseball
In a contest played as a scrimmage, the Sleepy Hollow Middle School baseball team was defeated 16-6. The game was stopped after the fifth inning due to the Mercy Rule. Some highlights of the game were:

• An unassisted double play

• Throwing out a runner at the plate on a well executed relay from the outfield

• A 1-2-3 defensive fourth inning

• Five athletes had the opportunity to pitch

• All fifteen players hit in a continuous batting order

The next scrimmage will be played at White Plains on Thursday.  (Posted 4/20/2006)

JV Baseball
The junior varsity baseball team suffered their first lost yesterday to Pelham.  It was a tight game.  Matt Vallo and Jesse Humm pitched very well, but for the first time all year the offense struggled to produce runs.  It was a learning experience for the young team and they will set their sites on Hastings for a re-match on Thursday.  (Posted 4/20/2006)

Varsity Baseball
Sleepy Hollow (3-4) defeated Pelham yesterday 9-5 in a close game.  The game was tied 5-5 entering the top of the 6th till Sleepy Hollow’s second baseman drove in the eventual game winning run with a triple.  Entering the 7th inning, clinging to a one run lead, the Horseman loaded the bases, and Taylor Zolbe unloaded them.  With infield drawn in, Zolbe laced a single to center.  That gave Sleepy Hollow a 4-run lead entering the ninth inning.  Sleepy Hollow was able to hold onto the win in the bottom of the 7^th with great pitching.  Sleepy Hollow will play at Edgemont Thursday.  (Posted 4/20/2006)

JV Baseball
The junior varsity baseball team hit its first winning streak of the season defeating a very talented Eastchester by a score of 15-13.  Matt Vallo pitched five plus strong innings and Jesse Humm came in to mop up the rest.  It was another great team victory as almost everyone in the line-up contributed one way or another.  (Posted 4/20/2006)

Varsity Baseball
The Sleepy Hollow Varsity Baseball team dropped their opener on April 6^th, 21-1 to Hastings.   Making his Varsity debut, sophomore Mike Sullivan had Sleepy Hollow's lone hit, while driving in the only RBI.  Sleepy Hollow will look to bounce back Friday as they face Eastchester away.

JV Baseball
The junior varsity boys’ baseball team got off to a good start yesterday April 6^th, defeating Hastings by a score of 4-2.  Luis Ortiz pitched a gem, going all seven innings and only walking one batter.  Erik Truetler, who had two doubles, and Christian Zolbe who drove in two important RBI’s powered the offense.  It was a great team win, producing runs when needed, and keeping optimum composure in tight jams.

Varsity Baseball
The Sleepy Hollow Varsity Baseball Team has made great strides in recent years. The team looks to recapture the momentum of its quarterfinal sectional bid last season. Transitioning from the powerful lineup of 2005, this years team will utilize speed and "small ball" to generate the majority of its offensive output. Combined with strong pitching and a very aggressive base running approach the 2006 Varsity baseball team will be a very tough team to beat.

Junior Varsity Baseball
The sleepy hollow junior varsity baseball team is off to a good start.  The team is full of dedicated, hardworking ball players.  After completing a week of six a.m. practices, the devotion and passion for the game is no longer in question.  The return of players as Darwin Cabreja, Eric Treutler, Matt Vallo and Jesse Humm should add to the excitement and success of the team.  Some exciting new comers include:  Jonathan Rodriguez and Christian Zolbe.  Together, along with a plethora of other talented ball players, should make for an exciting season, and eventually increase the potency of the varsity.

Modified Baseball
The Sleepy Hollow Modified Baseball Program is for 7^th and 8^th grade students. This Interscholastic Program allows the more talented players the opportunity to practice with and perform against other higher skilled athletes. The objective of this program is to focus on rules, skills player development, team play and healthy competition. It is extremely important that athletes at this level have a positive, meaningful, and productive experience.

The team is coached by Richard Perugini. Previously, Mr. Perugini coached varsity baseball in the Tarrytowns and has guided the modified program for the last eight seasons. 

The squad’s practice facility is Washington Irving School. Indoor practices take place in the gymnasium, while outside practices will be held on the lower baseball field. Home games will be played on the W.I. lower baseball field and away contests will be played at sites scheduled by the opponent. Athletes will be transported to and from away games. Games generally begin around 4:15, with no inning started after two hours.

Please come out and support the Modified Baseball Program.