Trinity Catholic Round-Up:  Week of May 18th (05/25/2009)

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TRINITY CATHOLIC: Falcon softball squad drops finale By Staff reports Daily News Tribune Posted May 25, 2009 @ 01:37 AM Senior Molly Stone went 3-for-3 with an RBI in her final game for the Trinity Catholic softball but the Falcons dropped a 14-3 decision at Matignon on Friday. Senior Jennifer Smallwood went 2-for-4 and junior Hannah McCaffrey was 1-for-3 as Trinity finished the season at 5-13 (4-6 Catholic Central League). For the season, Stone tied for the team lead with a .431 batting average (25-for-58) and had 18 RBI, one home run and a school record six hit-by-pitches to lead the team in the last three categories. Nicole Civitarese also hit .431 (22-51) with 17 RBI (tied for second on the team), two doubles and two triples while Emily Matthews hit .431 (25-58) as well and was third on the team with 16 RBI.??Lindsey Fitzgerald hit .359 (14-39 with 17 RBI while Juliette Noonan led the team in runs scored with 27 runs and drew a school record 34 walks. The Falcons graduate four seniors: Stone (pitcher), Smallwood (shortstop), Noonan (left field) and center fielder Annie Peterson. ``These girls really have contributed immensely to the TC softball program over the years,'' said TC coach Troy Turick. ``They will surely be missed next year, however their legacies will live on. I am so proud of the effort, determination, and leadership they have provided over the last four years. Each of them has brought something unique to the team and the program and I cannot say enough good things about the type of student-athletes they each are.'' SCHOOL ROUNDUP: By Staff reports Daily News Tribune Posted May 21, 2009 @ 01:19 AM | Baseball South Shore Christian 3, Trinity Catholic 2 Senior pitcher Marc Leger did not allow a hit after the second inning, but by then the damage was done in a 3-2 loss to South Shore Christian at Cabot Field. The Falcons (12-6) fell behind early and could not make up the deficit as they fell for the fourth straight game heading into the state tournament. Leger had two hits and two steals to lead the Falcons at the plate, while striking out eight on the mound. Trinity learns its Division 3 state tourney seeding on Tuesday. Softball South Shore Christian 16, Trinity Catholic 7 The Trinity Catholic softball team got a strong effort out of its four seniors during a 16-7 loss to South Shore Christian in the final home of the season at Cabot Field. Senior pitcher Molly Stone pitched five innings, giving up six hits, and went 2-for-4. Senior Juliette Noonan went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two walks. Senior Jennifer Smallwood went 1-for-3 with two runs scored and two stolen bases. Senior center fielder Annie Peterson had a strong game in the field and also had a walk and run scored. Sophomore Kathryn Haggstrom was 3-for-3 with three RBI and a walk, while sophomore Lindsey Fitzgerald was 2-for-3 with two RBI and a walk. Trinity (5-11) finishes the season at Matignon on Saturday. TRINITY CATHOLIC: Falcon golfers end regular season on high note By Staff reports Daily News Tribune Posted May 19, 2009 @ 01:53 AM Senior Tim Foley scored 18 of the Trinity Catholic golf team's 35 points as the Falcons ended the regular season with a 35-13 triumph over Pope John in Lynnfield yesterday. Trinity wound up the spring at 6-3 and in second place in the Catholic Central League Small. The Falcons do have a CCL All-Star event remaining next Tuesday. Baseball Matignon 12, Trinity 1 Solid outfield defense from sophomore Kevin McAdam and Kyle Manning and some superb plays at third base from senior Marc Leger were not enough to carry the Trinity Catholic baseball team to a season sweep of Matignon. Matignon scored three runs in the second inning and three more in the third, then was off from there with 15 hits on the day. ``They needed a win for the tournament and they had a sense of urgency that we couldn't match,'' said TC coach Craig Genualdo. Trinity (12-5) hosts South Shore Christian in a non-league game tomorrow. Softball MSJA 19, Trinity 9 Junior Emily Matthews had three hits and senior Juliette Noonan had three more walks in the Trinity Catholic softball team's non-league loss at home to Mount St. Joseph's Academy. Matthews went 3-for-5 with a run, two RBI and a stolen base, sophomore Lindsay Fitzgerald was 2-for-3 with three RBI and two walks, and senior shortstop Jennifer Smallwood went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and an RBI. Noonan now has 30 walks on the season - breaking a TC record previously held by Theresa Kerr (Class of 2008) - and has an on-base percentage of .557. The Falcons (5-11) face South Shore Christian tomorrow