Baseball: PV 9, Ridgewood 4

The Pascack Valley baseball team’s bats were very strong today against Ridgewood. The Indians struck first off an RBI single by Matt Novakowski in the first inning and then were dormant until the fourth and fifth innings, where the team scored 8 runs between the two innings. Valley’s bats were very much alive in this game, and the Indians hope to continue that momentum moving forward.

Next game: Thursday, April 21 against St. Joseph High School at St. Joseph High School

Tennis: Wayne Hills 5, PV 0

The Indians got swept by a very good team in Wayne Hills. In the first singles match, Davis lost in three sets 3-6,   7-5, and 1-6. Then Ethan Zindel lost in straight sets, 3-6 and 2-6. In the third singles match, Jeremy Collier also lost in straight sets, 4-6 and 4-6. Additionally, both doubles lost. The first doubles match was Jordan Lauber and Alex Corring, who lost in straight sets once again, 1-6 and 1-6. Lastly, the final doubles match, which consisted of Josh Cohn and Franklin Peng, lost 2-6 and 0-6.

Next game: Thursday, April 21 against Bergen Catholic at Van Saun Park

Golf: Tenafly 181, PV 184

The Indians lost a heartbreaker today to Tenafly. While most of the team performed well today, one noticeable stand out was Will Gallagher who shot a 40 today.

Next game: Thursday, April 21 against St. Joseph High School at the River Vale Golf Course.

Softball: Ridgewood 6, PV 0

The Valley girls were shut out earlier today by Ridgewood. The Indians’ bats were not working today, as they just couldn’t get hits when they needed them. Freshman Julia Spadafino was in the circle for the Indians. However, there were some positives to take out of this game, as there were great plays made in the field by Erin Flanagan and Izzy Bussanach.

Next game: Monday, April 25 against Old Tappan at Northern Valley Demarest

Boys Lacrosse: PV 13, Paramus Catholic 5

The Valley offense was unstoppable today, scoring 13 goals. The leading scorer for Valley was Conor Kimball with 4 goals, with seniors Jimmy Spillane and Jack Smolen also contributing to the score. Joe Williams, Josh Tillis, and Keith Doherty all put one in the back of the net today as well. Pascack Valley hopes to continue its dominance both offensively and defensively.