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RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Felician College junior B.J. Senna of Wallingford, Conn., has been named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week, the CACC announced today. Today marked the first set of CACC baseball weekly honors for the 2008 season.

The conference included all games played from the beginning of the season for today’s awards. Senna, a 6-foot-0 right-hander, earned a victory over Dowling College, currently the fifth-ranked team in the Northeast Region of NCAA Division II, on Feb. 23. Making his first start of the season, he pitched five scoreless innings, allowing four hits, striking out five batters, and walking three. All four hits were singles.

RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Felician College baseball team is ranked 10th in the NCAA Division II Northeast Region, according to the latest National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America poll released on Monday.
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3/1/08 BASEBALL - Censale Is Latest "Face Of The CACC"

Click here to learn more about Felician assistant baseball coach Silvio Censale Jr., the subject of the latest "Faces of the CACC" feature on the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Web site.

2/24/08 BASEBALL - Five Run Seventh Carries Felician Past Molloy, 6-1

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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- The Felician College baseball team concluded its five-game stay at the Northeast Challenge with a 6-1 non-conference victory over Molloy College on Sunday afternoon at the Ripken Experience complex.

Felician (3-2), trailed, 1-0, until taking control with five runs in the top of the seventh inning. Freshman Mickey Zudonyi (Holmdel, NJ) led off the seventh with a double off of Molloy starter Eric Williams (Stamford, CT) (0-1). Zudonyi was sacrificed to third, then scored on a hit by classmate Hector Bello (Miami, FL). The Golden Falcons went on to load the bases, and following a pitching change, Mike Libretta (Staten Island, NY) walked to bring home the go-ahead run. Dave Schoer (Manalapan, NJ) and Marcos Torres (Miami, FL) drove in runs with a ground ball and a single, respectively, and Libretta capped the rally by scoring on a wild pitch.