DAVID HUDOCK
David Hudock represents everything a high-level student-athlete and leader should be, making him a truly deserving Athlete of the Month. A two-year starter behind the plate, Hudock has established himself as the backbone of the Terriers’ defense and a steady presence in the heart of the lineup as the team’s #4 hitter. A First Team All-Conference catcher in 2025, his performance speaks for itself—but it’s the way he carries himself every day that sets him apart. As a team captain, Hudock brings invaluable experience, leadership, and character to the program. He maintains an even temperament in all situations, showing composure and focus whether the team is facing adversity or building momentum. His strong work ethic is evident in his preparation, his consistency, and the example he sets for his teammates. Hudock is the kind of player every program strives to have—selfless, dependable, and fully committed to the team. He has earned the trust and respect of both the coaching staff and his teammates through his actions, accountability, and leadership. More importantly, David Hudock represents his school, his family, and the baseball program with the highest level of integrity and class. He is a great teammate, a fierce competitor, and a role model for younger players. David Hudock is the standard—and a true Athlete of the Month.
GAME CO-MVPs CARTER GLACKEN AND DAVID HUDOCK
Game Co-MVP David Hudock set the tone early, leading off the second inning with a deep home run to left-center field to give the Terriers an early 1-0 lead. The Patriots answered in the fourth to tie the game and then took a 2-1 lead in the fifth, setting up a tightly contested battle the rest of the way. Game Co-MVP Carter Glacken sparked the Terriers again in the sixth, leading off with his third hit of the day. He later came around to score on a clutch two-out single to left field by Danny Cialone, knotting the game at 2-2. The game remained deadlocked into extra innings, with both teams missing opportunities, until the Terriers broke through in the top of the ninth. Matt Feeney and Danny Cialone drew back-to-back walks to start the inning, and with two outs and a full count, Chris Cialone showed tremendous poise at the plate, drawing a bases-loaded walk to give Del Val a 3-2 lead. The Terriers kept the pressure on, adding another run on a wild pitch before Hudock delivered again, ripping a 3-2 fastball down the left field line to drive in a run. The offense capitalized on a pair of Patriot errors to extend the lead to 7-2. The Terriers’ pitching and defense were outstanding all game, stranding 10 Patriot runners in scoring position. Chris Cialone, Carter Glacken, and Cooper Fransen combined for a gritty effort on the mound, with Glacken earning the win. He threw four strong innings, striking out five, walking one, and allowing just one run on three hits. At the plate, Glacken led the way going 3-for-5 with a run scored and a stolen base. Hudock had a big day as well, finishing 2-for-5 with a home run, double, and two RBIs. It was a complete team effort in a thrilling 7-2 extra-inning victory, marking the Terriers’ ninth win in their last eleven games. Del Val now stands at 9-6 as they head into the final week before the state playoff cutoff, playing their best baseball at the right time.
GAME MVP DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
The Terriers delivered a complete and focused performance, earning a 5–1 victory and clinching a share of the division championship. Del Val set the tone early, jumping out to a 1–0 lead in the first inning. Cooper Fransen got things started with a single and later came around to score on a fielder’s choice by Dylan Rasimowicz. The Terriers broke the game open in the third inning with a four-run rally to extend the lead to 5–0. Fransen sparked the inning once again with his second hit of the game, followed by David Hudock’s RBI single. Brooks Brunner capped the rally with a clutch two-run single, giving the Terriers all the offense they would need. On the mound, Dylan Rasimowicz was dominant from start to finish. The right-hander threw a complete game, recording 10 strikeouts while allowing just three hits, two walks, and one earned run. He controlled the game with confidence and composure, shutting down any momentum from the opposition. Offensively, the Terriers were led by Fransen, who went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two stolen bases. Chris Cialone added two hits in a 2-for-3 performance, while Hudock finished 2-for-3 with an RBI. Brunner contributed with two RBIs, continuing to come through in key situations. With the win, the Terriers improve to 8–6—winning eight of their last ten games—and secure a share of the division championship, a testament to their hard work, resilience, and growth throughout the season. The opportunity now shifts to finishing the job, as a win next Friday against Bound Brook would give the Terriers the outright division title. The Terriers are right back in action tomorrow on the road at North Warren at 4:00, looking to carry this momentum forward.
GAME MVP COOPER FRANSEN
The Terriers put together a complete team performance in a commanding 12–3 victory, using timely hitting and relentless offense to pull away late. Del Val got on the board early, scoring in the first inning on an RBI single to left field by Chris Cialone. The Terriers regained the lead in the third inning, going up 2–1 when David Hudock drove in Gabe Miller with a sacrifice fly to left. The offense continued to produce in key moments. Del Val extended the lead to 4–1 as Cialone added a sacrifice fly and Hudock followed with an RBI single. The Terriers created further separation in the sixth inning when Cooper Fransen delivered a clutch two-run single to make it 6–3. The game broke open in the seventh inning, as the Terriers exploded for six runs to seal the 12–3 win. Fransen came through again with another two-run single, highlighting a dominant offensive finish. Senior captain Cooper Fransen earned Game MVP honors with an outstanding all-around performance. He finished with four RBIs, two hits, a walk, two runs scored, and two stolen bases, leading by example in every phase of the game. David Hudock added a strong day at the plate, going 2-for-3 with two RBIs, while Chris Cialone continued his hot hitting, going 3-for-4 with two RBIs, a run scored, and two stolen bases. On the mound, Gabe Miller picked up the win, allowing just one earned run over three solid innings while keeping the Terriers in control. It was a total team effort, with contributions throughout the lineup and a strong finish that reflects the Terriers’ focus, energy, and ability to execute when it matters most.
TUESDAY 5/5 AWAY 4:00
Delaware Valley enters this matchup in control of its destiny, sitting atop the division with a slim one-game edge over Manville. With just three games remaining, every inning matters—and the Terriers have the right arm ready to set the tone. Gabe Miller takes the mound riding a wave of momentum after a dominant no-hitter in his last outing, a 10–0 statement win over South Hunterdon. Performances like that don’t just show skill—they energize a team at exactly the right time of the season. Miller now adds his name to an impressive list of Delaware Valley pitching standouts, joining the legacy of Brett Godown’s perfect game in 2018 and previous no-hitters by Mike Newland, Vince Tricarico, Gerard Vath, and Logan Brown. With confidence high, and their ace on the mound, the Terriers have a prime opportunity to take another step toward a division title. Expect a focused, energized Del Val squad ready to rise to the occasion.
GAME MVP BROOKS BRUNNER
In the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex Tournament second round, the Terriers showed resilience and fight from start to finish despite a tough 9–4 loss. Sophomore outfielder and Game MVP Brooks Brunner led the way offensively, going 2-for-3 with an RBI single. His clutch hit in the second inning put the Terriers on the board, cutting the deficit to 3–1. Brunner accounted for two of the team’s four hits on the day, continuing to be a spark for the lineup. The game remained competitive until the bottom of the fifth inning, when the Terriers ran into adversity, surrendering four runs to fall behind 7–1. Despite the setback, the team never backed down. Showing grit and determination, the Terriers battled in their final at-bat, putting together a three-run seventh inning to close the gap and finish strong. David Hudock contributed with a hit and a walk, while Cooper Fransen added a hit. Gavin Bingert showed patience at the plate, reaching base twice via walks and scoring a run. On the mound, starting pitcher Chris Cialone competed hard through four innings, allowing three earned runs and keeping the Terriers within striking distance. The Terriers now turn the page quickly as they return to action Tuesday against Belvidere in a key divisional matchup. Gabe Miller will take the ball, looking to build off his last outing—a no-hitter—and help the Terriers maintain their one-game lead over Manville with three games remaining in the race for the division title.
GAME MVP GABE MILLER
The Terriers delivered a dominant performance in the opening round of the HWS Tournament, powered by a historic outing on the mound and a relentless offensive attack in a win over South Hunterdon. Starting pitcher Gabe Miller was outstanding, throwing a complete game no-hitter while striking out nine in a shutout performance. Miller controlled the game from start to finish and also led the way offensively, going 3-for-4 with two doubles, four RBI, and a run scored. The Terriers wasted no time getting on the board. Cooper Fransen led off the game with a double to right-center and later scored on a fielder’s choice to give Del Val a 1-0 lead. In the second inning, Matt Feeney broke things open with a two-run double to left-center, extending the lead to 4-0. Fransen continued his outstanding day at the plate, finishing 3-for-3 with two doubles, three runs scored, a stolen base, and a sacrifice fly RBI. He sparked another rally with a two-out single, stole second, and scored on a Miller base hit. Behind the plate, David Hudock played a key role in guiding the pitching staff through the no-hitter while also contributing offensively, going 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. The Terriers put the game away in the sixth inning, erupting for five runs highlighted by doubles from Fransen, Miller, and Hudock. Dylan Rasimowicz added an RBI single, and the game ended in dramatic fashion when Danny Cialone drew a walk-off walk to seal the victory. It was a complete team effort highlighted by elite pitching, timely hitting, and strong execution, as the Terriers advance in the HWS Tournament with momentum.
GAME MVP CARTER GLACKEN
The Terriers put together an outstanding all-around performance, combining clutch hitting, dominant pitching, and strong defense in an exciting win. Senior captain Carter Glacken earned Game MVP honors with a tremendous effort both at the plate and on the mound. Glacken went a perfect 2-for-2, highlighted by a big three-run double to right-center in the fourth inning. He also added a run scored, a stolen base, and a walk. On the mound, Glacken came in to close things out and was lights out, striking out five, allowing just one hit, and not giving up a run. Starting pitcher Dylan Rasimowicz continued his dominant season, earning the win while striking out five and allowing only one hit. Impressively, he has still not allowed an earned run this season, setting the tone early for the Terriers. The offense stayed productive throughout the game. Gabe Miller sparked things in the fifth inning with a double and later scored on a walk-off single by Chris Cialone. Cialone had a strong day at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a run scored, a stolen base, and also reaching base after being hit by a pitch. Brooks Brunner stepped up defensively behind the plate, giving David Hudock a well-earned rest and doing an excellent job handling the pitching staff. He also contributed offensively with a walk, a run scored, and an RBI. Gavin Bingert added to the balanced attack with a hit, a walk, and two RBI, helping drive in key runs for the Terriers. It was a complete team effort, with contributions up and down the lineup and another strong showing on the mound, as the Terriers continue to build momentum.
GAME CO-MVPs GABE MILLER AND CHRIS CIALONE
The Terriers battled all the way to the final out in a hard-fought extra-inning game, showing resilience and competitiveness in a 5-4 loss. Del Val carried a 2-0 lead into the seventh inning behind an outstanding start from Gabe Miller. Miller was dominant on the mound, throwing 5.1 strong innings, allowing just two hits while striking out eight and keeping Manville off the scoreboard. Chris Cialone was solid in relief, going 2.2 innings and striking out four to keep the Terriers in control late. Manville was able to capitalize on a two-out opportunity in the seventh, scoring two unearned runs to tie the game, but the Terriers stayed composed and continued to compete. In extra innings, Manville pushed across three runs in the ninth, but Del Val refused to back down. The Terriers rallied in the bottom of the inning, scoring two runs and bringing the tying run to third base, putting significant pressure on before ultimately coming up just short. Despite the result, it was another strong showing for the Terriers, who demonstrated toughness, quality pitching, and the ability to compete in tight games. With the split this week, Del Val remains tied at the top of the division and continues to put itself in a strong position moving forward.
GAME MVP DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
The Terriers came through with a gritty and impressive 3-2 victory, fueled by strong pitching, timely hitting, and a complete team effort. Del Val struck first in the third inning when Brooks Brunner got things started and came around to score on a Gabe Miller RBI single to take a 1-0 lead. Manville answered in the fourth to go ahead 2-1, but the Terriers stayed composed and continued to battle. In the sixth inning, Miller sparked the offense again with a leadoff single and then put himself in scoring position with a stolen base. Dave Hudock followed with a clutch line drive RBI single down the left field line to tie the game. Later in the inning, Game MVP Dylan Rasimowicz delivered the decisive blow, coming through with a two-out RBI single to score Gavin Bingert and give the Terriers a 3-2 lead they would not give up. On the mound, Rasimowicz was dominant. The senior went five strong innings, striking out nine while allowing just three hits and two unearned runs. Chris Cialone was lights out in relief, shutting the door over the final two innings and striking out five of the last six batters to secure the win. Offensively, several Terriers turned in standout performances. Gabe Miller led the way going 2-for-3 with an RBI, a run scored, and a stolen base. Brooks Brunner added two hits, a stolen base, and a run scored, while Rasimowicz capped his outstanding day by going 2-for-3 at the plate with the game-winning RBI. It was a hard-fought, well-earned win for the Terriers, showcasing their resilience and ability to execute in big moments.
PREVIEW
The Terriers are set for a big week in the Skyland Conference Mountain Division, with a matchup that could have a major impact on the division race. Manville enters play at 4-0 in the division, while Del Val sits at 2-0, making this an early-season showdown between two of the top teams. Both sides will feature some of the division’s best arms, setting up a pair of highly competitive games. Manville is expected to send senior Brandon Shimp to the mound, who has been outstanding with a 2-0 record, a 0.82 ERA, and 32 strikeouts over 17 innings. The Terriers will counter with senior Dylan Rasimowicz, who has been dominant in his own right and has yet to allow an earned run this season. With another strong pitching matchup expected later in the week, this series promises to showcase high-level baseball on both sides. Manville brings experience, returning its entire lineup from last season, while the Terriers continue to build momentum with strong performances across the board. Del Val will look to carry confidence from last year’s 10-5 win at the Ridge into this week’s games, as they aim to make a statement in the division race. It’s shaping up to be an exciting and competitive week.
GAME CO-MVPs COOPER FRANSEN AND DAVID HUDOCK
The Terriers battled from the start and put together a strong all-around performance to earn a 7-5 victory. After falling behind early, Del Val responded right away, tying the game 2-2 in the bottom of the first inning with RBI singles from David Hudock and Matthew Feeney. The momentum carried into the second inning, where the Terriers broke things open. Cooper Fransen delivered a big two-run double to left-center, scoring Carter Glacken and Brooks Brunner. Chris Cialone followed with an RBI single to bring Fransen home, and Hudock kept things rolling with a double to left-center. Dylan Rasimowicz added a long sacrifice fly to the warning track, capping off a four-run inning and giving the Terriers a 6-2 lead. Del Val continued to apply pressure late, as Feeney came through again in the sixth inning with an RBI single to add an important insurance run. On the mound, Gabe Miller was strong, earning the win while recording eight strikeouts. Dylan Rasimowicz came up big in relief, entering in the sixth inning with runners on second and third and one out. He rose to the challenge by striking out the opponent’s top hitter and finishing the inning without allowing a run, preserving the Terriers’ lead. Seniors Cooper Fransen and David Hudock were named Game MVPs for their outstanding performances. Fransen led the offense with two doubles, two RBI, and a walk, while Hudock contributed a single, double, RBI, and a walk, in addition to guiding the pitching staff behind the plate. It was a complete team effort, with timely hitting, clutch pitching, and strong leadership helping the Terriers secure another hard-fought win.
GAME MVP CARTER GLACKEN
The Terriers delivered a strong all-around performance, combining timely hitting, disciplined at-bats, and outstanding pitching in an impressive win. Senior captain and starting second baseman Carter Glacken led the way with a perfect day at the plate, going 3-for-3 with a walk and two RBI. He also anchored the defense, making several key plays in the field to get the Terriers out of trouble and maintain momentum. Del Val came out swinging early, setting the tone in the first inning. Back-to-back singles by Cooper Fransen and Gabe Miller got things started, followed by consecutive hits from Danny Cialone and Carter Glacken to cap off a four-run opening frame. The Terriers continued to show patience and execution at the plate throughout the game. Matt Feeney reached base three times with walks and scored twice, while Dylan Rasimowicz added two walks and two runs, helping keep constant pressure on the defense. In the sixth inning, Brooks Brunner extended the lead with a deep sacrifice fly to left, driving in the team’s fifth run. Chris Cialone contributed in a big way on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he came through with a key double in the seventh inning to help add two important insurance runs. On the mound, he was dominant in relief, earning the win by going 5.1 innings, striking out eight, and allowing just one hit. It was a complete team effort for the Terriers, who continue to build momentum with strong contributions up and down the lineup and a lockdown performance on the mound. Next up for the Terriers is Senior Night at the Ridge against Warren Hills this Friday night at 6:00.
GAME MVPs DANNY CIALONE AND DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
The Terriers opened division play in dominant fashion, knocking off previously undefeated South Hunterdon (4-0) with a commanding 13-0 victory in five innings. Del Val’s offense was firing on all cylinders, racking up 14 hits in a complete team effort. Leading the way were Co-MVPs Danny Cialone and Dylan Rasimowicz. Danny Cialone had a standout day at the plate, collecting three hits, driving in three runs, and scoring twice. Rasimowicz contributed across the board with two hits, a stolen base, an RBI, a run scored, and a walk. The Terriers continued to apply pressure throughout the lineup. Chris Cialone added two hits and drove in four runs, while Carter Glacken chipped in with two hits of his own. Brooks Brunner reached base in all three plate appearances with a hit, a walk, and a hit by pitch, continuing to set the tone offensively. Additional contributions came from Matt Feeney, Gabe Miller, Dave Hudock, and Cooper Fransen, each recording a hit to round out the balanced attack. On the mound, Gabe Miller and Cooper Fransen were outstanding, combining with catcher Dave Hudock to throw a one-hit shutout while striking out nine. The pitching staff controlled the game from start to finish, backed by strong defense behind them. It was a complete performance for the Terriers, who will look to carry this momentum deeper into division play when they see South on Thursday in Game 2.
GAME MVP CHRIS CIALONE
The Terriers showed plenty of fight and created multiple scoring opportunities but ultimately came up just short in a hard-fought game. With a 1-0 lead in the top of the fourth, Del Val threatened with the bases loaded but was turned away on an inning-ending double play. A similar situation unfolded in the fifth, as the Terriers again put runners in scoring position but were unable to capitalize. Warren Hills took advantage of an opportunity in the bottom of the fifth, stringing together a two-out rally to plate four unearned runs. They added one more unearned run in the sixth, but the Terriers continued to battle. Trailing 5-1 in the seventh, Del Val showed resilience, rallying for two runs and bringing the tying run to second base with two outs. Despite the late push, the Terriers couldn’t come up with the final hit. Junior Chris Cialone earned Game MVP honors, going a perfect 2-for-2 at the plate with two walks, reaching base in all four plate appearances. He also added an RBI and a stolen base in a standout performance. Matt Feeney, Gabe Miller, and Brooks Brunner each contributed a hit on the day. The Terriers look to carry that energy into Division play as they return home tomorrow to take on South Hunterdon at 4:00.
GAME MVP COOPER FRANSEN
Senior leadoff batter and starting shortstop Cooper Fransen went 1-for-2 with a walk, setting the tone at the top of the lineup. Seniors Dylan Rasimowicz, Carter Glacken, and junior Matt Feeney each added a hit on the day to help lead the offense. Defensively, sophomore center fielder Brooks Brunner delivered the play of the game, gunning down a runner attempting to advance to third on a single and showcasing the Terriers’ defensive potential. With five new varsity starters in the lineup, the Terriers continue to gain valuable experience and adjust to the varsity level. While there were challenges on the mound and defensively, the team remains focused on improving and building consistency. The Terriers will look to carry that growth forward as they return to action on Monday at Warren Hills at 4:00 PM.
GAME MVP DANNY CIALONE
The Terriers faced a tough outing, surrendering 18 runs on 12 hits while committing nine errors. Despite the difficult result, the team showed resilience and continued to compete throughout the game. Offensively, the Terriers were led by sophomore third baseman Danny Cialone, who went 1-for-1, and sophomore center fielder Gabe Miller, who finished 1-for-2 at the plate. The Terriers will look to regroup and build on the positives as they prepare for their home opener this Saturday against Hackettstown at 11:00 AM.
GAME MVP GABE MILLER
Sophomore Captain Gabe Miller was named the Game MVP for the Terriers in Tuesday’s matchup against Bernards. Miller delivered a strong performance on the mound, throwing 5 innings while recording 11 strikeouts, allowing just 2 hits, 1 earned run, and 1 walk. Defensively, the Terriers were solid throughout the game. Senior Captain David Hudock did an excellent job behind the plate, managing the pitching staff and working well with both Miller and closer Chris Cialone. Offensively, the Terriers were limited to two hits, both coming from Senior Captains David Hudock and Cooper Fransen. Senior Carter Glacken helped create an early scoring opportunity with a sacrifice bunt that moved runners to second and third, but the Terriers were unable to capitalize and bring a run across. Bernards broke through with one run in the third inning, then added three more runs in the bottom of the sixth to secure the 4–0 victory. The Terriers will look to bounce back tomorrow in their home opener, when they host Hackettstown at 4:00 PM.
