COOPER FRANSEN
JUNIOR / SHORTSTOP / LEADOFF BATTER / PITCHER A true leader on and off the field, Cooper Fransen was the most reliable and consistent player on the team this season. Offensively, he led the team with a .367 batting average, collecting 29 hits, 14 stolen bases, 22 runs scored, 13 RBIs, and 9 walks from the leadoff spot. On the mound, he contributed 15 innings pitched, allowing just 5 earned runs with 13 strikeouts, finishing with an impressive 2.33 ERA. Defensively, he was rock solid at shortstop, anchoring the infield with confidence and consistency. His all-around play set the tone for the team, and his leadership was felt in every game.
JIMMY HINTENACH
Senior Second Baseman / #3 Hitter – Jimmy Batting .353 with 24 hits, 16 runs scored, and a .426 slugging percentage, Jimmy was a consistent force in the heart of our lineup. He drove in 8 runs, hit 5 doubles, earned 10 walks, and stole 9 bases—contributing in every facet of the game. Batting in the most demanding spot in the order, he delivered numerous clutch hits in key moments. Defensively, Jimmy was a steady and reliable presence up the middle, anchoring the infield. As a senior leader, he set the tone with both his performance and poise, making a lasting impact on our team.
DAVID HUDOCK
Junior Catcher Batting .310 on the season with 22 hits, 11 RBIs, and 6 doubles, this junior was a consistent presence in the middle of the lineup. Behind the plate, he was a defensive leader—picking off multiple runners in critical moments and throwing out numerous would-be base stealers. His strong arm and game awareness consistently shut down opponents' running games and shifted momentum in key situations.
DYLAN RASIMOWICZ
JUNIOR / PITCHER – OUTFIELDER – THIRD BASEMAN Batting Average: .298 | 17 Hits | 12 Runs | 9 RBI | 12 Walks Dylan was a cornerstone of our team, excelling as both a pitcher and position player. Offensively, he contributed with a solid .298 average and consistent production throughout the season. But it was on the mound where Dylan truly shined. As our ace, he pitched 31.2 innings, allowed just 12 earned runs, and struck out 39 batters, finishing the year with an impressive 2.65 ERA. He led us to victory in 6 of the 7 games he started, including a signature performance in the second-round state playoff upset over 3rd-seeded Metuchen. Among his season highlights was a complete game one-hitter against Voorhees at the Ridge, and key wins over Warren Hills, Bernards, Gill, and Pingry. Dylan's presence on the mound gave us a chance to win every time he took the ball.
CHRIS CIALONE
SOPHOMORE / FIRST BASEMAN / CLEAN-UP HITTER Batting Average: .279 | 19 Hits | 16 RBI | 4 Doubles | 1 Triple | 7 Walks Chris began the season at the bottom of the order in his varsity debut, but by the end of April had earned and secured the clean-up spot — one of the most challenging positions in the batting order. His ability to adjust to how pitchers approached him in that role was impressive. He delivered several clutch hits and key defensive plays throughout the season. His steady progression and consistent performance proved critical to our lineup’s success.
GABE MILLER
FRESHMAN / PITCHER / OUTFIELDER Miller made an immediate impact in his first varsity season, contributing both at the plate and on the mound. He finished the season with a .244 batting average, tallying 19 hits, 14 RBIs, 14 runs, 5 doubles, and 2 home runs. On the mound, Miller was our go-to closer, throwing 25.2 innings and recording 29 strikeouts. His most memorable performance came in the second round of the state tournament against Metuchen—he pitched the final two innings to earn the save and crushed a three-run home run in the top of the 7th to secure a 5-1 victory. His poise and production as a freshman were invaluable all season long.
BRADY REARDON
SENIOR / STARTING PITCHER / TCNJ COMMIT Brady Reardon pitched 32.2 innings, allowing just 12 earned runs while striking out 41 batters, finishing the season with an ERA of 2.57. Coming into the season recovering from an arm injury, it took time for him to fully build his arm strength, but once he settled in, he became one of our top and most reliable pitchers. Brady came up big in two of our most important games of the year—earning the win in both the first round of the county tournament and the first round of the state playoffs.
