The North Hamilton Hibos opened their latest contest with a commanding 10‑2 win over Hamilton Post 31, a game that showcased both pitching dominance and a potent bat lineup.
Right‑hander Nick Gaglione delivered 6 ⅓ innings of solid work, limiting the opposition to two runs while striking out several batters, a performance that secured the victory for his team.
Adding to the offensive fireworks, Luca Gaglione, Nick’s younger brother, went 3‑for‑4 with a double and scored three runs, underscoring a family contribution to the win.
Brandon Rigas was the offensive catalyst, blasting a home run, adding a double and a triple while driving in five runs, a rare combination that propelled the Hibos ahead.
Matteo Pandolfini contributed a triple for Hamilton Post 31, providing the opposing team with a bright spot amid the loss.
Princeton’s Offensive Surge
In a separate matchup, Princeton routed Trenton 14‑1, a game that featured a dominant two‑hitner from Matt Brophy and Charlie Baglio, who combined for a five‑inning, two‑hitter.
Adam Schwarz‑Manocchio was the standout for Princeton, tallying three RBIs, while Casey Daigneault went 2‑for‑3 with a double, two runs scored and an RBI, further padding the score.
Jhostin Lorenzo‑Rodriguez drove in Trenton’s lone run, but the combined effort of Brophy and Baglio proved too much for the opposition.
The rescheduled contest between Hightstown Post 148 and Broad Street Park Post 313 will now be played on Tuesday, July 14 at 5:45 p.m., giving both squads extra preparation time.