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JaVonn Parrish had 30 points to lead the Bucs over Bergen 83-82.

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Basketball DH Rescheduled

Tomorrow’s basketball DH has been rescheduled for Thursday, January 19th.  Women at 5 PM and Men at 7 PM.  Go to the Atlantic Cape page on the Region 19 website for current schedules, rosters, and stats.  www.njcaaregion19.com

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Basketball Postponed 12/17/16

Today’s basketball doubleheader scheduled to start at 1 PM has been postponed due to inclement weather, which prevents Passaic CC, our opponent, from traveling.

The games will be made up later this season. 

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Miles Carter Named NJCAA Men’s Basketball Player of the Week

MAYS LANDING – Miles Carter, an Atlantic Cape Community College freshman, has been named the NJCAA, Division III, Men’s Basketball Player of the Week for Dec. 5-11. Carter, a 6-3 guard of Rosenhayn, also earned the Garden State Athletic Conference Division III Men’s Basketball Player of the Week award. Carter is being recognized for averaging 30.5 points for the Buccaneers as they defeated Brookdale Community College on Dec. 8 and lost to Bergen Community College on Dec. 10.

           On Thursday, Miles scored 40 points and made the game-winning free-throw with two seconds left as the Bucs defeated Brookdale 90-89.  And on Saturday, Carter scored 21 points in the Bucs’ 79-75 loss to Bergen.

           “Miles is certainly one of the top players in the region,” AD Mike Rennick says. “He is a great outside shooter, and he is also one of our top inside players. He makes our team competitive with anyone as shown by his 40-point game against Brookdale, one of the best programs in the country.”

           For the week, Carter made seven of 10 3-point attempts and 16 of 20 free throws. Carter also leads the team for the season in scoring with a 19.9 PPG average.

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Bucs upend Brookdale 90-89

Miles Carter sank the winning free throw with 2.6 seconds remaining to give Atlantic Cape a 90-89 win over the Jersey Blues.

Carter was fouled as he drove to the basket and made 1 of the 2 ensuing free throws.  He scored 30 points in the 2nd half en route to a game high 40 points.  He was 16 of 19 from the free throw line for the game.

Rob Dowe added 16 points, 13 in the 2nd half.  He and Carter combined for 43 of the Bucs 58 second half points.

JaVonn Parrish had 11 points and played solid defense on Brookdale’s 6-9 big man, Jordan Little, who had 6 points in the 2nd half and 15 for the game. 

The Bucs are now 4-4 and Brookdale is 6-3.

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Women’s Basketball: Brookdale 79 Atlantic Cape 62

Brookdale defeated a turnover-prone Lady Bucs team 79-62 last night in Region 19 action. Che’Kasha Andrews scored 29 points for the Jersey Blues, who led most of the game. 

The Bucs could not solve the Brookdale press and committed 34 turnovers.  Allie Serrano had 23 points and Courtney Hartman had 18 for Atlantic Cape, who face Bergen at home on Saturday.  The Bucs drop to 2-5 and Brookdale is now 5-2.

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1-4 start not ideal for Lady Bucs

By Dashawn Hendricks  

 The Atlantic Cape Community College Lady Buccaneers have not started the season the way they would have hoped, although the schedule makers weren’t kind (four of the first five games were on the road).   And for a team with only two sophomores and six freshman, it has been a tall task. “We just have to keep it together and play as a team” Assistant Coach Deborah Tanksley has repeated to the group “it is a long season”.

Alejandra Serrano, a sophomore guard from Atlantic City, has to step it up for the Lady Bucs.  She is averaging 14.8 PG and 15.8 rebounds, but shooting just 11.1% from beyond the arc and a pedestrian 53.3% from the line. Those numbers have to trend upward for the Lady Bucs to have a chance at this year’s Region 19 playoffs. The Lady Bucs next welcome the CC College of Philadelphia to Atlantic Cape on December 6th. Tip off will be at 5pm Eastern Time.  

 Lady Bucs

Trending up

G. Olivia Aires- 12 points 6 rebounds 9 assist in loss vs Ocean 11/22/16

C. Courtney Hartman- averaging a double-double this season with 12.0ppg and 11.4rpg

G. Alejandra Serrano- has had two games (Sussex, Camden) where she has had 20 rebounds.

 Lady Bucs on the rise

G. Gianna Figueroa- the freshman has shown allot of patience at times with the basketball in the last two games. After a rocky start ,“Figgs” is starting to find her way in the offense facilitating.

G. Alycia Johnson- Johnson a sophomore from Somers Point is this team’s best 3pt shooter; look out for her experience and shooting ability to help lift the Lady Bucs.    

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Bucs drop both games at Camden

Camden County College swept the Bucs in a basketball DH played last night at Camden.  The Cougars defeated the Bucs women 56-43, and Camden won the men’s game 83-66.

The Cougars women are a much improved club from the team that lost both games to Atlantic Cape last season.  The Cougars got up early and never trailed.  They led 17-10 after the first quarter and 34-21 at the half.  Camden had four players score in double figures,  led by Shanyah Allen with 15 points. Allie Serrano had 14 for the Bucs (0-2).  Turnovers continued to haunt the team, they had 32.

The Cougars men’s team defeated the Bucs 83-66.  Thirteen different players scored for Camden, who were led by Jordan Cobb’s 14 points.  JaVonn Parrish had 16 points to lead the Bucs (0-2).  Brian Nolan and Austin Smith had 14 each.  The Bucs’ top scorers; Qua Dorn and Miles Carter were both plagued by foul problems and combined for just 17 points.

The men are in action again on Thursday night; hosting The Community College of Philadelphia at 5:30 PM.

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Bucs swept at Passaic

The Passaic Panthers defeated Atlantic Cape in both ends of the basketball doubleheader played Saturday at Passaic. 

The Panthers won the women’s game 81-38 to raise their record to 2-0, which gives them the top spot in Region 19.  The Panthers also won the men’s game 82-74.

In the women’s game, careless passing doomed the Bucs.  They committed 33 turnovers, 18 in the first half as Passaic jumped out to a 41-15 halftime lead. 

Passaic’s Kathy Davis had 18, and Sha’ron Bell added 13.  The Bucs’ Allie Serrano led all scorers with 19.  Courtney Hartman had 8 for Atlantic Cape, who drop to 0-1.

In the men’s game, the Bucs let a seven point lead slip away in the 2nd half, with the game turning on technical foul on Atlantic Cape’s Aaron Phillips.  Shawn Ulrich had 18 and Devin Jones had 16 for Passaic.  Miles Carter led the Bucs with 20 points, and Brian Nolan and Qua Dorn each had 15.  Dorn also blocked 6 shots and had 10 rebounds.  Passaic is now 3-0 and the Bucs are 0-1.

Both Atlantic Cape teams are in action again on Tuesday night at Camden County College.  The women’s game starts at 5 PM and the men at 7 PM. 

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Baseball Meeting

The Bucs’ preseason baseball meeting is this Wednesday, September 14th at 5:30 PM in the Pitney Hall gym on the Mays Landing campus. Pitney Hall is E Building. For further info, call Assistant AD Mike Rennick 609.343.5043

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Basketball tryout information

Introductory meetings for students interested in playing men's or women's basketball will be held on Tuesday, August 30th.  The women's meeting will be at 4:00 PM and the men's meeting will be held at 5:45 PM in the gym (Pitney Hall) on the Mays Landing campus.

If you want to tryout for the Bucs this season then you need to attend one of these meetings.

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Bucs sign 7 to letters of intent

The Bucs signed seven local student-athletes to NJCAA letters of intent yesterday, in ceremonies held at Atlantic Cape’s Mays Landing Campus and the Atlantic County Institute of Technology (ACIT). 

Baseball

For next season, the Bucs signed six Cape Atlantic League (CAL) players:

From Egg Harbor Township HS; Antonio Caraballo of Egg Harbor Township, pitcher and third baseman.  Caraballo is a Cape-Atlantic Honorable Mention selection; and second baseman/outfielder Ryan Summers.

From Atlantic City HS, the Bucs signed catcher Andy Nunez Santos of Atlantic City and outfield Usiel Marmalejos of Brigantine.

From Oakcrest, the Bucs signed pitcher David Sidwell of Mays Landing; and from Absegami pitcher/outfielder Gordon Neil III of Galloway.

Basketball

Courtney Hartman of Estell Manor has signed to play Women’s Basketball.  Hartman, 18, graduates from the Atlantic County Technical Institute (ACIT) this month.  Hartman was a 2nd team All CAL selection in her junior year.

L to R; Usiel Marmalejos, Andy Nunez-Santos, David Sidwell, Ryan Summers, Antonio Caraballo.

Courtney Hartman

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Archery Eastern Regional Results

The Atlantic Cape Community College Archery Team competed in the Eastern Regional Collegiate Championships on 4/23 and 4/24. 

The competition, hosted by James Madison University, featured 14 collegiate archery teams from eastern colleges; including Penn State, Columbia University, University of Connecticut, Lockhaven University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Princeton University.  This tournament served as the final tune-up before Atlantic Cape archers compete in the US Collegiate National Championships, hosted by Michigan State University in May.

In individual competition, Atlantic Cape archer Lorena Koidl, of Mays Landing, won the Female Bowhunter Regional Championship, and was named to the “All-East Team.”

Other Individual placements for Atlantic Cape Archers are :

Male Compound:

Chris Ferraro (Hammonton) – 8th

Female Compound:

Christina Papaycik (Egg Harbor Twp) – 8th

Rosie Williams (Petersburg) – 10th

Kerri Byrne (Egg Harbor Twp) – 18th

Male Recurve:

Phil Holmer (Northfield) - 12th

Andrew Ciurcak (Woodbine) –15th

Jacob Verret (Absecon) – 20th

Female Recurve:

Danielle Ziegler (Franklinville) – 14th

Ariella Mossman (Somerspoint) – 16th

Hillary Paladini (Mays Landing) – 21st

Male Bowhuter:

Nick Derr (Vineland) – 14th

In team Competition, Atlantic Cape’s Mixed Compound Team (Ferraro & Papaycik), Men’s Recurve  Team (Holmer, Ciurcak, & Verret), and Women’s Recurve Team (Ziegler, Mossman, & Paladini) all finished with Bronze Medals.  The Women’s Compound Team (Papaycik, Williams, & Byrne) and the Mixed Bowhunter Team (Koidl & Derr) finished in 5th place.

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Bucs Sweep Montgomery

Softball swept Montgomery County Community College (Pa.) yesterday in a doubleheader played at Blue Bell, Pa.  The Bucs won the first game 10-5 behind the hitting of Jean Richardson who went 2 for 3 and scored 4 runs,  Allie Serrano had 3 hits and 2 RBI’s and Alyscia Johnson was 2 for 4.  Marissa Holt was the winning pitcher.

In game two, the Bucs won 19-5. Nicole Rotgers was 4 for 4 with 2 triples, 3 RBIs and 5 runs.  Marissa Holt went 4 for 5 with 2 doubles and a triple, 6 RBI’s and 4 runs scored. Johnson was 3 for 4 with 2 doubles, and Torri Albo was 2 for 5 with an RBI and 3 runs scored. Holt was the winning pitcher of Game 2.

The Bucs next play at home versus Lehigh-Carbon on Thursday, 4/28.  Game time is 3:30 PM.

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Baseball vs Ocean 2016, a set on Flickr.

photos from baseball

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Softball vs Camden, a set on Flickr.