The Central
Jersey Hawks Basketball Club is proud to sponsor
the
The Central Jersey Hawks would like to thank all
of the teams who participated in our girls 2013
Shore Shootout Tournament. The tournament was a
great success due to your participation as teams
from 5 different States were represented. An
early sell-out this year, remember to sign up
early next year for our 2014 tournament!
Central Jersey Hawks Richard Conover Memorial
Scholarship Fund Details
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SHOOT-OUT SCHEDULES FOR THE BOYS
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CENTRAL JERSEY HAWKS NEWS
Recent Team Successes
GIRLS TEAMS
Central
Jersey Hawks 7th grade girls team (Martorelli) was a silver
medalists in the 2013 NJ AAU Division 1 District
Championship. In the double-elimination tournament, the team
swept through the winners’ bracket with wins over the NJ
Shorestars, Mid-Jersey Mavericks and Next Level Skill Set.
After dropping the first game in the finals to the Skill Set
team (who advanced through the bottom bracket after losing
to the Hawks), the team settled for the silver after a
highly contested, one point loss to the Skill Set team. In
the past 4 years, the team has come away with 2 golds and 2
silvers in the District Championships.
BOYS TEAMS
The
CJ Hawks 15U finished 2nd this year in the NJ States with a
silver metal. The team has continually showed progression
over the years and finished 3rd in The B Division last year
out of 28 teams. We select 16 players for our team and try
to split players evenly in tournaments. The concept is
players improve during practice and experience game time.
Practice is always competitive. Only in the states do we
combine the team.
2012 Richard Conover Memorial Scholarship Recipient - Kasey
Chambers
Congratulations to Kasey Chambers, the winner of the 2012
Richard Conover Memorial Scholarship. Please read Kasey's
recommendation letter and
full story about her very successful career. The Hawks wish
Kasey all the best.
Class of 2011 Playing in College
Missy Repoli (SJV) - Colgate ... Arron Zimmerman (SJV) -
American ... Jackie Kates (SJV) - Penn ... Katie O'Reilly
(SJV) - Lehigh ... Meghan McGuinness (Middletown South) -
Niagara ... Sarah Olson (Howell) - NJIT ... Olivia
Gorczynski-Chestnut Hill College
Michael Rotando - Bloomfield College ... Patrick
Lichtenstein - Bard College ... Kevin Furlong - FDU Madison
... Ryan Hess - St. Joseph's University ... Ryan Keegan -
The College of New Jersey ... Kevin Donohue - Penn State
Hazleton ... Zack Hoffman - Chestnut Hill College ... Ryan
Gille - Ramapo College ... Cooper Calzonetti - Medaille
College ... Ryan Belbey - Rochester Poly Institute ...
Brandon Walsh - SUNY - Farmingdale ... Michael Marciano -
Ursinus College ... Quinn Olsen - State College of Florida
Manatee - Sarasota
2012 National Letters of Intent
Kasey Chambers- Monmouth University ... Samantha Clark-
Fordham University
Current/Former Hawks In The News
Lauren Clarke All-Ivy Second Team
Lauren
Clarke was named to the 2012-2013 All-Ivy second team.
Clarke ranked sixth in the league in scoring with a
team-high 13.5 points per game. She led the Bears in scoring
in 14 of their 28 games, scoring 20 points on five separate
occasions, including back-to-back home contests against
Dartmouth and Harvard. Her 2.8 assists per game and .793
free throw percentage were both team-highs, ranking her
sixth in the league in both categories. The league's leading
three-point shooter, Clarke sank 2.2 per game, and she
ranked ninth in steals with 1.5 per game. She also led the
league in minutes played this year, averaging 36.2 minutes
per game as Brown's primary ball handler.
Jessica Kitrys Northeast 10 All-Conference Second Team
Jessica
Kitrys was named to the Northeast 10 All-Conference Second
Team. Kitrys, an NE-10 All-Conference Third Team pick in
2012, led the Panthers and was second in the NE-10 with 17.2
points per game. She paced the Panthers with 7.2 rebounds
per game and a .505 field goal percentage, posting five
double-doubles, eight games with 20-plus points and two
games with 30-plus points. She surpassed the 1,000-point
mark on Feb. 10 with a career-high 36-point performance that
tied Adelphi's single-game scoring record.
Highlights
3 National AAU Championships
44 NJ AAU Association Championships
21 Sweet 16 appearances in National AAU
125 Former Hawks playing in the NCAA
22 boys and girls teams from U10 thru Open Division
Central
Jersey Hawks 7th grade girls team (Martorelli) was a silver
medalists in the 2013 NJ AAU Division 1 District
Championship. In the double-elimination tournament, the team
swept through the winners’ bracket with wins over the NJ
Shorestars, Mid-Jersey Mavericks and Next Level Skill Set.
After dropping the first game in the finals to the Skill Set
team (who advanced through the bottom bracket after losing
to the Hawks), the team settled for the silver after a
highly contested, one point loss to the Skill Set team. In
the past 4 years, the team has come away with 2 golds and 2
silvers in the District Championships.
The
CJ Hawks 15U finished 2nd this year in the NJ States with a
silver metal. The team has continually showed progression
over the years and finished 3rd in The B Division last year
out of 28 teams. We select 16 players for our team and try
to split players evenly in tournaments.
Lauren
Clarke was named to the 2012-2013 All-Ivy second team.
Clarke ranked sixth in the league in scoring with a
team-high 13.5 points per game. She led the Bears in scoring
in 14 of their 28 games, scoring 20 points on five separate
occasions, including back-to-back home contests against
Dartmouth and Harvard. Her 2.8 assists per game and .793
free throw percentage were both team-highs, ranking her
sixth in the league in both categories. The league's leading
three-point shooter, Clarke sank 2.2 per game, and she
ranked ninth in steals with 1.5 per game. She also led the
league in minutes played this year, averaging 36.2 minutes
per game as Brown's primary ball handler.
Jessica
Kitrys was named to the Northeast 10 All-Conference Second
Team. Kitrys, an NE-10 All-Conference Third Team pick in
2012, led the Panthers and was second in the NE-10 with 17.2
points per game. She paced the Panthers with 7.2 rebounds
per game and a .505 field goal percentage, posting five
double-doubles, eight games with 20-plus points and two
games with 30-plus points. She surpassed the 1,000-point
mark on Feb. 10 with a career-high 36-point performance that
tied Adelphi's single-game scoring record.