Baseball

From the Star Ledger: Summit continues upswing: A year after going 21-6 and winning the Union County Conference-Valley Division for its first league title in 15 years, Summit had another strong campaign. The Hilltoppers finished 18-11 and again won the Valley outright, giving them back-to-back conference championships for the first time since the 1991-92 seasons. Summit also advanced to the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 semifinals, giving it at least one state tournament victory in each of the last three seasons under coach Kevin Zaleski, who is 105-102 in eight seasons on Kent Place Boulevard.

 All Union County

First Team
Sean Guida, Summit, 5-9, 165, Sr.
Hit .451 with nine doubles, 20 RBI and 20 runs. Walked 17 times and had on-base percentage of .567. Played strong defensive first base and went 3-3 with 1.09 ERA and 45 strikeouts in 38 innings. Will play at Roanoke College.

Third Team
 Cam Fuoti, Summit

All Conference
Sean guida, Tanner Fulton, Cam fiouti, John floegel and Kyle brown     with making Honorable mention

All Conference - Honorable Mention
Dave Berardi and Hunter miller

Team Awards
Most Improved  - Hunter Miller
Coaches Award - Tanner Fulton
Most valuable Player - Sean Guida  

Women's Lacrosse  

THE STAR-LEDGER

TOP 20
1-Moorestown (26-0)
2-Summit (21-2)
3-Mountain Lakes (23-2)
4-Lenape (21-2) 
5-Oak Knoll (16-6)  

GROUP 2
1-Summit (21-2)
2-Rumson (20-4)
3-West Essex (16-5)
4-Red Bank Catholic (21-3)
5-Chatham (11-9)  

All State

FIRST TEAM
Anna Baumeister,  Senior, 5-10 
Cornell-bound defensive stalwart used height and strength to routinely disrupt opposing offenses. With her leading the way, Summit allowed single-digit goals in all but three games this season.  

Kady Glynn, Summit, Junior, 5-4 No keeper in the state was harder to beat. Summit allowed only 5.9 goals per game and made it to the Tournament of Champions final. Loyola (Md.) commit pitched second-half shutouts against Rumson and RBC in state tournament.   

Sara Szynal, Summit, Sophomore, 5-4Sophomore was the offensive leader for a team that was only a few goals from dethroning Moorestown and winning the Tournament of Champions. She had 85 goals and 25 assists and already has committed to Northwestern. Sara Szynal, Summit, 85-25-110  
All Stars -South
Anna Baumeister, t
Meaghan Celmer,
Kady Glynn,
Sara Szynal,

Men's Lacrosse

THE STAR-LEDGER TOP 20
1-Delbarton (21-3)
2-Summit (23-2)
3-Bergen Catholic (19-1)
4-Mountain Lakes (22-4)
5-Seton Hall Prep (16-4)

GROUP 2
1-Summit (23-2)
2-Northern Highlands (19-3)
3-Somerville (15-5)
4-Chatham (16-7) 5-Seneca (18-4)

All-State  

First Team
Andrew Helmer, Summit, 6-2, 195, Junior Syracuse commit excelled as a long-stick midfielder as well as close defenseman. Helped his team win possessions as a wing on faceoffs and anchored team’s signature zone defense, which yielded a state-best 3.40 goals per game en route to NJSIAA Tournament of Champions final.  

SECOND TEAM
Sam Bebout, 

All Union County

FIRST TEAM
Sam Bebout,
Matt Fischetti,
Brian Hadley
Andrew Helmer
James Strabley 

SECOND TEAM
Sean Andrews
Chris Zanelli 

ALL-FITCH/PITT
Sam Bebout
Andrew Helmer

Softball

ALL-UNION COUNTY

SECOND TEAM
Kicca Fabricant,

Men's Track  

Summit finished 2nd in the group 2 Meet

Union County Distance runner of the year: Leland Jones has been on of the top distance runners in Union County over the last couple years, but the junior at Summit has been waiting to make his mark in the state level. The wait ended at the state Group 2 meet when

ALL-UNION COUNTY
FIRST TEAM
200M-David Connolly, Summit
3,200M-Leland Jones, Summit  

SECOND TEAM
1,600M-Mitchell Booth, Summit  

ALL-GROUP 2
FIRST TEAM
1,600M - Leland Jones, Summit   

THIRD TEAM
1,600M - Mitchell Booth, Summit  

Women's Track

FIRST TEAM
3,20M-Gillian McIlroy,  
SECOND TEAM
100M-Emma Osborne,  

ALL-UNION COUNTY

FIRST TEAM
100M-Emma Osborne,
1,600M-Gillian McIlroy

SECOND TEAM
400M-Emily Chin
Triple Jump - Ryan Freeman,  

THIRD TEAM
3,200M - Amanda Brodow,
Pole vault - Cara Brenn,
High Jump - Ryan Freeman

TENNIS

Peter Tierney of Summit is The Star-Ledger's boys tennis state Coach of the Year for 2014, link to story

Union County Player of the year: Maxwell McDonald , link to story  

THE FINAL STAR-LEDGER TOP 20 RANKINGS FOR 2014

1-Millburn (29-2)
2-Haddonfield (34-6)
3-Newark Academy (26-4)
4-West Windsor South (21-3)
5-South Brunswick (15-3)
6-Holmdel (25-3)
7-Summit (23-1)

GROUP 3
1-Summit (23-1)
2-Northern Highlands (20-2)
3-Demarest (19-2)4-Mendham (17-4

ALL GROUP 3
FIRST TEAM
Singles - Maxwell McDonald,
ALL-UNION COUNTY
FIRST TEAM
S-Maxwell McDonald, Summit

SECOND TEAM
Doubles - Ben Schwartz, Summit
Doubles - Christian Harkins, Summit    
  THIRD TEAM  

Volleyball

ALL-CENTRAL/WEST JERSEY
SECOND TEAM
 Andrew Masterfano,

THIRD TEAM
Charlie Terry
Robbie Walsh

Golf

All Group 2

FIRST TEAM
Andrew Bowyer