In Friday's league game, the host Hackensack Comets baseball team scored a tight 10-9 victory over the Ridgewood Maroons.

The Comets (4-3) will now prepare for their game against Paramus (Paramus, NJ). The go into the NNJIL A game with a 6-2 record.

The Maroons (3-2) will now prepare for their game against Glen Rock (Glen Rock, NJ). The Panthers go into the non-league game with a 4-3 record.

Hackensack pitcher delivers with bat Saturday, April 25, 2009 BY ED MILLS NorthJersey.com STAFF WRITER 0 Comments HACKENSACK – It wasn’t one of his better pitching efforts, but Vinnie Troisi knew he could still help Hackensack win a game with his bat. He refused to let his troubles on the mound interfere with his concentration at the plate. Leading off the bottom of the sixth inning, Troisi doubled and eventually scored to spark Hackensack past Ridgewood, 10-9, in an NNJIL baseball game at Foschini Park on Friday. The Comets (4-3) had to rally from an early 7-2 deficit. "I was just hoping for a pitch I could drive, the count was 3-and-1 and I was just looking dead red," said Troisi. "It came in like I thought, a fastball in my good hitting zone, and I drove it hard. I knew I had struggled with my pitching but there was a game out there for the taking and we needed the victory." After Troisi (2-for-3, two doubles, a walk, three runs scored) doubled and Billy Mercede