3/6/09: North A State Playoffs: St. Peters Prep 69, DePaul 62: Justin Crosgile led all scorers with 31 points for DePaul, including 20 in the first half. Crosgile hit a 3-pointer to open the second half, giving him 2,000 career points to become the fourth player in Passaic County history to reach that milestone. With DePaul leading, 62-58, Myles Davis hit a 3-pointer to make it 62-61. After a timeout, Davis stole an inbound pass from Justin Crosgile to make a layup and put St. Peter's up for good, 63-62 with just 22 seconds left.
3/3/09: North A State Playoffs: DePaul 77, Bergen Catholic 57: DePaul (No. 8, 20-7) trounced Bergen Catholic (No. 9, 12-13). Justin Crosgile dumped in 21 points. Keith Ford (14 points), Mike Minarick (13 points) and Wally Sajimi (12 points) reached double figures. Matt Miller added 9 points. DePaul will meet up with St. Peters Prep in the quarterfinals.
2/27/09: DePaul 67, St. Marys 61: Justin Crosgile exploded for 41 points.
2/24/09: DePaul 58, Madison 48: Justin Crosgile had 21 points and Casey Timorason had 13. Matt Miller and Hugh Byrd chipped in with eight points apiece.
2/21/09: Passaic County Quarterfinals: Kennedy 85, DePaul 70: Matt Miller led DePaul (No. 6) with 18 points. Justin Crosgile (16 points), Wally Sajimi (15 points) and Keith Ford (11 points) reached double figures, but it was not enough. Kennedy will play top-seeded Paterson Catholic in the final next week.
2/19/09: DePaul 86, Pequannock 72: Justin Crosgile led the way for DePaul with 30 points. Keith Ford added 15 points. Martin Kelley had 14 for Pequannock. Jordan Tabakman and Alex Helmer had 12 and 10 points respectively.
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2/14/09: Passaic County Quarterfinals, DePaul 48, Passaic 33: Justin Crosgile poured it 21 points as DePaul (No. 6) advanced. Matt Miller added 13 points. DePaul will meet Kennedy is Saturday's semifinal game.
2/13/09: DePaul 90, Butler 61: Justin Crosgile torched Butler with 36 points. The next highest was Matt Miller, who registered nine points.
2/11/09: DePaul 57, Caldwell 32: Senior guard Justin Crosgile scored 32 points, including five 3-pointers and nine free throws, and added five steals for DePaul. Joe Giacchi added nine points.
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2/7/09: Passaic County Tournament, First Round, DePaul 79, Manchester 53: DePaul (No. 3, 11-6) advanced to the quarterfinals by romping over Manchester (No. 11). Justin Crosgile dumped in 28 points. Matt Miller added 12 points. Ed Paulosky had eight points.
2/6/09: Delbarton 67, DePaul 60: Justin Crosgile had 17 points and Matt Miller had 14 for DePaul (10-6).
2/4/09: DePaul 62, Passaic Tech 53: Justin Crosgile led the way with 26 points. Matt Miller was next with 13. Keith Ford and Wally Salimi had nine and eight points respectively. Maynard Freeman and Brandon James had 190 apiece for PCT (10-6). DePaul is 10-5.
2/2/09: Orange 68, DePaul 52: Justin Crosgile had 29 points. Miller was next with 12 points.
1/28/09: Rosenberg Update: According to a family friend, Wayne Valley point guard Jason Rosenberg was diagnosed with a sprained neck. He spent the night in the hospital and was released this morning. He is not expected to miss much time. It came as welcome news to both the Wayne Valley and DePaul basketball communities. Rosenberg sustained the injury while diving after a loose ball. He slammed into a DePaul player and dropped to the ground. He was on the ground for close to a half an hour and carried off in a stretcher. The scene caused spectators to fear that the diagnosis could have been considerably worse.
DePaul's Justin Crosgile matched up with Rosenberg for much of the first half. He heaped praise on his opponent. "It was a victory for us, but it didn't seem like one," Crosgile said. "We were all concerned about Jason. You can't get something like that out of your head. He was real tough on me. He's so quick. The injury opened things up for me. It gave me the opportunity to find more space. That shows what a great player he is. His absence changed the game."
Rosenberg Injured In Loss To DePaul
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(Jason Rosenberg of Valley vs. Justin Crosgile of DePaul shortly before Rosenberg was injured - See Details Below)
1/27/09: DePaul 71, Wayne Valley 52: As expected, DePaul and Wayne Valley tipped off in front of a spirited and excited crowd at DePaul High School. DePaul won. But nobody seemed to care. Basketball took a back seat on this night.
With just over a minute left in the first half, Valley point guard Jason Rosenberg went down with what appeared to be a very serious neck injury. Rosenberg, Valley's second leading scorer and leading assist man, was diving after a lose ball. He slammed into a DePaul player and dropped to the ground. He displayed movement right away, but was on the floor for over 30 minutes while trainers for both schools were at his side. Wayne Township emergency personnel arrived quickly and carried him off in a stretcher. He was taken to the hospital. There are no reports of his condition.
"It was gut wrenching to see that happen to him," DePaul coach Bart Fazio said. "We're all, of course, hoping it's not serious. He was having a great game. Everybody wanted to see Jason go against Justin Crogile (DePaul's St. Joseph University bound guard). Jason was having a heck of a game and he had Justin pretty much shut down."
DePaul led 26-19 at the time of the injury. Rosenberg had 12 points of Valley's 19 points. Crosgile, who averages 18 points per game, had just three points at that juncture. Crosgile ended up leading DePaul with 14 points. Nick Siljee had 17 for Valley. (More Details To Come)
Referees convene with players from Valley and DePaul just before play resumed
1/24/09: DePaul 54, Madison 40: Justin Crosgile had 18 points to lead DePaul (8-4). Matt Miller and Joe Giacchi had nine and seven points respectively.
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1/21/09: DePaul 64, Pequannock 43: Michael Minarik and Justin Crosgile scored 14 points apiece for DePaul (7-4). Davon Jacobs and Matt Miller had nine and eight points respectively for the winners.
1/19/09: Freedom Fighters Challenge (at Paterson Catholic): Kennedy 88, DePaul 64: Justin Crosgile, DePaul's all-time leading scorer who averages 24 points per game, had just two points at the half and finished with a team-high 20.
``We worked hard preparing for this game and we wanted to a good job on Crosgile,'' said Shondel Stewart, who led Kennedy with 26 points. ``And our pressure defense helped us get off to a good start.''
1/17/08: DePaul 67, Lakeland 38: Justin Crosgile hit for 22 points. Davon Jacobs added 12. Matt Miller and Michael Minarick added 9 and 7 respectively.
1/14/09: DePaul 84, Butler 48: Justin Crosgile scored 10 of his 13 points in the first two quarters in sending DePaul to a 51-19 lead in Butler. Matt Miller finished with 18 points and Steven Castro scored 17 for DePaul.
1/10/09: DePaul 56, Caldwell 28: Justin Crosgile had 19 points and Joe Giacchi had 14 as DePaul (4-2) won. Matt Miller added 7 points.
1/9/09: DePaul 54, Delbarton 46: Justin Crosgile hit three 3-pointers enroute to 23 points. Matt Miller added 11. Keith Ford and Joe Giacci hit for 8 and 6 respectively.
12/29/08: J.P. Flynn Tournament: DePaul 61, West Morris 59: Justin Crosgile scored 22 points for DePaul in the third-place game at the J.P. Flynn Memorial Tournament. Matt Miller added 12 points for DePaul. Jared Washkau scored 20 and Brett Bononno added 18 points for West Morris
12/28/08: J.P. Flynn Tournament: Mendham 80, DePaul 63: Justin Crosgile led DePaul (1-2) with 23 points. Matt Miller added 11 points.
12/27/08: J.P. Flynn Tournament: DePaul 68, North Bergen 60: Justin Crosgile, playing in his first game after a preseason injury, had 25 points and eight rebounds. He tallied 16 points in the fourth quarter when the Spartans rallied from a 44-38 deficit. Matt Miller added 18 points. Hugh Byrd contributed 14 points.
12/23/08: Orange 47, DePaul 39: Matt Miller had 12 points and Hugh Byrd had 11, but DePaul still lost it opener. DePaul's scheduled opener with Wayne Valley was postponed due to snow. It will be played on January 27. Justin Crosgile, DePaul's St. Joseph's University bound point guard, suffered a bad cut under his eye in a preseason game against Wayne Hills. The injury required 25 stitches and kept him out of the opener. He should be back next week. Shakim Phillips, the team's second leading scorer last season, broke his hand at the end of football season. There is no timetable on his return.
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