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2018 Directory 1 2018 DIRECTORY PO Box 763, RAMSEY, NJ 07446 Website: www.bcua.info OFFICERS 2018 MEETING DATES (Tentative) JOHN HUTCHINSON, PRESIDENT 2 ED AHEARN, VICE-PRESIDENT All meetings start at 7:30 PM DATE SCHOOL LOCATION TOPIC JOHN GOJDYCZ, SECRETARY EUGENE LUCCARELLI, TREASURER THURS. FEB. 1 (7:00PM) PCTI (STATE)7:00PM AUDITORIUM BB/SB INT MIKE AGNELLO, EX - OFFICIO MON. FEB. 5 BECTON HS AUDITORIUM BB INTERP WED. FEB. 7 BECTON HS AUDITORIUM SB INTERP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MON. FEB. 12 (7:00PM) BECTON (STATE)7:00PM AUDITORIUM BB/SB INT 2018 2019 2020 TUE. MAR. 6 PARAMUS CATH CAFETERIA SB MECHANICS RICH BICOCCHI STAN ”STOSH” BAVARO MICHAEL DIBARI THURS. MAR. 8 PARAMUS CATH CAFETERIA BB MECHANICS WAYNE BRIGGS MANNY BERNARDEZ TOM SMITH HOWIE CLARKE RAY FINAMORE DON VANDERBECK MON. MAR. 12 PARAMUS CATH CAFETERIA BB MECH/INTERP THURS. MAR. 15 PARAMUS CATH CAFETERIA SB MECH/INTERP COUNSEL TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TUE. APR. 10 PARAMUS CATH CAFETERIA SB MECH/INTERP HON. MICHAEL PASQUALE, Esq. THURS. APR. 12 PARAMUS CATH CAFETERIA BB MECH/INTERP WED. MAY 2 BECTON HS AUDITORIUM ANNUAL BUSINESS DELEGATES TO THE U. A. N. J. MEETING JOHN GOJDYCZ, JACK PHILLIPS THURS. JUNE 7 ANNUAL BANQUET 6:30 PM SEASONS, WESTWOOD, NJ INTERPRETERS IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER CHECK YOUR E-MAIL BASEBALL INTERPRETER SOFTBALL INTERPRETER OR BCUA WEBSITE FOR NOTICE OF MEETING JOE BELGER BRIAN CAMERON CANCELLATION 214 GREENWAY TERRACE 210 JOHNSON AVE. RIVER EDGE, NJ 07661 DUMONT, NJ 07628 IMPORTANT NOTICE Home Phone: 201-599-0211 Cell: 201-314-5017 ALL ACTIVE MEMBERS MUST ATTEND A MINIMUM OF THREE MEETINGS, E-Mail:[email protected] E-mail: [email protected] WHICH SHALL INCLUDE AN INTERPRETATION MEETING AND A MECHANICS MEETING FOR EACH SPORT IN WHICH THE MEMBER IS REGISTERED. MEMBERS ON PROBATION OR SUSPENSION MUST ATTEND FOUR MEETINGS. MEMBERS ON SUSPENSION OR PROBATION MAY NOT OFFICIATE STATE OR COUNTY TOURNAMENT GAMES 2018 COMMITTEES 2018 COMMITTEES ATTENDANCE GRIEVANCE AND ETHICS RICH LAMPMANN, Chairman MIKE AGNELLO, Chairman MIKE AGNELLO, STAN BAVARO, CASEY COUGHLIN, JOLIE CUTONE, TONY LANZILLOTTI, 3 JOHN HUTCHINSON, FRANK MILLER, DOUG PARCELLS, PEGGY SCHNEIDER, TOM SMITH, AUDITING AND BUDGET INSURANCE RON DERAMO, Chairman GENE LUCCARELLI, Chairman, WARD DE LONG, DAVID HANSEN, WARD DE LONG, JOHN FRANCOLLA, JIM RAPP RICK HODGMAN, JOE HORNYAK, PETER ZUBIAURRE INTERPRETATIONS (BASEBALL) AWARDS JOE BELGER, Chairman JACK PHILLIPS, Chairman MANNY BERNARDEZ, RICH CHAMPION, STAN BAVARO, PETE DEFRANCO, WARD DELONG, BRUCE GROSSBERG, DOUG PARCELLS, GERRY TONNER RICH LAMPMANN, JOHN NICOLAYSEN, RENEE RUTH, DON VANDERBECK, FRED WAGNER JIM TOLOMEO, JOHN WASYLYK MECHANICS (BASEBALL) RAY SKOLD, Chairman BANQUET JOE BELGER, BRUCE GROSSBERG HOWIE CLARKE, Chairman JON LEVINSON, MIKE MULLINS, CHRIS WITT ED AHEARN, PETE DEFRANCO, DAVE HANSEN, GEORGE POLKOSNIK, JIM RAPP MECHANICS (SOFTBALL) TOM RIBUSTELLO, CHRIS SARITI, JOHN WAY MIKE AGNELLO, Chairman PETER BOUTON, HOWIE CLARK, JOLIE CUTONE, WARD DELONG, CADETS JOHN FRANCOLLA, RON GIORDANO, JOHN HUTCHINSON PETER ZUBIAURRE, Chairman GLEN MEZZATESTA, TOM SMITH, JOHN ZIEMBA, MIKE AGNELLO, JOE BELGER, JOE BRUNO BRIAN CAMERON, GARY HEMMER, RAYMOND SKOLD, NOMINATIONS PAUL CALOCINO, Chairman CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS BERNIE ELSINGER, RICH KORYCINSKI, BOB CSIGI, Chairman JOHN ZIEMBA JOHN GOJDYCZ, GEORGE POLKOSNIK, JOHN ZIEMBA UNIFORM MICHAEL WASSUTA, Chairman BASEBALL EXAMINATION AND MEMBERSHIP JOE BELGER JR. PEGGY SCHNEIDER JOE BELGER, Chairman MANNY BERNANDEZ, WELFARE RICH CHAMPION, Chairman SOFTBALL INTERPRETATIONS/ EXAMINATION STAN BAVARO, BERNIE ELSINGER, BRIAN CAMERON, Chairman MICHAEL KROCKA, RICH LAMPMANN, JOHN NICOLAYSEN WARD DELONG, GARY HEMMER, JOHN HUTCHINSON, CHARLES THOMPSON, PETER McCULLOUGH, AL TALIAFARRO FRANK MARKOV, MATHEW MCKENNA, JOHN WAY HONORARY MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE FEES RICH RUSSO, Chairman JOE BELGER, Chairman BRIAN CAMERON, PAUL CALOCINO, PETER DEFRANCO, PETER DEFRANCO, JIM LEE BERNIE ELSINGER, FRANK MARKOV, JACK PHILLIPS PEGGY SCHNEIDER, HANK TEEL, PETER ZUBIAURRE TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE RICH BICOCCHI, Chairman FUND RAISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS GERALD CLARK, JOHN GOJDYCZ RICH RUSSO, Chairman MI ANGELO MOORE, ROB NEILLY, RICHARD GOODE, BOB KILMURRAY, FRED WAGNER, CHRIS WITT ROB NEILLY, CHRISTOPHER SARITI HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE 7. ** ANKELEIN, DEBORAH [1996] JOHN HUTCHINSON, Chairman 11 MAINES LANE, HARDWICK TWP., NJ 07825 PAUL CALOCINO, RICH CHAMPION, BOB CSIGI CELL: 973-222-8675 WORK: 973-790-7909 X 1026 BERNIE ELSINGER, JOHN GOJDYCZ .PAT PASCULLI E-MAIL: [email protected] 4 9. BABBINI, ROBERT [1996] ACTIVE LIST: 2018 333 CONGERS AVE., NORTHVALE, NJ 07647 1. * * ABBRUSCATO, JOE [2007] HOME: 201-767-2107 CELL:201-983-8024 1 ISABEL COURT, NANUET, NY 10954 E-MAIL: [email protected] HOME: 845-426-3305 WORK: 201-735-4299 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-788-4912 10. BAILEY, GREG (2012) 1092 MACOPIN ROAD, WEST MILFORD, NJ 07480 HOME: 973-208-2596 WORK: 973-208-2596 8. ADCOX, LANCE (2017) (1) EMAIL: [email protected] CELL: 973-703-1492 72 MONROE ST; LITTLE FERRY 07643 HOME: 201-440-3276 WORK: 201-637-0810 12. BASOVSKY, ROBERT (2014) E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL PHONE: 201-294-5642 154 ARTHUR STREET, HILLSDALE, NJ 07642 HOME: 201-666-0849 CELL: 201-362-7127 2. * ADDEO, MATTHEW (2015) E-MAIL: [email protected] 118 LINCOLN PLACE WALDWICK, NJ 07463 CELL: 201-600-0707 13. BAVARO, STANLEY [1985] E-MAIL: [email protected] 67 BROOKVIEW DRIVE, WOODLAND PARK, NJ 07424 HOME: 973-523-7229 WORK: 973-523-7229 3. ** AGNELLO, MICHAEL [1995] E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 862-571-8370 667 MEISTEN STREET, WASHINGTON TWP., NJ 07676 HOME: 201-666-1581 WORK: 201-666-8274 282. BEGHYN, GEORGE [2007] EMAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-538-1838 226 MILLER ROAD MAHWAH, NJ 07430 [email protected] HOME: 201-529-8275 WORK: 201-460-4158 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-289-0305 4. * AHEARN, ED (2009) 448 SIMONS AVE. HACKENSACK, NJ 07601 15. * BELGER, JOE [1987] HOME: 201-257-8485 CELL: 201-694-3143 214 GREENWAY TERRACE, RIVER EDGE, NJ 07661 E-MAIL: [email protected] HOME: 201-599-0211 CELL: 201-390-5393 E-MAIL: [email protected] 281. ** ALEMAN, PETER (2017) 87 FRANKLIN ST. SECAUCUS, NJ 07094 16. * BELGER, JOE JR. (2010) HOME: 201-223-1959 CELL:201-954-3476 214 GREENWAY TERRACE, RIVER EDGE, NJ 07661 E-MAIL; [email protected] HOME: 201-599-0211 CELL: 201-694-6891 EMAIL: [email protected] 5. * ANCUTA, LEN [2005] 457 SHADYSIDE ROAD, RAMSEY, NJ 07446 283. ** BERGMAN, ALLAN (2017) HOME: 201-825-1586 CELL: 201-788-7891 121 ELDER AVE; BERGENFIELD 07621 E-MAIL: [email protected] HOME: CELL: 201-397-4180 E-MAIL: [email protected] 6. ANDERSON, CHRIS [2016] 127CARL PLACE, WESTWOOD, NJ 07675 17. * BERNARDEZ, MANNY (2008) HOME: 201-594-9935 WORK: 201-470-0648 215 DURIE AVE CLOSTER, NJ 07624 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-470-0648 HOME: CELL: (201)388-4153 [email protected] 19. ANGRISANI, EDWARD [2002] 85 Mc BEE COURT, MONROE, NY 10950 * BASEBALL ONLY * * SOFTBALL ONLY HOME: 845-238-2505 WORK: 914-736-5132 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 845-548-0325 18. * BICOCCHI, RICHARD (2009) 29. ** CALOCINO, PAUL [1983] 242 MONROE AVE. PARAMUS, NJ 07652 491 WINDSOR ROAD, WOOD-RIDGE, NJ 07075 HOME: 201-265-7060 WORK: 973-461-4222 HOME: 201-935-4916 CELL: 201-406-3541 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-937-9908 E-MAIL: [email protected] 5 20. BOTTARI, JOSEPH (2011) 30. ** CAMERON, BRIAN [2005] 6 PINE KNOLL, MONSEY, NY 10952 210 JOHNSON AVENUE DUMONT, NJ07628 HOME: 845-290-1018 WORK: 845-729-7049 HOME: 201-385-4590 CELL: 201-314-5017 EMAIL: [email protected] CELL: 845-729-7049 E-MAIL: [email protected] 21. * * BOUTON, PETER [2002] 31. ** CAMPBELL, JUNE (2011) 740 BELMONT ROAD, RIDGEWOOD, NJ 07450 28 BROOKHILL TERR. CLIFTON, NJ 07013 HOME: 201-652-5414 CELL: 551-486-1963 HOME: 973-249-6692 WORK: 201-330-2357 E-MAIL: [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-888-2190 25. *BOWEN, BRENDAN (2018) 32. CAPICCHIONI, JULIAN [1997] 1002 74TH STREET, NORTH BERGEN, NJ 07047 31 EAST HARWOOD TERR., PALISADES PARK, NJ 07650 HOME: CELL: 201-403-7198 HOME: 201-941-5193 WORK: 201-965-7860 E-MAIL: [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-320-6599 22. BREUER, JON (2013) 33. CAPORELLI, RUSSELL (2015) 30-23 GARRISON TERR; FAIR LAWN, NJ 07410 282 COLUMBIA TERRACE, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 HOME: 201-694-9008 (Text only) CELL: 201-724-6052 HOME: 201-576-0574 CELL: 551-795-3118 E-MAIL: [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] 23. BRIGGS, WAYNE [2003] 34. CARNEY, EDWARD (2013) 41 GLENWOOD DRIVE NORTH, BERGENFIELD, NJ 07621 103 CASTLEWOOD TRAIL; SPARTA, NJ 07871 HOME: 201-384-6373 WORK: 201 638 0898 HOME: CELL: 973-670-9922 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL:201-638-0898 E-MAIL: [email protected] 24. BROWN, ELY (2016) 35. CARNEY, TOM (2014) 294 S WASHINGTON AVE.BLDG 10 APT93 BERGENFIELD, NJ 07621 30-11 HIGH STREET, FAIR LAWN, NJ 07410 HOME: 201-408-5729 WORK; 212-755-2848 HOME: 201-796-0083 CELL: 201679-0551 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 646-249-4156 E-MAIL: [email protected] [email protected] 26. * BRUNO, JOSEPH [1993] 18 JEFFERSON STREET, GARFIELD, NJ 07026 36. CARPENTER, SHAWN (2010) HOME: 973-772-1771 CELL: 973-725-6977 25 MAIN ST. EMERSON, NJ 07630 E-MAIL: [email protected] HOME: 201-576-0248 WORK: 201-838-8520 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL201-838-8520 27. * BUDKA, JR, JOHN (2015) 686 ORADELL AVENUE, ORADELL, NJ 07649 37. * CARROLL, KEVIN (2012) HOME: 201-265-2514 WORK: 201-358-6330 185 CONOVER AVE. APT. 2 NUTLEY,NJ 07110 E-MAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-961-4443 HOME: WORK: 973-667-5490 EMAIL: [email protected] CELL: 201-981-3990 28 CAFFREY, RON (2010) 13 DARLENE TERR.
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