Shaun Kaminski
Up Next Powered by Ken Kortright State Farm: Dean Geiger
(Editor’s Note: This is the 17th installment of the Up Next series in which we highlight the top underclassmen on Long Island. Previously, we featured Jack Mulligan, Alex Pagano, Quincy Gibbs, Michael Cotto, Charlie Edwards, Evan Picciano, Nick Lawrence, Robbie Mascia, Jacob Abran, Tyler Camastro, Jason Davis, Michael Garcia ,Vincent Bourne, Nate Lewis, Jack Yonkman and Andrew McQuade. Special thanks to Ken Kortright State Farm for sponsoring this year’s series.) LHP Dean Geiger (West Babylon 2028) FB T80 MPH CB 65-66 CG: 74-75 pic.twitter.com/JPGabzrNTj — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) October 11, 2025 The NY Longhorns have quickly become one of the top travel programs on Long Island thanks to the hard work and dedication of the late Erik Paulsen Sr. The organization was able to con...
West Babylon Poised for Strong Season Led by Trio of Senior Starters
Special thanks to Metamorphosis Landscape Design for sponsoring this year’s series By Anthony DiCocco Andrew Mandelbaum had 2 hits including a 2-R HR that capped a 7-run inning for West Babylon in a 9-5 win over East Islip @GetGameChanger pic.twitter.com/Zb4IOgz8Is — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) April 23, 2025 A year removed from hosting two playoff games, the West Babylon Eagles will attempt to put together a championship-caliber season despite losing two of its stars. West Babylon finished 2025 with a 14-8 record and were eliminated from the playoffs following a 11-5 loss to Rocky Point. In his second season as head coach, Shaun Kaminski heavily leaned on All-County and Second Team All-Long Island studs Anthony Gerbasio and Elijah Outlaw, who graduated at the conclusion of ...
Talented West Babylon Team Tasked With Replacing Program’s All-Time Winningest Pitcher
Special thanks to Metamorphosis Landscape Design for sponsoring this year’s series by Joe Bello West Babylon has done it ! They comeback and defeat Division, 4-2, to capture the Class A Long Island Championship pic.twitter.com/hhHQzypWoe — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 4, 2023 The West Babylon Eagles are prepping for their 2025 season, one that head coach Shaun Kaminski expects to have a lot of success in. Kaminski is heading into his 2nd season at the helm of West Babylon baseball, but this will be his 4th season as a part of the program. The Eagles finished with a record of 13-5 in 2024, they reached the playoffs but their season was cut short due to losses to Centereach and Smithtown West. “The 2024 season was an interesting season to navigate.” Kaminski said. “Prior t...
West Babylon Prepared to Defend Their Title as Long Island Champs
Special thanks to Metamorphosis Landscape Design for sponsoring this year’s season preview series. West Babylon has done it ! They comeback and defeat Division, 4-2, to capture the Class A Long Island Championship pic.twitter.com/hhHQzypWoe — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 4, 2023 For the first time in 30 years, West Babylon captured the Long Island Championship in 2023 as they came-from-behind to defeat a powerhouse Division team at Farmingdale State College. It was one of those magical seasons, where they were able to overcame every obstacle in their way including having to beat the No. 1 seed Bayport-Blue Point in the Suffolk Class A Finals. Ultimately, they had their season ended in the NYS Class A Semifinals against Columbia. They finished with an overall record of 22...
Babylon Avenges County Championship Loss, Defeating Center Moriches 3-0
Babylon senior pitcher Shaun Kaminski went head-to-head with Center Moriches junior LHP Liam Pulsipher–one of the best pitchers in the county. Kaminski fired a complete game, recording the 3-0 victory with five strikeouts, five hits and two walks. “It’s nice to finally beat Pulsipher, we dropped two games to him, the one last year in the county championship, 1-0, and early in the season, 3-1,” said Babylon head coach Victor Manzella. “I couldn’t be more proud of my boys, I couldn’t be more proud of Shaun [Kaminski]; the way he pitched and it was good to get a W in the first game of the playoffs.” The SUNY Old Westbury-commit opened up the scoring for Babylon after leading off the sixth inning with a single. Kaminski came across on an error off the bat of Joe Rende. This would end up ...
