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jj-mw- ASBURY PARK PRESS FRIDAY, OCT. 29, 2010 page C6 www.app.com HOOL BOYS SOCCER SPORTS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL NJSIM PAIRINGS NJSIM PAIRINGS SOUTH JERSEY Cross IV (9) HIHsborough at (8) East Brunswick, winner at (1) Hunterdon Central; (12) OW Bridge at (5) Eastern; (13) J.P. Stevens at (4) Cherokee; (14) licksea Memorial at (1) Soother Ihflonal; (11) Cherry Hill East at (S) Marlboro; (10) South Brunswick at (7) Absegaml; (1 5) Hancocas Valley at (2) Willlamstown Ofono HI (1) Jackson liberty at (8) Kingsway, winner at (1) West Windsor-Plalnsboro South; (12) Clearvlew at (S) Certs Neck, winner at (4) Freehold Bore; (11) South Plalnfield at (6) Shawnee, winner at (3) Moorestown; (10) Monroe at (7) Tosh Km Seats, winner at (2) Colonia Crone (9) Sterling at (8) Northern Burlington, winner at (1) Cranford; (12) Cinnaminson at (5) Summit; (13) Glouster Tech at (4) Railway; (14) tod Bank at (3) Chatham; (11) Resnea-Fair Han at () Barotpt; (10) IMststl it (7) Manchester, winner at (2) Voorhees Ore I () Point Pleasant such at (8) University, winner at (1) Livingston; (12) Whippany Park at (5) North (12) Street Tech; (13) Arts at (4) New Providence; (14) Camden Charier at (3) Science Park; (11) Lincoln at (6) Bloom-field Tech; (10) Harrison at (7) McNair, winner at (2) Secaucus NORTH JERSEY SroaeN (9) Bayonne at (8) Clifton, winner at (1) Livingston; (12) Memorial at (5) North Hunterdon; (13) Kearny at (4) Randolph; (11) West Orange at (6) Union, winner at (3) Ridge; (10) Elizabeth at (7) Westfield, winner at (2) Ridgewood Croon III (9) Fair Lawn at (8) Wayne Valley, winner at (1) Old Tappan; (12) Mount Olive at (5) Mendham; (13) Passaic Valley at (4) Northern Highlands; (14) Montvllle at (3) Newark East Side; (11) Morris Knolls at (6) Tenafly; (10) Sparta at (7) Paramus; (15) Barringer at (7) West Morris Central tree (9) Hackettstown at (8) Indian Hills, winner at (1) Caldwell; (12) Nutley at (5) Pascack Valley; (13) Parsip 1 STAFF PHOTO; TOM SPADER Red Bank Catholic's first doubles team of Cara McGrath (left) and Leigh Oliver congratulate each other after their 6-1, 6-2 victory. players leave it the Mii inn defeat By CHRIS PARKER STAFF WRITER EDISON The Red Bank Catholic girls tennis team came up a little short in the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions final on Thursday. The Caseys fell to Westfield, 3-2, in a match that came down to first singles.

After taking the first set 7-6 (7-4) in a tiebreaker, Red Bank Catholic's Dena Tan-enbaum lost the final two sets to Westfield's LexiBorr. Borr won the second set 6-3, and the deciding third set 6-1 to clinch the match for Westfield. Tanenbaum lost to Borr 1-6, 6-2, 7-5 in last year's TOC semifinal matchup. Red Bank Catholic picked up the first point of the match after Rocine Moschella defeated Sam Borr at second singles 6-1, 6-0. Moschella knew the key to her match was to come out strong and stay on the attack.

"I was so focused today," Moschella said. "She (Borr) does a good job of mixing the pace up and frustrating her opponents. "There was something about today, I just stayed focused and played my game." The match drew even at 1 after Westfield's second doubles team of Katherine McKinley and Me- MVS roww Control Jersey (16) Hillsborough at (1) East Brunswick; mm mt Old Bridaa: (12) Monroe at (S) Maaala- bm, (13) Trenton at (4) Html: (14) North Brunswick at (3) Freehold TsmulKp; (11) Montgomery at (6) Slei-nerl; (10) Pennsauken at (7) Hancocas Valley; (16) South Brunswick at (2) sayrevnie Ukbmi (16) Oakcrest at (1) Eastern; (9) Clearvlew at (8) AbBe- gami; (12) Mainland at (5) uierokee; ui) oeoraorn ii t. ha Nota- (141 Lenarje at (3) Shawnee: (11) Vineland at (I) Tern River Satrtk; (10) Washington Township at (7) tgg naroon iiaj rwanirc wiy Tens Km East North Jersey 1 (16) Vernon at (t) West Orange; (9) Mornstown at (8) Passaic Tech; (12) Hackanseck at (5) Morris Knolls; (13) Roxbury at (4) Union City; (14) Fair Lawn at (3) Livingston; (11) Monrciair ai id; rronn nergen; iiuj Randolph at (7) Ridgewood; (15) Memorial at (2) Clif ton North JertoyZ nfii Dickinson at (1) Brkkiewater-Raritan: (9) Wood- bridge at (8) Columbia; (12) Piscataway at (S) North Hunterdon; (13) unoen at () oayonne; (it) j.r. ubutfMrl: (111 Edison at (6) Union: (10) Elizabeth at (7) Hunterdon Central; (15) East Orange at (2) Kearny CROUP III Central ieitey (16) Red Bank at (1) Princeton; (9) Burlington Township at (8) Hopewell Valley; (12) Northern Burlington at (5) FrMhtM Ben; (13) Lawrence at (4 Certs Meek; (14) Brick TemnMa at (3) Wal; (11) Ocean at (6) High-tstown; (10) AHtntmra at (7) New Brunswick; (IS) Mkt-dletma South at (2) HobiKM Ssntli Jersey (9) Seneca at (I) Piaelaads.

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NWDflSIONAi lUrtton 1, lttpwr Dwwmh 0 Monsignor Donovan (4-13) Raritan (10-6) mAisAssists: (R) Mlnervlnl (Latham) SAVES: (M) D'Anton (R) Tuny SHOTS: Rantan 17-4. Short 3, IhiHrton 2 Rumson (6-7-1) Shore 11-2 12-3 iri Alderotv 14:15: (S) Keszler (S) G. Bonforte (Bush) (R) Alderoty (S) Bush (Keszler) vta: one (S) Quackenbush 2, T. Baritone anuis: onora i-o. SCHEDULE FieM Hockey NJSIAA Tournament First Round 1 9 OrauB IN (11) Princeton et (6) Middletown South 2 pm (101 Mondhom at (7) Ocean 2 Froehold Two.

ot SJ Vionney 3:45 pm Otrtotoooer Mater Dei ot Manchester ff pm 3:45 pm apm SJ Vionney ot Freehold Two- Point Beech at Long Branch- -ft NJSIAATOC FINAL WESTFIELD 3, RB CATHOLIC 2 lissa Morawski defeated Kelly Cassidy and Meghan Mahoney 6-1, 6-0. At third singles Westfield's Debbie Wu defeated Jenna Pelle-grino 6-2, 6-1 to take a 2-1 overall lead. Red Bank Catholic's first doubles team came back and evened the score at 2 as Leigh Oliver and Cara McGrath defeated Morgan Murphy and Sarah Murphy 6-1, 6-2. McGrath, a senior, was happy with the way her final match went. "We went out there knowing it was the state final," McGrath said.

"We had to do the best we possibly could and give it our all. We got an early lead, and just stuck to our game." Even with Tanenbaum falling in the deciding match, it's clear her teammates didn't forget the impressive season that she had. Moschella had nothing but praise for Tanenbaum. "Dena has played amazing all season," Moschella said. "There's not many better number ones that we would want on our team.

"Lexi (Borr) is a great player, and there is no shame in losing to her." STAFF PHOTO: TANYA BREEN Freehold sophomore Jennifer King performs on the balance beam. King has helped the Colonials to a 10-1 record this season. The 16 gymnasts have led Freehold to a 10-1 overall record and a 6-1 Class North record, which led to a three-way tie with Red Bank Catholic and Ocean. "People talk about the girls that will be incoming freshmen but hearing about them and seeing them perform is totally different," Pusz said. "The current sophomore class was really strong last year as freshmen.

They are very focused and they form the majority of the team." So with a surprising freshman class and a strong sophomore I pany at (4) Pascack Hills; (14) Lakeland at (3) River-dale; (11) West Essex at (6) Mahwah; (to) Ridgefield Park at (7) Demarest; (15) Hanover Park at (2) Ramapo Croup I (16) Morris Tech at (1) Bogota; (9) Ridgefield at (8) Leonia; (12) Westwood at (5) Woodrldge; (13) Cedar Grove at Hawthorne; (14) Becton at (3) Midland Park; (11) Verona at (6) Glen Rock; (10) Waldwick at (7) Crestwood; (15) Dover at (7) Rutherford NONDWSIONAL Minchwttr 2, Colts Neck 0 GAME SCORES: 25-23, 25-14. HIGHLIGHTS: (M) Kachelriess 8 service points, 2 aces, 6 Hide kill A nccicftt' Pnrirroa 5 service COintS. 2 aces. dig, 4 kills, 4 assists; Spicer 2 service points, ace, dig, 5 kills, assist Cuthbert 5 service poma, 4 digs, diock, i kills. RECORDS: at Manchester (21-4); Colts Neck 16-9.

Red Bank Catholic 2, Point Bch 1 GAME SCORES: 25-20, 22-25, 25-15. HIGHLIGHTS: (RBC) Gelenitis 6 kills, 3 Mocks, 3 digs, ace; Guastella 7 kills, 6 blocks, 7 digs, ace; OToole kill, 3 digs, 11 assists, 4 aces; Smolar kill, 4 digs, assist, 3 aces; (PB) Beresik 3 kills, ace; Donald 11 kills, ace, 4 blocks, 5 digs; Sharkey 20 assists; M. Haugen ace, 2 kills, 2 digs. RECORDS: at Point Pleasant Beach (15-6); Red Bank Catholic (17-7). FIELD HOCKEY NJSIWN0RTH2GR0UPI FIRST ROUND Summit 2, Hohndol 0 Holmdel (9-5-4) Summit 0 0-0 11-2 GOALSAssists: Bine (Cordrey) Cordrey Cully) SAVES: (H) Westeiweller 25; (S) Beikery SHOTS; Summit 27-12.

St John VlaniKty 4, Delaware Valley 2 Del. Valley (5-9-1) SJ Vianney 1 1- 2 2- GOALSAssists: (SJV) Gilmore (DV) Becker (SJV) Gerber (O'Reilly) (SJV) O'Sullivan (penalty stroke) (DV) Callahan (SJV) Gil-more (Gallagher) SAVES: (DV) Drabich 30; (SJV) August SHOTS: SJ Vianney 35-3. Rumson-Fair Haven 4, Matawan 0 Matawan (7-10-2) 0 0-0 Rumson-FH (11-5-1) 13-4 GOALSAssists: Hunt (Stefanelli) Drastal (Pot ter) Potter Je. Yorke (Hunt) SAVES: (M) Panizzi (RFH) Ja. Yorke SHOTS: Rumson-FH 10-4.

NONDMSIONAL Lacey 1, Noptuno 1 Lacey (9-5-4) 10-1 Neptune (5-9-4) 0 1-1 GOALSAssists: (L) Smlalowlcz (Fleck) (N) Rivera (Williams) SAVES: (L) Fuchilla (N) Jar-dine SHOTS: Lacey 7-4. Freehold Two. 3, Red Bank Catholic 1 RB Catholic (4-10) 10-1 Freehold Twp. (11-6-2) 2 1-3 GOALSAssists: (FT) C. Weise (S.

Weise) (FT) Swenarton (Petrillo) (RBC) Bonello (Turk) im s. Weise (Hancock) 45:10: SAVES: (FT) Stankiewlcz (RBC) Cresalo 18; SHOTS: Freehold Twp. 29-7. GIRLS SOCCER NONDiVISIONAl Brick 4, Motitlpior Donovan 1 Donovan (9-7-2) 01 1 Bnck (11-4-1) 2 2- 4 GOALSAssists: (B) Dumlan (Marino) (B) Marino (Palmer) (B) Carpino (Marino) (B) Farley (Marino) (MD) Gulli SAVES: (B) Fa-sano (MD) Gilli SHOTS: Bnck 13-5. Point Boro 2, Ocean 0 Point Boro (11-8) 02- 2 Ocean (11-6-1) 00- 0 GOALSAssists: Haycook Purdy (Haycook) SAVES: (0) Jimenez (PB) Hughes SHOTS: Point Boro 11-10.

PlneUnds 1, HolmcM 1 Holmdel (6-11-1) 1000- 1 Pinelands (11-7-2) 0100- 1 GOALSAssists: (H) Reidy (P) Paknls SAVES: (P) K. King (H) Campis SHOTS: Holmdel 8-7. Froehotd 2, Ruwiow-Falf Haven 0 Rumson-FH (9-6-1) 00- 0 Freehold (7-7-3) H- 2 GOALSAssists: Roche (Johnson) Korz SAVES: (F) Cobb (RFH) Volker SHOTS: Freehold 7-4. St hta VUnny I.Twm rttvorEattO. TREaSt(8-8 00- 0 SJ Vianney (8-6-3) 10 1 GOALSAssists: Ganter (Santapaga) SAVES: (SJV) Dramis (TRE) Sharp SHOTS: 9-9.

St Rose (8-5-2) 02- 2 Bnck Mem. (10-6-2) 2 0- 2 Underclassmen fueling Colonials McGrath wasn't sure where the team would be without Tan-enbaum's strong play this season either. "We would have never been this far without Dena," McGrath said. "There is no shame in being number two in the state." Red Bank Catholic head coach Lynn DiGioia was disappointed with the loss, but happy with how far her team advanced in the tournament. "We knew Westfield was a good team and that it was going to be a close match either way, DiGioia said.

"This team brought me the farthest ever in my 13 years of coaching, I'm proud of them for that." Looking to next season, Red Bank Catholic should enjoy an other successful campaign. "We have all three singles davers returning for next year, and hopefully our young players can step up," DiGioia said. "With that being said, I'm very proud of the run they had this year. TOC FINAL Westfield 3, Red Bank Catholic 2 Singles: Bon (W) d. Tanenbaum 6-7 (6-4), 6-3, 6-1; Moschella (R) d.

S. Borr 6-1, 6-0; Wu (W) d. Pelle- grino 6-2, 6-1 Doubles: Oliver-McGrath (R) d. M. Mur-phy-S.

Murphy 6-1, 6-2; McKinley-Morawski (W) d. Cas-sidy-Mahoney 6-1, 6-0, Records: At Inman Racket Club, Westfield 22-0-1. Red Bank Catholic (22-2). class, the Colonials have racked up some impressive scores along the way this season. Freehold has scored at least 107 points in seven of their 11 meets this sea son.

"Usually we have a sophomore and two freshmen as our top three scores at our meets," Pusz said. "I usually try to keep three of our top girls in each event. And it could be any combina tion of the gymnasts from either the freshman or sophomore class. That reason has made the Colonials a tough opponent this season with their only loss (103.95-103.425) coming versus Ocean on Oct. 7.

Freehold will match up with the Shore Conference's top teams such as Red Bank Catholic, Mid- dletown South, Freehold Town ship, Ocean, Howell, Holmdel and Middletown North for a chance at the Shore Conference Championships team title at Brick Memorial High School. "In 1992, that's the only year that we've won the Shore Conference championship team title," Pusz said. "We came in third two years ago. But we definitely think the team title is within our reach this year." 732-643-4086; schristieiiapp.com; http:twitter.comsherlonapp By SHERLON CHRISTIE STAFF WRITER The Freehold gymnastics team's freshman class was a big question mark in the preseason. But after several strong performances during the season, the freshmen have made the Colonials a strong contender for the Shore Conference Championships tomorrow.

"Overall, we were hoping for another successful season as a team," Freehold gymnastics coach Katie Pusz said. "This freshman class has had an impact on that. I didn't know what we were getting until after the first meet." That first meet was a 107.3-101.055 victory over Holm-del on Sep. 15. Maria Cusanelli, Shani Weiss and Jenna Crisalli have emerged as leaders of that freshman class.

Cusanelli took first in vault (9.15) and second in beam (8.75). Weiss took third in vault (8.83), bars (8.55) and beam (8.7). Crisalli took first in floor (9.5), and second in bars (9.15). The Colonials have a roster consisting of six freshmen (Crisalli, Cusanelli, Weiss, Samantha Loftu9, Hannah Stokes and Cindy Viru), eight sophomores led by Jennifer King, Rachel Kudler and Brittany Cannarozzi, jtfnior Angela Lfjtigette and senior Gabby Cusanelli, the captain. GOALSAssists: (BM) LiPuma (Canestro) (BM) e.

11 ia- icm Ualnnm 59:43: (SRI Malenea (McNiff) SAVES: (SR) Oano (BM) Kosh 3, 1 Bums SHOTS: Bnck Mem. 11-8. i.