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H8 Asbury Park Press Sunday, March 30, 1997 To Report Scholastic Scores Call 1-800-822-9770 Ext. 4422, 4423 For Local Sports Scores Call Pressto (908) 918-1000 Touch 8802 ASBURY PARK PRESS (117 J-n kJ '4fO' Mfli itni JL -it iH mL Greg Adams Toms River North E.G Walden Long Branch Amanda Rosato St. John Vianney Season stats: Michelle Cappadona Red Bank Catholic Season stats: 13.4 ppg; 73.5 percent foul shooting; 40 3-point field goals; season-high 26 points vs. Howell on Jan. 16 Career stats: 14.0 ppg.

last season at Rum-son-Fair Haven, with career-high Season state Led Shore Conference in scoring at 25.1 ppg. and foul-shooting with 87.1 percent; ranked second in 3-point field goals with 85; had season-high 41 points vs. Toms River South on Jan. 7 Career stats: 476 points; 15.35 ppg. average; 80 percent free throw shooter; had season-high 28 points on Feb.

26 vs. Red Bank in SCT semifinal; scored 24 points in NJSIAA Tour-n a of Season stats: 13.9 ppg. scoring average; had season-high 24 points vs. St. Rose on March 12 in South Jersey Parochial final Career stats: 711 points; 8.46 PPg Season highlights: Winning the NJSIAA Pa "A ri 7 kv, ,..,.1 3 3 points against Highland Park Season highlight: Dunk in second quarter against Englewood in state Group II game Career highlight: Playing in Tournament of Champions Favorite teacher: Mrs Odom (English) Favorite subject: History Favorite novel: "Raisin in the Sun" Favorite TV show: "New York Undercover" Favorite fictional character: Taz Plans: Play basketball in college Phillip Wheeler Long Branch rochial Championship Favorite Teacher: Mr.

Kristofik, Physical education Favorite subject: Psychology Favorite Novel: "Beyond the Reef" Favorite TV Show: "Seinfeld" Favorite fictional character: Smurfette Plans: Play basketball in college and open my own restaurant in New York City Candice McCallum Southern Champions final Career stats: Scored career point on Feb. 8 vs. Elizabeth; finished career with 1,287 points Season highlights: Winning the Tournament of Champions, receiving the MVP award and having a 30-1 record Favorite Teacher: Mr. DiMezza Favorite subject: Oceanography Favorite Novel: "The Pearl" Favorite TV Show: "Party of Five" Favorite fictional character: Casper Plans: To attend Monmouth University and continue my basketball career Erinn O'Neill Rumson-Fair Haven Season stats: 19.2 ppg. last season with 52 3-point field goals; led conference with 92.4 foul-shooting in 1996 Season highlight: Making it to SCT Final Four and hitting game-winning shot against Cherry Hill East in South Jersey Group III playoffs Career highlight: Making it to SCT championship game as a junior and shooting 92 percent from the line during that season Favorite teacher: The late Mr.

Walsh (American History) Favorite subject: Physical education Favorite novel: "To Kill a Mockingbird" Favorite TV show: "SportsCenter" Favorite fictional character: Spi- derman Plans: Go to college (Providence, Mar-ist or St John's) and play either baseball or basketball or both Darren Kennedy Manasquan Name Schoel Heigtit Year Greg Adams Toms River North 5-10 Senior Darren Kennedy Manasquan 6-5 Senior Pat Maloney Southern 6-2 Senior E.G. Walden Long Branch 6-7 Junior Phillip Wheeler Long Branch 6-4 Senior "awe School Height Year Frank Bennett Middletown South 5-11 Senior Todd Billet CBA 6-0 Sophomore Raheem Carter Long Branch 6-2 Junior Jeff Crudup Holmdel 5-10 Junior Stan Czekay Brick 5-11 Senior I 1 School Height Year Chris Brown Toms River North 6-5 Senior Shaun Hubbard Neptune 6-4 Junior Terence Rozier-Byrd CBA 6-7 Senior Kevin Sheehy CBA 6-6 Senior Darnell Tyler Long Branch 6-9 Junior I i Nan Schoel Height Year Michele Cappadona Red Bank Catholic 5-11 Junior Melissa Fazio Toms River North 6-0 Senior Candice McCallum Southern 6-1 Senior Erinn O'Neill Rumson-Fair Haven 5-1 1 Senior Amanda Rosato St. John Vianney 5-7 Senior I imm.u, i Name School Height Year Abby Crotty Red Bank Catholic 5-7 Senior Jessica Drennan Point Boro 5-11 Senior Kim MacMillan Toms River East 5-7 Sophomore Erica Rath St. John Vianney 6-2 Senior Christina Rible Red Bank 6-1 Junior Name School Height Year Heather Gardner Southern 6-1 Senior Brooke Kelly Ocean 5-9 Junior Jia Leaphart Freehold Township 5-4 Senior Meredith Loffredo Monsignor Donovan 5-9 Junior ft season stats: Led his team with 1 5.2 ppg, 74.3 percent foul shooting, and 51 3-point field goals; season-high 25 points vs. St.

John Vianney on Jan. 10 Career stats: 13.9 ppg. last season with 31 3-point field 487 points; 17.39 ppg. average; .727 free Season stats: 543 points led the Shore Conference; 20.11 ppg. average; .717 free throw pet; 12 rpg Career stats: 1,923 career points, first on the Rams' all-time scoring list for boys or girls Season high throw centage Career 1,648 points If 11 stats: I career I places I 7 I season stats: Led his team with 20.9 ppg.

and 40 3-point field goals; season-high 30 points vs. Howell on Dec. 30 Career stats: 1,259 points for career; 18.3 ppg last season with 33 3-point field goals and with season-high of all- I It. 1 her second the Bulldogs' time list for boys or girls lights: WOBM Christmas Tournament champs, Class A South co-champs, South Jersey Group IV champs Favorite Teachers: Barbara Test, English; Frank Schmitt, Pottery Favorite subject: Gym Favorite Novel: "Hideaway," by Dean Koontz Favorite TV Show: "Party of Five" Plans: Attend Georgia Tech and study Sports psychology goals and season-high of 22 points Season highlight: Hitting 3-point field goal with 12 seconds remaining against Holmdel in Central Jersey Group II championship, lifting Long Branch from a 45-43 deficit to one-point win Career highlight: Scoring 13.8 ppg. in 12 playoff games this season and participating in Tournament of Champions Favorite teacher: Mrs.

Haldermine (Foods) Favorite subject: Math Favorite novel: "Raisin in the Sun" Favorite TV show: "Martin" Favorite fictional character: Bugs Bunny Plans: Play basketball at Fairleigh LEADING SCORERS Player, School FG 3P 176 41 218 14 B. Kelly. Ocean- M. Fazio, TR North 26 33 points (twice) Season highlight: Scoring point vs. Pinelands on Jan.

28 Career highlight: Winning Kerwin Award as top area player, and beating St Rose on Jan. 30, 1996, for first time in 1 1 years Favorite teacher: Mrs. Higgins Favorite subject: Law Favorite novel: "Hamlet" Favorite TV show: "Fresh Prince and Martin" Favorite fictional character: Fat Albert Plans: Play basketball on scholarship at Monmouth University Pat Maloney Southern Season highlights: Winning Central Jersey Group II banner Career highlights: Reaching NJSIAA Tournament of Champions Final Four as a junior; MVP of Group I Final as a junior Favorite Teacher: Mr. Holly, Global events Favorite subject: Global events Favorite Novel: "The Hiding Place," by Corey Penboom Favorite TV Show: "Party of Five" Favorite fictional character: Jem Plans: To play in college at either Sacred Heart or Wagner College Melissa Fazio Toms River North Season stats: Rumson-Fair Haven Missy Stavola 5-2 Senior LEADING SCORERS Player, School G. Adams, TR North 205 146 167 195 124 173 196 0 FO 3P FT 24 195 85 128 24 187 35 174 S.

Czekay, Brick PTS Avg. 603 25.1 583 24.3 506 21.1 565 20.9 523 20.9 FINAL BOYS STANDINGS G. Albano, TR South 23 173 11 149 P. Maloney. Southern 27 166 90 143 0 Kennedy.

Squan 25 214 40 55 FINAL GIRLS STANDINGS CLASS A NORTH FT PTS Avg. 88 481 20.9 84 534 20.5 124 543 20.1 83 375 18.8 129 463 17.8 88 487 17.4 76 326 17.2 79 425 17.0 40 433 167 56 381 166 57 403 16.1 45 299 157 94 476 15.4 68 362 145 65 328 14.3 71 325 14.1 77 349 14.0 107 417 13.9 46 334 13.9 83 332 13.8 48 330 13.8 CLASS A NORTH C. McCallum, Southern27 Loggie, Manalapan 20 J. Woods, Point Beach 26 E. O'Neill, Rumson 28 Rounds, Mater Dei 19 J.

Drennan, Point Boro 25 C. Rible, Red Bank 26 V. Chaparro, H. Hudson-23 K. MacMillan.

TR East 25 Buckley, Marlboro 19 A Rosato, SJ Vianney 31 J. Pschorr, TR East 25 K. Zagorski, Matawan 23 K. Stoedter, Manchester. 23 J.

Glenn, Point Boro 25 M. Cappadona, RBC 30 K. Geiger, TR South 24 Tanel, TR South 24 M. Antoine, Asbury Park-24 CBA (21-6). Freehold Twp.

(17-8). B. Scott, H.Hudson. J. Feldman.

Wall .25 186 25 122 23 159 27 94 Middletown North (15-9). Middletown South (16-10). Ocean 1 3-1 1 Manalapan (17-9) Ocean (11-12) Marlboro (9-10) 142 41 158 30 120 14 160 62 145 4 129 5 127 0 131 10 155 0 129 30 124 1 137 8 Howell (13-9) Howell (8-12). Middletown South (8-15). Manalapan (4-ifi) Middletown North (15-13).

Freehold Twp. (8-13) Marlboro (5-18) J. Dooley. Rumson 24 157 28 111 J. Pierce, Brick Mem 17 127 12 53 J.

Crudup, Holmdel 27 165 64 94 McCallum, Southern 27 184 6 112 C. Cadet, RBC 19 138 16 49 F. Bennett, Midd. 26 154 39 116 G. Anacker, Allentown 23 130 67 67 S.

Hubbard. Neptune 23 167 0 60 A O'Reilly, Donovan 22 123 54 74 J. Melendez, Pinelands 21 153 4 46 K. BeU, Point Beach 21 128 8 77 519 20 8 439 19.1 453 18.9 319 18.8 488 18.1 486 18.0 341 18.0 463 17.8 394 17.1 394 171 374 170 356 17.0 341 162 322 16.1 318 15.9 CLASS A SOUTH Southern (23-4). Season stats: Paced Shore Conference in 3-point field goals with 90; led his team with 20.9 ppg and 85.1 percent foul shooting; had season-high 34 points vs.

Brick on Jan. 3 Career stats: CLASS A SOUTH Toms River North (19-5). Southern (21-6) Toms River North (20-6). Toms River East (18-7) Toms River South (17-8). Lakewood (12-12).

FREE-THROW SHOOTING Player, Team Brick (8-15). 534 points; 20.54 ppg. average; .792 free throw school record 133 steals Career stats: 1,415 points put her first on the Mariners' all-time scoring list for boys or girls; Toms River East (12-11) Toms River South (13-12). Jackson (9-14) Frazier, TR South. N.

Brown, St Rose .20 118 18 68 -20 116 30 56 Abby Crotty. RBC Brick Memorial (5-16) Jackson (9-12) Lakewood (3-18) Brick (11-13). FT FTA 33 39 94 117 84 106 43 55 60 78 PCT. 846 800 792 780 76.9 Brick Memorial (1-19). Amanda Rosato, SJV Melissa Fazio, TR North-Christine Bowe, Howell FREE-THROW SHOOTING (Minimum: 30 shott made) Player, Team CLASS 8 NORTH Long Branch (29-3).

Meredith Loffredo, Donovan 3-POINT FIELD GOALS Neptune (17-6). CLASS NORTH St John Vianney (30-1). Red Bank (18-8) Long Branch (15-9) Matawan (13-10) Raritan (8-12) Monmouth (5-16) Neptune (1-20) Greg Adams, TR North. Red Bank (16-6). Raritan (9-12) FT FTA Pet.

-128 147 87.1 70 81 86.4 56 65 86.2 .143 168 85.1 41 49 83.7 Matawan (7-15). Player, Team Amanda Rosato, SJV. Mike Feeney, Red Bank-Nick Brown. St. Rose Pat Maloney, Southern.

Matt Hall, Midd. South Monmouth (4-17) St John Vianney (3-17). Abbey Ryan, Wall- 13 1 9 5 9 5 8 6 7 7 5 9 3 11 2 12 12 2 10 4 10 4 7 7 6 8 6 8 5 9 0 14 12 0 9 3 9 3 5 7 3 9 2 10 2 10 10 2 10 2 7 5 5 7 4 8 3 9 3 9 11 1 10 2 6 7 5 7 4 8 4 8 3 9 12 0 9 3 8 4 5 7 4 8 4 8 0 12 11 1 10 2 6 6 5 7 4 8 3 9 3 9 12 2 12 2 11 3 8 6 4 10 4 10 4 10 1 13 12 0 10 2 8 4 5 7 4 8 3 9 0 12 11 1 10 2 9 3 5 7 3 9 2 10 2 10 12 0 10 2 8 4 6 6 4 8 1 11 1 11 12 0 10 2 7 5 5 7 5 7 2 10 1 11 3-polnters 62 53 42 41 41 41 Christine Bowe, Howell- Brooke Kelly. Ocean. CLASS SOUTH Monsignor Donovan (17-9).

CLASS SOUTH Manasquan (16-9). Lacey(13-9) Wall (17-8). Val Chaparro, Henry Hudson. Kelly Gower, Allentown Central 12-11). Monsignor Donovan (7-15).

3-POINT FIELD COALS Player, Team Pat Maloney, Southern Greg Adams, TR North Greg Anacker, Altentown Rory Levine, Manalapan Jeff Crudup, Holmdel Manasquan (17-9). Pinelands (14-12) Lacey (5-16) Manchester (5-18). Central (4-16) 3-polnteri 90 85 67 67 64 Manchester (7-14) Wall (6-17) Pinelands (5-16) hour-year varsity player and three-year starter for coach Dick Manzo; scored 1,118 points over junior and senior seasons and 1,503 points for career; 23.0 ppg last season with 83 3-point field goals Season highlight: MVP in WOBM Classic won by Southern; scoring career point on Dec. 28, 1996 in a WOBM game; reaching South Jersey Group IV championship game; beating Toms River North three times out of four Career highlight: Being selected as All-Shore first-teamer twice; winning Class A South championship as a freshman; and being part of the Southern Regional basketball program Favorite teacher: Mr. Cerruti (Modern media) Favorite subject: History Favorite novel: "A Time to Kill" Favorite TV show: "Jamie Fox Show" Favorite fictional character: Jamie Fox Plans: Play basketball at either Catholic (Washington, D.C.), Sacred Heart or College of New Jersey 50 percent from the field; 68 percent from the free throw line; 354 steals Season highlights: Scoring 33 points vs.

Red Bank; having 34 rebounds in 2 games; scoring point and breaking school scoring record Career highlights: Being a part of TR North's 5 consecutive A South titles; breaking steals record; making it to South Jersey Group IV final again Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Alexander, English Favorite subject: English Favorite Novel: "Of Mice and Men," by John Steinbeck Favorite TV Show: "Seinfeld" Favorite fictional character: Goofy Plans: To go to St. Bonaventure and hopefully play after college CLASS NORTH St. Rose (18-6) Asbury Park (12-11). Point Beach (10-12).

CLASS NORTH St. Rose (19-7) Asbury Park (17-7) Mater Dei (9-10) Point Beach (17-9) Keyport (7-14) Henry Hudson (5-18). Keansburg (2-19) Keyport (7-13). SEASON-HIGH SCORING GAMES 41 Jen Woods (Point Beach) Jan. 31 at Calvary.

36 Candice McCallum (Southern) Feb, 4 vs Brick Memorial. 33 Candice McCallum (Southern) Feb. 19 vs. Central. 34 Val Chaparro (Henry Hudson) Dec.

21 at Calvary. 33 Melissa Fazio (Toms River North) Feb. 28 vs. Red Bank. Erinn O'Neill (Rumson-Fair Haven) Jan.

28 at Freehold. Can-dice McCallum (Southern) Feb. 1 1 at Lakewood. Val Chaparro (Henry Hudson) Feb. 10 vs.

Maranatha. 32 Lauren Loggie (Manalapan) Jan. 7 vs Marlboro. Jaime Glenn (Point Boro) Jan. 28 at Holmdel.

31 Erinn O'Neill (Rumson-Fair Haven) Dec. 27 vs Mater Del Brooke Kelly (Ocean) Jan. 24 at Kelly (Ocean) Feb. 19 vs. Toms River East Candice McCallum (Southern) Feb.

13 vs Jackson. Jamie Pschorr (Toms River East) Feb, 11 vs. Brick Memorial. Henry Hudson (14-12). Keansburg (11-14) Mater Dei (5-13) CLASS SOUTH SEASON-HIGH SCORING GAMES 49 Mike Cerminaro (Howell) Feb.

18 vs. Brick. 43 Stan Czekay (Brick) Feb. 18 vs. Howell.

41 Greg Adams (Toms River North) Jan. 7 vs. Toms River South. 39 Neil McCallum (Southern) March 1 vs. Sayreville; Jon Feldman (Wall) Jan.

31 vs. Monmouth. 38 Feldman (Wall) Dec. 30 vs. Brick Memorial; Bobby Scott (Henry Hudson) Dec.

20 vs. Allentown. 37 Adams (Toms River North) Feb. 24 vs Red Bank; 3 Adams (Toms River North) March 7 vs Southern; Kerry Betz (Point Beach) Jan. 6 vs Allentown Holmdel (21-6).

Rumson (17-7). CLASS SOUTH Red Bank Catholic (25-5). Rumson (22-6) Point Boro (16-9) Freehold (12-12) Holmdel (9-11) Allentown (7-18) Shore (2-18) Point Boro (16-8) Red Bank Catholic (8-12). Shore (8-12) Freehold (7-13) Allentown (7-17) BASEBALL PREVIEW TR East's Jake Daubert is looking at a record-breaking season. A 0g0D07D(SCQl Toms River East Jake Daubert not just an athlete, he a scholar STEVE SCHOLFIELD Staff Photographer Daubert said of his father: "He reads (baseball) books all the time.

We hit all the time in my basement." Four years ago Daubert became the first freshman to play regularly for 18-year coach Bill Frank. "I just saw the potential there," said Frank, who placed Daubert in the outfield because a senior was at short, then moved him to the infield the next year. Daubert is also the Raiders' closer. "Even though he was young, he was far ahead By TONY GRAHAM STAFF WRITER JAKE DAUBERT, a Toms River East senior, rises with the sun. "I usually wake up about 6:15," said Daubert, a record-setting baseball player and a National Honor Society member, of his school-day routine.

"During the season I'm looking toward the game all the time," he said. "But I always concentrate on my school work. You've got to have discipline. A baseball player has got to to be smart. "I think that helps me out because I'm focused.

I'm kind of like a perfectionist." Mary Lou Blake, academic adviser to the Raiders baseball team who was Daubert's English teacher last year, said there's a spark about him. "He can reach down academically and get the job Predictions and team capsules. D9 done when he knows there's a lot to be done, just as I've seen him do on the baseball field," Blake said. "He's a humble kid, pleasant, a gentleman. Yet he's definitely a real, live kid." In three years of varsity play, Daubert has energized Raiders baseball.

A sweet-swinging lefty, Daubert owns three career school records and four season marks, including last year's .506 batting average. Nine other career marks are within his reach this season. His father, Jack, coached Daubert in Little League and now coaches his younger brothers, Drew and TRE freshman Luke. of other people his age, Frank said. "It helped me grow up," Daubert said of his elevation to varsity as a freshman.

"With a coach like Mr. Frank, it's all discipline. He teaches you life lessons. That's his philosophy. He's not just all high Please see Daubert, page H10.