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PAGE H10 ASBURY PARK PRESS SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 2001 COLLEGE FOOTBALL RALLY EXTRA NJSIAA BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS Central 2nd by five pins; Arlale 5ii Response good on Junior Day By MATT KRAUTHEIM STAFF WRITER NORTH BRUNSWICK Five pins. That's all that separated Central Regional's girls bowling team from the GIRLS state title, as the mhm Golden Eagles finished second to Woodbridge yesterday at the NJSIAA Championships at Carol ier Lanes. Central, led by senior Heather Iannaccio's 607 series and junior Lauren Dawkins' 602, came from fourth place after the second game to finish with a 2,648 pinfall. Woodbridge finished with 2,653.

The Eagles had been fourth after the first game and re (159-438), Jacque Sandfort (154-449) and senior Erin Carroll (179-497) each bowled at or near their high games late for the Panthers. Howell (2,429) was seventh, paced by Lisa Friscioni (224-551), Emerald Platzer (183-522) and Liz Carragher (189-480), and Tara Slocum (206-523) and Melissa Long (158-452) helped Jackson finish ninth. Sophomore Diane Raimann of Toms River South (204-566) finished in the top 10 series on the day. Kendall Thomas of Manchester (186-496) and Michelle Muzyka of Middletown South (181-474) also competed individually. Memorial sixth; Velez 5th WRESTLING eventually can compete for a national championship.

Yesterday's prospects included such blue-chippers as quarterback Chris Olsen of Wayne Hills, tight end Anthony Fa-sano of Verona, defensive end Tamba Hali of Teaneck, tight end Freddy Rivera of Paterson Catholic, defensive end Melic Brown of Woodrow Wilson in Camden and two-way lineman Jason Alford of Orange. Olsen, who has visited Boston College, Penn State and Miami with a visit to Virginia planned next week, said, "Bringing in a coach like Greg Schiano from a big program like Miami is making the difference. Rutgers is definitely a possibility for me now." That sentiment was echoed by Fasano, who was coming off visits to BC and Penn State and a trip to Syracuse last fall. He said how Rutgers does in its first season under Schiano will be important to him. Elizabeth High School linebackers Ibrahim Helsey, Akeem Jackson and Mike Bruscianelli sat together during the game, with Rutgers linebacker Raheem Orr, who spoke yesterday.

"Raheem has been chauf-feuring us around, giving us the tour, and coach Schiano is a very inspiring speaker," said Helsey. "He's said a lot of things that really touched me. At first I wasn't really looking at Rutgers that much. But he's got a lot of great athletes and he's doing a lot of good things with the program so far.which is really impressing me." High school football prospects react favorably to Rutgers and coach Greg Schiano, By GENE RACZ STAFF WRITER PISCATAWAY With 15:43 to go in the first half of the Rutgers-Georgetown men's basketball game yesterday, a throng of football prospects high school juniors and their families began filing up the bleachers behind one of the baskets. It happened during a break in the action, and the crowd of 7,302 applauded and then broke into the chant of "R-U! R-U!" The prospects had been invited by Rutgers coach Greg Schiano on Junior Day.

They showed up from all sections of the state, with some making the trip in from New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware. "We have to recruit the Stpte of Rutgers' in every grade," said Schiano, "so hether you're a freshman, a sophomore, a junior or going to be a senior, we're going to know where every prospect in the state is. We're going to be in every school in the state, every year. When you do that, you can track kids all he way in their whole careers." Schiano delivered his message yesterday, preaching partnership and trust and his mission to keep the best athletes in the state so Rutgers ft Flat Rate Phone ServiceUnlimited Talk Time $69 95 per month Mention this ad for '10 OFF per month! CALL FOR INFO: Congratulations For the second time in three days, Brick (2,553) beat Brick Memorial (2,545) by a few pins, but this time it was for third place. The Dragons were paced by Jill Britton (203-556) and Dawn Wasner (191-536), and got a clutch performance from substitute Melissa Musto, who had marked in the final six frames of a 224 game.

The Mustangs started slowly, but the day's fifth-best series by Dotti Artale (248-588) and contributions from Kelli Bamforth (180-499) and Jess Worsley (161-440) helped them climb back toward the top. Point Pleasant Boro rolled a 917 in its final game to claim sixth place. Jenn Cardiello (218-537), Kristine Bonham (205-537), Christina Rossetter NJSIAA WRESTLING Absegami wins state title Absegami High School, No. 2 in the Gannett New Jersey rankings, beat Phillipsburg 38-22 in the state Group IV team wrestling championships last night. It was Absega-mi's first state wrestling title.

Ray Lamb's pin at 160 pounds was pivotal. The teams had met Feb. 3, with Absegami (22-0) winning 34-21, but Lamb lost a 4-2 decision to Derek Schisler then. Lamb, who transferred from Millville before this season, pinned Schisler 27 seconds into overtime this time. Lamb trailed 6-5 as the clock ticked down the final seconds before scoring a takedown with four seconds left.

But then, for reasons only Lamb can understand, he jumped up in the final second and allowed Schisler an escape point. "I can't tell you the words I was thinking," said Absegami coach Gene Barber, who won his first state title in his 24 years of coaching. "But somebody has always stepped up. This was Ray's turn." Lamb tried to shake hands and get off the mat but overtime was held anyway. Who knew that Lamb would score a takedown 15 seconds into the period and then score the biggest pin of his life at Phillipsburg's run of state championships ended at six and Group IV titles ended at four.

GROUP Paulsboro won its 19th straight state Group I title, easily defeating Bound Brook 47-15 in the semifinals and Belvediere 63-9 in the final. Winning by pin in both matches for Paulsboro were Jeff Smith at 125 and James Funk at 189. Winning two matches on the day were Howard Loundsberry at 112, Ryan O'Hara at 119, Keros Cooper at 135, Trevor Suter at 140, Gregg Croce at 145, Tom Giorgianni at 152, Zack Garren at 160 and Mike Mendenhall at 215. GROUP II: After squeezing past Kingsway 30-26 in the semifinals, Kittatinny (21-1), the No. 1 team in the Gannett New Jersey rankings, walloped Delaware Valley 34-18 in the final after racing to a 24-0 lead.

Junior Matt Valenti (27-0) had a technical fall at 112 pounds and 27-2 Doug Morrow put the Cougars up 21-0 with a 10-4 win over Lance Thatcher at 130. The Cougars clinched the match at 171 when senior Dave Curtin held Terrier star Alex Shallop to a 6-2 decision. GROUP III: Third-ranked South Plainfield defeated High Point 45-21 in the final, as Rich Gebauer (26-0) won the first points for the Tigers at 112 pounds with a pin of Shane Swarts. Matt Anderson, undefeated at 119, wrestled at 125 and pinned Trevor Annuzzi at 3:10, and South Plainfield (16-1-1) would go on to earn a 42 3 lead by taking eight straight bouts from High Point (16-6-1). PAROCHIAL Camden Catholic's lightweights set the tone with five pins and one decision to lead the 13th-ranked Fighting Irish to a 56-17 victory over St.

Peter's Prep. Ryan McCormick, Ed Giosa, Mark Koszyk, Bob Stinson and Dennis Kelley all recorded pins as Camden Catholic took a 33-0 lead after the 135-pound bout. PAROCHIAL St. Aueustine junior Brandon Taylor won a 7-3 decision at heavyweight, giving the Hermits a 34-28 victory over Gloucester Catholic. Staff report NJSIAA BOWLING GIRLS At Ctroher Lmm, Ptertti Bramwich TEAM SCORES 1 Woodhnrinn 7 9 fntrfil fWttnniil 9 FM- 3 BncV 2,553, 4 Brie Memorial 5 Hory Angels 2 512 6 Point Pleasant Bora 2.492; 7 HoweH 2.4?9 6 Paramus Cathoitc 2 9 Jackson 2 394, 10 Edison 2 393.

11. Eino 2 336, 12 Immacutatt Heart Academy 2.317; 13- BelievtHe 2,292. INMVHtAl SERIES 1 Jen Viens ICM Bndoel 723 2 Ntcote Ferona fWoodbrKlget 635 3 Christine Kukoda (New fcgyot) 616 4 Nicole Puza (Rayorme) 607. S. (tot) Dentin, Artatt (Brtc MewnaO Amanda Peuano (Haw-ttmfne) 5tt8.

7 Knsten BaKamo (Holy Angels) 585; 6 Victor Sprattord flrVoodbridoe) 58? 9 Knstma Saiav (PararrHis Cathode) 57; 10. (Tmms Rim Ssutt) 566; 1 1 Dana laconic IManrhes- ter Hegtonalt 151-234 179 5tA 12. (tit) I BrrttM 'Bhckt Knsta Cutter (Newton) 556 14. Liu Fmaeni 551; 15 Lisa Sorqef (Fair lawni 544 arev FViwier (Friisonl 54? 17. Kristin (Pen San i lm) II.

Pawn wiumt (Bocfc) Sib; iy iantta Martm (Carteret) 5ja 20 Rebecca Wutmo (BelleviUet 531 21. Tara Stoctm (JadUM) 521" 22 tfacv biUard ffiioocesie Ctiv; bM F'm id- nri 24. Mfi tmferlfe (Rnck Me-awnaf) 49 Mfttare botey itast brunswnJO 4t 2( fteitfa TlwaMS (Maadmterj 496: lucm Cipoiat (P'VTfca CamotKi) 4yS 21. Mekssa Lmm JadUM) 494: Jacte I aa' ifwnngi 490 30. (tit) La Carrawr (Hewefl), (f ester Gatnctc) 480 i2 MicaiWi Muytu (MW-Mtin iwrtb) 474; 33 Dan Setdtetb f(wd b'idgei 4 34 Harhet Smith iRwhop Fitace 4SA 35.

tout WertJey (Bnrm MMwnat) 44 36. Chnttma RMMttar (Pwrt Ier) 434; 37 Christina SaWan (Bwjen Academy) 435 36 Lorraine de Soua rFwmq 39 Jenn kunK) (knmaculate Heart Academy) 415. HIGH GAMES 1 Jenn ftens Od Bnrtoei 275 9 Krwttpo ful 9amn.Hr.Angei$;?57 1 0ore Art (Inc Me- mained fourth after the second. "In the third game the kids just let loose," Central coach John Kropnick said. "We had a big 10th frame.

Dawkins tripled, Heather tripled and Kathleen (Tuorto) had two strikes and a 9. "This was the first time we've had two girls get hot at the same time. We were hoping to peak out at the end of the season," he said. "It worked out well." Tuorto, a junior, bowled a 578 with a 204 in her third game, while Melissa Polio (156-447) and Debra Torres (180-414) contributed. But Central wasn't the only team from the Shore Conference to do well.

Conference teams took six of the top 10 spots. 3 NJSIM TOURNAMENT SCORES GROUP IV Championship Absegami 38 Phillipsburg 22 Third Place Old Bridge 45 Fair Lawn 9 Semifinal Absegami 62 Fair Lawn 9 Phillipsburg 34 Old Bridge 32 GROUP III Championship South Plainfield 45 High Point 21 Third Place Egg Harbor 47 Rahway 25 Semifinals South Plainfield 52 Egg Harbor 1 5 High Point 35 Rahway 30 GROUP II Championship Kittatinny 34 Delaware Valley 18 Third Place Kingsway 45 Pequannock 28 Semifinals Kittatinny 30 Kingsway 26 Delaware Valley 42 Pequannock 20 GROUP I Championship Paulsboro 63 Belvidere 9 Third Place Bound Brook 42 Emerson-Park Ridge 27 Semifinals Paulsboro 47 Bound Brook 15 Belvidere 42 Emerson-Park Ridge 33 PAROCHIAL A Championship Camden Catholic 56 St. Peter's Prep 17 PAROCHIAL Championship St. Augustine 34 Gloucester Catholic 28 Neptune 72, St Rose 6 103: R. Day (N) by forfeit; 112: Payne (N) by for-fert; 119: Granata (N) d.

Sullivan 8-2 125: Roake (N) by forfeit 130: J. Day (N) p. Codispoti 135: Turner (N) p. Tamberella 140: Smith (N) d. Husko 9 145: Long (N) p.

Day 1'30; 152: Anton (N) p. Worley 160: Washington (Nt p. Lambenka 171: Douglas (N) p. Holzapfel 189: E. Williams (N) p.

White 215: S. Williams (N) p. Deva-ney HWT: Vogt (S) p. Davis :50. Records: at Neptune (3-14); St Rose (1-19).

TR South 42, Neptune 31 103: Bogm fTl p. R. Day 112: Payne (N) d. King 5-2; 119: Mcintosh (N) by forfeit: 125: Adelizzi (T) p. Granata 130: J.

Day (N) by forfeit; 135: Haywood (T) p. Turner 140: Eichen (T) p. Smith 145: Long (N) p. Sorrentino 152: Anton (N) p. Rogers 160: Washington (NI md.

Seeiand 15-5; 171: Bilouist (T) tf. Douglas 15-0; 189: Apple-gate (D p. E. Williams 215: WHbert (D p. S.

Williams HWT: Shenko (T) by forfeit Records: at Neptune (3-14); TR South (11-7). TR South 58, Keyport9 103: Bogm (T) p. Sims 112: Kester (K) d. King 7-5 (OT); 119: double forfeit; 125: double forfeit; 130: Menges (K) p. Adelizzi 135: Haywood (T) p.

Jensen 140: Sorrentino (T) p. Hammond 145: Eichen (T) by forfeit; 152: Banasiak (T) p. Kiasko 160: Seeiand (T) tf. Hunt 17-2 171: Bil-Quist (T) p. Hynes 189: Applegate tf.

Ries 17-2 215: S. Wilben (T) by forfeit; HWT: B. Wil-bert (T) p. Dowimg 5:11, Records: at Neptune; TR South (13-8); Keyport (3-13). TR South 72, St Rose 6 103: Bogm (T) by forfeit; 112: King (T) by forferl; 119: Sullivan (S) by forfeit; 125: double forfeit; 130: Adelizzi (T) p.

000,50011 135: Haywood ff) p. Tamberella 140: Eichen (Dp. Husko 145: Sorrentino (T) p. Day 1:10: 152: Rodgers (D by forfeit; 160: Seeiand (D p. LaBanca 171: Bilquist (D p.

Holzapfel 0.56; 189: S. Wilbert (T) p. White 215: S. Wilbert (T) p. Carroll HWT: Shenko (D p.

Vogt 1:55. Records: at Neptune; TR South (13 8); St. Rose (1-19). NONCONFERENCE Metuchen 70, Monmouth 6 103: Nye (Me) d. Lackner 16-8; 112: Hassen (Me) p.

Tupy 119: Manzo (Mel p. Stuhler 125: tngiano (Me) p. Payne 130: Kovatch-Orr (Me) by forfeit; 136: McManmon (Me) md. Trapanese 15-2; 140: Lawrence (Me) d. Kilev 9 2: 145: Hale IMe) o.

Meshal 152: Corrente (Me) p. Panizzi 160: (Me) by forfeit; 171: Farrah (Mo) p. Pnscoe 189: Pittman (Mel p. West 215: Maano (Me) p. McFadden HWT: Ellmyer IMe) by forfeit.

Records: at Metucnen (10-5); Monmouth (5-14). Hamilton West 48, Pinelands 31 103: Ammirata (H) p. Memll 112: Schiarehi (H) p. Smith 119: Page (H) p. Newman 125: Motosky (P) p.

Pnhoda 130: Crecca (P) d. Yenchik 6 135: Cruz (H) p. Cavone 1:15 140: Peters (P) p. Vallery 145: Shannon (H) by forfeit; 152: Smith (P) d. Opalski 6 160: Roldan (P) d.

Pri-hoda 8-6 (OT); 171: Burbela (H) by forfeit; 189: Far-relly (P) p. Hall 215: Kunder (P) md. Snyder 10-1; HWT: Paramoure (HI by forfeit. Records: at Hamilton West (10-10); Pinelands (8-10). Northern Burlington 55, Pinelands 21 103: Brewer (N) md.

Memll 10 112: Venty (N) p. Smrth 119: Pratt IN) d. Newman 8 125: Molosky (P) p. Cooper 130: Crecca (P) d. Starr 3-2; 135: McMullen (N) p.

Cavone 140: Bunting (N) by forfeit; 145: George (N) p. Peters 152: Buchanan (N) p. Smith 160: Van Stiver (N) p. Roldan 171: Farrelly (P) p. Greco 189: Apice (N) by forfeit; 215: Kunder (P) p.

Fry HWT: Williams (N) by forfeit. Records: at Hamilton West; Pinelands (8-11); Northern Bunmgton (15-5). IFK-lselin 51, Manasquan 24 103: Szpyhulsky (J) by forfeit 112: Dahrouge (M) p. Lopez 119: D. Skokos (M) p.

Tones-Hendrix 125: Brown (M) md. Moore 15-6; 130: Gutnik (J) p. Guerrero 135: Massimino (J) p. Balsmen 1:07 140: Bodek (J) by forfeit; 145: Pederson (J) p. Fusco 2:49 152: Jagiello (J) d.

Barber 13-7 160: Voskian IM) tf. Winton 20-5, 5:34 171: Maguire (J) d. Baumgartner 10-9 189: Niven (J) p. Smith 215: Hawkins (J) p. McCrorrey 2:59 HWT: Hill (J) by forfeit.

Records: at J.P. Stevens; Manasquan (15 6); JFK (18-3). If. Stevens 45, Manasquan 23 103: Zanetti (J) by forfeit; 112: Dahrouge (M) p. Kim 1 59; 119: Skokos (M) p.

Brower 2.46 125: Brown M) md. Miller 13 130: Stanzione (J) Guerrero 11-4 135: Kil (J) p. Balstnen 1:51 140: Rosen (J) by forfeit: 145: Zisman (J) p. Fusco 152: Rioto (J) p. Barber 3:00 160: Voskian (M) d.

Suaiez 19 17 (OT) 171: Baumgartner (Ml md. Morgan 13 189: Martini (J) p. Seav 5:30: 215: Karmazsm (J) p. McCrorrey HWT: Double forfeit. Records: at J.P.

Stevens (10 91; Manasquan (15-7). TR East 76, Midd. South 4 103: Barbour (MSI md. Bayer. 10-1-112: Jackson (TRE) by forfeit; 119: F.

Pontonero (THE) p. Bayers, 125: Kinder (TRF) p. Anderson, 130: J. Pontonero (TRE) p. Henderson, 135: A.

Pontonero (TRE) p. Gray. 140: Cleaver (TRE) by forfeit; 145: Mesanno (TRE) p. Burbank, 152: Salek (TRE) p. Juan.

160 Cme (IRE) md. Fish, 17 171: Stemlieb (TRE) p. Wakel. 189: Zirkel (TRE) by forfeit; 215: Aliocca (TRF) p. O'Neill, 275: Pedalino (TRE) by forfeit.

Records: Toms River East 13-1, Miodletown South 4 11. ICE HOCKEY HANDCHEN CUP bncn iwemoriaT5, Millbum 3 Brc Memorial (12-6-U 12 2 5 Miiibum (11 6 21 111-3 GOAI (M) Root (Hellman) 6" 19: (Bi Dam-ond (Mirchell) (Bl Damond (Mitchell) IM) Root (Jordan, Hellman) 6 02; (Bl Esposiro (Giles, Am-brrsio) (Bl Damond (Gardner, Mitcbeill (B Damond (Gardneri 8 36; IM) Root (Hellman) (M Mackessy 21; (Bl Noonan 24SH0IS: Mulbum 27-26 FRIDAY AMERICAN Twin River South 3, Verona 2 fit Soul" 10 8 2 111 3 Verora 12 6 4i 0 1 1-2 (Ti Maoi 6 39: (V) Fostem 3 18: iTi P-tni') (Sca'oa) 11.59. 'Ti Pemlio (Dorn 2 48; rtn tooato 4 21. (Ti Legore 32. (Vi Couger 24.

SnolS Verona. 34 27; TODAY'S SCHEDULE BOYS BASKETBALL Hotnidel al St Anthony. .1 30 pm ICE HOCKEY Donovan al Midd Gov I at Midd South-RtuUr Maaon -5 15pm 7 30 IH joum Mumson-tH 9 pm. N0NDIVISI0NAL Manalapan 56, Central 18 103: Hilt (M) p. Cosenzo 112: Cassiliano (M) tf.

Oe. Dillam 119: Braun (0 d. Smilovitch 8-5; 125: Gaeta (M) by forfeit; 130: Bums (M) tf. Da. Dil-lard 15 0 135: Hartigan (M) tf.

lana 21-6 140: Provow (M) by forfeit; 145: upanti (M) by forfeit; 152: Kotula (M) tf. Loveland 16-1 160: Jones (0 p. White 171: McNulty (Ml p. Denver 189: Mosley (C) p. Vonfrolio 215: Norton (CI d.

Rock 17-11; HWT: Sfiwoski (M) p. Britton 1:59. Records: at Central (4-12-1), Manalapan 13-6). lackson 36, Howell 23 103: R. Cunliffe (H) d.

Pascaiella 5-1; 112: Ferraro (H) p. Eurell 119: Z. Cunliffe (H) tf. A. Ferro 19-2 125: Ke.

Snelly (J) tf. Caruso 17-2 130: Metta (H) d. Borgia 8-7; 135: Dimeola (J) d. Woodward 9-6; 140: Cohen (J) d. Nomikos 11-4 145: Withstandley (J) md.

Ingrassia 11-2; 152: Pepe (J) d. Kirk 6-1; 160: Ky. Shelly (J) tf. Norman 16-1 171: Edwards (J) p. Moscato 189: Scherf (J) md.

Farrmgton 11-3; 215: Loff (J) d. Fortunate 8-3; HWT: Zanati (H) p. Daroci 3:01. Records: at Jackson (16-4); Howell (12-6). Monsigiw Donovan 53, Keansburg 30 103: McGrath (M) by forfeit; 112: Root (M) by forfeit; 119: Raiwoolan (K) id.

McNamara; 125: Puglisi (K) p. Cayerly 130: Reed (K) by forfeit; 135: Van Sant (K) p. Watson 140: Oonegan (Ml by forfeit; 145: Marcell (M) by forfeit; 152: DeNardo (M) tf. McKeon 20-4 160: Reynolds (M) by forfeit; 171: Danadia (M) by forfeit; 189: Hoban (M) by forfeit; 215: Hatami (M) p. Dowd HWT: Rosner (K) by forfeit Records: at Keansburg (1-15); Donovan (7-11).

CBA 43, Rarttan 24 103: lo. (R) tf. Aldorasi 20-4 112: Mason (R) p. Bulvanoski 119: Voutsinas (R) d. Chianese 10 125: Cuevas (R) md.

Morrissey 20-9; 130: Tinan (R) d. Padilla 2-1 (OT); 135: Wiggins (0 p. Johnson 1U: Kosza (L) md. Boon 16-4; 14b: spargi-mino (0 d. Vidal 9-2; 152: Petruni (R) d.

Rys 7-2; 160: Schibell (C) p. Scelia 171; Gnffin (C) p. Kinzel 189: O'Connor (C) p. Mangione 215: Potulski (0 p. Sterner HWT: Husank (0 p.

Jacob 2:26. Records: at Rantan (10-10); CBA (16-3). Wall 35, Brick 27 103: Sherner (B) p. Herbert 112: Venice (W) d. Senkarik 7-0; 119: Kusy (W) d.

Ferrante 16-7; 125: Wlaoich (W) by forfeit; 130: Seme (W) d. Giannantonio 7-0; 135: Lusoy (B) tf. Eulas 19-4 140: Wood (B) d. O'Heney 13-8; 145: Blake (B) p. Bower 152: Sramowicz (B) md.

Koczan 15-6; 160: Roy (W) p. Watson 171: McCay (W) md. Valente 13-1; 189: Cappiello (W) by forte 215: Sizelove (B) d. Neral 7-6; HWT: Brooks (W) d. Poppe 7-0.

Records: at Wall (12-6); Brick (8-11). Marlboro 46, lakewood 25 103: Fnmer (Ml p. Stewart 112: Bzura (M) d. Rivera 3-1; 119: Lee (M) p. Rodreiuez 125: Adams (L) d.

Ellis 9-3; 130: Sherman (M) md. Lugo 11-3; 135: Green (L) md. Frankel 15-4; 140: Fisher (Ml p. Maitin 145: Kerr (M) p. Ja.

George 152: Omojola (L) p. Notarmuzi 160: Sperling (M) by forfeit; 171: Lune (M) d. JP George 5-3; 189: Haase (L) by forfeit; 215: Murray (L) by forfeit; HWT: Werner (M) p. Worthy 1:41. Records: at Marlboro (9-8-1); Lakewood (4-16).

Marlboro 43, Shore 15 103: Fnmer (M) d. Crowell 10-7: 112: Bzura (M) md. Embrey 12 119: Lee (M) d. Maisto 5-3; 125: Sherman (Ml d. Green 4-2; 130: Pansi (M) d.

Caruso 7 135: Frankel (Ml d. Schwartzstein 5 140: Kerr (Ml p. Habberman 145: Fisher (M) d. Vuocolo 115; 152: Sperling (Ml p. Szczurek 160: Nolar-muzi (M) p.

Penney 171: Lune (M) d. Ma. Mayer 9-3; 189: Mi. Mayer (S) by forfeit; 215: Wrubel (Si by forfeit; HWT: Gomik (S) d. Werner 7-6.

Records: at Martboro (10-8 1); Shore (9 9). Freehold 48, HB Catholic 34 103: Minett (Rl by forfeit 112: Buectiler (F) p. Mo-nahan 119: P. DAIessandro (R) p. Pepe 125: Silvestn (Rl md.

Hodge 13-4; 130: Pizzonia (R) p. Morello 135: lono (F) p. Maskowitz 140: Moore (F) by forfeit; 145: Schellas (R) p. Shafai 152: Nkwodimmah (F) p. Schwarz 160: Neylan (F) by forfeit 171: Mangarella (F) p.

Dahlgren 189: James (F) p. Leventhal 215: Schower (R) by forfeit; HWT: Dukes (F) p. M. D'Alessandro 1:34. Records: at Freehold (8-8-2); RB Catholic (6-15).

Rumson-FH 48, Freehold 18 103: Ruthenbeck (R) by forfert: 112: Berger (R) p. Buechler 119: Heller (R) p. Pepe 125: Schrank (R) d. Hodge 11-4; 130: Morello (F) d. Jan-osko 4-1; 135: Kroon (R) d.

lono 8-7; 140: Rumph (R) p. Shafai 145: Nkwodimmah (F) p. Venn 152: McAuliffe (R) p. Neylan 160: Ekleberry (R) md. Mangarella 15-2; 171: James (F) d.

Coleman 9-5; 189: Waiters (R) p. Gaetano 215: Dukes (F) p. Ferreira HWT: McElduff (R) by forfeit. Records: at Freehold (8-9-2); Rumson EH (11-4). Rumson-FH 60, RBC 24 103: Berger (RFH) p.

Minett 112: P. AIessandro (RBC) p. McCoy :47: 119: Heller (RFH) p. Silvestn 125: Schrank (RFH) by forfeit; 130: Pizzonia (RBC) p. Janosko 3:24 135: Kroon (RFH) by forfeit 140: Venti (RFH) by forfeit; 145: Shields (RBC) p.

Rumph 2:24 152: McAuliffe (RFH) p. Schwarz 160: Ekleberry (RFH) p. Dahlgren 171: Coleman (RFH) by forfeit; 189: Wouters (RFH) p. Leventhal 215: Schower (RBC) p. Ferreira HWT: McElduff (RFH) p.

M. AIessandro 2:49. Records; at Freehold; Rumson-FH (11-4); RB Catholic (6-15). long Branch 45, Manchester 25 103: Powell (LI by forfeit; 112: Vaccaro (I) by forfeit 119: J. Conklm (Ml p.

Novoa 125: Kerr (Ml d. Leon 4 2: 130: M. Conklm (M) md. Keagle 11-2: 135: Swoope (LI md. Smith 15-4; 140' Tedeschi (L) by forfeit; 146.

A. Miscia (U d. Kearney 8-6; 152: Visicaro (Li tf. Gold 24 6 (5.33); 160: Fecann (M) p. J.

Miscia 171: Hernandez (M) p. Tomaine 189: Dickson to p. Gabco 215: Ferrara (L) d. Shamka HWT: Worth (L) d. Schumann 6-4.

Records: at Long Branch (15 6-1); Manchester (8-12). Southern 41, Long Branch 13 103: Kara (S) d. Powell 11-6; 112: Vaccaro (U d. Ackers 8 119: Fessler (S) d. Elcano 6-2; 125: Hall (S) d.

Leon 5-2; 130: Wright (S) d. Keagle 4-2 (OT); 135: Swoope IL) d. Ferguson 11 9 (OT); 140: Schmid (Si d. Tedeschi 5-2; 145: A. Miscia ILI d.

Fnschmann 7-4; 152: Visicaro (LI md. Caputo 1B-8; 160: Hlava-cek (Si tf. Miscia 17 171: Clark (SI p. Tomaine 189: Gareau (SI p. Ferrara 215: Konnor (Si d.

Dickson 10; HWT: Butterhof (SI p. Conover 1 10. Records: at Long Branch (15-6-1); Southern (146). Southern 63, Manchester 3 103 Karp (S) by forfeit; 112: Ackers (SI by forfeit 119: Fessier IS) p. J.

Conklm 2:36. 125: Hall (Si p. Kerr 3 23; 130: W'ight IS) d. M. Conklm 117 135: Ferguson (Si d.

Smiifi 8-4: 140; Schmid (Si by forfeit; 145 Kearney (Ml d. Fnschmann 9 152: Hlavacek (S) tf. Gold 17 2: 160: Caputo IS) p. Fecann 171: Clark (S) p. Hernandez 189: Gareau (S) Gabbo 3 21; 2i5: Kazuba md.

Schumann 10 0 HWI: Rogers (Si bv forfeit. Records: at Long Branch; Southern (14 6i; Manchester (8-121. Midd. North 65, Holmdel 16 103: Mushamft (HI p. Donovan 112: Torchia (M! p.

fldya'd 5 28: 119. Russionello (Hi p. Cherjaus-kas 1.04, 125' Fn Pepilone 1:22: 130: Oswin p. Sherman 3.36: 135: Hansen IMi Ho 3:42: 140 Miier AObou 1 40: 145 Cross iVlp Lan- ger 112; 152 bng Centenao 1 59; 160: San- sone Wan sone wan 1 1 Biskinu (Mi Terrv 1:12: 119 Lavir (Mi p. Lambertson 2:35.

215. Sora IH) md. Sleganer 12 4. HWT Vaiasa Ml p. Co.

1.09. Records: at Hoimoel 114 Uj; Moo. North (11 Midd. North 54, Siyianney 22 103: Sromn (S) d. Donovan 2-0; 112: Castro IS) md Tor-hia 10 0 119- J.

Aigann (Si p. Chepauskas 5 03: 125 For (Mi Oelpiora 105; 130: Oswin iM. p. ReOrlar 3:23 135: Hansen (Ml p. Burroughs 140 MHier 'Ml p.

Bunt 145 Cross (Ml Lom-bardi 1 3, 152: Ling (Ml p. Valentine 1 29. 160: 1. Al- fwn Sl Oirva 0 171: B'Sking (M) p. SiOilio 89' Vest (Si p.

Lawi 5:38: 215: Steganer IM) p. Saio is 51, HtfVT Vaiasa (M) by forfeit Records: at Hoimdel, M.rJd. North 111-61; SJ Vianney (10 81. Holmdel 39, SJ Viarmey 38 103 (H! Btoean 2 14; 112' BavaTf (H; f. Sen 1 18, 119: Cas-'O Si p.

Uowmsun 2 35. 125: Weir)um rj. Aigam 4 3" 1 fy Red Can 'S, PecT jr 5 37 135 S'mian ihi 3 11. 141) p. Sn-ith 3 03 145 Cerv lerar iH, i jtTbaa 1 5 152' Vantme (Si lar 10 8.

160 I Agarr (S: 0 Ma'ouma 5 171: 0 S-rwI-o 49- Ve lii Im 25 10; 715 S-tb hi Saious 2 11. H'WT Ifja'ctwi (lfrfi Neptune 57, Keyport 21 103 Sims IK) o. Day :35 112: Payne INI d. Kesier 9 6. 119 Granata 'Ni by rorfert 125 Oay iNi by forfeit, 130 MengM Timer 14 13: 135.

Jensen (Ki Keaney 2 46, 140: Smith 'Ni 0 145 Irr by forfeit; 152 Anton (Ni Kiasko 71, 160 Wasri-glm (N, p. Hunt 3 14; 171 Gwirtfs (N yr- 2 00. 189 w-i. ams (N Rses 3 15, 215 by fcrtnt HWT. OwMirg by forfeit.

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3. Athlete's Name (please print) Position Stars By MATT KRAUTHEIM STAFF WRITER NORTH BRUNSWICK Brick Memorial's boys bowling team gave its coach a great sendoff yesterday, even if it didn't go exactly as the BOYS bowlers had mmmmmmmm planned. Tom O'Rourke, the only coach in the 21-year history of the Mustang boys' program, will retire from both teaching and coaching after this season knowing that his final team put in its best effort in a return trip to the state finals that took 14 years to earn. The Mustangs finished with a pinfall of 2,826, sixth-best overall and best of the three Shore Conference boys teams at the NJSIAA Championships yesterday at Carolier Lanes. Seniors Rob Crane (184-530), Steve Woelfer (185-532) and Tom Hegedus (185-512), and freshman Jim Rogers put in one of the day's top series and high games (267-681) to lead the Mustangs.

"We weren't getting many breaks today," team captain Woelfer said. "A lot of tough splits and hooks." "This is a great group of, kids," O'Rourke said, "and they'll continue to have something special here after I am gone." Howell finished ninth, with a 2,789 pinfall, behind Jon Hoyt's 590 series and John Jackowski's 222 high game. Monmouth Regional the Central Jersey sectional champion, finished 10th, with Glenn Grob (235-566), Nick Russo (195-532), Bob Schafer (240-603) and Tim McEntee (181-507) contributing. Jason Cardamoni (210-541) started the morning in Pennsylvania with his family, but left before 6 a.m. to reach the tournament.

"It's a thrill being here, so it was worth it," he said. Individually, Mater Dei's Mike Velez rolled a 651 to finish fifth. "It was my goal all year just to be here," he said. "To finish fifth overall is just a great accomplishment for me, and a great way to end my four years." Central sophomores Travis Bara (212-569) and Billy Kulka III (218-592) finalized a season that culminated in a Shore Conference Tournament title. GIRLS BASKETBALL SHOOTOUT AT EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP SI Viannoy 45, Gloucester Catti.

35 St. John Vianney 1451: T. Cove 5 3-4 15. Carpenter 1 4-4 6. Witllieb 4 1-2 12.

Kuenne 0 12 1, ReBer 1 1- 2 4. Brown 0 0-0 0, WisnesKi 0 2 2 2, Gagkarrli 0 0-0 0, Komar 0 2-2 2, S. Coyle 1 0 0 3. Total 12 16-J1 45. Gloucester Catholic (35): Finneflan 2 2-2 7, Byrne 1 2- 4 4, Quinn 1 2 2 4.

Koch 2 12 5, Kendra 1 2 2 4 Bonnei 2 0 0 4, Handy 3 0 0 6. Dedura 0 0-0 0. Valen 0 1-2 1. Totals: 12 10 14 35 St. John Vianney (18 4) 1016 415 45 Gloucester Catholic 119 2) 11 14 5 5 35 3 point goals: (S) T.

Coyle, Wittlieb 3, S. Coyle; (G) Finnegan CHAMPIONSHIPS BOYS TEAM SCOmS 1 taslern 3 955 1 Dumont 2930 3 Passaic 2 819 4 Crantord 2 871 5 Westfield 2 828 6 Brick Memorial 2,826. 7 Bayonne 8 Bergen Carh-oic 2 816 9 Howell 2789 10 Monmouth 2 749 11 St Joseph 12 BoomtieKl 2 735' 13' Ridpefietd Par 2,629. 14 Bordentown 2 598' 15 Holy Cross 2 569 MCHVMMJAL SCORES 1 Jeff BulW (St Peter't Prepl 719; 2 Mike Angek) (Wayne Hillsl 698 3. Joe Quirm (ImOenl 688 4 Scott Vina (Westlield) 672 S.

rnkt Met Bel) Ml; 6 Adam DiLorenzo (Hackensackl 6V7, 7 Hector Collado (Passacl 614. 8 Mike Biland (North Brunswick) 612, 9 Kevin Cheuvront (Wayne Valley) 609, 10 (tie) Kevin Harrrry (Piscataway) Sieve Fernandez (Ridoetield Park) 607 12 Justin Sloan (Hackensackl 599 13 Rich Little (Newlonl 59 14. (t Billy IMkj IM (Crt ftepmll, chael Santostasano (Mirldlese) 592 16 Joe Marz-calek (Lodi) 567 17 Brian Knan IJ Kennedy) 564 18 Ben Webb (Shawnee) 581 19 (tiel Dan Merqen-Ihaler (Hopaiconq) Dylan McKay (Fair Lawn) 75 21 Mike Bedkowiki IHtwlson Catholic) 571 22 Tra (Central hndl SS; Keith McCord IBivonnei 5b8 24 item Crei I it. 25 Man McNa. IWoodonogei 565 Xltie KhaiKig Wilkams lEdisoni Man Hofhstem (Westfieidi 5rV) 28 Bob Caltmo iBelleviiiel 555 29 Ghns Nes-bm UFK Isewi) 554 30 rnei Doog Kohiem (west Or-anoel Anmony Faranda IPumonti 552 32 Tim La-levee IBerqen CamoHcl 547 33 (tie) nave SaNn Soseile CaThotic).

Nick Lmsi (Don Bosco FVeoi 5.18 Mntl Geltler fteomal 537 36 rtiei Sean lerkirn (Permsauken). nc Perez (Woomkeldl 527 38 Chns Pailon (Hoty Dossl 518 39 (tie) Enc So-mund iCranfordl jar0 Mersier rWest Oranoel 514 41. Heft. IWk. mm, sllfT ili 43 tric (Bordentownl 494 44 Rob Duke iBurtmgton yocaoonall 493 45 Nick DiCiccio (South Brunswtcki 491 46 Mike Alvea (Burlmqlon Vocalional) 490, 47 Scott Hwvaa (Wayne Valley) 468 WSNUMt 1 Jen Butler (St Peter Preol 279 2 Joe Quim (Unden) 268, 3 M.

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