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VarsityAutoCollege 4D COURIER-POST, Friday, September 30, 201 1 courierpostonline.com Emotions ran high at Dover 10 years ago VARSITY LIVE Tonight's Courier-Post Varsity Football Game of the Week is Moorestown at Williamstown. View it at cpsj.com varistylive approximately an hour after the game ends. REPORTING SCORES Please email results to: cpsportsOcouierpostonline.com MiKe rinney THIS WEEK'S RACING NASCAR SPRINT CUP: AAA 400 Site: Dover, Del Schedule: Today, practice (ESPN2, p.m.); Saturday, qualifying (Speed, p.m.); Sunday, race, 2 pm. (ESPN, 1-6 p.m.). Track: Dover International Speedway (oval 1.0 miles).

Race distance: 400 miles, 400 laps. Last year Jimmie Johnson won the last of his six 2010 victories en route to his record fifth straight season title. Johnson has six career victories at Dover. Last week: Tony Stewart raced to his second straight victory in this Chase, pulling ahead when Clint Bowyer ran out of gas with two laps left at New Hampshire. Stewart opened the 10-race playoffs with a victory at Chicagoland.

Fast facts: Stewart leads the standings, seven points ahead of Kevin Harvick. Brad Keselowski (11 points behind Stewart) is third, followed by Carl Edwards (-14), Jeff Gordon (-23), Kyle Busch (-26), Matt Kensefh (-26), Dale Earnhardt Jr. (-26), Kurt Busch (-28), Johnson (-29), Ryan Newman (-34) and Denny Hamlin (-66) Harvick and Busch share the series lead with four victories Kenseth won in May at the trade Neirt race: Hollywood Casino 400, Oct 9, Kansas Speedway, Kansas City, Ma Online: nascar.com NATIONWIDE: ONEMAIN FINANCIAL 200 Site: Dover, Del Schedule: Today, practice (ESPN2, o.m.); Saturday, qualifying (Speed, noon-1 :30 p.m.), race, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN2, 3-6 p.m.). Track: Dover International Speedway (oval 1.0 miles).

Race distance: 200 miles, 200 laps. Last year Kyle Busch won the 11th of his series-record 13 wctones in 2010, leading 192 of 200 laps. Last race: Brad Keselowski raced to his third victory of the season, easily holding off Carl Edwards on Sept 1 7 at Chicagoland Speedway. Fast facts: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. leads the season standings with six races left 14 points ahead of Elliott Sadler In the owner's standings, Joe Gibbs Radng's No.

18 Toyota has a 30-point lead over Roush Fenway's No. 60 Ford. Busch has driven the No. 18 in 19 of the 28 races, winning eight times. Edwards has made 27 starts winning six races in the No.

60. Edwards won the May race at the track. Joey Logano is driving the No 18 this weekend, while Edwards will pilot the No. 60. Next race: Kansas Lottery 300, Oct 8, Kansas Speedway, Kansas City, Ma Online: nascar.com CAMPING WORLD TRUCK: KENTUCKY 225 Site: Sparta, Ky.

Schedule: Today, practice; Saturday, qualifying (Speed, 6-7 p.m.), race, 8 p.m. (Speed, p.m.) Track: Kentucky Speedway (oval 1.5 miles). Race distance: 225 miles, 150 laps. Last year Todd Bodine won the last of his four 2010 victories en route to his second series championship, holding off Johnny Sauter. Last week: Kyle Busch raced to his sixth Trucks victory of the year, leading 165 of 175 laps at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Fast facts: Austin Dillon leads the standings with six races left, two points ahead of James Buescher. Sauter is third, seven points behind Dillon Ty Dillon, Austin Dillon's younger brother, is making his series debut in Kevin Harvick No. 21 Chevrolet. Ty Dillon leads the ARCA standings Busch won in May at the track. Next race: Smith's 350, Oct 15, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas.

Online: nascar.com INDYCAR: KENTUCKY INDY 300 Site: Sparta, Ky. Schedule: Saturday, practice (Versus, noon-1 p.m.), qualifying; SOnday, race, 2:45 p.m. (Versus, 2-5 p.m.) Track: Kentucky Speedway (oval 1.5 miles). Race distance: 300 miles, 200 laps. Last year Team Penske's Helio Castroneves raced to the second of his three 2010 victories, running the final 53 laps on one tank of fuel Last race: Target Chip Ganassi Radng's Scott Dixon won the Indy Japan 300 on Sept.

18. Will Power finished second to take the points lead from Dario Franchmi Fast facts: Power has an 11-point lead over Franchitti with two races left. Power has a series-high six victories tor Team Penske. Franchitti the 2007, 2009 and 2010 series champion, has four victories this season for Target Chip Ganassi Radng Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon will drive Sam Schmidt Motorsports' No. 77 entry in place of Alex Tagliani The Indy Lights race is Sunday (Versus, noon-2 p.m.J.

Next race: IndyCar World Championships, Oct. 16, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas. Online: indycar.com NHRA FULL THROTTLE: AUTO-PLUS NATIONALS Site: Reading, Pa. Schedule: Today, qualifying (ESPN3, p.m.); Saturday, qualifying (ESPN2, Sunday, a.m.), Sunday, final eliminations (ESPN2, 8-10 p.mj. Track: Maple Grove Raceway.

Last year: Larry Dixon won in Top Fuel and Andrew Hines took Pro Stock Motorcycle to bolster their leads in the Countdown to the Championship playoffs. Matt Hagan (Funny Car) and Greg Anderson (Pro Stock) lost their finals, but took over the points lead after the early losses of front-runners John Force and Mike Edwards. Last week: Cruz Pedregon raced to his first win of the season and moved into third in the Funny Car standings at the Texas Fall Nationals. Bob Vandergriff (Top Fuel), Jason Line (Pro Stock) and Michael Phillips (Pro Stock Motorcycle) also won their divisions at Texas Motorplex in the second stop of the six-race playoffs. Fast facts: The event is the third in the six-race Countdown.

The top 10 in each class qualified for the playoffs Spencer Massey leads the Top Fuel standings, 7 points ahead of Antron Brown. In Funny Car, Mike Neff has a 4-point advantage over Hagan. Line tops the Pro Stock standings, 112 points ahead of Anderson. Eddie Krawiec has a 63-point lead over Karen Staffer in the Pro Stock Motorcycle Next event NHRA Anzona Nationals, Oct 14-16, firebird international Raceway, Chandler, Ariz. Online: nhra.com FORMULA ONE Next race: Japanese Grand Prix, Oct.

9, Suzuka International Suzuka, Japan. Last week: Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel won the Singapore Grand Prix for his ninth victory of the season. He moved within a point of wrapping up his second straight season championship. Online: formula1.com Associated Press NASCAR Yr? Mntfis -A on the starter's stand for about 10 laps before finally retreating. Then, things got even more surreal as the sport's most popular driver Dale Earnhardt Jz drove to victory months after his father's death in the Daytona 500.

The lasting image of the afternoon was that of Earnhardt grabbing a large American flag from one of his crewmen and circling the 1-mile race track in the opposite direction to celebrate with his adoring fans. Still, there was a certain tension in the air that morning, "I was very secure in going," said Kris Heist, a race fan from Wyoming. "I felt it was more patriotic to go than not go. It was a great race, the crowd was psyched it was sold out, and it was just a great race the crowd was into it. Everybody had American flags, and Cal Ripken was the starter, and that was fun on its own." Earnhardt also couldn't help but get swept up in the emotion of the day.

"It was great to have Lee Greenwood and Tanya Tucker singing those songs before the race," Earnhardt said. "I grabbed the American flag and made a victory lap to show the fans we're all just people." Ever since that unforgettable September day in 2001, there hasn't been a race at Dover that has drawn as much emotion, attention or fans. Reach Mike Finney at mfinneydelaware- online.com VARSITY FOOTBALL Colonial Conference Haddonfield at West Deptford, 7 p.m. Gateway at Lindenwold, 7 p.m. Overbrook at Sterling, 7 p.m.

West Jersey League Bishop Eustace at Paul VI, 7 p.m. Winslow Twp, at Clearview, 7 p.m. Gloucester Catholic at Woodrow Wilson, 7 pm. Cumberland at Triton, 7 p.m. Moorestown at Williamstown, 7 pm.

Highland at Delsea, 7 p.m. Timber Creek at Kingsway, 7 pm. Glassboro at Pitman, 7 p.m. Salem at Pennsville, 7 p.m. Penns Grove at Woodstown.

7 pm. Schalick at Gloucester, 7 p.m. Burlington City at Maple Shade, 7 pm. New Egypt at Palmyra, 7 p.m. Holy Cross at Delran, 7 p.m.

Cinnaminson at Riverside, 7 p.m. Bordentown at Allentown, 7 pm. Ewing at Robbinsville, 7 p.m. West Windsor South at Notre Dame, 7 p.m. Cape-Atlantic League Egg Harbor Two.

at St. Augustine, 7 p.m, Nonleague Lower Cape May at Wildwood, 7 p.m. BOYS' SOCCER Colonial Conference Collingswood at Haddonfield, 3:45 Burlington Co. League Palmyra at Burlington 3:30 Pemberton at Medford Tech, 4 p.m. Tri-County Conference Williamstown at Deptford, 3:45 Cumberland at Glassboro, 4 p.m.

Highland at Penns Grove, 4 p.m. Delsea at GCIT, 4 p.m. Kingsway at Woodstown, 4 p.m. Schalick at Pitman, 4 p.m. Wildwood at Clayton, 4:30 Cape-Atlantic League St.

Joseph at Cedar Creek, 4 p.m. Nonleague Audubon at Pennsville, 3:45 Gateway at Moorestown friends, 3:45 No. Burlington at West Windsor Plainsboro, 3:45 Sterling at Winslow 3:45 Delran at Clearview, 4 p.m. Glassboro at Buena, 4 p.m. GIRLS' SOCCER Colonial Conference Audubon at Collingswood, 3:45 Burlington Co.

League Bordentown at Delran, 3:45 New Egypt at Westampton Tech, 3:45 Palmyra at Trenton Catholic, 3:45 Medford Tech at Pemberton, 4 p.m. Tri-County Conference Deptford at Williamstown, 3:45 Clearview at Gloucester Catholic, 4 p.m. GCIT at Delsea, 4 p.m. Pitman at Schalick, 4 p.m. Clayton at Wildwood, 4:30 Cape-Atlantic League Cedar Creek at St.

Joseph, 4 p.m. OtMA at Wildwood Catholic, 4 p.m. Nonleague Burlington Twp. at Camden Catholic, 3:30 Doane Academy at Florence, 3:45 Moorestown Friends at Gateway, 3:45 Highland at Triton, 3:45 Pennsauken at Paulsboro, 3:45 Oakcrest at Winslow 3:45 Buena at Glassboro, 4 p.m. Kingsway at Hammonton, 4 p.m.

Absegami at No. Burlington, 4 p.m. FIELD HOCKEY Colonial Conference Haddon Heights at Audubon, 3:45 Lindenwold at Collingswood, 3:45 Gateway at Overbrook, 3:45 Haddonfield at Woodbury, 3:45 Sterling at Haddon 3:45 Burlington Co. League Delran at Holy Cross, 3:30 Pemberton at Burlington 3:45 New Egypt at Cinnaminson, 3:45 Rancocas Valley at Northern Burlington, 3:45 Riverside at Florence, 3:45 Maple Shade at Medford Tech, 3:45 Tri-County Conference Kingsway at Gloucester, 3:45 Nonleague Highland at Triton, 3:45 Pennsauken at Paulsboro, 3:45 West Deptford at Clearview, 4 p.m. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Olympic Conference Camden at Woodrow Wilson, 3:45 Gloucester Catholic at Camden County tech, 3:45 Cinnaminson at Rancocas Valley, 5 p.m.

Clearview at Kingsway, 4 p.m. Nonleague St. Joseph at Middle 5 p.m. Absegami at Williamstown, 5:15 GIRLS' TENNIS Colonial Conference Haddonfield at West Deptford, 3:45 Audubon at Gateway, 3:45 Collingswood at Overbrook, 3:45 Haddon Heights at Sterling, 3:45 Haddon Twp. at Woodbury, 3:45 Paulsboro at Lindenwold, 3:45 Olympic Conference Winslow Twp.

at Camden, 3:45 Burlington Co. League Holy Cross at Burlington 3:30 Burlington City at Moorestown, 3:45 Cinnaminson at Delran, 3:45 New Egypt at Rancocas Valley, 3:45 Trenton Catholic at Pemberton, 4 p.m. Tri-County Conference Gloucester Catholic at Deptford, 3:45 Kingsway at Clearview, 4 p.m. Cumberland at Highland, 4 p.m. GCIT at Glassboro, 4 p.m.

Wildwood at Pitman, 4:15 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE FOOTBALL Colonial Conference Collingswood at Haddon Heights, 2 p.m. Woodbury at Haddon 2 p.m. Paulsboro at Audubon, 2:30 West Jersey League Northern Burlington at Pemberton, 11 a.m. Willingboro at Burlington Twp, noon Seneca at Shawnee, 2 p.m. Trenton at Rancocas Valley, 2 p.m.

Camden Catholic at Camden, 2 p.m. Pennsauken at Cherry Hill East, 2 p.m. Hopewell Valley at Princeton, 2 p.m. Hightstown at Steinert, 2 p.m. Lawrence at Nottingham, 2 p.m.

West Windsor North at Hamilton West, 2:30 Cherokee at Washington 4 p.m. Lenape at Eastern, 6 p.m. Cape-Atlantic League Holy Spirit at St. Joseph, 2 pm. BOYS' SOCCER Olympic Conference Washington Twp.

at Cherokee, 4 pm. Burlington Co. League Maple Shade at Holy Cross, 2 p.m. Delran at Rancocas Valley, 2:30 Nonleague West Deptford at Eastern, 2 p.m. Haddonfield at Ocean City, 3 p.m.

GIRLS' SOCCER Colonial Conference Haddonfield at West Deptford, 6 p.m. Nonleague Ocean City at Rancocas Valley, 11 a.m. Highland at Cinnaminson, 2 p.m. FIELD HOCKEY Olympic Conference Camden Catholic at Eastern, 2 p.m. Nonleague Rancocas Valley at Ocean City, 3 p.m.

Washington Twp. at Williamstown, 3:30 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Burlington County Open, TBA Nonleague Hunterdon Central at Cherokee, 2:15 CROSS COUNTRY Shore Coaches Invitational at Holmdel State Park, HolmdeL 9 a.m. BOYS' SOCCER Colonial Conference Audubon 4, Paulsboro 1 Bob Tegan 3, Mike Tegan; B. Carpenter. Saves: Kevin LaFleur, A Z.

Warren, 10. Gateway 4, Woodbury 2 Anthony Colofranson 3, Brett Brailer, Clinton Conyer Mariano Rivera, Saves: Matt Spissell 2. Haddon Twp. 6, Lindenwold 1 HT: Collin Andrew 2, Zach Curl 2, John Schwab, Elzo Dunn. Santos Bonilla.

West Deptford 4, Sterling 0 Kyle Redrow 4. Saves: Brockway, WD, Pierce, 3. Burlington County -t Pemberton 3, River Kwesi Annoh, Blair Carrico, goal; Patrick Beeves. New Egypt 7, WillingboiO 0 vs. Syracuse: A turf war Dover International Speedway's broad, high-banked shoulders had never been more humble, courageous and patriotic than they were on Sept.

23, 2001. That was the afternoon when fans entered the gates of Dover's race track knowing little about the array of emotions that awaited them. It was the first gathering of the NASCAR community following the terrorist attacks of 911. NASCAR returned to the spotlight with the MBNA Cal Ripken Jr. 400, a race that honored the career of the Orioles shortstop and regional hero.

It was baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet with the addition of thousands of misty eyes. It all combined to form one huge fitting tribute to the victims of the attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Shanks-ville, and helped the nation as it began its long healing process. Fans were handed small American flags when they entered the gates. During the prerace ceremonies, Lee Greenwood sang "God Bless the USA," and Tanya Tucker performed "God Bless America" and the national anthem. Several race cars featured patriotic red, white and blue paint schemes.

It prompted the spectators to burst into chants while wildly waving their flags. It was quite fitting for a race track that sits just a couple of miles from Dover Air Force base and always seems to have a mammoth C-5 cargo plane flying over it. Ripken waved the green flag and then stood Rutgers By RYAN DUNLEAVY New Jersey Press Media PISCATAWAY Scott Vallone stood in the background on the Rutgers football sideline in November 2006 and watched as the home team rolled to a 31-point victory against the school he had cheered for most of his life. The result made a lasting impression on Vallone he still remembers the 38-7 final score but that was not the deciding factor in his selection of Rutgers over Syracuse during his recruitment. Similarly, the senior defensive lineman does not expect the outcome of Saturday's noon visit to Syracuse to sway too many opinions, even though he understands that high school players across New York and New Jersey likely are facing a difficult choice.

"I'm not sure kids are going to say, 'I want to pick Rutgers because they beat Syracuse on said Vallone, a Long Island native and former Syracuse fan. "But if both teams are winning, they are probably on the same level as far as tradition and appeal." Syracuse's emphasis on recruiting New Jersey has returned under third-year coach Doug Mar-rone, who has built off the progress made late in the tenure of his predecessor (Greg Robinson). The Orange, who made players unavailable to the media this week, boast 10 New Jersey players. "One thing I will say is when they come up here, they're very successful not just on the football field but in the classroom," Marrone said of Syracuse. "We're proud of that.

The kids' here represent that state extremely well, and they have a lot of pride in themselves." The biggest prize in Adam Cayle 2, Travis Ward 2, Pete Zarielk) 2, Hunter Lang. Saves; Ryan Grasso, Xury Mboya, W. 3. Tri-County Conference Kingsway 1, Woodstown 0 OT Tom Schmeigel Saves: Jimmy Amorebella, 5, Jon Robbins 4. GIRLS' SOCCER Colonial Conference Audubon 8, Paulsboro 0 Apryl Panyi 3, Jenna Rizzo 2, Maddie Lord 2, Erica Lord.

Megan Schaffer, Kelsey Col-na, P. 8. Gateway 2, Woodbury 0 Alisha Fox, Casey Pietroforte. Shutout: Janelle Orsino, 7 saves. Haddon Twp 6, Lindenwold 0 Kim Gaskill 2, Patrice Maro, Nicky Cutrera, Taylor Clarke, Kaitlyn Stoltz.

Saves: Chrissy Ambrozy, HT, 1 Sara Getzinger, HT, Kara Crocker, 12. Olympic Conference Paul VI 7, Camden Catholic 0 Brittany Ratcliffe 2, Erica Graziosi, An Reilley, Kelsey Vick, Oksana Johnson, Catherine Fiore. Saves: Stephanie Vema, PVI, Justine Reed, CC9. Burlington Co. League Holy Cross 2, Rancocas Valley 0 Kerri Hinkelmon, Ashley Shackleford.

Saves: Melissa Bishop, HC, Mallory Cicchino, RV, 6. Maple Shade 3, Willingboro 0 Gabrielle Ashman, Samantha Reader, Morgan Doherty. Saves: Katie Booth, MS, 14; Sharde Adams, 28. Tri-County Conference Pennsville 7, Gloucester 0 Chelsea Abhau 2, Brielyn Hackett, Kassidy White, Shaye Lockwood, Casey Kisielewski Chelsea Lovell. Woodstown 5, Cumberland 4 Alexa DiGregorio 2, Kelly O'Kane 2, Tori Smick.

Clayton 4, Penns Grove 0 Allison Reuter 2, Allyson Moore, Demetria Shipe. Saves: Samantha Stukowski, Ta-Naija Sassi-Diaz, PG, 7. Nonleague Doane Academy 5, Girard College 2 DA: Ziena Ngatchou 2, Elena Zangerle 2, Mary Brodowski. GC: Jodi Marshall 2. FIELD HOCKEY Burlington Co.

League Burlington City 2, Palmyra 0 Taylor Hutchison, Vanessa Hilger. Tri-County Conference Salem 3, Woodstown 0 Kenya Woods, Jenna Stuart 2. Pennsville 5, Penns Grove 0 Courtney Colletti 3, Kendall Lynch, Gagan-deep Kaur. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Nonleague Sterling 2, Middle Twp. 0 Game scores: 25-17, 25-18.

Emily Kriebel 3 aces, 2 kills; Courtney Cairns 2 aces, 4 kills; Melanie Kaiser 3 aces Rancocas Valley 2, Absegami 0 Game scores: 25-19, 25-16. RV (7-3): Jasmin Lugo 6 assists, 5 aces; Ashley Morera 2 blocks, 2 kills; Nicole Morera 4 kills, 1 ace; Casey Budd 4 kills, 2 aces. GIRLS' TENNIS Nonleague Woodstown 4, Woodbury 1 Lindsey Kayati. Wt d. Maddie Graziani 6-2, 6-3; Bella Schoning, Wb, d.

Shelby McCul-lough 6-2, 6-3; Jessica Demarest, Wt d. Haily Maule 6-2, 4-6, 6-3; Alex Podosek and Kensie Weatherstone, Wt, d. Katie Snow and Grace Sweeney 6-1, 6-1; Raven Reinmuth and Devon Bruyneli Wt, d. Sophia Mitchell and Christina Byarm 6-1, COLLEGE Men's Soccer Rowan 3, Richard Stockton 0 Zack Zahrend, Andrew Brawner (Lenape), Christian Fountain. Saves: Ryan Gill (West Deptford), Tim Brett (Palmyra), RS, 2.

Records: Rowan 4-3-2, Stockton 6-3-1. Women's Soccer Rowan 2, Richard Stockton 1 Evynn Wright (Eastern), Christie Fink. RS: Kiera Hines (Deptford). Saves: Lyndsie Bernards (Schalick), R. Sara Hinkle (Paul VI), RS, 8.

Records: Rowan 4-3, Richard Stockton 5-4-2. Field Hockey Eastern Rowan 4 OT Brittany Phillips (Delsea) 2, Julie Cairone (Shawnee), Ashley Adams (Timber Creek); Abby Wagner 2, Brittany Moyer 2, Yvonne Herbster. Records: Women's Volleyball Rowan 3, Rutgers-Camden 2 Game scores: 25-19, 22-22, 16-25, 21-25, 15-13. COACHES WANTED Boys' Basketball (head, 2 assistants), Girls' Basketball (head, 2 assistants). Wrestling (head, 2 assistants), Swimming (head, assistant), Winter Track (head, assistant), Cheerleading (head, assistant).

Bowling: Cinnaminson High School. Send to Jim Weber, AD, Cinnaminson High School 1197 Riverton Road, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077-2497; fax: (856) 829-7777 by Sept. 30. Winter Track (assistant), Softball (assistant): West Deptford High School. Send to Tim Cammarota, AD, West Deptford High School, 1600 Old Crown Point Road, West-ville, NJ 08093; fax: (856) 848-1917; email tcammarotawdeptford.k12.nj.

us. SwimmingDiving (assistant). Cheer-leading (assistant): Williamstown High School. Contact athletic director Ron Becker at (856) 262-2409. Winter Track (head, assistant), Swimming (head), Boys' Track (head, assistant), Girls' Lacrosse (head, assistant), Boys' Lacrosse (head, assistant): Woodstown High School.

Contact or send resume to Ms. June Cioffi, Director of Athletics, stown High School, 140 East Ave, Woodstown, NJ 08098 or email Ciom.jwoodstown.org Boys' Basketball (middle school): Moorestown Friends SchooL Send resume to ielle Dayton, Director of Athletics, Moorestown Friends School 110 East Main St, Moorestown, NJ 08057; fax: (856) 914-4492; ddaytonmfriends.org Girls' Basketball (assistant): Paulsboro High SchooL Candidates must have a valid substitute certificate, CPR and first-aid certification and completed the fingerprinting process. Send a letter of interest and resume to Tony Chila, Athletic Director, Paulsboro High SchooL 670 North Delaware St, Paulsboro 08066, or fax to 856-224-9914, or email totchilapaulsboro.k12.nj.us Boys' Basketball (Assistant): Gateway Regional High School. Contact Louis C. Raba, Gateway Regional High School Director of Athletics and Student Activities, 775 Tanyard Road, Woodbury Heights, NJ 08096; call (856) 848-8200 ext.

243; fax: (856) 251-9813; email: lrabagatewayhs.com Boys' Basketball (assistant), boys' and girls swimming (assistant), Softball (assistant): Glassboro High SchooL Candidates must have a valid substitute certification, CPR first Aid certificate and completed the finger printing process. Send letter of interest and resume to Dr. Mark Siherstein, Superintendent, Glassboro Public Schools, 560 Bow Glassboro, NJ 08028. Call: (856)652-2700. CLINICS Basketball: South Jersey Jazz Basketball Club in October, skills and shooting sessions, boys and girls, ages 10-18.

Call (856) 583-0535 or email jpgullaverizon.net REGISTRATIONS Street Hockey: Maple Shade, boys and girls who turn 5 but not 20, before January 1, 2012. Go to http:www.mshockey.org PLAYERS WANTED Girls' Soccer: U-12 SJGSl travel team. Contact Rich at (856) 535-0197 or email: espofamify4comcast.net TCNJVS. KEAN When: 7 today Where: Union Records: TCNJ 3-0; Kean 3-0 Coaches: TCNJ: Eric Hamilton (35th year, 204-135-6); Kean: Dan Garten (6th year, 35-20) Series: TCNJ leads 29-8-2 J. connections: TCNJ: Jay Donogh-ue (Seneca); vlnce Marcucci (Washington Township); Sean Clark (St.

Jo- seph's); Vince Henry (Seneca); Tyler Powell (Cherokee); Jeffrey Chiusano (Cherry Hill West); Kevin Jiras (Florence); Nick tukaszewicz (Eastern); Dan Strasle (Audubon); Mike Barber (Absegami): Ryan Bartel (Eastern); Ryan Baranowsky (Bishop Eustace); Patrick Kimball (Ocean City); Eric Hertzberg (Eastern; William Paterson: Logan McGuigan (Ocean City); Da-vonte Steele (Pemberton); Andre Snead (Atlantic City); Clifton Glaze (Palmyra); Rozelle Glaze (Palmyra); Mike Merkh (Holy Spirit); Cory McLaughlin (Florence); Cole Raring (Mainland); Mick Paye (Rancocas Valley); Anthony Costantino (Paul VI); Kean: Kevin Winstead (Oakcrest); Justin Rivera (Timber Creek); Byron Rozier (Pennsauken). Extra points: The Lions are coming off a 28-14 win last week over Moms-ville State College, a win that Improved their rank in scoring offense (33.7) and scoring defense (13.7 ppg) to No. 1 in the New Jersey Athletic Conference The Lions also lead the conference in total offense (417 rushing offense (260 pass defense efficiency (43.3 percent), red zone defense (50 percent) and have turned the ball over only once this season The Lions backfield of Joe Fako, Nicholas Tyson and Jay Donoghue have combined for 11 rushing touchdowns, which also leads the conference. Dave Eves Syracuse coach Doug Marrone has mined New Jersey for football talent, steve jacobvassociated press RUTGERS AT SYRACUSE Where: Carrier Dome When: Noon Saturday TVRadio: SNYThe Fanatic (97.5-FM) Records: Rutgers 2-1 (0-0, Big East); Syracuse: 3-1 (0-0) the recent turf war landed at Rutgers in 2005. Running back Ray Rice (New Rochelle, N.Y.) had planned to attend Syracuse but switched to Rutgers after the firing of coach Paul Pasqualoni and the hiring of Robinson.

Rice went on to become Rutgers' all-time leading rusher in just three seasons. Robinson inked only one New Jersey native in his first two seasons before adding six and three, respectively, in his next two. "Inside the program, we've always had a fair share of kids from New Jersey," said Marrone, who played for Syracuse in the 1980s. "The tristate area is so important for us. It's really how we survive in recruiting.

There are a lot of good schools that have recruited (New Jersey). Rutgers has done the best job." Redshirt sophomore defensive end Michael Lar-row, who has started the first three games for Rutgers, received his first scholarship offer from Syracuse. "The biggest thing that stuck out to me was the coaching staff," the Union High School product said. "At the time, Robinson was the coach, and I didn't have a strong faith that he was going to keep his job." Larrow said Marrone's staff continued to recruit him, but Syracuse's cold weather and Rutgers' proximity to home played big' roles. The latter factor reminded him of a story told by his roommate, redshirt sophomore fullback and Queens, N.Y., native Robert Joseph.

"He used to make a joke that when he got recruited by Syracuse, they said, 'Why don't you stay close to Larrow said. "And he'd say, 'Rutgers is two hours away from me. Syracuse is six. Close to home is Rutgers, even though it's crossing state "I don't think it's that important, to be honest with you," Rutgers coach Greg Schiano said of the game's off-field impact. "I think recruiting is recruiting." It is not quite as cut-and-dried for players like Vallone, who will have former high school teammates and rivals as well as residents of his hometown on the opposing sideline.

"Obviously, there is going to be some competitive recruiting just because of the places and where these teams like to recruit," he said. "It was more what I found here than what I didn't like about Syracuse." i.