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courierpostonllne.conVvarsity VARSITY FOOTBALL COURIER-POST, Saturday, November 17, 2007 3V oodbury needs big effort to beat Paulsboro Varsi IV South Jersey Scholastic Sports rr" i i f) TODAY'S PLAYOFF GAMES WINSLOW TWP. AT LACEY TWP. Matchup: S.J. Group 3 semifinal Time: 1 p.m. Seedings: Winslow Twp.

(7-2) is No. 3, while Lacey Twp. is No. 2 How they got here: Winslow Township defeated No. 6 Timber Creek 35-15; Lacey Twp.

defeated No. 7 Delsea 23-13 Coaches: Mike McBride (Winslow Lou Vircillo (Lacey Twp.) Key players: Winslow Damon Julian (WR), Brandon Jones (WRDB), Kevin Milton (DL); Lacey Tom Rickmers (RB), Warren Smith (QB), Justin Pandorf (LB) The pick: Winslow Twp. 33-21 Why: The Eagles have the kind of quick-play potential that can put teams away in a hurry. Look for Julian and Jones to play major roles. WOODBURY AT PAULSBORO Matchup: S.J.

Group 1 semifinal Time: 1 p.m. Seedings: Woodbury (7-2) is No. 3, while Paulsboro (7-2) is No. 2 How they got here: Woodbury defeated No. 6 Gloucester 26-21; Paulsboro defeated No.

7 Penns Grove 21-6 Coaches: Zack Valentine (Woodbury); Glenn Howard (Paulsboro) Key players: Woodbury: Shawney Kersey (WR), James Bundy (RB), Donte Harvey (QB); Paulsboro: Stephon Archie (RBDB), Zach Greenwald (LB), Gerald Hodges (QBDB) The pick: Paulsboro 26-13 Why: While the Thundering Herd will have revenge on their mind, Howard won't allow Paulsboro to come in overconfident. Always a battle, the Red Raiders will ride Hodges to a berth in the final. Mike Calzonetti Gloucester Catholic Grade: Senior Position: Quarterback Height: 6-5 Weight: 210 Accomplishments: Calzonetti engineered a game-winning, 91 -yard drive, scoring on a 9-yard run with just 1.3 seconds to play, as the Rams knocked oft eight-time defending state champion St. Joseph of Hammonton in a Non-Public Group 2 state semifinal. He also had a 1-yard TD run and threw a 30-yard touchdown pass in the 24-21 win.

Kevin Minnick enters today's South Jersey Group 3 semifinal at Lacey Township. "I'm very comfortable with the quarterback situation and the way our chemistry has stayed so well," McBride said. After junior Ka'Lial Gland broke his right hand against Moorestown on Oct. 20, McBride has gone with Brandon Crosson at quarterback. The Eagles lost their next game against Eastern but bounced back with last week's 35-15 playoff win over Timber Creek.

With big-time receivers like Damon Julian and Brandon Jones looking to wreak havoc on defensive backs, Crosson has done a solid job as the new starter. "He was one of those wide receivers doing a great job, so Brandon understands the passing game," McBride said. "He throws a nice ball. He doesn't throw the deep ball like Ka'Lial, but he throws the intermediate ball and every once in a while gets one deep to keep the defense honest." Glaud is now seeing action as the starting middle linebacker. He had 10 tackles last week.

McBride knows the Eagles can't afford to make mistakes if they want to advance to the sectional final. "We have to play penalty-free and can't turn over the ball," McBride said. "(Lacey) is a very physical team. We'll have to match their intensity and go from there." Role model Not every team has the oppor- Comments: "He kept his cool at the end and really put us over the hump. He threw the ball real well on the last drive.

We didn't have any timeouts and he took control of the game. He's not known as a runner, but he made it into the end zone," said coach Tony Garczynski. Standings Friday's games not included COLONIAL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Hitting tlie road is nothing new for the Woodbury football team. So putting on the road uniform for today's South Jersey Group 1 semifinal against Paulsboro is no problem for the Thundering Herd. The way coach Zack Valentine sees it, the field is still 100 yards long and each quarter remains 12 minutes.

"We've been playing on the road for 2V2-3 years, so what's it matter?" said Valentine, whose team has played three home games this year after renovations to its stadium took nearly three years to complete. "What it's going to take is a tremendous effort from all our kids. We went there the last time and gave up some big plays. We have to go out and play mistake-free football. Our kids are looking forward to the game and I think it'll be a good one." Look for Donte Harvey to start at quarterback.

The Thundering Herd (7-2) will also need big games from James Bundy and Shawney Kersey to help get the job done. "We have to tackle well, create turnovers and not lay the ball on the ground," Valentine said. "And we have to put ourselves in position to score some points." Paulsboro (7-2), No. 2 in the Courier-Post Small Schools Top 10, won the regular-season matchup 27-7. The Red Raiders were forced to forfeit two victories (Haddon Heights and Gateway) this week for using an ineligible player.

The Red Raiders are led by junior quarterback Gerald Hodges, along with the likes of Ste-phon Archie, Darren Carter, Marcus Gaines, Ra'Chard Braxton and Zach Greenwald. Eagles feeling good Winslow Township coach Mike McBride may be nervous, but likes where his team is as it Statistics Scoring Leaders Friday's games not Included about him. The difference is, he teaches kids the little things. He's not all about offensive plays or defensive plays. He's about trying to teach kids to practice the right tunity to learn from someone who's reached the pinnacle of football success.

But at Camden Catholic, the Irish have just that in Fred Baxter. An 11-year NFL veteran with the New York Jets, Chicago Bears and New England Patriots, Baxter's involvement began late last season when he attended a few practices. This season, he's been coaching special teams and tight ends. "He's a role model for many of the kids. He helps in a lot of different ways," head coach Rick Brown said.

"He's unbelievable. He's played in the Super Bowl (Super Bowl XXXIII with the Jets). He walks around and has a presence League Overall Pt West Depttord 5 0 0 10 8 1 0 Haddon Heights 3 1 0 6 5 4 0 Haddonlield 2 2 0 4 4 5 0 Haddon Twp 2 3 0 4 4 5 0 Colllngswood 1 3 0 2 2 7 0 Sterling 0 4 0 0 3 6 0 '-clinched title COLONIAL CONFERENCE Patriot Division League Overall Pt "Paulsboro 3 1 0 6 7 2 0 Woodbury 2 1 0 4 7 2 0 Lindenwold 2 2 0 4 6 4 0 Gateway 1 2 0 0 2 7 0 Audubon 1 3 0 2 5 4 0 -clinched title tie BURLCOOLYMPIC LEAGUE American Division League Overall Pt Eastern 5 0 0 10 9 0 0 Washington Twp 5 0 0 10 7 2 0 Lenape 4 2 0 8 5 4 0 Cherokee 3 3 0 6 6 3 0 Pennsauken 1 5 0 2 4 5 0 Cherry Hill East 1 5 0 2 2 7 0 Rancocas Valley 1 5 0 2 1 8 0 BURLCOOLYMPIC LEAGUE Liberty Division League Overall Pt Moorestown 6 0 0 12 9 0 0 Winslow Twp 4 1 0 8 7 2 0 Shawnee 4 2 0 8 6 3 0 Timber Creek 2 3 0 4 5 4 0 Cherry Hill West 2 4 0 4 3 6 0 Triton 1 4 0 2 4 5 0 Willmgboro 0 5 0 0 0 9 0 -clinched title Eller. Moorestown 20 32 372 8 Kelly, Williamslown 13 19 351 7 Hackney, West Depttord 12 24 340 8 Atkins. Palmyra 12 22 335 6 Caruso.

West 30 69 334 0 Burks. Millville 17 43 331 4 Garrison, Cumberland 19 37 313 3 Eisenhart, Clearview 16 28 306 5 Rowley, New Egypt 13 16 292 7 Hodges, Paulsboro 24 41 283 1 White, Buena 15 32 282 4 Llmpert, Seneca 16 30 277 4 6UHLC00LYMPIC LEAGUE Patriot Division Receiving Leaders League Overall Pt Paul VI 5 0 0 10 9 0 0 Seneca 3 2 0 6 4 5 0 Northern Burlington 3 2 0 6 5 4 0 Pemberton 3 2 0 6 6 3 0 Camden 0 4 0 0 1 8 0 Woodrow Wilson 0 4 0 0 1 8 0 TD2PT Pig William Washington Holy Spirit 32 1 0 194 Jonathan Grimes. Paul VI 31 3 0 192 Aaron Hayward, Penns Grove 18 8 0 124 Chris LaPierre, Shawnee 19 0 5 119 e-Nick Morulla, Tnton 15 0 23 113 Nick Hall, Holy Spirit 17 0 0 102 Quenlin Lottin, Florence 16 1 0 98 Keith Corcoran, St. Joseph 16 0 0 96 Dominique Williams, Bridgeton 15 1 0 92 Andrew Pierce, Cumberland 15 0 0 90 Greg Wanamaker. Lindenwold 14 1 0 86 Tom Doulong, Lenape 14 0 0 84 Kentrai Molock, Bridgeton 14 0 0 84 Mikey Reynokls, Moorestown 14 0 0 84 t-Langston Lacroix, New Egypt 10 0 22 B2 Dan Cash, Holy Cross 13 1 0 80 Skyler Robinson, Wash.

Twp. 13 0 0 78 Rick Tunstall. Glassboro 10 0 14 74 Bryan Burnham, Moorestown 12 0 0 72 Ron Moody, Mainland 12 0 0 72 Brent Caprro. Mainland 11 0 0 66 Gerald Hodges, Paulsboro 11 0 0 66 Btyon King. Kingsway 10 3 0 66 Logan Ryan, Eastern 11 0 0 66 AJ Valentine, Cherokee 11 0 0 66 Alex Watson, Haddonlield 11 0 0 66 Sean Carroll, Seneca 9 2 0 64 Thomas Patterson, Salem 10 2 0 64 b-Jon Lefterts.

Moorestown 1 0 57 63 Julian Laing, Timber Creek 10 1 0 62 BURLCOOLVMPIC LEAGUE National Division League Overall Pt "Holy Cross 5 0 0 10 8 1 0 Camden Catholic 4 1 0 8 7 2 0 Burlington Twp. 2 3 0 4 5 4 0 Delran 1 3 0 2 5 4 0 Cinnaminson 1 3 0 2 4 5 0 Bishop Eustace 1 4 0 0 4 5 0 '-clinched title BURLCOOLYMPIC LEAGUE Dominique Williams, Bridgeton 191 1304 6 8 Greg Wanamaker, Lindenwold 170 1290 7.6 Chris LaPierre, Shawnee 163 1282 7 8 Andrew Pierce, Cumberland 139 1252 9.0 Aaron Hayward, Penns Grove 156 1132 7 2 Alex Watson, Haddonlield 188 1103 5.9 Pat Schuhl, Gloucester Cath. 218 1092 50 Nick Hall, Holy Spirit 125 1067 8 5 Nick Merulla, Triton 163 1035 6.3 Keith Corcoran. St. Joseph 156 944 6 0 Julian Laing, Timber Creek 128 930 7,3 Tom Doulong, Lenape 204 908 4 4 Dan Dash, Holy Cross 131 905 6 9 Chris Helm, Hammonton 138 883 6 4 Skyler Robinson, Wash, Twp.

98 874 8.9 Sean Carroll, Seneca 162 871 5 4 Bryant White. Eastern 165 865 5.2 Brennan Ball, Bishop Eustace 193 841 4 3 Nate Owens, West 113 829 7 3 Ron Moody, Mainland 117 825 7 0 Kentrai Molock, Bridgeton 83 805 9 7 Josh Johnson, Haddon Heights 101 767 7 6 Josh Baez, Hammonton 119 725 6.1 Mikey Reynolds. Moorestown 75 716 9 5 Kadeem Hall. Wesl Depllord 78 646 8 3 Trent Morris, Lenape 107 640 6 0 Tim Meise. Seneca 121 604 5 0 Bryon King, Kingsway 77 599 7 8 Thomas Patterson.

Salem 51 587 11,5 Quentin Lottin, Florence 85 556 6 2 Mike SchaUman, Wash. Twp. 95 551 5 8 AJ Valentine. Cherokee 98 553 5 6 Austin Medley. Delsea 67 542 8 1 Marithe Harris, Maple Shade 90 515 5 7 Jamir King, Camden Catholic 40 514 12 8 Mike Cisrow.

Bridgeton 27 489 18 1 Brooker Gerald. Shawnee 80 488 6 1 Logan Ryan, Eastern 93 478 5 1 A Richardson, Coilmgswood 74 472 6 4 Kyle Cullen, Schalick 56 457 8 2 Vince Simone. Coilmgswood 92 454 4 9 Dom DePasquale. Gateway 72 436 6 0 Adam Dick. Gloucester 79 434 5 5 James Bundy.

Woodbury 63 426 8 0 Derrick Boyd, Middle Twp. 80 424 5 3 Chns Baxter. Glassboro 45 420 9 3 Ashia Jahad. Williamslown 55 416 7 6 Salaam, Absegami 62 395 6 4 Ron Gordon, Williamstown 54 393 7 3 Mookie Holland, Millville 60 391 6 5 Jerel Santiago, Egg Harbor 65 387 5 9 Gerald Swain, Burlington Twp. 51 386 7 6 Gerald Hodges.

Paulsboro 26 371 14 3 Zach Hans. Pennsville 53 370 7 0 Ralph Carr Glassboro 49 363 7 4 Marcus Gaines, Paulsboro 61 362 5 9 DiuKanovic. Ocean City 44 357 8.1 Robert Bruce. Delran 49 357 7 3 Korey Alston. Camden Catholic 58 357 6 1 Dom Caruso.

H. West 68 355 5 2 Slephen Davis, Glassboro 40 349 8 7 Corey James. Glassboro 34 347 10 2 Kenny Brock. Burl. Twp.

75 345 4 6 Stephon Archie, Paulsboro 50 343 6 9 Blake Campbell, No Burlington 43 338 7 9 Justin Betterson. Clearview 39 336 8 6 Branson. Camden Cath. 44 330 7 5 Duslin Thomas, St Augustine 41 329 8 0 Casmir Okoro, Delsea 47 329 7.0 Robert Rothmaller. Depllord 55 323 5 9 Todd Busier Atlantic City 65 321 4.9 Brent Caprio, Mainland 106 320 3 0 Langston Lacroix, New Egypt 47 317 6 7 Don Strain.

Riverside 53 314 5 9 Marcus Hampton, Williamslown 41 313 7 6 Ken Tamasitis, West Deptford 30 307 10 2 Canton Koonce, Ran, Valley 50 306 6 1 Kurt DeWoody. Delsea 28 301 10.7 Trent Waddle. Seneca 52 300 5 6 Malik Jones. Cumberland 69 298 5 0 Loronday Gaines, Glassboro 12 297 24.7 Sean McPherson, Delsea 59 292 6 3 Joe Teqan. Haddon Twp, 47 291 6 2 Colin Wetmore, Audubon 62 286 4,8 Anthony Denny.

Sterling 39 284 7.3 Marc Lucarlnl. Camden Cath. 39 283 7.2 MikeMaloney, CH. West 68 282 4.1 No. Yds Avg Jerry Waters, Camden Catholic 37 582 15.2 Jake Yates, Gloucester Cath.

35 512 14.6 Anthony Barone, Hammonton 32 438 13.7 Tyron Harris. Lindenwold 30 521 17.4 Matt Bosniak. Wash Twp. 29 534 18.4 Carl Harris, Atlantic City 29 334 11 5 Roderick Tunstall, Glassboro 27 525 19 4 Bill Hodgdon, Middle Twp 25 540 21 6 Damon Julian. Winslow Twp.

24 584 24 3 Jack Crawlord. St Augustine 23 484 21.0 George Spingler, Glou Calh. 23 349 15 2 Bryan Burnham. Moorestown 22 397 18 0 Mark Singer, Holy Cross 22 331 15 0 Steve Kraemer. Audubon 21 414 19 7 Bill Reid.

Atlantic City 20 348 17 4 Brandon Jones. Winslow Twp 20 331 16 5 Norman White, St Joseph 17 436 25 6 Ryan McFadden, Delran 17 360 21 2 Eric Loper, Timber Creek 16 308 19 2 Tom Dixon, Bishop Eustace 16 304 19 0 Kuron Pralt Palmyra 15 464 30 9 Andre Lawhorne, Lenape 15 312 20 8 Josh Thompson, St Augustine 15 301 20 1 Antione Ford. Pemberton 15 296 19 7 Alex Walson, Haddonlield 15 241 16 1 Cameran Clark, Vineland 15 235 15 7 Dan Kent. Shawnee 14 262 18 7 Charles Wynn, Absegami 14 220 15 7 Nate Owens, West 14 166 118 Timmy Breaker, Glassboro 14 117 84 Sean Neary. Holy Cross 13 319 24 5 Charles Walkins, Camden 13 228 17 5 Steve Rolella, Gloucester Cath.

13 251 19 3 Manahan. Harbor Twp. 13 158 12 1 Eliiah "hiiiips. Holy Cross 13 152 117 Geotliey Mock, Timber Creek 13 110 8 5 Gary Wilson, Oakcrest 12 313 26 1 Kenny Miles. Buena 12 299 24 9 Dauen Surrancy, Penns Grove 12 288 24 0 Troy Brennan, Mainland 12 247 20 6 Chris Szymczak, Maple Shade 12 214 178 C.

Poindexter-Plenty. Eastern 12 202 16 8 Anlhony Lemming, Lindenwold 1 1 244 22 2 Brian Collins. Gloucester 11 219 199 Slephen Conn. Haddonlield 12 200 16 7 Craig Dennis. Atlantic City 11 144 131 Daryus Ouailes, Paulsboro 11 142 129 Jim McHugh.

Delran 11 134 122 Mike Spatalore, Vineland 11 88 8 0 Korey Alston, Camden Catholic 11 79 7 2 Damon Julian. Winsiow Twp. 8 1 11 61 Justin Betterson. Clearview 10 0 0 60 Chris Helm. Hammonton 10 0 0 60 Kuron Pratt, Palmyra 10 0 0 60 Jerel Santiago.

Harbor Twp. 10 0 0 60 Kenny Brock. Burlington Twp. 9 2 0 58 James Bundy. Woodbury 9 1 2 58 Mike DeFalco, Schaiek 9 1 2 58 Ron Gordon.

Williamslown 9 2 0 58 Tyron Harris. Lindonwold 9 2 0 58 League Overall Pt Florence 6 0 0 12 7 2 0 New Egypt 5 1 0 10 5 4 0 Palmyra 4 2 0 8 6 3 0 Maple Shade 4 3 0 8 5 5 0 Bordentown 3 3 0 6 3 6 0 Burlington City 2 4 0 4 2 7 0 Riverside 1 5 0 2 1 8 0 Trenton Catholic 0 7 0 0 0 9 0 -clinched title Group Records Friday's games not Included SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 4 PF PA Toms River North 9 0 0 247 85 Eastern 9 0 0 228 115 Mainland 8 1 0 278 89 Washington Twp 7 2 0 241 224 Toms River East 7 2 0 321 87 Williamstown 7 2 0 224 121 Southern Regional 7 2 0 186 88 Cherokee 6 3 0 201 127 Egg Harbor Twp 5 4 0 196 169 Atlantic City 5 4 0 165 153 Lenape 5 4 0 192 174 Absegami 4 5 0 162 150 Pennsauken 4 5 0 114 119 Vineland 3 6 0 143 205 Cherry Hill Wesl 3 6 0 110 188 Oakcrest 2 7 0 141 241 Cherry Hill East 2 7 0 111 208 Rancocas Valley 1 8 0 100 231 Millville 2 7 0 99 236 SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 3 x-Mootestown 9 0 0 337 68 Hammonton 8 1 0 242 71 Winslow Twp 7 2 0 274 150 Lacey Twp 7 2 0 230 121 Cumberland 6 3 0 186 165 x-Pemberton 6 3 0 172 141 Clearview 6 3 0 185 84 Shawnee 6 3 0 207 127 Delsea 5 4 0 225 169 Timber Creek 5 4 0 178 180 x-Northern Burlington 5 4 0 183 163 Seneca 4 5 0 127 145 Tnton 4 5 0 185 157 Kingsway 3 6 0 160 241 Highland 3 6 0 12B 181 Ocean City 2 7 0 94 215 Pinelands 1 8 0 103 281 Camden 1 8 0 99 234 Toms Hlver South 1 8 0 62 223 Woodrow Wilson 1 8 0 57 201 Lower Cape May 0 9 0 77 400 Central Regional 0 9 0 74 218 x-Central Jersey grouping SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 2 Pt Pleasant Bora 8 1 0 252 99 West Depllord 8 1 0 250 101 Bridgeton 7 3 0 321 189 Delran. 5 4 0 170 197 Manasquan 5 4 0 163 133 Barnegal 5 4 0 213 158 Burlinglon Twp 5 4 0 192 160 Cinnaminson 4 5 0 143 162 Buena. 4 5 0 162 237 Haddonlield 4 5 0 167 146 Sterling 3 6 0 140 162 Manchester Twp 3 6 0 123 189 Middle Twp 2 7 0 157 262 Colllngswood 2 7 0 137 244 Depllord 2 7 0 127 141 Jackson Liberty 2 8 0 104 326 Pleasantville 1 8 0 131 243 Overbrook 8 0 35 256 Willmgboro 0 9 0 85 272 SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 1 Paulsboro 9 0 0 275 62 Glassboro 9 0 0 366 48 7 2 0 254 89 Woodbury 7 2 0 206 109 Schalick 7 2 0 212 101 Penns Grove 6 3 0 214 112 Gloucester 6 3 0 187 136 Palmyra 6 3 0 162 90 Lindenwold 6 4 0 244 149 Audubon 5 4 0 176 224 Pennsville 5 4 0 223 117 x-New Egypt 5 4 0 173 205 Haddon Heights 4 5 0 125 151 Haddon Twp 4 5 0 99 151 Maple Shade 4 5 0 127 212 x-Boidentown 3 6 0 55 195 Woodstown 3 6 -0 128 161 Salem 2 7 0 127 248 x-Burlington City 2 7 0 70 266 Clayton 1 8 0 42 369 x-Riverside 1 8 0 111 217 Pitman 1 8 0 66 379 Gateway 1 8 0 103 260 Wildwood 0 8 0 28 295 x-Central Jersey grouping NON-PUBLIC GROUP 4 Paul VI 9 0 0 322 80 Camden Calholic 7 2 0 271 115 St Augustine 7 2 0 235 153 Notre Dame 7 3 0 224 180 Red Bank Catholic 6 3 0 266 95 NON-PUBLIC GROUP 3 Holy Spirit 9 0 0 432 69 Bishop Ahr 5 4 0 231 163 St John Vianney 4 5 0 218 178 Monsignor Donovan 3 6 0 158 207 NON-PUBLIC GROUP 2 Holy Cross 8 1 0 304 81 Gloucester Catholic 7 2 0 173 101 SI Joseph 7 2 0 246 126 Bishop Eustace 4 5 0 124 163 Cardinal McCamck 2 7 0 115 172 NON-PUBLIC GROUP 1 Trenlon Catholic 0 8 0 0 8 Malor Dei 0 9 0 15 357 Races still on Coming into the weekend, the race for South Jersey's scoring, touchdown and rushing titles was tighter than fourth-and-inch-es. And it's down to just two players.

William Washington of Holy Spirit leads in scoring (194 points) and touchdowns (32), and is second in yards Jonathan Grimes of Paul VI is second in points (192) and touchdowns (31), and first in yards Both played in State Non-Public semifinals on Friday and have Thanksgiving Day regular-season finales remaining at the least. Honors Sterling will honor players from its 1970s "glory teams" during halftime of Wednesday's Colo nial Conference game against Colllngswood. There will be a pre-game dinner, former players will be shown around the school and way." The Irish (7-2), No. 6 in the Small Schools Top 10, closes its season on Thanksgiving Day against rival Paul VI. All alone Last year's All-South Jersey quarterback, Tommy Reilly of Holy Cross has delivered another solid season.

In last week's State Non-Public Group 2 semifinal against Morris Catholic, the senior threw five touchdown passes to become South Jersey's all-time leader with 64. David Goree of Woodrow Wilson set the old mark of 63 in 1995. Reilly threw all five in the first quarter and finished 13-of-17 for 228 yards. On the year, he's completed 118-of-184 passes for 1,690 yards. With two games left, Reilly has completed 362-of-612 career passes for 5,232 yards sixth on the all-time South Jersey list for yardage.

More records By the time he's finished, William Washington will own a host of records. Already the Cape-Atlantic League's single-season rushing leader, the Holy Spirit senior set the CAL single-season records for touchdowns and points during last week's State Non-Public Group 3 playoff game against Bishop Ahr. Washington set both marks with the third of his four TDs. He entered Friday's playoff game against St. Joseph-Montvale with 32 touchdowns and 194 points.

Kevin Sinclair of Ocean City scored 30 touchdowns in 1995 and '96, while Hammonton's Ron Dorsey also scored 30 in 1996. Both had 182 points in 1996. Washington set the CAL's single-season rushing record last year with 1,863 yards. He entered Friday with 1,607 yards on 148 carries and could play as many as two more games with a win. Title up for grabs The regular-season finale be- tween Washington Township and Eastern always seems to have some sort of title implications.

This year is no different. The BurlcoOlympic League American Division will be on the line when they meet on Friday at Washington Township. There will be no sharing of the crown this season winner takes all. Both teams come in undefeated in division play at 5-0. Control of destiny It's up to Williamstown if its wants to be the outright Tri-County Conference Royal Division champion or part of a four-way tie.

The Braves can win the title outright with a victory over Delsea on Thanksgiving. But a loss and the crown gets split between Williamstown, Delsea, Gloucester Catholic and Cumberland. More title talk Mainland, No. 2 in the Courier-Post Large Schools Top 10, can win the Cape-Atlantic League American Division outright with a win over Egg Harbor Township on Thanksgiving. A loss and the Mustangs split the title with Hammonton.

Florence needs to defeat Riverside to take the BurlcoOlympic League Freedom Division outright. A loss, combined with a New Egypt win over Borden-town, would force a tie for the crown between the Hashes and New Egypt. THI-COUNTY CONFERENCE Adam Dick, Gloucester 9 1 0 56 Ashad Jahad. Williamstown 9 1 0 56 Blake Campbell, Burlington 9 0 0 54 Stephen Davis. Glassboro 9 0 0 54 Zach Hans, Pennsville 9 0 0 54 Bill Hodgdon Middle Twp.

9 0 0 54 Johnson, Winslow Twp. 9 0 0 54 Austin Medley. Delsea 9 0 0 54 Mark Singer, Holy Cross 9 0 0 54 Marc Lucanni, Camden Cath. 4 0 29 53 Roval Division League Overall Pt Williamstown 6 1 0 12 7 2 0 Cumberland 6 2 0 12 6 3 0 Glou. Catholic 6 2 0 12 7 2 0 Delsea 5 2 0 10 5 4 0 Clearview 4 3 0 8 6 3 0 Kingsway 3 4 0 6 3 6 0 Highland 2 5 0 4 3 6 0 Depttord 1 7 0 2 2 7 0 Overbrook 0 7 0 0 1 8 0 '-clinched title tie TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE Anlhony Brown, Highland Crosson, Winslow Twp Shawnny Kersey, Woodbury Lynell Payne.

Cherokee Holden, Pnnns Grove Frank Albert, St Augustine Sheldon While, Buena Blan Ringgold. Eastern Aaron Hayward, Penns Grove 10 212 21 2 10 196 196 10 176 17 6 10 166 16 6 10 161 161 10 147 14 7 10 125 12 5 10 122 12 2 10 115 115 9 222 24 7 Leavandar James, Atlantic City 9 210 23 3 Patrick Moeres, Lenape 9 195 21.7 Aaion Jacobs, Cumberland 9 175 19 4 Kyle Davis, Mainland 9 174 19 3 Adam Fratar, Eastern 9 161 17 9 Dalrell Williams, Millville 9 153 17 0 Ron Moody, Mainland 9 149 16 5 Demetrius Rooks, Absegami 9 143 15 9 Branson, Camden Catholic 9 137 15 2 Jim Goodtoe, St Augustine 9 115 128 League Overall Pt Glassboro 8 0 0 16 9 0 0 Schalick 6 2 0 12 7 2 0 Gloucester 6 2 0 12 6 3 0 Penns Grove 5 2 0 10 6 3 0 Pennsville 4 3 0 8 5 4 0 Woodstown 2 5 0 4 3 6 0 Salem 2 5 0 4 2 7 0 Clayton 0 7 0 0 1 8 0 Pitman 0 7 0 0 1 6 0 '-clinchnd title CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE American Division League Overall Pt Mainland 7 0 0 14 8 1 0 Hammonton 7 1 0 14 8 10 Atlantic City 5 3 0 10 5 4 0 Egg Harbor Twp 4 3 0 8 5 4 0 Absegami 3 4 0 6 4 5 0 Vineland 2 5 0 4 3 6 0 Oakcrest 2 5 0 4 2 7 0 Ocean City 2 6 0 4 2 7 0 Millville 1 6 0 2 2 7 0 -clinchnd title tie CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE National Division League Overall Pt Holy Spirit 7 0 0 14 9 0 0 St Joseph 6 1 0 12 7 2 0 SI Augustine 4 2 0 8 7 2 0 Bridgeton 4 3 0 8 7 3 0 Buena 3 3 0 6 4 5 0 Middle Twp 1 5 0 2 2 7 0 Pleasantville 1 6 0 2 1 6 0 Lower Cape May 0 6 0 0 0 9 0 'clinched title Passing Leaders 27 51 Don Strain. Riverside Norman White. SI Joseph Josh Baez. Hammonton Matt Bosniak, Wash.

Twp. Mike Cisrow, Bridgeton Jack Crawford, St Augustine Matt Emerson, Moorestown Manthe Hams, Maple Shade Josh Johnson, Haddon Heights 0 50 Darnell Laws, St Auguslme Brian uwens. wooosiown Ralph Carr, Glassboro Shawney Kersey. Woodbury Marcus Hampton. Williamslown Brandon Jones, Winslow Twp.

Josh Kerr. Wesl Depllord Steve Kraemer, Audubon Kannv Miles. Buena Trent Morris. Lenape 0 44 Robert Rothmaller. Depllord 7 1 c-Jolt DuVilla.

Hammonton 0 0 l-Joe Owens, Paul VI 2 0 Slephon Archie, Paulsboro 7 0 Brennan Bialt, Bishop Eustace 7 0 Jahseer Branson, Cam, Cath. 7 0 Anlhony Denny, Sterling 7 0 Dom DePasquale, Galoway 7 0 East-Brown, No Burlington 7 0 I eavander Jones, Atlantic City 7 0 0 44 32 43 Tyrone McRae, Willmgboro Nate uwens, u.n nesi Vince Simone, Colllngswood Joe Teqan, Haddon Twp. A J. Thomas. Moorestown Jerry Waters.

Camden Catholic Tevyn Waters, Vineland Kyle Cullen, Schalick Antoine Ford, Pemberton ajtyanjjjiint, Cumberland 40 40 Jae DeSlnelds, Bridgeton 1 0 Joe Farrell, Holy Spirit 0 0 e-Dan Maltese. Wash. Twp. 0 0 e-Nolan Quinn, Middle Twp. 2 0 l-Mark Slotorofl, Mainland 0 0 Charles Cooper, Middle Twp.

6 0 Kurt DeWoody. Delsea 6 0 Kadeem Hall. West Depttord 8 0 Kyle Hess. Cmnamlnson 8 0 Carlton Koonce, Ran Valley 6 0 32 38 37 37 37 37 25 37 37 37 0 36 nuan Mr-Fadden. Delran Marcus Rawls.

Florence Pal Schuhl, Glou Calhol Colin Wetmore, Audubon Bryant While, Eastern Jakes Yates, Glou Catholic l-Eric Halbruner, Cape May d-Preslon Keller, Eastern b-Q Mercogiiano, Haddonlield i-eight nek) qoals b-six Held goals c-tive tiekt goals d-four liekt goals e-two Held goals l-one Held goal 11 35 35 35 Rushing Leaders No. Ydt Avg Jonathan Grimes, Paul VI William Washington. Holy Spirit 199 1689 8 5 148 1607 10 8 Ian Alexandar, Vineland 9 114 12 7 Darius Melton. Buena 9 103 114 Ahmed Kah. Burlington Twp.

9 110 12 2 Malt Roldan. Audubon 9 89 9 9 Charles Cooper, Middle Twp. 8 294 36.7 Clill Glaze. Palmyra 8 157 19 6 Chris Harris, Ocean City 8 136 17 0 Will Campbell, Paul VI 8 136 17 0 Matt Kalns. Schalick 8 129 16 1 Duslin Woithman, Seneca 8 94 1 1 7 Ryan Alcolt.

Gloucester Cath. 8 77 9 6 Donalae KcKinnnn, Buena 8 66 8 2 Zack Johnson, Paul VI 7 210 30 0 Sean Carroll, Seneca 7 178 25 4 Marshall, Camden 7 168 24 0 Robert Filer, Gloucester 7 160 21 4 Josh Rota, Camden Calholic 7 137 22 8 Tim Whitaker, Glassboro 7 127 18 1 Eric Bettis. Egg Harbor Twp. 7 118 168 Rick Maerten. Holy Cross 7 118 168 Steidlei.

Camden Calholic 7 91 13 0 Gary Grimes. Paulsboro 7 90 12 9 Terrence Birmingham, Lenape 7 83 11 8 William Washington. Holy Spirit 7 77 1 1 0 Will Murray, Delran 7 65 9 3 Brian Owens, Woodstown 6 190 31 7 Delaney McKmnon, Lindenwold 8 105 17 5 Andrew Pierce. Cumberland 6 96 16 0 Brian Schaler. Maple Shade 8 81 13 5 Tom Doulong.

Lenape 6 81 135 Dorian Evans, Timber Creek 6 69 1 1 5 Tony Loalman. Vineland 6 64 10 7 Casper. Camden Catholic 8 58 9 7 Tyrell Jones, Atlantic City 6 56 9 3 Nick Hall Holy Spirit 8 36 6 0 Scott Miller, Fgg Harbor Twp 8 34 5 7 Derek Gould Pemberton 6 113 1B8 MatlVann.CH West 6 103 17 2 Caiuste Egg Harbor Twp 8 76 12 7 Brntl Burdsall, Pennsville 8 67 11.2 Mike lannella. West 6 62 10 3 Knoblauch, Bishop Eustace 8 60 10 0 Keith Corcoran, SI Joseph 8 53 8 8 Com Att Yds TO Rellly. Holy Crass 118 184 1690 24 Rizzo.

Audubon 125 189 1682 16 Busier. Atlantic City 112 172 1521 13 Thomas, St Augustine 84 160 1451 17 Budd. Lindenwold 73 148 1197 12 Lucanni, Camden Catholic 83 143 1187 15 Calzonetti, Glou Cath. 79 156 1172 13 Glaud, Winslow Twp. 44 B9 1084 10 Quinn.

Middle Twp. 48 80 1012 16 Breaker, Glassboro 66 118 946 15 Clancy, Lenape 55 117 918 8 McNaughlon, Pemberton 74 117 881 13 Caprio, Mainland 65 120 874 11 Collucci. Triton 64 116 861 10 Larson, Delran 49 81 763 10 Ryan, Eastern 56 92 737 4 Teschner, Highland 31 62 723 10 Nelson, Vlneiand 63 101 718 7 Graziano. Wash. Twp.

45 81 716 10 Carolla, Buena 56 105 667 8 Coppage. Penns Grove 39 70 663 9 Goad, Gloucester 38 71 658 6 James. Oakcrest 39 68 654 6 Kirchon, St Joseph 35 66 625 9 Bhaya Haddonlield 45 86 621 4 Vettetly. Timber Creek 50 84 620 6 Little, Egg Harbor Twp. 44 84 590 8 Holland.

Holy Spirit 33 62 559 6 Hutton, Paul VI 21 33 551 7 Storey, Hammonton 40 76 526 4 Smith. Shawnee 37 77 513 3 Almasy. Sterling 29 51 498 7 Gallo. Cinnaminson 35 60 491 3 Robinson, Camden 23 67 481 2 Branigan. Bishop Eustace 21 67 466 3 Coulter, Absegami 30 58 436 6 Szymczak, Maple Shade 33 71 411 2 Karr, Pennsville 25 52 3n9 7 Brock, Burlinglon Twp 32 51 395 6 INUt.I'LNULNTS 0 then they will be honored at half-time.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. All former players are urged to attend. Contact Sterling principal Dennis Ves)e for more information. Reach Kevin Minnick at (856) 486-2424 or krninnickcourierposlonline.com.