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II 20D COURIER-POST, Sunday, September 26, 2004 VARSITY FOOTBALL Seneca doesn't score a TD but still earns first victory Courier-Post staff jnutnn I I 'LyiM A ass It didn't take long for the new kid on the block to become one of the regular guys. Seneca High School, playing its first year of varsity football, pulled the shocker of the young season Saturday night when it defeated host Triton 2-0 on the strength of a safety in the first quarter. Triton had possession on its own 5-yard line when Seneca's defensive end Kyle Girard broke through and tackled halfback Matt Colucci in the end zone for the safety. The Mustangs made a bid to pull it out in the final minute but an attempt to spike the ball and stop the clock with eight seconds left resulted in a fumble by the quarterback. Seneca recovered and ran out the clock.

Seneca came into the game at 0-2 but had played tough against two teams ranked in the Courier-Post's Large Schools Top 10 Shawnee and Pemberton. The Golden Eagles had everyone back from a junior varsity team that went 9-1 and coach Bill Fisher, who had previously coached at Triton, came into the season with an outlook "to be competitive in every game, although we lack ond on a 25-yard run for the Cougars. The Cougars, who scored all of their points in three quarters, got other touchdowns from Jamarr Johnson on a 27-yard pass from Jeff Hoyer, Andrew Badger on a 5-yard run, and Keith Bartee on a 15-yard sweep. BurlcoOlympic League Florence 32, Borden-town 0: Matt Ordog passed for two touchdowns and ran 12 yards for another six-pointer as Florence, 3-0 and No. 3 in the Small School Top 10, ran over Bordentown in a Freedom Division game.

Washington Twp. 27, Pennsauken 13: Ryan D'lm-perio scored a pair of touchdowns, and Jesse Cooper scored on a 53-yard run and helped set up both D'Imperio TDs as the Minutemen defeated visiting Pennsauken. D'Imperio scored on a 2-yard run in the third quarter and a 1-yard run in the fourth. Cooper set up D'Imperio's first TD by picking up 63 yards on two plays, and set up his second score with an interception, giving Township the ball on the Pennsauken 16. Nonleague Morris Cath.

35, Wild-wood 6: Wildwood's Sean Kelly rushed for 115 yards and Mike Borkowski ran four yards for a touchdown in a losing effort. yards for a TD in the second quarter. Gloucester 41, Penns-ville 14: David Saunders rushed 15 times for 157 yards and four touchdowns, and Matt Garcia and Kevin Burrows each scored once as the Lions rolled over the Eagles. Saunders scored on runs of 1, 24, 1 and 23 yards. Garcia, who rushed eight times for 76 yards, scored from the 1 and Burrows sprinted 29 yards for the Lions' final score late in the first half.

Chris Bettwy's 4-yard pass to Jim Drummond and Mark Karr's 1-yard run accounted for Pennsville's touchdowns. Deptford 31, Overbrook 7: DuJuane Collins scored two touchdowns and the Spartans, 2-0, and No. 6 in the Courier-Post Large School Top 10, built a 31-0 lead en route to winning its second straight game in the Royal Division. Collins scored on runs of 6 and 25 yards. Sheldon Johnson scored on a 1-yard run and Ryan Leafey hit paydirt on a 3-yard run to account for Deptford's other touchdowns.

Mickey Messner added a 28-yard field goal and four extra points. Anthony Thompson scored for Overbrook on a 15-yard run in the fourth quarter. Schalick 57, Clayton 0: Paul Gause carried the ball 13 times for 178 yards and three touchdowns, and Matt Bailey returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown and added a sec- Make Every Mile Count 10 yr 1 OOk ml' warranty varsity experience." It didn't take the team long to make their coach a good prophet. Tri-County Conference Gloucester Cath. 55, Cumberland 8: Merf Trout scored four touchdowns and kicked seven extra points to pace unbeaten Gloucester Catholic in a Royal Division game.

Trout, a senior, returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, then followed with runs of 8 and 23 yards and a 16-yard pass from Brett Conway all coming in the first half when the Rams, 3-0, built a 41-0 lead. Conway, who was 8-for-12 for 92 yards, combined with Chris Plum on an 11-yard touchdown in the first quarter and Vinny Santangelo ran 47 JaJU Lease 2004SedonaEXVan AutoV6DualAC CD Stereo Cruise Full Power Keyless Dual Sliding Rear Doors 16,980 Purchase TlimersvilleS3B oa Models 10 uioose ai ivKiaauiogroup.com rail tnii-fiw Rt.42"IUrnersville Inquakfinl Immt MantmawW miK drain Inr drtaib lliwltorianpewomilice. rH i i 'I 3rd Annual Golf Tournament cBc'Dinner Auction To benefit the Philadelphia Sixers Community Assists program, the Handicapped Children of New Jersey and other deserving community projects. Thursday, September 30, 2004 Scotland Run Golf Club, Williamstown, NJ -7 -v! vr 4yi SX lmiil- T1lrliili.1ii.ii,irii- i in imn.m inmini ir 1. 11 inr.

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