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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTDALL DECEMBER 8. 1991 Wayne Valley prevails in defensive stru By Ron Fox Record Staff Writer WAYNE They play a terrific brand of football in Wayne. The burden of proof was delivered Saturday when the township' two public schools met for the State Group 3, Section 1 championship, and neither team was soundly thrashed. Wayne Valley prevailed on a second-quarter touchdown, while the only score by Wayne Hills, a 63-yard pass play with 6:20 left, was erased by a motion penalty. The 7-0 victory gave Valley its third championship in four years.

The first-ever meeting between the two schools was witnessed by more than 10,000 fans. It was a game of heart and courage. Rugged fullback-linebacker Kyle Hughes of Wayne Hills injured his left hand while making a block in the first quarter, yet ha remained in the game. His opposite number, Aaron Hall, Injured his right thumb while scoring the game's only touchdown, 1:47 into the second Quarter, yet he continued to play both ways. Valley quarterback Bill Formosa missed only eight plays with a right ankle sprain suffered early in the third quarter.

Despite the intense rivalry and the huge stakes, the game was clean. "The kids were wonderful on both sides, no cheap hits," said em. Yet that was all the Hills' defense, led by Hughes and Todd Agresta, would allow. A J. Vaccar-(no's interception at his 11 stopped the other Valley drive as the Patriot prevented any long scoring plays.

"We always had poor field position and they squeezed one out," said Hills coach Chris Olsen. "Our defense did an outstanding job today, and it was a pleasure to play against their team." OlBen wasn't as reticent when his team's touchdown was nullified. It was a stunner as quarterback Brian Sek averted a heavy rush and threw down the middle to Ryan Edge for the apparent score. The flag was thrown well in ad vance of the pass, when a flanker was not set at the snap. "The kid jumped way ahead of it." said Wayne Valley coach Dave McMahon.

"I don't know how it affected our kids, because you tend to let up when a flag is thrown. I think we could have scored again if we had to. I know we could have the left side for 22 yards. Yet that drive ended on a fourth-and-7 try from the Valley 28, the Patriots' deepest penetration. Tackle Dane Chicketano batted down the pass.

Group 3 Wayna Valley 7, Wayne mile 0 (H) Wayne Hills I l-l GROUP 3 referee Edgar Cartotto. Hard hiu were abundant as the Wayne Hills defense limited Valley to 144 yards while Valley's defense gave up 150 yards. The score came on a six -play, 37-yard drive following a punt. Justin Riemer caught a 19-yard pass, and Marc Fauerbach swept the right side for 10 yards to the 8. Hall carried the next three times, 5oing behind right tackle Eric ohnson for the final yard.

Riemer kicked the extra point. "We've been running a strong line all season," Johnson said. "We have great backs and we took it to (in) wsvno vattoy 11(1-7 Olsen brought further excitement to the game by gambling several times on fourth down. In the second quarter, needing a yard from his 45, Sek got off a pitch just as he was hit by Greg Flinn. But Paul Ricciardi and Bill Formosa stopped the play for a loss of 4.

With 9:44 left, and a fourth-and-one at his 47, Sek faked inside to Torn Keeting and took it around Aaron Hal 1 run (Justin Riemer kick) WV WM II 11) 117 44 11 First downs Rushing ytrdt Pesslng ytrdt Pastes Punts-avg. FumOtet-lotl Penalties-yards -I H-5-0 4-2M 6-31S 21 2-1 -30 Rushing WV-HaH 14-12, Marc Feuerbech 7-14. Riemer 7-24, Si Formosa 10-1, Boyd Bishop 1-1; WH-Tom Keating 14-48, Kyle Hughes 11-4, Brian Sek 11-26, Ryan Edga 1-mlnut 4. Palling WV-Formose M-l-44; WH-Sok 12-S-0-33. Receiving WV-Seon GoUegher 2-11, Fauerbech 2-1S, Riemer Hal 1-mtnul John ManiaUa 2-11, Jarad Wliklnd 2-14, Tom Keating 1-1.

S-i6 THE SUNDAY RECORD 7 Wallington still did itself proud GROUP 1 N' if Bergen Catholic's Joe DeFranco Fabish helps secondary come up big -V N-v" tries to break a tackle in BC's 14-0 PAROCHIAL A Saturday. Actually, Fabish's dad did announce, and managed to keep his voice neutral when his son, Mark, intercepted a pass at Bergen Catholic's 40-yard line and returned it to the St. Joseph 44 with 1:43 remaining in the first half. The pickoff set up the Crusaders' lone first-half touchdown en route to a 14-0 victory. "I was told in practice to watch for that, the outside release up the sidelines," said Fabish, who was on man-to-man coverage most of the afternoon, usually against junior wide receiver Justin Saxton.

Fabish commended the rest of Bergen Catholic's secondary -seniors Mike Bajakian, Scott Robinson, and Zeke Rodgers for VIWwM rl A win over St. Joseph in the Parochial holding St. Joseph to 57 yards passing after allowing nearly 300 yards in a too-close-for-comfort, 21-19 playoff semifinal win over Immaculata. "All the credit in the world belongs to Fabish and Bajakian for coming up with big interceptions," Bergen Catholic coach Fred Stengel said, also referring to Baja-kian's one-handed snag late in the third quarter on Bergen Catholic's four-yard line. Fabish started the season as Bergen Catholic's punt returner, a job he relishes.

He later worked his way into the offense and became Bergen Catholic's leading pass receiver (14 catches, 238 yards). "I love returning punts more than anything else," said Fabish, whose 33-yard first-quarter punt return broke a single-season school record (252 yards), pre GROUP 3 yards, was complemented by the passing of quarterback Mike Theesfeld, who completed six passes for 106 yards. The West Morris defense held Nutley to 28 yards rushing and sacked Maroon Raiders quarterback Frank DeMaio (6-of-ll for 97 yards) five times. We've done well for ourselves. But this isn't a me syndrome.

It's a we syndrome. My assistant coaches deserve a lot of credit." With the help of Bob Baksa, Dennis Hard, Greg Nicholls, and Rudy Pavlic, Wallington absorbed the loss of 12 seniors from last season's team and reached beyond what many thought was possible. "All year long people were asking if this year's team was as good as last year's team," said Panthers senior quarterback Tommy Vellis, who stepped out of former Wallington quarterback Paul Magrini's shadow to lead the Panthers to a 9-2 record. "This senior team was the heart of last year's team. Nobody thought we'd get to this game.

Vellis, with such upperclassmen as Manny Tejeda, Shawn Ivanicki, Keith Skirbe, Joe Lucosky, and Tim Hlavenka, were determined to leave their mark. Although 18 seniors will graduate from this Wallington team, shed no tears for Von Tobel. He promises that next year's rendition also will be competitive. Group 1 Palioadeo Park 20. Wallington 10 (Ml WMHlWrW 1 Mt-H (lt-1) PallMdw Pirn W-Greo Draddi 15 (Wd goal PP-Tarlq All 12 run (Elkln Aliala kick) W-Shswn Ivanicki 71 run (Drellch kick) PP-AII 2 run (kick failed) PP-Dardan Bllall 11 pau from Jason Mitotic (AI-zata kick) First downs 10 11 Rushing yards 110 191 Passing yards tt 56 Passas 8 14 2 1 22 56 2 Punts-avg.

334.3 Fumbtos-lost 11 75 Panaltles-yards 5-55 445 Rushing W-Shawn Ivanicki 20-144, Mark Pokoi 11-32, Tom Vails 12-16, Gton Magrlnl 1-1. PP-Tarlq All 19-90, Jason Mitotic 15-15, David Lai 2-15, Erli Ztogtor 1 (-)IO. Passing W-vtHllt 8-22-S6-2. PP Jason Mitotic t-14-62-1. Receiving W-Mannv Tetoda 2-18, Walt Siam-borskl 2-10, Pokol 1-19, tvanlckl 1-11, Tim Hlavenka 2-(-)2.

PP Jason Palotta 1-38, Eric Ztogtor 1-13, Dardan Bllall 1-11. B-PSL Carpenter FIRST TEAM Kristen Vender Plaat, E. Christian FB Sonla Slob, E. Christian FB Kim Kehrberger, Weldwlck FB Mary Moser, Midland Park FB Tracy Smith, Midland Park MF Michele Hulling, E. Christian MF Janice Melury, Midland Park MF Kristin Curran, Midland Park MF Erica Statulo, Midland Park Elaine Melury, Midland Park Kathy Decker, E.

Christian Megan Schultz, Waldwlck Jen Stark, Pompton Lakes Jamie Evans, Saddle Brook SECOND TEAM Michele Porada, Pompton Lakes FB Amy Konielmann, Midland Park FB Sue Alsum, E. Christian FB Liz Aub, Waldwlck FB Leah Tinarl, Midland Park FB Shana Wvmbs, Pompton Lakes MF Jean Brantner, Saddle Brook MF Jessica Izurielta, E. Christian MF Cassandra Conklln, Waldwlck MF Rita Mlraglla, Waldwlck Dana Zeiza, Saddle Brook Glna Berry Saddle Brook Jeanne Kehrberger, Waldwlck Jan Danublo, Midland Park HONORABLE MENTION Hope Dodd, E. Christian; Jen Madden, Waldwlck; Tara Monico, Pompton Lakes; Sandy Rlola, Saddle Brook; Kathy Heller, Midland Park. ED HILLTHE RECORD A North final.

viously held by Mike Morgan. "I enjoy the challenge of fielding the- ball with players coming down." Another junior who made an impact Saturday was fullback Joe DeFranco. Despite playing with a hyperextended elbow, DeFranco rushed for 34 yards on eight carries in the second half. On Bergen Catholic's 78-yard fourth-quarter touchdown drive, he made two pivotal first downs, a 9-yard run on third-and-two from BC's 31 and a 2-yard gain on third-and-one from midfield with a great second effort. "I just put my head down and hold on to the ball," said De-Franco, who became a factor when Eric Lane sat out a few plays after being shaken up midway through the second TD drive.

NJSIAA SCORES FOOTBALL Finals North Jersey, Section 1 Group 4 Rldgewood 26 North Bergen IS Group Wayne Valley 7 Wayne Hills 0 Group 1 Lenape Valley 28 Lodl 27 (OT) Group 1 Palisades Park 20 Wallington 10 North Jersey, Section 2 Group 4 Union 24 Randolph 14 Group 3 West Morris 14 Nutley 0 Group 2 Caldwell 21 Dover 14 Group 1 Breartoy Regional 14 Mountain Lakes 13 Parochial A North Bergen Catholic 14 St. Joseph 0 Parochial North Pope John 35 Marist 0 Central Jersey Group 4 Edison 20 Mlddtotown South la Group 3 Matawan 2t Ocean 14 Group 2 Manasauan 28 Holmdel 13 Group 1 South River 14 Dunetton 0 South Jersey Group 4 Toms River North 24 Eastern i Group 3 Toms River South 7 Woodrow Wilson Group 2 Cinnamktson 26 Hammonton 14 Group 1 Woodbury 37 Clayton 20 HOCKEY SUMMARIES VERONA 10, WEST ES8EX 1 American Conference (8-2) watt Etsei 616- 1 (14) vereae I Goals: WE-Frank Boni; V-Chris BeWno 4. Pete Scaraggi 2, James Skinner, Adam Frtodberg, Bil Wvrovsky, Dave Ca scone DON BQ3CO 5, MONTCLAIR 4 (1-1) Montclalr 1 1 2 (1-1) Oaa Besce 6 I 4 Gears: M-Mark every 2. Sainx, Seth Giasser; DB- Craig Toskos 4, Joe Vaccaro. Assists: M-Rossa, Saint.

Steve Schick, Gtosser. Saves: M-Koitn Korraetman 33; DB-PM Manila 31. RAMAPO 4. WEST ORANGE 1 (1-4) Ramaae 16 2 4 By Kevin Newell Record Staff Writer PALISADES PARK After the final second had ticked off the clock of Saturday's New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Group 1, Section 1 final, giving Palisades Park a 20-10 win over defending champion Wallington, Panthers coach Carl Von Tobel assembled his players near the visitors' sideline. Some were crying, some stared in disbelief, and others were kneeling, perhaps reflecting on the season.

As they huddled around their second-year coach, Von Tobel spoke of what they had accomplished during his short tenure. "You've played 22 games and won 18 of them in a two-year span," said Von Tobel, his voice starting to crack with emotion. "You've been to two State championship games. You've won one and you've lost one. You don't ever have to hang your heads.

I'm real proud of you. You've showed a lot of class we'll be back next year." Then in a display of unity, the players got up and raised their helmets together in unison. It was a striking moment; the light blue helmets filling the gray autumn sky. But it told a story Wallington has become a football program to be reckoned with. In seven seasons prior to Von Tobel's arrival, Wallington was 14-44.

A State championship appearance, let alone a Bergen County Scholastic League Olympic Division title, was but a distant dream. Despite coming up short in the Olympic Division the past two seasons finishing second to Cress-kill and Park Ridge, respectively it's now commonplace to see Wallington in the postseason. "We're trying to build a program here, not a hit-and-miss situation," Von Tobel said. "We've got Wallington where we want to be. NNJIL 6 Nancy Seaman, Btoomflekt FB Sarah GrygM, Rldgewood FB Danielle Donovan, Immaculate Heart FB Karen Martinson, Rldgewood FB Sarah Kate Relsslg, Montclalr FB Ingrld Bansemlr, Nuttoy MF Rachel GrygM, Rldgewood MF Lauren Olmstead, Nuttoy MF Almee McGuIre, Rldgewood MF Kim Hall, Clifton MF Tara Estor, Immaculate Heart Wendy Hartwlg, Rldgewood Kim Luu, Bloomfleld Sue Mitchell, Montclalr Sherl Poiil, Paramus Catholic Michelle Hughes-Gray, Immaculate Heart SECOND TEAM Jennifer Houlihan, Rldgewood FB Emltoe Chang, Rldgewood FB Nancy Seery, Immaculate Heart FB Jennifer Watral, Bloomfleld FB Jill Qullla, Paramus Catholic FB Allle Sparks, Montclalr MF Trudl Schmldhaustor, Hackensack MF Heather Hemmer, Bloomfleld MF Karen DeConlglk), Rldgewood MF Cara Thompson, Montdalr MF Erlka Bauer, Rldgewood Dana Jeannettl, Clifton Jennifer Barry, Nuttoy Jennifer Montelro, Bloomfleld Lindsay Hill, Nuttoy Karri Ranaudo, Paramus Catholic HONORABLE MENTION Cetostlna Rivera, Teaneck; Crlssv Glrolaml, Paramus; Rosemary Pollzil, Immaculate Heart; Danielle Fischer, Clifton; Glna Manglnello, Rldgewood; Meghan Lareau, Nuttoy; Stacy DeRlso, Hackensack; Jennifer Tredy, Paramus Catholic; Whitney Wuensch, Montclalr; Glneen RkxIardeHI, Bloomfleld.

KSIL FIRST TEAM Amy Pseia, Pascack Valley FB Heather Spa tor, Indian Hilts FB Sue Maior, Ramapo FB MarvAnn Sedowskl, Northern Highlands FB Lauren Van Daren, Wayne Hills FB Elton Bowen, Pascack Hills FB Carrie HIM, Pascack Valley MF Anny Madden, Northern Highlands MF Diana O'Connor, Ramsey MF Sua Feely, Indian Hills MF Maura O'Brien, Ramapo MF June Bowen, Pascack HWs Courtney Jareck, Northern Highlands Kerry SuWvan, Ramapo Becky Dalton, Ramapo Jen Smith, Indian Him Linda Kukan, Wayne HIIU SECOND TEAM 6 Cassia Abodaefy, Northern Highlands FB Lil Lawtor, Indian HWs FB Ui Paster, Ramapo FB Karl CMshotm, Northern Highlands FB Jan Men, Pascack VaHev FB Chris Notarangek), Ramsay MF Stymy Camper, Ramapo MF Leigh Van Dyken, Wayne HM MF Monica Biro, Pascack VaHev MF Jan Morris, Fair Lawn MF Jess Jenco, Indian Hits Sua Gemat, Fair Lawn Jan Wright, Ramsay Lisa Fink, Northern Highlands jn Frank. Northern Highlands Jan Berkowiti. Indian Hits HONORABLE MENTION Tracy Strommar. Becky Wyka, Elena Goraatoi. Daniee CouXio, Nicol Pofiooro.

TTna Garnet, Fair Lawn; Shannon Wtnkirv vtneta. Kris Jrphy; Indian HWs; Lauren Howe, Lisa Hooks. Sfacey Reward, Northern Highlands; Amanda Watty. Jen Hatter, Bernedetie Racantoao. Pascack HWs; Cnaryj Rooofl.

Ama Lee, Erica Btoch, Pascack VeJ-tw; Cerwvn ESxger. Jan Johns, Virginia Ybarg, Heath, Jamie Meggi, Heather Champion, Remsev; Yarn MeroUH, Tiffanl Mag-ana. Use Scarctotta, Wayne HWs. Nutley shut down by West Morris By Danny Cafaro Record Staff Writer ORADELL Mark Fabish tossed and turned in bed Friday night knowing his chances were 50-50. Saturday morning when he was told the news, his heart rate jumped almost as dramatically as his responsibilities.

Fabish would be starting at defensive back for Bergen Catholic in the Parochial A North championship against St. Joseph. "We had some trouble in the secondary last week," said Fabish, a 5-foot-8, 160-pound junior. "All week in practice I alternated in, so I knew I might get the chance." Any nightmares Fabish might have had say, getting beat for a touchdown with his father, Tom, announcing the game from the press box did not come true Rachael Malanlak, Lvndhursl Julie Silverman, New Mliford Danielle Gllmore, Harrison Heather Subrlzl, New Milford Erin Joyce, Hasbrouck Heights Joell Koslowski, Lvndhursl Sandra Hormachea, Park Ridge Anne Marie Loughnane, New Milford Maria Pereira, Harrison Lynn Gallo, Hasbrouck Heights HONORABLE MENTION Anna Camara, Harrison; Jackie Albanesa, New Milford; Heather Rausch, Park Ridge; Jessica Sery, Hesbrouck Heights; Jennifer Pollfrone, Lyndhurst. SPECIAL RECOGNITION Lesley Whltcomb and Jennifer Jacobs, Tenafly.

Caacli el the Year Kris Kufl, Harrison Northern Hills Skyline FIRST TEAM Renee Garrison, Wayne Valley Jennifer Sdkula, Wayne valley Stephanie Kotonskl, West Milford Jessica Dulgnan, Lakeland Christina Esposlto, Lakeland Amanda Earl, West Milford Smadar Frtode, Wayne Valley Danielle Wood, Montvllle Renee Harraka, Wayne Valley Jennifer Russo, Wayne Valley Shannon Kamlnskyi, West Mliford Wendy Storms, Wayne Valley Catch ef the Year Dena Taurtollo, Montvllle SECOND TEAM Jen Pawol, West Milford Laura Koney, Lakeland Jen Durfos, West Milford Christina Barone, Wayne Valley Kirsten Peterson, West Milford Jen Roy, Wayne Valley Lynn Matlts, DePaul Kristen Rellly, West Milford Danielle Picchlo, Lakeland Krltlna Bankutl, Pequannock Shannon Mullins, Wayne Valley Kelll Gibson, Wayne VaHev HONORABLE MENTION Dara Bregman, Monica Chlupsa, Wayne Valley; Heidi Bolster, Gretchen Bolster, Montvllle; Jem Mill-ward, Laura Seery, West Milford; Tonl Dotfi, Justine Clifford, DePaul; Jessica Burgln, Maureen Miranda, Pequannock; Allison Mullen, Cindy Davison, Lakeland. Northern Hills Suburban FIRST TEAM Glna Lazaro, Morris Catholic Jen McLaughlin, Morris Catholic Karen Roonev, Mlllburn Anna Betfiore, Madison Julie Wlrfh, Morris Catholic Elisse Juslne, West Orange Christine Bohan, Caldwell Lit Kelly, Morris Catholic Kete Vedder, Morris Catholic Emily Rogk), Morris Catholic Cricket Herman. MIHbum Hotly Lemkau, Mlllburn Caeca el Ike Year Bob Goms, Madison SECOND TEAM Kale Baldwin, Caldwel Sonva Baltlstla, West Orange Vickl HemmW, Caldwel Tammy Walsh, Morris Catholic Diana DeBenkfictls, Madison Vanessa Rubinstein, Minburn Claire Swindell, MMburn Gail PteWo, Madison Nicola Early, MWeurn Tara Hardek, Caktwdl Nancy Karris, Madison Dina DeCosta, Morris Cathode HONORABLE MENTION Jodi Wood. Aphrodite Maravenas, West Orange; Wendy Hemen. Jodi Veskel, MMDurn; Sara Stoddard, Megen Hnatow, Cetdwe; Sandy Bernardo.

Ryan Wetland, Susie Wetgos. Jaime Wetsch. Morris Catholic NUTLEY Tobin Barkman scored on two 1-yard touchdown runs in the second half Saturday as West Morris Central blanked Nutley, 14-0, in the Group 3, Section 2 football final. Barkman, a senior fullback, rushed for 79 yards on 21 carries, with 71 yards coming in the second half. His first touchdown capped a 12-play, 82-yard drive in the third quarter, in which he carried six times for 50 yards.

Matt McGinnis kicked the first of his two extra points. Barkman's second TD came at 9:29 of the fourth, capping an 11-play, 55-yard drive. West Morris' running game, which amassed 162 Group 3 Watt Morrie 14, Nutley 0 (1H) Wast Morris I 7 (H) Ngtlov QUI- I Pope John dominates for sixth straight title Tobln Barkman 1 run (Mall McGinnis kick) Barkman 1 run (McGinnis kick) PAROCHIAL to two first downs in the game. The Lions (11-0) collected 356 yards of offense. SPARTA Undefeated Pope John won its sixth straight New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association football championship Saturday by hammering Marist, 35-0, in the Parochial North final.

All the scoring came in the first half, including two rushing touchdowns by Matt Petronzio and Mike Johnston. Petronzio, a senior tailback, rushed for 141 yards on 17 carries, and Johnston ran 20 times for 148 yards. Pope John's defense held Marist B-PSL King FIRST TEAM Krlsta Maurer, Holy Angels FB Colleen Dykes, Hawthorne FB Jill Schuck, Gton Rock FB Jessica Ramirez, Mahwah FB Jenn Reese, Mahwah MF Tara Kaval, Mahwah MF Lauren Miller, Gton Rock MF Amy Lautermllch, Gton Rock MF Sue Howell, Hawthorne MF Laura Kavanagh, Mahwah Sally Harrington, Mahwah Stacey Healy, Mahwah Sarah Hesstor, Gton Rock Chris Phillips, Hawthorne SECOND TEAM Hannah Scheln, Gton Rock 6 Amy Lewis, Hawthorne FB CoHeen Hancock, Hawthorne FB Leah Bonoguaro, Gton Rock FB Nancy Halo, Manchester FB Emily Harrington, Mahwah MF Jenn Vetcek, Holy Angels MF Sarah Kaval, Mahwah MF Allison Quinn, Gton Rock MF Sabrina Luciano, Gton Rock Jody ChaMce, Manchester Cheryl Johnson, Hawthorne Anne Wanlhe, Gton Rock Andre Baumgardt, Mahwah HONORABLE MENTION Tara Saunders, Manchester; Wna Ltoi, Hawthorne; Tricia Will. Holy Angehv Bern Manghi, Mahwah; Stephanie Orriandl, Gton Rock. BCSL NationalOlympic FIRST TEAM 6 Meggln Searto, Hesbrouck Heights CoHeen McGowan, Harrison Andrea Meto, Harrison Nicola Germinario, New MMord Amy Mofloia.

Park Ridge Lisa VWeNa, Harrison Courtney Bright, Hesbrouck Heights Almee McCourt, Park Ridge Nancy Bo. Hesbrouck Heights Donna DeRocker, Harrison Lisa vluta. Harrison SECOND TEAM Jennifer Chu, Harrison Parochial North Pooa John 35. Mariat 0 (4-5) Marist 8 (H-0) Rape John 21 8 8 IS Matt Petronilo 69 run (Joe Donato kick) Man Fredericks 54 fumble recovery (run failed) Mike Johnston run (Petrontk) run) Petronzio 1 run (Donato kick) Johnston 24 run (Donato kick) Today Alt-Bergen and Passaic boys soccer, alMeague girts soccer. Monday All-Bergen and Passaic girls soccer, alMeague field hockey.

iewday All-Bergen and Passaic field hockey, alMeague girts voneybaH. wedMeday AH-Bergen and Passaic girts volleyball; alMeague boys (6-2) West Orange 6 6 1-1 Ceah: Kevin Poppa 3, Kyle Sadhxk; WO-Doug Vwannamachai Assists: Sedkx 2. Rob Bradv. Saves: Josn Lent WO-PeW PartuMrsU H..