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-'DECEMBER 6, 1992 H.CH SCHOOL FOOTBALL THE SUNDAY RECORD S-T7 ergem Catholic looking forward to Moa By GREGORY SCKUTTA Record Staff Writer ORADELL Last year, Bergen Catholic's locker room was dominated by a ladder to the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Parochial A "'North football championship. This year it must be a pool table. i "There's no celebration to-" night," Bergen Catholic coach Fred Stengel said after the Cru-yjBaders crushed Immaculata, 42-0, in the North semifinal for their 51st consecutive victory. "The job isn't done. There's still one ball on the table and I want to run the 'table." That ball is Paramus Catholic and its All-State candidate, quarterback Vito Campanile, who just as easily disposed of Seton Hall Prep Saturday to earn a trip to Bergen Catholic next week for the sectional title.

It's a game that Stengel and the defending sectional champion Crusaders have been looking forward to since September. "Let the war begin," a smiling Stengel said as he walked off the field. That smile was not evident for much of the game Saturday, as the memory of last year's semifinal contest against Immaculata was fresh in his mind. In that game, the Crusaders jumped out to a 21-0 halftime lead before Immaculata called the pattern. He is in my mind a Division I quarterback." "The coach calls the plays, but I have the option to change the pattern based on what I see," DeRosa said.

"We had the choice of Mark Fabish doing a dip across or McDermott coming across. I figured they'd be keying on Mark so I went with Tim." Fabish got his chance later in the half when he took a deflected pass off the hands of Immaculata's Scott Preisler while falling into the end zone for a 35-yard touchdown to make the score 28-0. Fullback Joe DeFranco rushed for 57 yards and three times blasted the ball into the end zone from the 1-yard line. Bill Tierney also off and marched 73 yards in six plays to take a 7-0 lead with barely 2:30 run off the clock. Senior quarterback Mark DeRosa, who completed 9 of 14 passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns, hit Tim McDermott on a short crossing pattern over the middle and the senior wideout ran it in untouched for the 36-yard touchdown.

"We came out in the no-huddle to cut the amount of information they could get to their players on the field and spread out the defense a bit," Stengel said. "Once we saw what they were going to do, we'd call the play from the sideline. On the first touchdown, I called the play, but DeRosa had a fantastic day, breaking tackles right and left on the way to 67 yards and a touchdown. "We were really anxious to just put our helmets on and play this game," said Fabish, who also had an interception as a defensive back. "Last year they came in here and played us tough and we were worried they might do that again.

We didn't want to give them a chance to come back." There was little chance of that as the Crusader defense, led- by linebacker Ben Tonon and linemen Bob Colontrelle and Ryan Carfley held the Spartans to -33 yards of offense in the first half and 19 net yards for the entire game. PAROCHIAL A scored 19 second-half points and came within a foot of recovering a BC fumble in the end zone for the winning score. The Spartans, predominantly a running team during the regular season, threw for 292 yards in that game. "This is a team that nearly came back from 21-0 to beat us last year," Stengel said. "Our goal this time was to get them back on their heels early.

We wanted to get as many points as we could in the first half and sit on it." The tone was set early as the Crusaders took the opening kick- rParaiiiiis Cath. rolls Union gets it done against Randolph J. A to set 11 ---f- 1, Ir i. v. THE PAROCHIAL A started it with an 8-yard run and Lopez finished it with a 14-yard jaunt around left end.

The Pirates (6-4) couldn't do anything and the Paladins came right back with a 71-yard drive, capped by Lopez's 19-yard TD run. The senior running back had started the drive with a 23-yard run. "Even then we might have gotten back into the game," said Allen, "but we didn't score when we got down deep." The Pirates marched to the PC 15, only to have Nunzio Campanile pick off a Rhett Zidziunas pass. The visitors never threatened again until they trailed, 44-0. "We saw they didn't have too much size, so felt we could run on them," said Lopez, who picked up 154 yards on nine first-half carries.

"And give our front line credit for a great job of making it easy for me." Coach Mike Campanile was also quick to credit his offensive line. "They controlled the game," he Rusking H-Rasheed Brown 14-33, Justin Lamber 9-n, John Krueger 5-(-26); NB-Wsvne 7JM KW1, Gregg Ascolese 20-55, Harry Seymour 3-11, Miguel Monte 1-2, Davianl Cordaro 2-1, Rob UHch 1-1-22). Passkej H-John Krueger 7-13-114; Davianl Cordero 3-7-26. ReceMag H-Todd WBamson 4-6f), James Whiting 1-22, Justin Lamber 1-12, Rasheed Brown I-12; NB-Miguel MontHa 2I, Gregg Ascolese 1-5. Group KorUi 2 ifc RomUo Park 27, Butter 6 (114) Resete Pat 7 7 7 27 Better 16(1- 6 RP-Nick Fowler 1 run (Jon NKche kick) B-Maurtdo Gadafeta 2 run (kick fa led) RP-Fowkr 7 run (NUche kick) RP-Mark Carlson 14 run (NUche kick) RP-Cartson I run (kick fated) RPt Bet First downs 14 I Rushing yards 81 236 Passing yards 62 112 Passes 5-3-1 23-6-2 Punts-evg.

0-00 2210 Fumbtes-knt 21 3-2 Penakies-vards 440 077 Reshlag RP-Nick Fowler 25-91, Mark Carlson M-12, Kevin Klrby 11-67, John Schinestuhl l-mkius B-Maurlik) Gadafeta 14-74, Nick SoekM 4-6, Kevin Max-Passing RP-Schinestuhl 5-3-1; B-SpekM 21-0-1, Anthony Donohue 1-0, Dan Madkw 1-0-1. ReceMag RP-Marc Leonarols 2-S4, Carbon Hamaton 42, Gadafeta 3-66, Dave Conkan 1-4. Group 3, North 2 Nuttoy 39, Morrta Kncrfle 6 (M) Merrfs Keats lftl-1 (t-l-2) Nutssv IS 1 MK-Damy Eberth run (kick fated) -Donald SeUarl run (Mark Smith kick) -Frank DeMelo (Smth kick) N-Smith 33 FG N- Jason Znna run (SmHh kick) N-Zirma 30 run (Smith kick) N-Setari 1 run (Jason Franschmann run) Nut MK Rrst downs 9 Rushing yards 252 146 Passing yards 69 86 Passes 3-6-16-16-1 Punfs-avg. 135 3-30 Fumbles-lost 21 4-3 Penalties-yards 425 215 Rattling N-DonaU Setarl 14-m Frank DeMaio 6-47, Jason ZJrma 7-52, Atan DeFabblo 1-12, Charles Rousseae 1-1, Jeson Franschmann l-O; MK-ScoN San Juian 12-at, Demy Ebenh 14-44, Oris Cervona 7-14. Passing N-Frank DeMaio 3-6-1 69; MK-San Juttan 6-17-1 86.

Recetvleg N-DoneM Setarl 1-42, Kevin Barry MS, Alan DeFabblo 1-9; MK-Qris Barchetto 4-59, Mike Stubin t27. Parochial A Senior fullback Brian Sheridan rushed for 125 yards and two touchdowns as Union defeated Randolph, 21-7, for the Group 4, Section 2 football championship. Sheridan scored twice in the first quarter as the Farmers (11-0), winners of 22 in a row, jumped out to a 14-0 lead. Jessie Williams, Phil Conley, and Mike White rushed for touchdowns as Dover completed an unbeaten season with a 22-0 victory over Summit (8-3) to win the Group 2 title. Williams rushed for 163 yards in 21 carries and scored on a 23-yard run early in the fourth quarter to give the Tigers a 14-0 lead.

Conley got his team on the board first with a 26-yard run late in the first quarter. Central Jersey Tasheen Rivera ran around right end for a successful two-point conversion to give Matawan a 29-28 overtime win over Neptune in the Central Group 3 final in Aberdeen Township. The win gave Matawan (10-1) its second consecutive title. Senior fullback Odell Reevey carried 25 times for 111 yards including a 10-yard burst for the game's only touchdown leading Keyport to a 6-2 victory over Dun-ellen for the Group 1 championship. Carteret used a ball-control offense to consume more than eight minutes of the first quarter on a 14-play, 67-yard drive which ended on a 1-yard run by Rob Wilder as it defeated Princeton, 14-0, for All-County teams MADISON Eight members of the All-Bergen field hockey team and seven from the All-Pas-saic team will participate in the annual Senior Showcase today at Drew University.

The North Jersey Field Hockey Association is sponsoring three games, used primarily to allow college coaches to watch New Jersey's best senior field hockey players. Ninety-six players are scheduled to compete. The eight All-Bergen first-team players will see action in the noon contest. Forward Christine Montenegro of River Dell, and Maryland-bound link Karin Freeswick of Ramsey are on the Blue team. Forward Jenn Accordino of Northern Valley at Demarest, links Stephanie Pelz of Ramsey and Melissa Jaten of Northern Highlands, fullback Sarah Johnson of Demarest and goalie Maria Sirangelo of River Dell are on the Yellow team.

For the 10 a.m., game, the Blue team features forward Jennifer Russo of Wayne Hills, halfback Jenn Badami of Wayne Valley, and goalie Danielle Bazzini of game said, "but they never seem to get the credit they deserve. And we're averaging over 400 yards a game. So they must be doing something right." Center Billy Benson, guards Mark Szymczak and Monty Mason, and tackles Felix Mausic and Kevin White paved the way for the Paladins to roll up 516 yards. The line also gave its quarterback plenty of time to throw. And despite the cross winds, Campanile showed his arm strength by completing 12 of 19 passes to six different receivers.

Martin Russo ended the PC shutout bid early in the fourth quarter when he went 19 yards around left end for a touchdown. On the next series Doug Williams tackled Nunzio Campanile for a safety, and after the free kick the Pirates struck again, with Russo grabbing a 17-yard TD pass from Zidziunas. Then the firewaorks started. Seton Hall kicked off to Brian Tra-bulski on the 7. He broke up the middle, made two cuts, and went 93 yards to paydirt.

But before the PC fans finished cheering, Mark McCree took the Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-0 Penalies-vards 11-116 7-23 ResMM SH Martin Russo 13-50, Tim Sabol 7-22, Rhett Zldzkmas 7-M, Mark McCree 2-7, Chris OeMasst 2-1. PC David Lopez 16-210, Vito Camper 4-50, Chuck Mazzarone 1-23, Orande Haggans 4-12, Sean Shannon 1-9, Nunzio Campari le (minus) 4 Passkw SH Zktzkmas 4-11-1, 41 PC Vlk) Cam-panle 11-18-0, 182, Mazzarone 1-1-0, 23. Recetvleg SH-fiusso 30, Mike Walsh ML PC Zach Clark 3-53, Nseem Noble 3-40, Chuck Mazzarone 2-29, Anthony DtCosmo 2-25, Lopez 1-30, Bert Merlino 1-26, Joe Waleck 1-5. Parochial DaPatil 28, Pop John 21 (W-l) OePaet 7 21 (KM) Pope Mm 7 7 7 7 PJ-Mike Johnston 40 run (Derek Slasiak kick) D-Jefl Buczek 5 pass from Peter Spfcer (Peter asttttftHaaBati High school NJMAA FOOTBALL Mtflfe 1 FlMlS Creup 1 Cresskll 21 Creep 2 Lodl 7 Creep 4 Hackensack 7 1 SemtffMls Creep 3 NVDemarest 43 Wayne Valley 23 Nsrtk 2 Ftaato Creep I Rosalie Park 27 Croup 2 Dover 22 Creep 3 Nutley 39 Creep 4 Union 21 Bogota Lenape Valley 6 North Bergen 3 Ramapo 0 -No. Highlands 7 -Butler 6 Knots Randolph 7 Parochial A Semifinals Bergen Catholic 42 Paramus Catholic 51 Parochial Final DePaul 28 Central Fkujls Creep I Kevport 6 Creep 2 Carteret Croup 3 Matawan 29 Crete 4 Mlddletown South 34 Immaculata 0 HaU 22 John 21 Duneden 2 Princeton 0 Neptune 28 (OT) 0 ACADEMY OF THE HOLY ANGELS In Demarest has an opening for a varsity tennis coach.

Call athletic director Sue Uddy at 768-7822 for more Information. Croce, Woods score Goals by Darren Croce and Matt Woods carried Indian Hills to a 2-1 New Jersey Interscholastic Hockey League win over Clifton Saturday. Ralph Cinque had the Clifton goal. Senior defenseman Keith Bland had two power-play goals included in a hat trick that sparked St. Joseph Regional past Brick Memorial, 6-2.

Frank Gritz added one goal and three assists. Goalie Chris Swift, who is new to the team, made 29 saves for St. Joseph. STATE fiOUiDUff the Group 2 championship. Senior quarterback Dave Cer-chio completed 12 of 16 passes for 232 yards and three touchdowns to lift Mlddletown South to a 34-0 rout of Sayrevllle for the Eagles' third Group 4 title in the last five years.

South Jersey Junior Mike Koemer sparked second-half surge with an 8-yaid scoring run and an elertrifying 63-yard punt return, leading Washington Township to a 20-6 victory over Brick for the South Group 4 title. Egg Harbor Township used an aggressive defense that forced five turnovers and a balanced offense to defeat Lacey, 14-0, and capture the Group 3 crown. After forcing a fumble, Egg Hai-bor (9-2) got on top early when senior fullback Isiah Morris scored on a 5-yard burst to put the Eaglet up 10 minutes into the contest. Junior quarterback Ralph Sacca tossed a 64-yard touchdown pass to Joe Olivo with 4:03 remaining to lift Delran to a 12-10 victory over Sterling in Group 2. -'i Reserve running back and def-fensive end Eric DiPietro came off the bench to score two touchj-downs and make a key fumble re covery in Paulsboro's 32-12 win over Glassboro in Group 1.

-j showcased today' FIELD HOCICEYj Wayne Hills. The Yellow team includes link Carla Thomas of Wayne Hills and halfback 3en Thomas of Wayne Valley. Cindy Whalen of Wayne Valley and Linda Cross of Boonton will coach the Yellow team. Pat Vytell of Mont-ville will coach the Blue team For the 2 p.m., contest, link Rebecca Hinck of West Milford ison the Blue team and her sister, Ro-byn, is on the Yellow squad. Other participants for the 10 a.m.

game include forward Tara Sweeney of Pequannock, forward Deanna Woods of Montville, link Alison Pearce of Boonton, and link Jackie Pampinella of Butler. The noon match also will feature goalie Wendy Kanterof Dwight-Englewood. Liz Butler and Yvonne BoggtoQf Ramsey will coach the Yellow team. Forward Deanna Holmes "Of Montclair is scheduled to play in the 2 p.m. game.

Karen Johnson of West Milford will coach the Blue team. IVVI -iiTT. TV i-i -in i. I'm S2C. i FIRST TEAM Donna Prolan, Madison Erin Ross, Madison Deanna Woods, MontvBte Jessica Cole, Butter Deniete Smith, Milbum Tare Sweeney, Pequannock Nina ZampetH, Montville KeNey Sullivan, MIHburn Christine Kelly, Madison Robvn Hinck, West MIHord Jackie Pampinella, Butter Colleen Nelson, Pequannock Julie Murphy, Madison Opt Dana Curran, Madison SECOND TEAM Jennifer Keezer, Montville Leslie Fektt, Mitbum Deanna DiBari, West MMord Dawn Wl Sever, Pequannock Evelyn Movano, Passaic Valev Maureen Whitty, Butler Jen Thomas, Wayne Valley Rebecca Hinck, West Minord Tanya Laidman, MiDburn Sue D'OrazIo, Montvtee Robvn Schlffmen, Butler Metafile Mamone, Madison 6 Nurd Bloom, MIHburn HONORABLE MENTION AHde ventrella end Amy Pumphrey, Butler; Michele Raoul and Dawn rjfAmtco, Lakeland; Ketie Thomas end Gillian Hicks, Madison; Tare Murphy and Sara Steinberg, MiUbum; Alison Calahan and Robin Vales.

MonrvWe; Lisa Salerni and Sanfc Blazekovic, Pessalc Vatev; Alyson Aktom end Jessica Reslalno, Pequennockj Jem Bedami end ieee Sesiak, Wayne Valley; Lauren Rlssmeyer and Michele Herding, West MMord. i' By BOB KURLAND Record Staff Writer PARAMUS The Dave and Vito show danced Paramus lie into the Parochial A North championship football game as the Paladins swamped Seton Hall, 51-I; 22, Saturday. Halfback David Lopez scored 25 points and amassed 224 yards rushing while quarterback Vito Campanile passed for 182 yards and three touchdowns and also ran for a two-point conversion. "I don't want to sound disre-; spectful," said Campanile, "but we looked on this game as a tuneup for Bergen Catholic." And Lopez, who averaged 14 yards a carry, said, "We've been looking to play Bergen Catholic all season." Seton Hall's first mistake was deferring the opening kickoff. jj "We felt that going into the would bother them at the start," said Seton Hall coach John Allen.

"But the kickoff return I' Bart Merlino went 49 yards us." It took the Paladins (10-1) less ithan two minutes to move the re-Imaining 41 yards. Campanile Crewskill 21, Bogota 6 (M) hMk till- (M-l) CressiM 1 M-H i C-Gerett Krm 3 run (Paul Wtorowskl kick) B-Jesse Rate 45 run (pass failed) C-KreiU I run (Worowski kick) C-Kraiti I run (Wtorowskl kick) 'i Cm let First downs 11 Rushing yards 191 99 Passing yards WO Passes V-t-0 B-W-2 Purts-evi MiS Fumbles-lost 10 1-0 Penalties-yards J-35 225 Raskin C-Devld Koroghten 23-W9, Brian McGulrB 4-15, Kreitt 13-47; B-Rala 3-40, Justin Jacobus 4-26, Andrew Telford 2-24, Dan Sabeia 3-10, Akoe Gee H-l). Passing C-Krettt 1M-0, 71; B-Sabeta 32-14-1 179. RKtvtae C-Mike Alen 2-27, Koroghlen 3-W, Mike Haggerty 1-15, Brian Soudanl 1-7, Scott Howard 1-4; B-Raia 6-112, Kevin Murray 2-21, Gel 1-19, Percy Sots 2-W, TeHord 1-9. Group 2 Lodi 7, Lenapo Valley 6 (1-3) Lanape Veaey i I I Leal 7 LV-Tom Marks 5 run (kick failed) L-Mke Stum 39 pass from Anthony DeSlmone (DeSlmone kick) Led LV First downs 7 Rushing yards 105 219 Passing yards IS 32 Passes 4-10-1 25-0 Punts-avg.

4313 431.7 Fumts-tost 1-0 1-0 PenaMes-vards 20 Reskkig L-Frank Damy 11-35, Frank Carriere toot, Anthony DeSlmone 1-1-2), Tom Ross 1-4; LV-Tom Marks 14-47, John Hart) 4-56, Rick Blossom 11-42, Jim 'Haines 9-23, Gl MoscateM 7-20, Brent Jenkins 4-11. Passing L-DeSlmone 4-10-I-4S; LV-HeJnes 2-5-0-26. Recetylnt L-Stow 2-75, Carriere 2-10; LV-Mosca-Mk 1-26, Blossom 1-6. Group 3 Demareet 43, Ramapo 0 (U) Ramapo I (164) Demartst a I 6 7 41 Sieve Lee 7 run (Alex Havdan run) Dave Edmundson 69 punt return (Toph Lake pass Bum Hayden) Lee 1 run (past fated) Edmundson 5 run (Harden run) Hayden 27 run (kick failed) Jeff Gakcd 33 run (Bl Cooke tuck) Dam Ram First downs 9 Ruining yards 349 39 Passing yards II Passes J-tH) 11-43-3 Punts-avg. 42 4-273 Fumbles-losf 32 2-0 Penalties-yards 735 V-04 Resniee D-Edmundson 13-tH Lee 11-W9, Hayden 6-64, Gamed 3-49, Lake 2-(-6, Tom Diana 2-L R-Rob Miano 7-35, Rob TanSo 7-C-1S).

Dan Mllazzo 5-7, Darren Magarro 4-M, MtXe Tomkie 1-5. Passkw Hayden 1-1-0-11; R-R. Tardfo 5-16-M7, Jason Tardfo 2-3-1-19, John Mulfiroer 4-4-0-42. ReceMng D-Rob Dorfmon 1-11; R-Chrts Drehwlng M7, Mlano 2-0-4), Justin O'Connor 1-T7, Dennis Rvp-kema 1-2, Brendon Cooney 1-12, Wright 1-12, Dave Tardk) 1-16, Magarro 1-19, Scott Leemen 1-3. W.

Valley 23, No. HtghUnda 7 (t-8 Me. IMeManes 7 0 0-7 (W) Wayne VMey 0 10 4 7 23 NH-Rory Sabira 1 tun (Justin Gomel kick) WV-Seen Baker 20 run Uustn Riemer kick) WV-iemer 37 FG WV-Boyd Bishop 1 run (kick felled) WV-AJshonzo Jackson 4 run (Riemer kick) WV MH First downs Rushing yards 179 127 Passing yards 7 41 Passes 2-4-22-4-0 Punts-avg. I 50 423 Fumbtes-knt 10 43 Penalties-yards 215 4-36 Reskkig NH-Rory Sabino 9-13, Mike MWcucd 25-72, Rob Matazta 5-42, Tree Mlntcucd 1-2; WV-Jackson 15-106, Riemer 11-39, Bishop 4-t, Jen Fknver Baker 6-35 Passtng NH-Sabino 2-for-3, 41 yank. WV-Bistiop J-for-3, 7 yards; Jackson 0-1.

RtctMao NH-Oax Slrohmeyer 1-35, D. ShnvkM 1-tj WV-Ftower 1-4 Riemer hi. Group 4 Hackerteack 7, North Bergen 3 (M-l) Hacteneck 0 0 0 7-7 (9-2) Ner Barge 3 0 0 0-3 i NB-Ortando Fuentes 28 FG H-Justin Lamber 1 run (John Krueger kick) Hack NB First downs 9 9 Rushing yards 19 128 Passing yards 114 26 Passes 7-13-4 3-7-0 Punts-avg. 3-31J 3-323 Fumbles-lost 21 11 Penalties-yards 2 10 5-35 DAVID LOPEZ Rushes for 224 yards ensuing kickoff on the 20 and returned the favor with an 80-yard run along the left sideline. "We've been looking for BC for three years and now we've got our chance," Lopez said.

And Coach Campanile added, "We've been after them for three years and now we have the opportunity. And we're going to make the best of it." Parochial A South Quarterback Gabe Ferraro ran for two touchdowns and threw for another in the second half as Holy Cross pulled away to a 28-7 victory over Monsignor Donovan for the South Parochial A title. Spicer kick) PJ-Frank Zydel 6 run (Steslak kick) D-BI Miesch 13 pass from Spicer (Spicer kick) J-John CLeerv 27 run (Slasiak kick) D-Ekm Hu 5 run (Spicer luck) D-Hu run (Spicer luck) DeP PJ First downs 6 Rushing yards 285 177 Passing yards Passes 5 00 0-31 Punts-avg. r-2S 3-33 Fumbles-lost t-1 3-2 Penalties-yards 3-30 6-39 RusNeg D-Hu 39-271, Buczek 3-6, P. Spicer 4-4, Rent) 2-4; PJ-Johnston H-73, CLeary 7-81, Zydel 2-14, Confortl 1-1-9).

Passing D-P. Spicer 5-8-0, 6V PJ-ConforH 0-2-1, 0, RRMtlvhig-aD-BI Miesch 24, Jeff Buczek M4, Szllezy 1-23. "3" Fbuls Creep 1 Pautsboro 32 Creep 1 Delran 12 Creep 3 Egg Harbor 14 1 Creep 4 Washington Township 20 Gtassboro 12 Sterling 10 Lacey Township 0 6 PartckW A Holy Cross 21 Monsignor Donovan 7 HOCKEY Indian HWs 2 CMton I St. Joseph 6 Brick Memorial 2 College FOOTBALL Wash. 8.

-Jeff. 18 Rowan 13 MEN'S BASKETBALL Caktwei 64. Holy Family 52 Rutgers-Cemden 75 Trenton State 55 Stockton St. 48 Rutgers-Newark 70 Peterson 55 FDU-Madison 52 Bergen CC 85 Delaware Val. 66 Drew 56 Jersey City St.

93 Keen 74 Monldetr St. 53 Ramapo 73 Rowan 112 Scranlen 61 Suffolk CC 90 Upsala 97 Wilkes 80 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Appalachian St. 74 St. Peter's 64 Drew 67 NJ Ted) 59 Jersey City SI. 7I Kings 74 Liberty 69 Manhattan 73 Penn Stele 79 Screnton 61 St.

Joseph 75 Seton Hal 66 Susquehanna 71 Wm. Peterson 68 -FENCING Vassar 15 Rutoers-Camden 51 FDU SB SL Peter's 66 Syrcuse 58 Rutgers 66 FDU-Madison 52 66 (OT) 60 Keen 58 Mass-Dartmouth 53 Stevens 12 NORTH BERGEN High School has an opening for an assistant wrestling coach. Call athletic director Michael Rich at 868-1000, ext. 227, for details, i in Indian Hills win KMJiHt ST. JOSEPH 6, BRICK MEM.

2 (H) Brick Memorial 111-! (M) St. Jesepk 3 2 14 Coals: B-Robert Fesl, Scot! SJ-Keltti Bland 3, Frank Grlti, John Sands, Sean Donahue. Assists: B-Tom MacFartend 2, Bob Cofyard; SJ-Deve Vvetson 3, Grid 3, Ray Berry 2, Jon Ferret) Saves: B-JIm Sfkura 29; SJ-Chrts Swift 29. INDIAN HILLS 2. CLIFTON 1 (e-l-l) CHfto 616 (M) led tin Hills 001-8 Ceals: C-Retph Cinque; IH -Darren Croce, Matt Inbods.

Assists: C-Scott Dickey; I -Mark Lobosco, Gfan McLachian, Adem DeFino. Seres: C-Jeson Bar-one 29; IH-Andert Bend 19. ALL-LEAGUE FIELD HOCKEY NSfL Northern Hiils Bergen Cath. 42, Immaculate 0 (ie-1) tineiivliH 0 0 0 0 -0 (IM) Bergea OtMkc 21 14 1 0 Tkn McOermofl 35 pest from Mark DeRosa (Mark Ruotf kick) Joe DeFranco 1 run (Ruotf kick) Bit Tternev II run (Ruofl kick) Mark Fabish 36 pass from DeRosa (Ruotf kick) DeFranco 1 run (Ruoff kick) DeFranco I run (Ruoff kick) BC Imm First downs 17 1 Rushing yards 224 (-1) Passing yards 148 20 Passes 9-M-l 2-18-1 PunOavs. 0-00 7-21 FumWes-tost -t 31 Penalties-yards 435 535 Reskkig BC-Seth Demergy 5-69, BM Tierney 14-67, Joe DeFranco 17-57, Chris Pok 4-29, Mark DeRosa 1-2; 1- Glenn Leaackl 7-(-M), Bl Adams 1-0, Oscar Bafhan 4-5, Mite Bates 2-5, PM Taurleto M-l).

Passkw BC-Mark DeRosa 9-14-140-1- Eric Bech-Md 2-17-20-1, Mike Hayden 0-1-0-0. Recetvkw BC-Mark Fabbh 4-74, TTm McOermotl 2- 49, Joe DeFranco 3-34; hBI Maloy 1-23, Glenn Le-gacki 1-. Parochial A Paramua Cath. 51, Mon HU 22 (64) Setea Nel Pre 0 0 0 21 22 (M-l) Paramo Cettetk: 22 7 7 51 PC-Dvkf Lopez 14 run (Lopez run) PC-Lopez 19 run (VHo tenpenik) run) PC-Chuck Mazzarone 21 pest from Campania (Lopez kick) PC-Mazzerone 7 past from Cempenta (Lopez kick) PC-Naeem Nook) II pass from Campenee (Lopez kick) PC-Lopez 13 run (Lopez kick) SH-MarHn Russo 19 run (pass failed) SH-Safety, Doug WWams sacks Nunzio Camapentt SH-Russo 17 pes tram Rhett Zktzkras (Zxtzkrat run) PC-Brian Trabuhki 93 kickoff return (Lopez kick) SH-Mark McCree (0 kickoff return (pass failed) PC SH First downs J5 2 Rushing yards 3 98 Pm verdt Ji Puses 13200 4111 Punts-avg. 2-21 6-30 "t-' Flltn TEAM Jenn Accordino, NVDemarest Jessica Alcorte, NVDemarest Dane en Augello, Ramsey Sarah Elsen, Northern Highlands Pern Freed, Ramsey Karin Freeswick.

Ramsey Kalhy Caktwei, NVDemarest Suunne LaUy, NVOkl Tappan Sereh Johnson, NVDemarest Stephanie Pelt, Ramsey Lorf Robinson, Weslwood Carle Thomas, Vievne HBIs 6 Danielle Baziinl, Wayne HMs SECOND TEAM Sara Anton, NVOtd Tappan Maria LaRose, Ramsey Nicole Murphy, Northern Highlands Jen Russo, Wayne Hills Pern Schlitt, Northern Highlands Alana Weiss, NVDemarest DeHe Hayden, NVDemarest Melissa Jaten, Northern Highlands Allison Kassop, Northern Highlands Tare Kinsela, NVOM Tappan Connie Leone rd, Wayne HMs Michele McNIcholes. Ramsey 6 Stecev Ambrose, Weslwood; sice, Ramsey.