JSN - New Jersey High School Sports

facebook.com\JerseySportingNews

Volume 20 • Issue 17 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

JerseySportingNews.com

oO

sT

k an

EE FR ur

s

r se

rti

ve Ad

Focuses

Th

Field Hockey On SCT

IMPATIENCE IS A VIRTUE. 0.9% APR FINANCING*

For up to 48 months on all 2013 MINI Hardtop Models.

MINI OF MONMOUTH

2127 Route 35, Oakhurst, NJ 07755 • 732-493-5055 Sales: Mon-Fri 9am-8pm Sat 9am-6pm Service: Mon-Fri 7:45am-6pm

MINIOFMONMOUTH.COM 0.9% APR financing for terms up to 48 months at $21.22 per $1,000 financed on all new 2013 MINI Hardtop models. Where balloon financing is available, similar terms may not be available. Rates available only through MINI Financial Services and only at participating MINI dealers. Subject to credit approval. Qualified customers only.

Specific vehicles are not subject to availability. Offer valid through 9/30/13 and may not be combined with certain other offers. Qualified rate lock applicants must take delivery by 01/02/14. No Cost Maintenance for 3 years or 36,000 miles whichever comes first starting from the original in-service date. Visit your authorized MINI dealer for complete details. ©2013 MINI USA, a division of BMW of North American, LLC. The MINI name, model names and logo are registered trademarks.

Page 2 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

ST ROSE GIRLS SOCCER GET BIG WIN AT SHORE REGIONAL

By Mike Ready

WEST LONG BRANCH – After a scoreless first half in which they dominated the Blue Devils, outshooting them 12-2, St Rose head coach Mike Parshelunis felt there was a dark cloud hanging over his team.

“I told my team at the half there’s a cloud hanging over us,” Parshelunis said. “We hadn’t scored in three halves and that’s very unusual for us, we just need the sun to break through. Rose Kane then shouted, ‘the suns out’ and I told them ‘now go out and play your game.’”

St Rose, 10-2-1, 5-1-1 and ranked No.3 in the Shore Conference, went on to win 2-1 on the Blue Devils home field, but it wasn’t easy. Shore came out in the first six minutes of the second half and played their best soccer of the game. They pressured the St Rose defense, and appeared to have caught the Purple Roses off guard after controlling the game in the first half.

said. “This field is one of the most difficult places to win in the entire Shore Conference.

They came out strong in the second half and put a lot of pressure on us. It was great for us to withstand their attack and then break out with two scores.”

“Shore came out really hard at the start of the second half,” senior attacker Lauren Gates said. “We weren’t expecting it and we hadn’t scored in three halves so we really needed to compose ourselves. Once we got the one goal we started to relax and play our game.”

Gates collected that all-important first goal for the Purple Roses at 49:51 after junior Kathleen Dailey made a steal and got the ball to sophomore forward Seneca Kinn-Gurzo .

Kinn-Gurzo’s perfect through ball found Gates inside the 18, who then buried the shot into the far left corner of the net.

The Blue Devils had a number of scoring opportunities but couldn’t convert, including a nice stop by St Rose keeper Jordan Nash on a Megan Racioppi shot from close range off a free kick.

A little over two minutes later Gates found the back of the net again to put St Rose up 2-0. After accepting a pass from KinnGurzo, Gates had two touches at the top of the 18 before drilling a shot into the bottom right corner for her 13th goal of the season.

“It always comes down to this field somehow,” Parshelunis

“Seneca (Kinn-Gurzo) and I have great chemistry up top,” Gates

EMAIL

The 2013 Neptune boys’ varsity soccer team has made a habit of playing close games. Through Oct. 16, the Scarlet Fliers had played 15 games, eight of which were decided by a goal and another two that ended as a draw.

ST. ROSE’s #11 Alex Oleck Photo By: Matt Schall

said. “We cause a lot of problems for opposing defenses.”

“They’ve always been smart up top (Kinn-Gurzo and Gates),” Parshelunis said. “They’re soccer players and have soccer minds.

They work well together and are starting to click at the right time.”

Shore (5-4-2, 2-2) wasn’t through just yet, when 30 seconds later freshman Katie Stephens was knocked down with the ball inside the 18 by St Rose backer Ashley Candeletti, resulting in a penalty kick. Sophomore Jessie Egan then drilled a high liner just under the cross bar with Nash making a leaping deflection and near save, only to have the ball skip past her and into the net for the score.

The St. Rose defense clamped down after that and shut down the Shore attack, while Blue Devil keeper, Katie Colaguori, made some acrobatic saves to keep it a one goal game.

“I’ll take Jordan Nash over any keeper in the Shore,” said Parshelunis after the near save.

facebook.com/jerseysportingnews.com

All printed materials are copyrighted property of Jersey Sporting News Productions, Inc.

EMAIL FOR ADVERTISING CONTACT EMAIL EMAIL jsnattardi@msn.com Fran@J-S-N.net jsnattardi@msn.com jsnattardi@msn.com

EMAIL PHONE CARDS ACCEPTED PHONE CREDIT jsnattardi@msn.com PHONE 732-610-1151 732-610-1151 732-610-1151

PHONE WEB WEB 732-610-1151 WEB jerseysportingnews.com jerseysportingnews.com jerseysportingnews.com

WEB FACEBOOK FACEBOOK jerseysportingnews.com FACEBOOK facebook.com/jerseysportingnews.com is published published by by is is published by Jersey Sporting Sporting News News Productions, Productions, Inc. Inc. Jersey Jersey Sporting News Productions, Inc. 704 Westwood Ave., West End, Long Branch 07740 is published 704 Westwood Westwood Ave., Ave., West End, End,by Long Branch Branch 07740 07740 704 West Long Jersey Sporting News Productions, Inc. All printed printed materials materials are are copyrighted copyrighted property property All 704All Westwood Ave., West Long Branch 07740 printed materials areEnd, copyrighted property of Jersey Sporting News Productions, Inc. of Jersey Jersey Sporting Sporting News News Productions, Productions, Inc. Inc. of All printed materials are copyrighted property of Jersey Sporting News Productions, Inc.

The inherent trouble with playing so many tightly-contested matches is that the margin for error is thinner; one brilliant play can win a game and likewise, a mistake can lose it. While a common viewpoint in sports tends to be that “breaks” like these within a game balance themselves out over time, that balance did not find the Scarlet Fliers in time for them to automatically qualify for conference or state tournament play. Instead, Neptune posted a 2-5 record in one-goal games prior to the tournament cutoff dates, which figured heavily into their 4-7-2 overall mark.

“We’re right there,” Neptune coach John Knight said of his team’s proclivity towards close losses. “We’ve had a lot of injuries – we’ve lost five players to injury – and we’re young. But we’re battling.”

The Fliers’ struggles in matches decided by a single goal persisted after the cutoff date with a 1-0 double-overtime loss at Freehold on Oct. 15. Neptune was able to rebound the following day by completing a season sweep of Long Branch with a 2-0 win, but finished out their B North slate with a 3-1 home loss to Wall.

Despite their disappointing record, the Scarlet Fliers have found a bright spot in the form of one of their youngsters, junior Dante Crenshaw, who has alHEAD WRITER EDITOR ready drawn attention from the next level.

Ted Kaiser Laura Ambrosio

“Kathleen Dailey was everywhere for us,” Parshelunis add- PHOTOGRAPHERS WRITERS “(Crenshaw is) very good, he’s quick,” 732-610-1151 ed. “She was the difference for Francine Attardi Mikeplaying Rogers midKnight said. “He’s been WEB us today, she’s up and back 80 Eric field Braunand forward forMike us, Ready and we get Francesca Attardi jerseysportingnews.com Publisher another year with him next year.”

Eric Braun Continued on page 6 Sean Simmons FACEBOOK

PHONE

is published by Jersey Sporting News Productions, Inc. 704 Westwood Ave., West End, Long Branch 07740

Close Losses Haunt Neptune

By Kevin Davis

jsnattardi@msn.com

St. rose girls soccer Photo By: Matt Schall

Page 3

facebook.com/jerseysportingnews.com facebook.com/jerseysportingnews.com

FACEBOOK FOR ADVERTISING ADVERTISING CONTACT CONTACT FOR facebook.com/jerseysportingnews.com FOR ADVERTISING CONTACT Fran@J-S-N.net Fran@J-S-N.net Fran@J-S-N.net

FOR ADVERTISING CONTACT CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Fran@J-S-N.net CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED

Francesca Attardi Attardi Francesca Francesca Attardi Publisher Publisher Publisher Francesca Attardi JSN isPublisher looking for High

School Students to intern as Photographers and Writers Contact Fran at Fran@J-S-N.net for more infomation.

John Portelli

Kevin Davis

Alex Stamoutsos EDITOR

Josh Lashley

EDITOR EDITOR Kenneth Cook Laura Ambrosio Ambrosio Laura Laura Ambrosio EDITOR PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS Laura Ambrosio PHOTOGRAPHERS Letritech Francine Attardi Francine Attardi Attardi Francine PHOTOGRAPHERS Eric Braun Eric Braun Braun Eric Francine Attardi Sean Simmons Sean Simmons Simmons Sean Eric Braun John Portelli Portelli John John Portelli Sean Simmons Alex Stamoutsos Alex Stamoutsos Stamoutsos Alex John Portelli Kenneth Cook Kenneth Cook Kenneth Cook Alex Stamoutsos

PRODUCTION Matt Schall PRODUCTION Kenneth Cook Letritech Lester Pierce Letritech PRODUCTION Rich Prehart Letritech

HEAD WRITER

HEAD WRITER WRITER Patrick Ralph HEAD Ted Kaiser Ted Kaiser Ted Kaiser Brian Daneman HEAD WRITER

WRITERS WRITERS Sean Simmons Ted Kaiser WRITERS Mike Rogers Mike Rogers Jim Hintelmann Mike Rogers WRITERS Mike Ready Ready Mike Mike Ready Mike Rogers Eric Braun Braun Eric Eric Braun Mike KevinReady Davis Kevin Davis Kevin Davis Eric Braun Josh Lashley Lashley Josh Josh Lashley Kevin Davis Patrick Ralph Ralph Patrick Patrick Ralph Josh Lashley Brian Daneman Brian Daneman Daneman Brian Patrick Ralph Sean Simmons Sean Daneman Simmons Brian Jim Hintelmann Jim Hintelmann Sean Simmons Jim Hintelmann

Page 4 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

asbury park VS mater dei football

By Jim Hintelmann MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Although losing his fifth straight football game, a 26-18 setback to Asbury Park Saturday, Mater Dei Prep football coach Steve Sciarappa came away from the game with a great deal of optimism.

Mater Dei had fallen behind the Blue Bishops, 200, at the half, but the Seraphs came out and played a much better game in the second half and had a chance to tie the game in the final minutes, but four straight passes were incomplete.

“At halftime, we talked about not being ourselves,” said Sciarappa.

“We wanted to cut down on the penalties and

committing fumbles. We played an extremely physical game against a quality football team. I’m excited with the way we played and I’m proud of how the younger players are playing well with the older guys.”

26-6, on a 3-yard run

by Barksdale. Mater Dei kept its composure, however, and scored on a 10yard keeper by quarterback Christian Palmer. A run for two points failed, though, leaving the score 26-12.

Mater Dei began its second half comeback when Sam Miles intercepted a Barksdale pass at midfield and returned it to the Asbury Park 17. Two plays later, Derek Lopez raced in for the touchdown to cut the lead to 20-6, but a run for two points failed.

Mater Dei’s defense held for downs, forcing a punt, and Tyson White returned the ball 65 yards to cut the gap to 26-18. Once again, though, the twopoint conversion failed.

Mater Dei had one more chance when a Bishop punt rolled out of bounds of the Mater Dei 31, with a minute left, but the Seraphs were unable to move the ball and Asbury Park ran out the clock.

The Bishops appeared to have settled the game early in the fourth quarter by making the score,

Holmdel Feild Hockey Shuts Out Rival SJV

By Jim Hintelmann

MATER DEI FOOTBALL Photo By: Kenneth Cook Fumbles and penalties hampered both teams in a sloppy first half, but Asbury Park took a 6-0 lead on a 10-yard keeper by Robert Barksdale, one of the few returning players from Asbury Park’s championship teams of the past three

years. Barksdale set it up with a 50-yard pass to Ty Davis.

The Blue Bishops scored again in the second quarter on a 15-yard screen pass from Barksdale to Jadean Stephens. A Mater

HOLMDEL - With a relatively inexperienced team, Holmdel's first year coach, Julie Martelli was uncertain about the outlook for this year's field hockeyteam.

This was the second meeting between the two teams this season with Holmdel also winning the first game by a 1-0 score.

Those fears, however, have proven to be unwarranted as the Hornets (8-3-2) have gotten off to a strong start with a solid all-around team effort. "This has been fantastic," said Martelli after a 1-0 shutout over rival St. John Vianney Thursday. "We played outstanding defense and work together a lot on double teaming and are much better and quicker than I expected."

The lone score in the game came just a minute into the second half when freshman Chelsea Covino took a feed from Olivia Moglino and slapped the ball into the net from five yards away.

"Although we have a young team this year, we have a lot of players who are playing different roles and new positions," said Martelli." Holmdel dominated the game with a 15-4 advantage in shots, but some outstanding defense in the goal by SJV goalie Meg Gilbert, who made a number of diving stops in front of the net, kept the Lady Lancers in contention.

"I got a great pass from Olivia," said Covino."That was my third goal this season, and it has been an amazing year."

SJV coach Alex Litowski has been a bit disappointed this season despite some good games.

Dei fumble set up the third Bishop touchdown, a 12yard run by Stephens, who broke four tackles and went into the end zone.

Mater Dei will play host to unbeaten Shore Regional Saturday

"We could have been better this season," admitted Litowski. "We have had a lot of scoring opportunities but couldn't put the ball in the net. "We have six senior starters and defense is our strong point," she said, "but the division (A Central) is very competitive with teams like Rumson and Red Bank Catholic."

Holmdel drew the sixth seed in the upcoming Shore Conference Tournament and will face Middletown South in the opening round.

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

Page 5

Page 6 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP HOLDS OFF COLTS NECK IN A NORTH SHOWDOWN

By Mike Ready

“Brian has a broken orbital bone under his eye,” Briggs said. “He’s hoping to be back for the states but he’ll be out until at least early November. It was a coaching decision not to play Nick, but we hope to have him back on the field Friday against Middletown South.”

Freehold Twp. was up to the task as they gutted out a hardfought 2-1 victory by scoring two opportunistic first half goals and playing solid second half defense.

“Last week kind of hurt us,” Patriot head coach Todd Briggs said. “We have some injury complications we’re dealing with and we’re also a young team which we knew would be challenged at some point this season. The good thing about today is that we bent but didn’t break and we’re heading back in the right direction. The win keeps them alive in the division and hopefully a top five

Junior Kyle Czajkowski knocked home a rebound off a blocked shot by junior Mike Maltese at the 12-minute mark for an early 1-0 Patriot lead.

The keeper appeared to have an easy save on Maltese but misplayed the ball, allowing Czajkowski score on a wide open net.

“Mike was playing a little out of position with our captains

Czajkowski ‘s twin brother Jason handed the Patriots a 2-0 lead on another unusual scoring play with 26:50 showing on the game clock.

On the play, sophomore Mark Fasano cut through the center defense and played junior Tim O’Donnel, who flicked it towards the goal finding Jason Czajkowski streaking in. Czajkowski‘s shot was tipped by the keeper, with the ball bouncing over his head as Czajkowski slipped in behind him to finish off the play.

m\JerseySp

JerseySpor

ortingNews

tingNews.co

- 3/4/13 2/19/13 Volume 19

m

facebook.com\J

• Issue 7

ue 6 erseySpor tingN 19 • Iss ews lume JerseySpo Vo rting 4/2/13 - 4/21 /13

News.com

ks

an

EE FR To

e dv

rA

Ou

S O F T B A L L

rs

se

rti

S E B A L L

S

erseySpor tingN

ews

JerseySporting

News.com

FR EE

Th a Ad nks ve T rtis o O ers ur

®

d in Luxury.

Freehold, NJ

35, Oakhurst NJ

732-493-5000

facebook.com\J

RayCatena.com

erseySpor tingN

s.com

ews

JerseySporting

News.com

ve Ad

OL & E SCHO S MIDDL AGUE SPRING SCHOOL LE ING …

HIGH DUAL FORM NOW or an INDIVI

To

rA Ou

OL Sam Madd en Barnegat

rch a TEAM d of Ma gister as e Begins en WR Re DAY! Mike Gesic Leagu ki ER TO South REGIST

Ê nÊSOON! willÊbeÊi ics,ÊOpenÊ FÊFIELDÊ lin OurÊTURÊ&ÊFieldÊHockeyÊC tsÊ&ÊMore!ÊÊÊÊ

gh Lacrosse ights,ÊTeenÊNi tÊ SoccerÊN CheckÊusÊoutÊa omÊ naturf.c

rs se

rti

ks

n

Ê

®

Freehold

4264 Route 9 South,

an

DL Donald Bedell Rumson-Fa ir Have

DO this ng FUN TO for somethi SON??

WINTER SEA nds, Scarves & Frie r Family & Join the FUN! Grab you Come and ens Mitt LIC SKATING dule...

DAILY PUB

Looking

rea

seyshorea

www.jer

!

VE TO OFFER ALL WE HA

Rd. Farm

one’s Sche s to Fit Every e!

Session Time our calendar onlin See

ne to see ALL WE

us Onli Hockey Visit e & Learn To Play New Learn To Skat of March 2nd & 3rd!

BSI TE begins weekend NC HE D WE

CO ME VIS

IT US ON

ern

rs se

1215 Wyckoff

07727 ingdale, NJ

erti dv

“I love when the ball is at their om and s g Give Us A Call Toda (Dailey McCurry) feet,” in n e arena.c -7070Happ yshore e, Information Or To y For More Jersey Sh7o3re2-9A19rengnFoarw . .jersenics, Youth In Hous one..w eryw Cli Ev ey Gates said.

“I have tremendous ck s Schedule A Tour methi ckey, Ho We Have So , Learn To Play Ho 2-919-70 na70Happeningrseyshorear ena.com 255 West End Ave - Lon ate g Branch - 732-229-2 Learn To Sk & Figure Skating! se, . .je Jersey Sh73HavoreeSomAethreing Forw ey, Hou ne..w ck In th Ho Everyo 13 You w ue en 446 - MSc VSD Clinics, & Op Adult Leag TURNING SPRING 20 horearena.com confidence in them; they’re great .OR Skating G We y Hockey, Hockey Daily Publi te, Learn To Pla Field - RE w.jerseys key, Learn To Ska & Figure Skating!

Indoor Turf Check us out - ww ting & Open Hoc Adult League 2013 on the ball and keeping possesdless…

ING Daily Public Ska en e SPR ar ING .com nities ena d - RETURN rtu ear Fiel po f hor Tur Op eys oor Ind w.jers ck us out - ww endless… Che are s sion.” itie tun Oppor an INDIVID a TEAM or March Register as ins end of League Beg ER TODAY! REGIST

HAVE TO OFFER!

27

ale, NJ 077

. Farmingd

ckoff Rd 1215 Wy

732-919-7070

Co m e

line to see

Visit us On

of ins weekend !

To Skate beg New Learn 28 - GREAT FAMILY FUN te W eb si Ch ed April 27 &

vi si t us

oN ou

R Ne W

070

732-919-7

ly lauN

Y LAU OU R NE WL

n Informatio

ctices Begin gue Team Pra day Games House Lea ctices & Sun Saturday Pra ~ :30pm Fal 7:45pm-10 n + Rental if needed cember sio Sept 15 - De $10 Admis ht DJ Skate le Daily Friday Nig Ice Availab ng Clinics - 9am ! rni DJ 31 E !

LIV Oct 1 Saturday Mo & Giveaways Ice ting m - Prizes Figure Ska ns, Edges & Figures 5pm-6:20p IN Costume 4:3 Spi welcome ne Freestyle, ryo Oct 1 - 31 Eve E MonmSPout ULAR SKAT me FREE ~ $190 n sio U OOKThACCou Ses 14 Costu Vocationa 8 Week 8U/ 8:45am nder INnty TODAY! l Sch s 7:45am Kids 10&U Distric Oct 28 Sundayool REGISTER t pm :15 y Hockey :45am - 12 : 10ton OL Quen Learn To Pla & Sun Nelson SatRed Bank c 23 MANDA amCatholic 5 thruY14AttendaRnce Y! :00 DA AgesTOR 10 TO : Nov 4 - De Tue to TE be Eligible to Both Stu te - REGIS - 10:30am lk On den App 5am ly Monmouth Count s 9:4 Learn To Ska ilitiest and Parent Mus&t Atte 0 Wa Sundaynd chnol ogy High Scho Ab y NoBiote ks) / $30.0 & 10Kozlos 5000 Lynne Leger AllolAges & Communica v 4, 6Freeho ki Rd. n byHigh :30pm Vocational School Dist $200.00 (8w tions s - Ru ld, NJ 07728 School 8:30am-12 ing CliofnicMonm High Techn rict ThursdSaturda outh FridayHigh 732-431-7208 &ology erskat1740 day New Belford Rd., County Pow urs Oktayol! ay Th yNewm hScho 9/28/13 October 4, 2012 Wall, NJ 07719 n 732-681-1010 an Spring 10:00 am Saturda s Rd. DAY wit Thursda 6:30 pm tay Armaga y - yDe c 23r 20,013-2012 TO Octobe - 10/10/2 Lincro R ft, NJ 07736 Wedne p TE Saturda - 6:3010:00 Wednes Ok v sday Octobe pm y4 y Octobe GIS day Saturda Cam No am i 10/2/13 RE - 10/19/2 3, 2012 r 27, - 6:30 pm Minrr 13, 732-842-8444 :00am Saturda Thursday 0132012 n- 10/19/1 6:30 pm - 10:0010:00 yntio Saturda am am November yOctobe Monday SaturdaThursda -11 nve 3 -2012 Saturda y - 10/3/13 2012 6:30 pm - 11/4/13 1, 10:00 am Co y 10:00 0am y Octobe rs - 6:30 am Octobe 6:30 Wednes r 9:0 13, pm pm r 27, 2012 10:00 2012 10:00 tay!

Wedne Teache ThursdSaturda sday y - 10/19/1 ay day - 10/30/1 3 - 6:30 pm am am Octobe ursday r 24,3 2012 ThSaturda - 10:00 h Okpm ber 15, Tuesda 2012 6:30 pm y - 11/2/13 y 6:30 Thursda Y witam6:30 ddon IceNovem Novem Marin y - 10/24/1 - 10:00 ber DA 6, am Saturday 3 -2012 6:30 pm emy R TO TE pm

by Armage Saturda v 8 &ce9e&Acad ofNoScien ber 17, GISNovem y - 11/2/13 2012am RE - 10:00 10:00 am Technology MAN OurÊTUR ining plicatio For TraAp FÊFIELDÊw DATORY Attendance Building 305, Mast Way, Highlands, Monmouth Coun NJ 07732 n LacrosseÊ Turkey DayInfo 732-291-0995 toillÊbe ty Acad beÊin SaturdaySaturda 7 emy Elig &ÊF of Allied Healt ible ÊSO Septem y - 10/5/13 ddon Icermation ber 29, -2012 ONto 07 10:0010:00 Thursday h &72 !Ê Apply am am by Armage SoccerÊN ieldÊHockeyÊClini Science Octobe Thursda 2325 Heck NJ 22 r y 4, v 2012 10/17/1 e, Ave., Saturda No 3 ights,ÊTeeBoth - 6:30 6:30 cs,ÊOpenÊ y October 13, pm ne, NJ 07753 Please VisitFarmingdal 732-77Neptu Saturda y pm 2012 y - 10/26/1 Thursday nÊN Student 3g- Da 10:00 Novem 5-0058 and Parent am am sgi1,vin WedneSaturda 201210:006:30 Monday sday Octobe CheckÊus ightsÊ&ÊMo ank- ber y - 10/5/13 11/4/13 Th r 3, 2012 - 6:30 pm pm - 10:00 am Saturda www.m ÊoutÊat Mus re!ÊÊÊÊ 6:30 y ww Wednes Octobe ompm yckoff Rd. Event

Begin Team Practices es House League ck Date & Sunday Gam League - Non Che Saturday Practices Fall Youth House er ~ emb 0pm Dec 10:3 15 pmSept 7:45 ed + Rental if need Skate $10 Admission Friday Night DJ y Oct 1 - 31 Ice Available Dail LIVE DJ! - 9am Morning Clinics als rday Fin Ice Satu ing SCT Skat re ls aways!

Gir res - Prizes & Give Boy s andFigu s, Edges & Figu Oct 1 - 31 4:35pm-6:20pm IN Costume Freestyle, Spiny Rou nd- Up Ho cke TE Everyone welcome Sta te Ice SPO OKTACUÊ LAR SKA ume FREE 0 ~ $19 IN Cost vie w UnderPre Oct 28 10&te 8 Week Session Wr est lin gKidsSta Hockey - REGISTER TODAY! Sundays 7:45am 8U/ 8:45am 14U Learn To Play 5am - 12:15pm Nov 4 - Dec 23 Sat & Sun: 10:4 Ages 5 thru 14 AY! TOD R - REGISTE Tue: 10:00am Learn To Skate 0am ities 9:45am - 10:3 days Nov 4, 6 & 10 Sun On & All Ages & Abil r e Lege / $30.00 Walk ics - Run by Lynn $200.00 (8wks) Powerskating Clin am-12:30pm 8:30 ay 23 Frid & Dec y Nov 4 Thursda Oktay Armagan Oktay! with p AY Cam TOD ion Mini REGISTER Teachers Convent 1215 Wy am-11:00am Ice ckoff Rd. Nov 8 & 9 Thursday 9:00 FarOkta y! le,

by Armageddon mingda with NJ 077 R TOD ning REGISTE73 2-AY91 Turkey Day Trai 9-7070 27 Ice don agedPu Nov 22 Daily

by Arm 7 72 bli Day 07 We c Skating & Have Some CO M E Thanksgiving ngdale, NJ Event

GIRLS

IN SI DE :

LAX

Th Ad ank ve s T rtis o O ers ur

FR EE

UP FO R GRA BS SPRING

JERSEY SH ORE ARENA ER

SUMM

NOW FO HOUSE LEAG RMING UE -

e Call Today For MleorA Tour Give UsJeArsey du he Sc To hore Arena H - MSVSD.ORG InformationSOr ap446 penings -229-2 OpenAve g Branchthi-ng732 miHocke - Lon Far Forw ff Rd Everyo y, Learn To st .End WyckoWe 255 wne.

Mite Th

ru Banta

Evaluatio

ns Sat

m Leve

ls of

Play . 4/27 COME JOIN TH & Sun 4/28 E FUN..

REGIST .

ER TO

DAY! New Learn To April 27 & 28 Skate begins weekend of - GREAT FAM ILY FUN! VI SIT US ON

INFORMATION

SESSION HAPPENINGS t Attend shoreare Ê anaturf.c omÊ

w.jersey

Visit us Onl

ine to see

ALL WE HAV OU R NE 732-919-7070 E TO OFF ..

Skateom W LY LA w / www.jersey , UN CH ED shorearena.com ER! Adrearena.c Learn To Play Hockey,.jerseysh W EB SIT E o Hockey Clinic - www.jerseysho ult League & Fig s, Youth Inrearena.c 732-919-70Op70portunities areIndoor Turf Field - RETURNure Skating!

Ho o use m , ING SPRING endless… Ch 2013 Date eck us ou

1215

Sept 15 - Dec em Oct 1 - 31 Oct 1 - 31

t - www.jer

seyshoreare

Event

ber

Fall Youth Hou

se League -

Non Check

Information

use League l Youth Ho

Date

na.com

MEDIA PACKAGE

- Non Check

“It was a nice bounce back after the Red Bank Catholic loss,” INFORMATIO N SESSIONS Gates added. “It’s a great way to roll into the tournaments. I think we have a very good chance in the Shore Conference Tourna1215 W orearena.c sh ey rs je ment. It’s whoever’s hot and 70 - www.

732-919-70 we’re heating up at the right time.

Even though we lost, we played

The MCVSD does

cvsd.org

Saturda

day - 10/9/13 r 20, 2012 - 6:30pm

10:00 y Novem ber 3, 2012 10:00 am not discrim y - 10/26/1 ThursdSaturda ay Novem - 10:00 am am ber 315, affectional or inate on the basis of race, Tuesday - 11/5/13 2012 6:30 pm sexual orientation, - 6:30 creed, pm gender, religio color, national origin, ancest n, disability or socioeconom ry, age, marital status, ic status.

55278

Information

House League Friday Night DJ Skate Saturday Pra Team Practices Begin LIVE DJ! ctices & Sun day Games 7:45pm-10 Figure Skating :30pm ~ Ice $10 Admission + Freestyle, Spi Rental if nee ns, Edges & ded Ice Available Figures SPOOKTAC Dai ly ULA Saturday Mo Kids 10&Und R SKATE rning Clinics er IN Costum - 9am 4:35pm-6:2 e FREE Learn To Pla 0pm - Prizes y Hockey Eve & Giv ryo eaw ne REGISTER ays! welcome IN Ages 5 thru TODAY! Costume 14 8 Week Ses Learn To Ska sion te - REGIST Sundays 7:4 ~ $190 ER TODAY! All Ages & 5am 8U/ 8:4 Abilities 5am 14U Sat & Sun : 10: Powerskating Clin Tue: 10:00a 45am - 12:15pm Oktay Armaga ics - Run by Lynne m Leger & Sun n days 9:45am Teachers Con ven $200.00 (8w - 10:30am

by Armageddo tion Mini Camp ks) / $30.00 n Ice Walk On Thu rsd ay & Turkey Day Friday 8:30am Tra REGISTER

by Armageddo ining TODAY with -12:30pm Oktay! n Ice Thursday 9:0 0am-11:00 am REGISTER 1215 Wycko TODAY with Oktay! ff Rd. Fa

732-610-1151 | Fran@J-S-N.net | jerseysportingnews.com

Oct 28 Nov 4 - Dec

23

Nov 4, 6 &

10

Nov 4 - Dec

23

Nov 8 & 9 Nov 22 Thanksgiving Day

rmingdale,

NJ 07727 70 - www.jer seyshorearen a.com

732-919-70

“This was a big win for us,” Maltese said.

“Especially against cross town rival Colts Neck, who took the A North from us last season. We knew coming in this game could be the difference between a 4-or5 seed or an 8-or-9 seed in the Shore Conference Tournament.

This gives us momentum back on our side and that’s huge going into the tournaments.”

m

732-410-2900

ur

rtingNew

News.co

MonMouth 2135 Highway

oO

JerseySpo

Ramm had an outstanding game for the Patriots, turning back 10 shots, including a couple potential scores in final minutes.

1/13 3 - 4/

Lauren scoring, being composed and finishing.

Ryan McCurry also played very well, especially in theAPsecond half when we were INGS A H PEN ORE AREN JERSEY SH protecting the one goal lead.” sT

ENINGS

News

porting

nk

ySporting

EE FR

& SCHOOL MIDDLE GUES SPRING OOL LEA HIGH SCH MING UAL… NOW FOR

com\Jerse

“After they scored it was get to a corner, draw corners, draw set pieces, run the clock and defend out,” Briggs said. “We did a good job doing that and got out of there with an important win.”

3/19/1

Ray Catena Lexu s The Legen

Th

E ARENA HAPP JERSEY SHOR

facebook.

JerseyS

ngNews

EE FR

Into 2 0 1 3 P R E V I E W g n i l l o R s t l Co States

• Issue 5 Volume 19

ySporti

a Th

/13 3/5/13 - 3/18 Volum e 19 • Issue 8 4/21/1 3 - 5/5/ 13

Volume 20 • Issue 14 9/4/13 - 9/24 /13

om\Jerse

n d s from page 3 L aContinued yardsnon every play. Head and 2 d she shoulders was the best player on the field today and obviously e l t i T wouldn’t have won without t a t e we

Jerseysportingnews.com facebook.com\J

However, Colts Neck finally broke through scoring with just under six minutes to play pulling to within one goal with a lot of time left on the clock.

On the play, Freehold Township keeper Christian Ramm made a diving deflection off a Jason Tonelli scorcher and senior Devin Gavrushenko drilled the rebound into the far corner for his sixth goal of the season.

ST ROSE GIRLS SOCCER GET BIG WIN C l a gATo nSHORE REGIONAL

k.c faceboo

Th

NBe t t u B g n i Noth A

4 19 • Issue Volume

With 25 minutes remaining in the game and the Patriots still nursing a 2-0 lead, Briggs decided to switch to a more defensive minded 4-5-1 formation in an effort to slow down the Cougar attack.

“The twins did a great job for us today,” Briggs said. “They’re both very athletic, very fit and very fast. They stepped up as far as getting the final touch and that’s not easy. They know how to read the play and have the tenacity to finish them off.”

Check us out online facebook.co

“Our goals were a little fluky,” Briggs said. “But you create your own luck with effort and ball movement towards the goal. On a field like this you just want the ball to be in their box as much as possible and good things will happen and that’s what we did.”

Th a Ad nks ve To rtis O ers ur

The Patriots played without its’ senior captains, Brian Dziobak and Nick Fasano making the win even more impressive.

Dziobak is the Patriots leading scorer with five goals and four assists.

“We lost arguably our best player (Dziobak) to injury,” Jason Czajkowski said. “And we were missing our other captain (Fasano) so for us to win like this today was huge. We definitely needed this to boost our confidence and get us going in the right direction again.”

missing,” Briggs said. “But he really stepped up for us. He’s another young player (sophomore) who’s filled every role we’ve asked of him and we’re quite pleased with him.”

FR EE

seed in the Shore Conference Tournament.

COLTS NECK – After going 0-2-1 in their last three games, the Patriots (9-4-1, 8-4-1) desperately needed a win against arch-rival Colts Neck (7-23, 7-2-3) Wednesday on the Cougars home field. And with the Shore Conference and NJSIAA tournament seeding’s just around the corner, getting back in the win column was crucial if the Patriots expected to make any post-season noise.

www.DonFranciscoCigars.com

732.383.7422 • 18 Wallace Street, Red Bank, NJ

really well against RBC; we just couldn’t finish. It should be a really interesting tournament.”

“We played outstanding defense today,” Parshelunis said. “Kyra Martyn and Maggie McNiff were excellent in the back for us. Maggie’s just smooth, solid and so composed back there. As the sweeper she’s our last line of defense; it’s a thankless position.

She’s the rock back there and has been doing it all along.”

“We’ve played well against every team we’ve played against this season; win, lose or draw,” Parshelunis added. “The Shore Conference Tournament has been traditionally difficult for us, just going up against the larger schools. But we’re not looking to win just one and roll the dice; we have high hopes for the final four.”

• We offer most major brands • Our own Don Francisco Brand that are all hand rolled.

• Best prices in the area.

• We do Cigar Rolling Parties, book us for your next upcoming special event.

• Relax in our tasting area with flat screen TVs and FREE wifi • All the cigar and pipe accessories you need!

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

Page 7

RBC’s Redaelli is a Force to Reckoned With

By Ted Kaiser

RED BANK— When he’s not tearing through an opponent’s defense on the football field, Red Bank Catholic senior running back Larry Redaelli is tearing up the weight room.

The leading scorer in the Shore Conference might make scoring touchdowns look easy every weekend, but his training behind the scenes is nothing but passionate hard work. Entering last Friday ’s game against Raritan, Redaelli’s efforts were to the tune of 15 touchdowns and 723 rushing yards on only 74 carries. That’s an average of nearly 10 yards per carry, or almost a first down every time he rushes the football.

“First of all, our line is really, really good. They open everything up. The wide receivers get to their blocks too,” explains Redaelli. “It comes down to offseason training where those guys train all season. They are

always getting better, faster, stronger. I try to do the same to give back to the lineman and do what I can do.”

His incredible season at running back can also be attributed to his training.

Redaelli’s workouts are intense and he’s always the last kid to leave the weight room at RBC. Over the last two years, he’s put on 30 lbs. of muscle, increased his bench press from 200 lbs. to 335 lbs. and squat from 250 lbs. to 550 lbs.

“Pound for pound Larry ’s the strongest high school football player I have ever trained,” says RBC strength and conditioning coach Joe McAuliffe, who has trained many top athletes over the years. “He’s a great kid and also one of the hardest working, most coachable athletes I’ve seen.”

Redaelli has not only added bulk and strength over the

RBC’s #21 LARRY Redaelli Photo By: Francine Attardi years, but he’s increased his speed and agility. His 40-yard dash time has dropped from 4.7 to 4.4 seconds. His pro-agility drill time went from 4.9 to 3.9 seconds. Redaelli watches what he eats and does all the right things to manage his recovery time.

“Not saying other teams don’t work hard, they do, but we train until we cannot train anymore. We give it our all,” says Redaelli, who is considering Monmouth, Sacred Heart, Rhode Island, and James Madison among others for college.

E AT

PLANT

GIVE

C E L E B R AT E

In another dominant performance for the Caseys last Friday, Redaelli scored three touchdowns and rushed for 201 yards on only 10 carries as RBC defeated Holmdel by a score of 62-10.

SHOP

TRAVEL

SICKLES GARDEN CENTER SALE

FALL INTO SAVINGS

National National strength. strength.

Huge savings on perennials, trees & shrubs Plant now for a gorgeous, healthy garden next spring.

Local Local presence. presence.

SAVE

Financial Financial advice advice from fromaaknowledgeable knowledgeableneighbor. neighbor.

Oppenheimer Oppenheimer Financial Financial Advisors Advisorsare arewell wellversed versedin inthethe wide wide range range of fiof nancial financial products productsand andservices services our ourfifirm rmoffers. offers.They Theyalso alsohave have thethe knowledge knowledge andand experience experience totomatch matchthe the right right solutions solutions with withthe theright rightclient clientat at thethe right right time. time.

30%-50% ON SPRING &

SUMMER PERENNIALS, TREES & SHRUBS (Sale does not include Evergreens or Shasta Daisies)

Our OurFinancial FinancialAdvisors Advisors are arecapable capableofofdelivering deliveringpremier premier wealth-building wealth-building strategies strategies and andimparting imparting the the knowledge knowledge accumulated accumulatedbybya fiarm firm that that hashas been been in business in business for for over overone onehundred hundred and twenty twentyyears. years.

Contact ContactChristopher Christopher O’Connor O’Connorand andstart startplanning planning forfor your your tomorrow, tomorrow, today. today.

Christopher Christopher M. O’Connor O’Connor Director Director – Investments Investments

Oppenheimer Oppenheimer & Co. & Co. Inc.Inc. 3 Harding 3 Harding Road Road Red Red Bank, Bank, NJNJ 07701 07701 Phone: Phone: (732) (732) 224-3572 224-3572 Toll Toll Free: Free: 800-626-8647 800-626-8647 christopher.oconnor@opco.com christopher.oconnor@opco.com SHARING QUALITY SINCE 1908

| Investments | Investments | Asset | Asset Management Management | Capital | Capital Markets Markets | |

Oppenheimer Oppenheimer & Co. Co. Inc. Inc.Transacts TransactsBusiness Businessonon AllAll Principal Principal Exchanges Exchanges and and Member Member SIPC SIPC

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9 - 6 AND SUNDAY 9 - 4 1 HARRISON AVE OFF RUMSON RD 732.741.9563

SICKLESMARKET.COM

Page 8 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

Hornets Kicking Way To # 5 Ranking

By Michael Rogers

The girls’ soccer team from Holmdel High School has been having a successful season with a 10-3-1 record. The Hornets are also the number 5 ranked team in the Shore Conference and lead the Class A Central Division with a 9-1-1 record.

The Hornets started the season extremely strong and even though they have lost two very tough, close games, Holmdel still leads the division over Red Bank Catholic (8-2-1). In their most recent game, Holmdel lost in overtime to St. John Vianney (6-4-1) by the score of 2 to 1. Helen Burleigh made 6 saves in goal for Holmdel while Jessica Moskal scored the only goal for Holmdel on an assist from Gabriella Blair.

Holmdel lost another tough one goal game as it lost to Manasquan (4-5-1) by the score of 1 to 0. The Hornets

could not score on the Warriors as they were outshot 12 to 9 in the game.

In some earlier victories, Holmdel defeated Monmouth Regional (2-7-1) by the score of 3 to 0 with Alexa Lumbach, Blair, and Moskal each scoring a goal and Burleigh (2 saves) and Kelly Dronne (3 saves) shared the goalie duties in the shut out.

Zelina has added 2 goals and 5 assists. In goal Burleigh has 67 saves and Dronne has made 13 saves so far this season.

The Hornets will look to continue their successful season with games coming up against Red Bank Regional (4-8), Mater Dei (6-2-2), and Shore Regional (4-3-2).

Dr.’s Corn Got Flu?

Influenza (commonly called the flu) is a highly contagious illness that can occur in children or adults of any age. It occurs more often in the winter months because people spend more time in close contact with one another.

The flu is spread easily from person­to ­person by coughing, sneezing, or touching surfaces.

Every year, complications of the flu require more than 200,000 people in the United States to be hospitalized. Serious illness is more likely in the very young, older adults, pregnant women, and people who have certain health problems such as asthma or other forms of lung disease.

Holmdel also defeated Rumson (7-5-1) by the score of 5 to 1. Blair and Hanah Lee each scored two goals and also added one assist each.

Burleigh made 6 saves in goal.

There have been several widespread flu outbreaks (called pandemics), which led to the deaths of many people worldwide. These outbreaks occurred when new strains of influenza viruses formed (often from pigs or birds) and humans became infected because they had no immunity to these viruses.

So far this season Holmdel has had balanced scoring with Moskal leading the way with 12 goals and 1 assist and Blair who has scored 11 goals and 8 assists. Lee has added 7 goals and 9 assists and Lizzi

holmdel girls soccer Photo By: Lester Pierce

Monmouth Ocean Medical Services www.momsdoctors.com Follow us on

The most effective way to prevent influenza is by getting the influenza vaccine (the flu shot) and using simple infection control measures such as hand washing. Antiviral medicines can also help prevent infection if you are exposed to the flu.

FLU SYMPTOMS — Symptoms of seasonal flu can vary from person to person, but usually include: • Fever (temperature higher than 100oF or 37.8oC) • Headache and muscle aches

Obstetrics & Gynecology Se Habla Español

516 Duquesne Blvd, Brick, NJ Call 732-477-2727 for an appointment New Location 2290 West County Line Road, Jackson, NJ Call 732-477-2727 for an appointment Specialized Services

Overactive Bladder Fibroids Pelvic Pain Menopause Menstrual issues Adolescent / Teen Health High Risk Pregnancies

• Fatigue • Cough and sore throat may also be present Flu symptoms usually improve over two to five days, although the illness may last for a week or more. Weakness and fatigue may persist for several weeks Flu complications — Complications of influenza occur in some people; pneumonia is the most common complication. Pneumonia is a serious infection of the lungs, and is more likely to occur in young children, people over the age of 65, people who live in long term care facilities (nursing homes), and those with other illnesses such as diabetes or conditions affecting the heart or lungs. Pneumonia is also more common in people with weakened immune systems, such as those who have had a transplant.

WHO SHOULD BE VACCINATED? — The flu vaccine is recommended for nearly all people 6 months of age and older. The vaccine is especially important for: • Adults age 50 or older.

• People who live in nursing homes and other long­term care facilities.

• Adults and children who have chronic lung or heart conditions. This includes children with asthma.

• Adults and children with chronic diseases such as diabetes or kidney disease.

• Adults and children with HIV infection, or who have received organ or stem cell transplants.

• Children and teenagers age 6 months to 18 years who are taking long ­term aspirin therapy and might be at risk for Reye syndrome.

Alfred B. Parchment MD, F.A.C.O.G. Board Certified Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Women who will be pregnant during the influenza season.

• Adults and children who might transmit

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

ner

Page 9

Raiders Upset #6 Green Dragons

Dr. Alfred Parchment

By Michael Rogers

influenza to high ­risk individuals (including people listed above). This includes healthcare workers, workers in nursing homes, home health workers, and people who live with a high­risk individual INFECTION CONTROL — Infection control measures, like hand washing and covering your mouth when you cough, can help to prevent the spread of influenza [1].

Frequent hand washing with soap and water can help limit the spread of influenza.

You can use alcohol­ based hand sanitizers when soap and water are not available.

Whether you are infected with the flu or are caring for someone with the flu, you should wash your hands frequently.

Cover your mouth and nose while coughing or sneezing, and throw away dirty tissues immediately. Sneezing/coughing into the sleeve of your clothing (at the inner elbow) is another means of containing sprays of saliva and secretions and will not contaminate your hands.

Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth since germs spread this way. Avoid close contact with sick people.

If you are sick with a flu–like illness, you should stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone except to get medical care or for other necessities. Your fever should be gone without the use of a fever­ reducing medicine.

While sick, limit contact with others as much as possible to keep from infecting them.

passes for 66 yards. He scored 2 rushing and 2 receiving touchdowns in the game.

Brick was coming off of a 26 to 6 win over Wall and had improved to 4-1 for the first time since 2004 but they had no answer for Gudzak.

In the first half, the Raiders sped out to a 21-7 lead on a Gudzak 18 yard touchdown catch from quarterback Paul Aliseo (who completed 6 of 7 passes for 145 yards in the game) and 2 Gudzak touchdown runs (one for 71 yards and one for 59 yards) giving the Raiders a 21-7 halftime lead.

Toms River East added to their lead in the third BRICK TWP’s #15 CARMEN SCLAFANI quarter when Jeff Wood Photo By: Francine Attardi rushed for a 26 yard The Toms River East Brick Green Dragons touchdown run (he finRaiders used a great by the score of 42 to ished with 81 yards on offensive performance 35. On the ground, 8 carries) before Brick from running back Matt Gudzak rushed for 152 tried to mount a comeGudzak as they upset yards on 13 carries back scoring on touchthe number 6th ranked while also catching 2 down runs of 2 yards

What are the best opportunities for putting sidelined money to work during the rest of the year?

Find out what our strategists are saying.

Still a time for action

2013 Midyear Economic and Market

Call today to request your free copy of our

A special publication from our Investment Strategy Committee

Economy

U.S. equities

Fixed income

International

What’s ahead for the economy?

Can stocks see more upside?

What’s next for the Fed?

Where are the risks?

Our Chief Macro Strategist gives his view on unemployment, inflation and economic growth prospects.

Our Chief Equity Strategist highlights recent market action and our outlook for stocks in the months ahead.

Our Chief Fixed Income Strategist discusses Fed policy and its influence on the bond market and interest rates.

Our Chief International Strategist shares his analysis on primary factors impacting our international outlook.

2013 Midyear Outlook report, “Still a time for action.”

Please see page 15 for important disclaimers.

Robert Pincus First Vice President – Investment Officer 331 Newman Springs Rd, Suite 230 Red Bank, NJ 07701 Tel: 732-576-4027 • 800-628-0014 Fax: 732-576-4090

Investment and Insurance Products:

u NOT

FDIC Insured

u NO

Bank Guarantee

u

MAY Lose Value

Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Member SIPC, a registered broker-dealer and a separate non-bank affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company. ©2013 Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC. All rights reserved. 0613-00196 [83721-v4] A1493

by Ray Fattaruso and 23 yards by quarterback Carmen Sclafani, cutting the Raiders lead to 28 to 21 entering the fourth quarter. Wood scored again for the Raiders this time on a 5-yard touchdown pass from Aliseo. Gudzak then scored his fourth touchdown of the game as he took a 48-yard pass from Aliseo for a score.

In the game for Brick, Sclafani rushed for 170 yards on 21 carries while Fattaruso rushed for 86 yards on 19 carries for the Green Dragons. Sclafani also completed 11 passes on 27 attempts for 84 yards. Brick will try and get back on the winning side of the ball as they take on Toms River North (0-5) while Toms River East will look to continue their winning ways as they take on Toms River South (2-2).

Page 10 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

Ocean Field Hockey Scoring Wins

By Michael Rogers The Ocean Township Field Hockey team is off to a 9-3-1 record and a #6 ranking in the Shore Conference this season. The Lady Spartans have a 7-2-1 record in the very tough B North Division.

Ocean will have a chance to make up ground in the division when they take on division leader Freehold (10-0-1) on October 21st.

The Spartans defeated Long Branch (3-11) by the score of 4 to 0 this past week with Kelly Shapiro leading the way by scoring 3 goals in the game. Liz Scagnelli

added another goal on a penalty stroke while Carly Smith added an assist. Goalie Sara Krauetler made six saves in the game.

Ocean also scored an impressive win against Red Bank Catholic (112) by the score of 7 to 0. Kelly Conway led the way in scoring with 2 goals and 3 assists while Kelly Gabrysiak added 2 goals and an assist. Bianca Valentin added 2 goals while Bailey Herr recorded a shut out in goal making 2 saves in the game.

The scoring has been spread out all season this season with Shap-

iro leading the way with 14 goals and 3 assists with Conway adding 8 goals and 10 assists. Gabrysiak also has scored 7 goals and 6 assists while Cary Smith has 5 goals and 5 assists. In goal the combination of Krauetler (36 saves) and Herr (16 saves) has been working this season.

Aside from the big game against Freehold coming up, the Spartans also have games against Red Bank Catholic (6-51) and Southern (9-2-1) as the Spartans look to continue their winning season.

ARMY RESERVE

WhERE ThE WoRkfoRcE bEcoMES A foRcE AT WoRk.

Looking for the career skills you need to stand out now and in the future? In the Army Reserve, you can strengthen your life with advanced training in one of over 120 careers — all while serving close to home so you can still have your civilian life.

There’s no better place to get the edge you need to succeed. There’s strong. Then there’s Army Strong.

Learn more at goarmy.com/reserve.

To learn more about opportunities in the U.S. Army Reserve, visit us online at www.goarmy.com/u723.

©2009. Paid for by the United States Army. All rights reserved.

Ocean field hockey Photo By: Rich Prehart

www.ivyrehab.com

“Stay in the Game” Make IvyRehab your first stop for Sports Injuries. 

Walk-In Service; No Prescription or Appointment Required



Immediate Care and Treatment of Injuries



Personal Exercise Program



Prevention of Injuries



Return to the Game



Physician Referral Program Connect With Us:

Find a location nearest you: 303 West Main St. Freehold, NJ 07728 732-431-8900 40 Bey Lea Rd. Toms River, NJ 08753 732-557-5574

780 Route 37 West, Suite 140 Toms River, NJ 08753 732-240-6400 731 Lacey Rd. Forked River, NJ 08731 609-242-6780

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

Injuries To The Throwing Athlete

Page 11

by Gregory Mueller, DPT; Director of Rehabilitation, IvyRehab -Galloway, NJ

Throwing injuries are not only seen at the major league & NFL level, but can be​found at all levels of the sport. Deficits in flexibility, strength, muscle balance and technique are all important factors that can both maximize performance and prevent injury.

Throwing is one of the most violent actions the body can perform. The act of throwing transfers energy from the lower body up through the trunk into the shoulder, arm and hand. The shoulder is fully externally rotated before internally rotating to release the ball. During this act the shoulder rotates at 7000 degrees per second. After releasing the ball the body must slow the arm back down. This action is performed over and over at baseball fields and parks all over the country. This puts tremendous amount of strain on the muscles and structures of the shoulder complex and arm.

of the rotator cuff acts to compress the joint and center the arm in the joint as it moves in space. During the act of throwing, the position of the shoulder blade (scapula) and trunk rotation are key in allowing the rotator cuff to be in optimum position to function. Imbalances in the muscles that control and position the shoulder blade can lead to shoulder pain and injury. The trapezius is important in scapular positioning. A problem area seen in overhead throwers is imbalance of the upper and lower portions of the trapezius muscle. This places more strain on both the rotator cuff and latissimus dorsi (large muscle in the back).

Repetitive throwing results in tightness in the back of the shoulder and rotator cuff, which limits internal rotation. Flexibility of the posterior shoulder and rotator cuff is another key factor in preventing throwing injuries. Lack of flexibility results in GIRD or glenohumeral internal rotation deficits can lead to both rotator cuff and elbow injuries. This particular deficit may be seen a lot at the lower levels of baseball where stretching may not be emphasized after pitching or between starts. After the ball is released the body has to slow the

www.ivyrehab.com

One of these structures is the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff consists of four separate muscles that originate on the shoulder blade and attach on the top of the arm. The role of the rotator cuff is to stabilize the arm in the shoulder joint during arm motion. The contraction

forward momentum of the arm.

The force is absorbed by the scapular muscles and rotator cuff muscles during the available internal rotation. If the back of the shoulder is tight and internal rotation is limited,` the muscles are strained to slow the arm. This also affects the elbow. If internal rotation is limited it increases the stress on the inside of the elbow, which can result in the infamous Tommy John injury (a tear of the ulnar collateral ligament on the inside of the elbow). Stretching the structures in the back of the shoulder and the rotator cuff is extremely important to prevent this deficit during repetitive throwing activities. Symptoms for throwing injuries include; pain in the shoulder that may radiate down the affected arm, numbness and /or tingling in the throwing hand, fatigue and decreased strength, elbow pain, and decreased pitch velocity. These injuries include rotator cuff tears, labrum tears, capsular restrictions, ulnar ligament injury, as well as muscle strains and fatigue from overuse. Rest and physical therapy can help treat these symptoms and return the athlete to sport but sometimes surgery is required. Rotator cuff repair, capsular release, SLAP repair (labrum), and ulnar ligament reconstruction

(Tommy John) are all surgical interventions seen with the throwing athlete.​ Physical therapy can be effective in both preventing surgery and rehabbing post surgically to return the athlete to sport.

If surgery is required recovery time can range from 6 months to a year depending on the injury. Rehab includes restoration of range of motion and strength before beginning a specific throwing program to return to action. If surgery is not required, physical therapy can be useful in returning athlete to sport as well as preventing injury. It is important to address the entire body. Trunk mobility and core strength are important as well and strength and flexibility of the hips. Moving up to the arm strong and balanced muscles around the shoulder blade help to give the arm a strong base off the body. Finally rotator cuff strength and flexibility are vital to control the arm especially after the ball is released and the arm needs to be slowed down.​ So, whether you are throwing a baseball or a football this fall, rotator strength and flexibility, scapular stability, core strength, trunk rotation, hip strength and flexibility are all important factors to prevent injury and perform at maximum performance level. Please visit our website to find a Physical Therapy location nearest you: www.ivyrehab.com.

“Stay in the Game” Make IvyRehab your

FREE INTRO CLASS 

Walk-In Service; No Prescription o



Immediate Care and Treatment of Injuries



Personal Exercise Program



Prevention of Injuries



Return to the Game

Get an Edge on Your Opponent Build  Physicianand Referral Program Strength Speed Power

Agility Balance Endurance

Connect With Us:

Sport specific team training available. Special team rates

strength and conditioning usa olympic weight lifting certified 623 Newman Springs Road (in rear) Lincroft, New Jersey 07738

scott@crossfitlincroft.com

(732) 383-8809

Page 12 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

Dominant Shore Continues Conference Title Streak

By Kevin Davis

The 2013 Shore Regional varsity field hockey team has won its forty-third consecutive conference championship, earned the top seed in the Shore Conference Tournament, and, as of Oct. 16, has outscored its opposition by a total of nearly 100 goals.

hardly be unexpected. Still, the Blue Devils, who had conceded a total of just six goals through their 8-1 win at Keyport on Oct. 16 – half of which came in their season-opening tie at Warren Hills – have several players who have found the net individually more often than their entire slate of opponents has collectively. That list begins with senior forward Carol Middough, who’s exponentially outscored

A dominant performance from the perennial field hockey powerhouse should

Contact Us Today To B u ll d o g sS C T H i t s t he Ma t Advertise inSkate To V ic to r y NJ’s Longest Over C a s e y 's Running High School Sports Publication!

JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN FREE Thanks To Our Advertisers

JSN

FREE

On The

Cutting

- 10.23.2012

On The

Edge Of

Cutting

Sports

Edge Of

Volume

JSN

FREE

Thanks To Our Advertisers

Thanks To Our

Advertisers 12/18/12 10.1.2012 - 10.8.2012 - Volume 1/8/13 19 Volume 18 - Issue 18 1 22

• 18 www.jerseysportingnews.

Issue • Issue

Sports

JSN

- 10.23.2012

COLTS

com

Vol. 18

• Issue

• Issue

JSN

JSN

STAYS

ws

ews.com - 1/21/13

JSN

JSN JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

1215 Wyckoff

Rd. Farmingdale,

JERSEY

SHORE

for something Wyckoff Mite YOUTH Stop In Today your FUN League to TO thru Rd. Grab your HOLIDAY DO on HOUSE Finish Your Farmingdale, BREAK??

Shopping!

Begins Bantam Family & Friends, Mittens LEAGUE Scarves Runs Week - Non Check NJ 07727 and Come & of January Santa will be You DAILY PUBLIC Join the FUN!for 14 Ê making a special Session SKATINGcan Times toNew Sun. Dec.23 STILL weeks! appearance on 14th Fit Everyone’ during our 12:30pm-2:15pm Learn Children ages Sat. Dec. See REGISTER

NJ 07727

Come

Date

WINTER

JSN

ARENA HAPPENINGS Looking

1215

JSN

Make

Jersey Holiday Shopping Easy!

Daily Public Shore 732-919Jersey Shore 732-919-7070 Skating & Open Arena We Have 7070 Arena HappeningsHockey, Learn Something Daily Public Happen Skating & Opportunities Indoor Adult To Skate, Forwww.

Open Hockey, We Have Something For Everyone... ings www.jersey League Learn To Everyone...

Learn To Skate, Play & are Turf Adult

JSN JSN

JSN

JSN

JSN

JERSEY SHORE

Our Gift Cards

visit us

Learn To Play

10 & Under

oN ouR

are FREE* *Only

during 12/22

NeWly

22 Public Skate! &

& 12/23 -

12:30pm Sessions*

lauNChed

&

calendar To Schedule... online!

Skate Visit us Come Beginning Online to see & Ê visit ALL WE HAVE NOW…Learn To TO OFFER! us 732-919-7070 REGSITERPlay Hockey TODAY! Sessions our

s

oN Field Figure Website ouR endless…

Hockey, jersey shorearena.

- RETURNING

ARENA

HAPPENIN

Looking for something your Winter Mittens Family Season??

FUN TO and DO & Friends,

Grab

DAILY Come Session Times PUBLIC Join See to Fit Everyone’ our calendar

GS

Skating!

League & Figure NeWly the 15 - DecemberHockey,Event Visit SKATING Hockey Hockey Clinics, Check FUN! us Online lauNChed Skating!

Opportunities Indoor Turf Field - RETURNING com Clinics, shorea Youth In House, us out SPRING to see Oct 1 are endless…

Youth ALL WE 2013 - www.jerseysh Website - 31 SPRING Fall Youth 732-919-7070 In House, rena.c HAVE 2013 House Check us out TO OFFER! League - www.jerseyshorearena.co Oct 1 Event orearena.com Friday - Non om Information - 31 Check Sept 15 - December LIVE Night DJ DJ! Skate m Fall Oct Sept

Scarves

this &

s Schedule... online!

Date

facebook.com Oct 1 - 31

Volume 19 • Issue 2

Oct 1 - 31

Oct 28

Nov 4 - Dec

Nov 4, 6 &

Nov 4 - Dec

23

10

23

Nov 8 & 9

Nov 22 Thanksgiving

Day

Advertisers

JerseySportingN

1/8/13

ON TOP

JSN

Ê

Ê

To Our

erseySportingNe

18

JSN

JSN

Thanks

facebook.com\J

18

NECK Vol. 18

FREE

JSN

10.9.2012

JSN

10.9.2012

RBC RBCRolls RollsOver Over SJV

House Youth House Information Figure League - Non 28 SaturdayLeague Team Freestyle,Skating Ice Check Practices Practices Spins, Nov 4 House League 7:45pm-10:30pm SPOOKTACULAR Friday Night Edges - Dec & Sunday Begin DJ Skate 23 Saturday $10 Admission Kids Team Practices&Begin LIVE DJ! Games 10&Under SKATE Figures Practices ~ &INSunday Games Nov 4, Ice Available Learn + Rental 7:45pm-10:30pm 6 & 10 CostumeFigure Skating Saturday Ages To Play Hockey if needed Daily Ice FREE $10 Admission 5 thru ~ Morning Freestyle, 14 4:35pm-6:20pm Learn + Rental -ifREGISTER Spins, Edges Nov 4 - Dec Clinics To needed TODAY! Everyone & Figures 23 Ice All Available SPOOKTACULAR Ages Skate Daily- REGISTER - Prizes 9am & Abilities Saturday SKATENov 8 8 Week welcome Powerskating & Giveaways!

Morning TODAY! &9 IN Costume Clinics - 9am Sundays Session Oktay 4:35pm-6:20pm ~ $190 Armagan Clinics - Run - Prizes Sat & 7:45am 8U/ Teachers Everyone welcome IN &byGiveaways!

Lynne Convention Tue: Sun: 10:45am 8:45am

by Armageddon Costume Leger 8 Week & Sundays10:00am - 12:15pm 14U Mini Day Turkey SessionIce~ $190 Camp Sundays Day7:45am $200.00 9:45am

by Armageddon Training 8U/ - 10:30am 8:45am 14U Sat & Sun: Ice Thursday (8wks) / 10:45am 1215 REGISTER & Friday $30.00 Walk 12:15pm Tue: 10:00am 8:30am-12:30pm On Wyckoff Thursday TODAY & Sundays with Oktay!

9:45am Rd. 732-919-70 9:00am-11:00am $200.00 (8wks) - 10:30am Farmingdale REGISTER TODAY / $30.00 Walk with Oktay!

Thursday & 70 - www.jersey On , NJ Friday 8:30am-12:30pm 07727 REGISTER TODAY with Oktay! shorearena.

Thursday 9:00am-11:00am com REGISTER TODAY with Oktay!

Rd. Farmingdale,

\JerseySportingNew

Kids 10&Under IN Costume FREE Learn To Play Nov 22 - REGISTER Ages 5 thru Hockey Thanksgiving TODAY! 14

Learn To Skate - REGISTER All Ages & TODAY! Abilities Powerskating Oktay ArmaganClinics - Run by Lynne Leger

Teachers Convention Mini Camp

by Armageddon Ice Turkey Day Training

by Armageddon Ice

Contact Us Toda To Advertise y In NJ Longest Running High School Sports Publication!

This Advertising

s

Space Is Available

JerseySportin

1215 Wyckoff

Volum

732-919-7070

NJ 07727 - www.jerseyshorearen a.com

e 19 • Issue

3

- Fran@J-S-N.com

gNews.com

1/22/13 - 2/4/1 3

facebo

ok.com\

JerseyS

por ting

News

JerseyS

2/5/13

LEARN TO SKATE New Session

LEARN TO PLAY

- SAT & SUN

s Begin March

10:45am

2&3

HOCKEY - SUN Mornings New Session Begins March 3

REGISTER TOD

Jersey Sho732re-919 0 pen Are-707 na Hap ings 1215 Wyckoff Rd.

Farmingdale, NJ

07727

AY!!

News.co

m

- 2/18/1

3

EE FR

Ê

JERSEY SHORE ARE

por ting

r Ou To s ks er an rtis ve Ad

Th

NA HAPPENINGS

EE FR r Ou To s ks er an rtis ve Ad

Looking for somet hing FUN TO DO this WINTER Grab your Family SEASON?? & Friends, Scarve Mittens and s& Come Join the FUN! DAILY PUBLIC SKATING Session Times to Fit Everyone

Th

Join Us At WednesdayOur Open House In fo , February 6, 2013 @ rmation Session 7:00 PM

’s Schedule...

Our Winter Youth House See our calenda r online!

League WE STILL HAVE A FEWMT/SQ & PW/BT Visit us Online to see ALL WE HAVE TO OFFER! SPOTS!

COME VISIT 732-919-7070 US ON OUR We Have Something For NEWLY LAUN Everyone...

CHED WEBS & Open Hockey, Learn If youITE ww are una To Skate, Learn To Play w.jerseyshorea ble to atte Hockey, Hockey Clinics ren25 nd ple a.c Adult League & Figure om , Youth In House, 5 We st End Ave ase contact 732-229-2446 to Indoor Turf Field - RETUR Skating! schedu - Long Bran NING SPRING 2013 le a tou Opportunities are r ch

Daily Public Skating

endless… Check us

Date

Event

Sept 15 - December

Oct 1 - 31 Oct 1 - 31

Fall Youth House League

out - www.jerseyshore

arena.com

Information

Nov 4 - Dec 23

Nov 4, 6 & 10

Nov 4 - Dec 23

Nov 8 & 9

Nov 22 Thanksgiving Day

2446 - MS

VSD.ORG

- Non Check

House League Team Practices Begin Saturday Practices & Friday Night DJ Skate Sunday Games LIVE DJ! 7:45pm-10:30pm ~ $10 Admission + Rental Figure Skating Ice if needed Freestyle, Spins, Edges Ice Available Daily & Figures Saturday Morning Clinics SPOOKTACULAR SKATE - 9am Kids 10&Under IN Costum 4:35pm-6:20pm - Prizes & Giveaways! e FREE Everyon e welcome IN Costum Learn To Play Hockey e - REGISTER TODAY! Ages 5 thru 14 8 Week Session ~ $190 Sundays 7:45am 8U/ Learn To Skate - REGIST 8:45am 14U ER TODAY! All Ages & Abilities Sat & Sun: 10:45am - 12:15pm Tue: 10:00am Powerskating Clinics - Run by Lynne Leger & Sundays 9:45am Oktay Armagan - 10:30am $200.00 (8wks) / $30.00 Teachers Convention Walk On Mini Camp

by Armageddon Ice Thursday & Friday 8:30am REGISTER TODAY with -12:30pm Turkey Day Training Oktay!

by Armageddon Ice Thursday 9:00am-11:00a m REGISTER TODAY with Oktay!

Wall Hands Freehold Boro First Loss Oct 28

- 732-229-

1215 Wyckoff Rd. Farm ingdale, NJ 07727 732-919-7070 - www .jerseyshorearena.co m

By Ted Kaiser WALL TOWNSHIP— In a key Class B North Division field hockey clash last Thursday, Wall Township handed Freehold Boro with its first loss of the season. The Crimson Knights extended a 2-1 halftime lead into a rout to win 5-1. The victory improved Wall’s record to 13-1 overall and 10-1 in the division standings. The Colonials dropped their first game to fall to 11-1-1 overall.

The win avenged a previous loss to Freehold Boro during September.

Samantha Scire scored what proved to be the game-winning

goal and also added an assist.

Emily Surgent and Nicole Kuerzi also had a goal and one assist apiece. Bernadette Crehan and Mary-Cate Gallagher chipped in the other goals for the Crimson Knights. While the offense was working their magic for Wall, the defense stepped up for a superb effort against the high-powered Colonials. Freehold Boro got off only six shots compared to 13 for Wall. Goaltender Hannah Manson made five saves during a solid afternoon in net.

Wall is the fourth seed in the Shore Conference Tournament, which started with preliminary rounds last weekend. They will face the winner between 13th seeded Toms River South and 20th seed Matawan in their first SCT game this week. A win would probably line up a battle with 4th seeded Ocean Township in the quarterfinals.

Shore opponents by racking up 48 goals through Oct. 16. Sophomore teammate, Jessica Welch, along with seniors Carly Rosati, Grace Santi and Katie Thomasian, have all bested the six-goal mark as well.

Shore’s offensive onslaught has come in support of goalkeeper Sarah Dwyer, who has 10 shutouts on the year including a

string of six that began on Sept. 30 and stretched more than halfway through October.

The top seed in the Shore Conference Tournament, Shore will have its first round opponent determined when sixteenth-seeded Keyport and seventeenthseeded Raritan square off in an Oct. 19 preliminary.

Lady Bulldogs Second In Shore Conference

By Michael Rogers

The Rumson Fair Haven field hockey team is having another successful season as coach Julie Vaccarelli has her team off to a 13-0-1 record and the Bulldogs are 9-0 in Class A Central Division. Their success has also earned them the # 2 ranking in the Shore Conference. Rumson has out scored its opponents 52 to 29 so far this season.

ley scored one goal and also had an assist in the game while Babeuf also scored a goal. In a 3 to 0 win against Raritan (8-7) the Bulldogs spread the offense around with McCauley, Donohue, and Lauren Meita each scoring 2 goals while Kane made 3 saves in recording another shut out.

So far this season Maguire leads the Bull-

dogs in scoring with 17 goals and 7 assists while Melita has scored 11 goals and 3 assists. Donohue has added 8 goals and 2 assists. Kane has been standout in goal all season long making 39 saves so far this season.

Rumson will look to continue its successful season when they take on Manasquan (2-81) on October 21st.

In their most recent games, the Bulldogs dominated Monmouth Regional (4-10) by the score of 7 to 0. Brigit Miles and Abigail Donohue each scored 2 goals apiece while Emily Babeuf, Payton McCauley, and Madison Maguire each scored a goal for Rumson. Goalie Megan Kane made 2 saves in recording the shut out and she has 39 saves so far this season.

Rumson also defeated St. John Vianney (4-42) in overtime by the score of 2 to 1. McCau-

RFH’s #20 CATIE EBNER Photo By: Francine Attardi

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

Page 13

BENGALS TAKE CONTROL OF CLASS B SOUTH WITH 23-7 WIN OVER CENTRAL

By Mike Ready BARNEGAT – With Friday night’s convincing 23-7 triumph over B South rival Central Regional, the Barnegat Bengals improved to 5-0 for the first time in program history and are now in the driver’s seat for the school’s second division title.

wide receiver Thomas Koenig fell incomplete.

The No.8 Bengals relied on the same formula for success that has worked for them all season, with AJ Opre running behind their huge offensive line, Cinjun Erskine’s timely running and passing and a defense that stuffed the run and created turnovers.

Three straight running plays by junior Nick Leone netted nine yards with Bengal senior captain and lineman Greg Moran making two huge stops on first and third downs.

Barnegat forced the first of four turnovers on the Golden Eagles first possession when on thirdand-2 junior Jordan Hardy fumbled and Bengals Mike Christensen recovered at the Central 32-yard line.

The Bengals then went 32 yards in 10 plays with senior wideout Ryan Ulrich taking an Erskine screen pass over the middle for the score on third-and-goal from the 16-yard line. Ulrich then kicked the point-after to make it 7-0 with 5:31 left in the first quarter.

The Golden Eagles were forced to punt on their next possession after a third-and-six pass from their own 43-yard line to senior

Barnegat took over in excellent field position at their own 46 and drove to the 3-yard line before being stopped on fourth-andone and the Golden Eagles took over deep in their own end.

“People doubt we’re for real given our past,” said Moran who also had a sack and a tackle for a loss. “But this is a different team.

We’re a lot closer, we’re working harder and we’re not taking anyone lightly; we feel we’re legit.”

The Bengal defense gave up one long pass play to Central in the fourth quarter but otherwise shut down the Golden Eagles, holding them to 28 yards rushing on 17 attempts and only 100-yards passing not including the one big play.

On fourth-and-one the Golden Eagles were forced to punt from just inside the 13 with Barnegat taking over at the Central 43yard line after a fair catch.

It only took six plays before senior running back AJ Opre burst

through the middle, broke two tackles and waltzed into the end zone for a 14-0 lead at 5:45 of the second quarter.

Opre, who was second in the Shore in scoring (10 TD) and seventh in rushing (538) before last night, was a workhorse, gaining 124 yards on 25 carries before leaving with a knee injury with under six minutes remaining in the game.

“I give all the credit to my O line,” Opre said while icing his knee. “They opened up some huge holes for me and after every practice we all lift together trying to get better and better. It feels amazing to be alone in first place; we came out strong and kept it going. My knee hurts a little but it will be okay.”

Junior linebacker Manny Bowen, who transferred from Central this season, personally shut down Central on their next series of downs making two spectacular stops, including an earth-shaking hit on Hardy to knock the ball lose for an incompletion on third-and-11. Bowen had an incredible seven solo tackles in the first half.

Barnegat was forced to punt on their opening possession of the second half after driving to the Central 40 and pinned the Golden Eagles down way back at the

8-yard line with some nice directional punting from Erskine.

On second-and-7 from their own 25 Central quarterback Marquis Drumright’s pass intended for senior Isaiah Akers was tipped by Ulrich and intercepted by junior defensive back Ricky Gerena handing the Bengals a first down at the Central 46-yard line.

Gerena held Akers, who entered the game third in the Shore Conference with 22 receptions, to one catch for six yards. The lanky athlete added another pick later in the game to give him a Shore Conference-leading five interceptions on the season. He also hauled in a 38-yard bomb to the 12-yard line just before half to set up a field goal attempt that was just wide.

“I just did my job tonight,” Gerena said. “I knew it was going to be a hard assignment, and I just played where the coaches told me to play. We knew we had to shade (to Akers) a little more, but we mainly played our regular defense and played well; I was in the right place at the right time.”

around play by intercepting Drumright to set up the Bengals final scoring drive of the night with a first down on their own 46-yard line.

It took eight plays before Erskine took a quarterback keeper up the middle for the final five yards of the eight-play scoring drive. The point-after was blocked and the score remained 23-0 with 8:52 left in the game.

Erskine had another solid game for the Bangals going 8-of-11 for 95 yards and a touchdown and carrying the ball 14 times for 78 yards and a score.

Central took over at their own 21 and on third-and-11 from the 20 Drumright hit Hardy in stride with a perfect strike at the 50-yard line and he was off to the races untouched into the end zone.

Gerena’s second interception on the Central goal line ended the Golden Eagles final threat after they recovered an Erskine fumble at their own 35 and drove to the Bengals 27 before the pick.

Ulrich tacked on a 27-yard field goal, to make it 17-0, after the drive stalled on fourth-and-2 from the 10-yard line with three minutes left in the third quarter.

“We came out expecting to win,” Gerena said. “We’ve just been doing our jobs. We came in knowing we had to win it to get first place, and we’re not going to stop until we win the division.”

Ulrich continued his fine all-

Follow me @getmready

STUDIES HAVE SHOWN THAT ACUPUNCTURE TREAT PAIN BY: • Blocking the pain signal • Release endorphins • Increasing circulation to the affected area

To find out more or to make an appointment contact us at

732-898-2284

AcuHealthNJ.com mbeyslac@gmail.com

655 Shrewsbury Ave., Suite 315 Shrewsbury, NJ 07702

ACUPUNCTURE TREATS:

We Accept Out Of Network Major Medical, and Auto PIP Insurance

Herbs

• Infertility and women’s health • Drug detox and rehab • ADD ADHA PTSD • Allergies and asthma • Carpal tunnel syndrome • Headaches migraines • Knee pain • Neck pain • Arthtritis • Sciatica • Shoulder pain • Stress and anxiety • Tendonitis • Upper and lower back pain

Cupping

Acupuncture

Your Friendly Neighborhood Pharmacy!

Page 14 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

Medical Supplies For Sale or Rental

Hours

Monday - Thursday: 9am - 8pm Saturday: 9am - 4pm Sunday: 9am - 2pm Friday: 9am - 7pm

FSA

Medical We accept Medicare, Medicaid,Supplies and most private insurance plans For Sale or Rental

1409 Wickapecko Drive, Wanamassa, NJ 07712

• 732-776-6070 • 732-776-5530 • Fax: 732-776-6040

CBA Cross Country Continues Quest For Greatness By: Pat Ralph

When great teams come around in the world of sports, it is important that we are appreciative for what they give in both the sport and to us as fans. This includes the likes of the Boston Celtics, New York Yankees, and the Pittsburgh Steelers just to name a few. When you look at high school sports, look no further for greatness than at the CBA cross country team.

Built upon a 40-year old tradition of winning, the CBA cross country program has risen itself to new heights each year that has left many fans in the cross country world utterly speechless. In 2011, the Colts reached the pinnacle of high school cross country when they captured their first ever Nike Cross National Championship. In 2012, the Colts seemed bound for the same fate to be the first ever repeat national champions, but fell short and took fourth at the National Championship. As for 2013, the Colts have one goal in mind: to not come

back from Portland, Oregon this year empty-handed.

After the departure of a starstudded senior class, many experts seem to write off the

Hours

Monday Thursday: is never a smart idea to doubt of -16:02.29 in the race, the their abilities to lead this pro- 9am Colts- placed 8pm five runners in the gram back to glory. Why? Be- top 15 and averaged a time Saturday: 9am - 4pm cause that is what they are do- of 16:16.22, which is the 3rd 9amtime - 2pm ing so far here in 2013. Sunday: fastest in course history.

Following behind McClemens Friday: 9am - 7pm The Colts opened up the 2013 for the Colts were sophomore season as the No. 1 team in Blaise Ferro, and seniors Tom New Jersey and No. 2 team Rooney, Fran Bogan, and Josh in the United States, and they Kruppa. have yet to relinquish those titles yet. On the local route, the Following the huge victory at Colts have won all seven dual Bowdoin, the running squad meets this season, extending from Lincroft laced up their their national record of con- sneakers again and participatsecutive dual meet victories to ed in the 41st annual Reebok 329 which dates back to 1973. Manhattan Invitational at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.

The first big race of the sea- Another race, another victory son on the Northeast Regional for CBA, as the Colts captured

all time of 12:44.4. McClemens led the way for the Colts by taking seventh in the race with a time of 12:33.8, followed by Ferro in ninth, Rooney in 11th, and Bogan in 13th. Ferro’s time of 12:35. 3 was a school sophomore record for the race.

1409 Wickapecko Drive, Wanam

• 732-776-6070 • 732-776-5530 • F

cba croSS COUNTRY TEAM Photo By: Pat Ralph

On the local circuit, the Colts took care of business at the friendly confines of Holmdel Park last week by winning their 12th straight Monmouth County Championship. Despite resting some of their best runners, CBA placed five guys in the top 10 and finished with an overall time of 16:33.6, which is the third fastest time in meet history. Ferro and Kruppa led the way for the Colts with 5th and 6th place finishes, while the Colts swept spots 8-11 to win their 36th overall county title.

With the dual meet season complete and the most important races of the season inching closer, the Colts’ next challenge is the Shore Conference Championships next week which should be a victory. Following that meet, the Colts will turn their attention to the State Championship and Meet of Champions at Holmdel Park.

After the Colts’ fulfill their New Jersey obligations, they will participate in the Nike Northeast Regionals and, if all goes as planned, a trip to Portland for the Nike Cross National Championship. The best has yet to come for the CBA cross country team in 2013.

burn 800-1000 calories per class their third straight Eastern

ufc gym mandeville Colts’ chances of returning to Portland and winning another national title. However, with head coaches Tom Heath and Chris Bennett in command, it

FSA

circuit for the Colts took place at the Bowdoin Classic in New York, and the Colts came away victorious. Led by senior Mike McClemens’ individual victory

States Championship and 14th overall. After setting the course record last year, the Colts broke their own record with an over-

marlboro 732.851.4534

ufcgym.com/marlboro

english Town rT. 9 norTh & union hill road

10/23/13 - 11/5/13 • Jersey Sporting News

Page 15

Colts Off To Strong Start in 2013 Season By: Pat Ralph

Coming off a tough 2012 season in which high expectations were failed to be met after a remarkable 2011 campaign, the CBA soccer team has gotten off to a strong start here in 2013. Through 12 games, the Colts, ranked No.8 in the Shore Conference, stand at 8-3-1 with two games remaining before the Shore Conference Tournament kicks off.

The Colts opened up their season with a tough road loss against the top team in the Shore Conference, Manalapan, by a score of 1-0.

However, the Colts were able to bounce back well and rattle off five straight wins. The first three wins came against the likes of Howell, Middletown South, and Freehold Township. In the home victory over Freehold, junior Russell Romano scored the dramatic game winning goal to break the 0-0 tie and send the Colts on their way. As for the victory over Howell, the win was legendary head coach Dan Keane’s 500th victory as manager of the Colts. The Colts followed up with two more wins, which were against Marlboro and Middletown North, as well as a 2-2 draw with Colts Neck.

Unfortunately, the Colts’ winning ways were brought to a halt by the Patriots of Freehold Twp., as CBA was defeated by a score of 2-1.

CBA’s losing ways would continue in a rematch against Manalapan, as the Braves took down the Colts by the same score as in their previous match, 1-0.

However, since the two losses against Freehold and Manalapan, the Colts are currently riding a three game winning streak. In rematches from earlier in the season, the Colts knocked off the Rebels of Howell by a score of 1-0, followed by two straight 5-0 blowouts against the Eagles of Middletown South and the Mustangs of Marlboro.

The CBA Colts will close out the regular season against the Lions of Middletown North and the Cougars of Colts Neck before playoffs begin later next week. With six wins against divisional opponents in the always-tough Class A North, the Colts are building up a solid resume of wins before the playoffs. Despite losing both matches against a very talented Manalapan squad by scores of only 1-0, the Colts have showed that they can play with anyone in the Shore Conference. Therefore, the Colts are a legitimate contender for the SCT championship. After the Shore Conference Tournament, the Colts will turn their focus to the NJSIAA State Tournament and the neverfriendly Non-Public A grouping.

CBA’s #25 GIANLUCA DiUBALDI Photo By: Francine Attardi

Page 16 Jersey Sporting News • 10/23/13 - 11/5/13

Shore Conference Tournament is Set for Field Hockey

By Ted Kaiser

JERSEY SHORE— The Shore Conference Tournament for field hockey kicked off last weekend with the preliminary round opening up on Saturday. The tournament’s top seed is perennial powerhouse Shore Regional. They have dominated the SCT with 14 straight championships, a feat that is unmatched in Shore Conference sports. The Blue Devils are of course favored for a 15th consecutive title this year.

They’ll open the tournament against the winner of Keyport and Raritan.

They will likely square off with the top team from Ocean County, Central Regional, in the quarterfinals.

On the other side of the bracket, Rumson-Fair Haven earned the #2 seed and will face either Toms River North or St. Rose in the Round of 16. A win would advance them to play either Freehold Township or Jackson Memorial. Freehold Boro is the 3rd seed and will battle St. John Vianney or Point Boro in their first game. SJV lost a tightly contested 2-1 game to RFH last week so they look especially up for the challenge of taking on the Colonials if they get past Point Boro. Holmdel and Middletown South will play each other in the other Round of 16 game on that side of the bracket.

Shore’s potential semifinal opponent is either 4th seed Wall Township or 5th seed Ocean Township assuming they get by Toms River South/Matawan and Red Bank Catholic/Pinelands. Wall is looking particularly strong lately after handing Freehold Boro their first loss of the season.

If the top four seeds hold, the SCT semifinals would be #1 Shore Regional versus #4 Wall Township and #2 Rumson-Fair Haven versus #3 Freehold Boro. While the field hockey talent level is high throughout the Shore Conference this year, it will be difficult for anyone to stop the juggernaut that is Shore Regional.

RBC’S #35 MARIALENA OLMO Photo By: Francine Attardi

SJV’S #99 GOALIE MEG GUILBERT Photo By: Francine Attardi

SAINT JOHNVIANNEY HIGH SCHOOL

OPEN HOUSES

Wed. Oct 23, 2013 @ 7pm

Sat. Oct 26, 2013 @ 9am & 1pm

PLACEM ENT TEST Sat. Nov 9 @ 8 am

PR EP CLASSES A V A IL A B L E FOR 8TH GRADERS

CALL ADMISSIONS 732.739.0800 ext. 155 For more information about SJVHS, to schedule a PRIVATE TOUR, or to schedule LANCER FOR A DAY 540A Line Road Holmdel, NJ 07733 Fax: 732.739.0824

KNOWLEDGE

COMMITMENT

INVOLVEMENT

www.sjvhs.com