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BOYS 7-8

25-Meter Backstroke

1. Cameron Hill (SRV) 21.282. Peter Garifalos (HH) 21.403. Eugene Shen (PR) 22.334. Jameson Klein (PR) 23.195. Dylan Robinson (CR) 23.406. Hudson Tritter (TFLY) 23.55

GIRLS 7-8

25-Meter Backstroke

1. Brianna Williams (MAY) 21.062. Meg Detitia (WT) 22.023. Trystan Ng (CSC) 22.284. Taylor Whang (PR) 22.835. Yujin Chang (TFLY) 23.616. Ashley Yoon (DE) 24.82

BOYS 9-10

25-Meter Backstroke

1. Geffen Chang (TFLY) 18.922. Daniel Stewart (OR) 19. 3. Said Kouiri (BE) 20.564. Owen Williams (KCC) 21.835. Jack Terjanian (PV) 22.206. Liam Wynne (SB) 23.53

GIRLS 9-10

25-Meter Backstroke

1. Courtney Caccamo (WFY) 19.282. Sydney Petrie (DU) 19.493. Victoria Luma Pan (MAY) 19.824. Rachel Woods-Bannan (DE) 19.845. Kristin McGeary (KCC) 20.266. Julia Hill (SRV) 20.35

BOYS 11-12

50-Meter Backstroke

1. Max Gritz (PA) 40.102. Tyler Kenny (SB) 40.333. Nick Passante (MO) 42.354. Luke McGeary (KCC) 43.33

GIRLS 11-12

50-Meter Backstroke

1. Kim Caccamo (WFY) 34.912. Delaney Detitta (WT) 36.473. Cassidy Freeman (SB) 36.574. Katie Ludwicki (NO) 36.815. Meredith Gioia (DE) 41.00

BOYS 13-14

50-Meter Backstroke

1. John Kilduff (CSC) 31.552. Christopher Simotas (KCC) 31.763. Evan Westcott (RWD) 33.574. Alex Barszcz (NM) 34.065. Ryan McGeary (KCC) 37.116. James Merin (HH) 37.60

GIRLS 13-14

50-Meter Backstroke

1. Susan Neggia (RB) 32.642. Amanda Gaccione (DE) 33.303. Jacqueline Hoth (HP) 34.054. Karen Shen (PR) 35.665. Christina Cusmano (MAY) 36.896. Kristie Weng (DE) 38.37

BOYS 15-17

50-Meter Backstroke

1. Andrew Neggia (PR) 30.592. Zach Pergolizzi (BE) 32.83

3. Will Mayer (HSC) 33.474. Brendan Sweeney (NM) 34.13

GIRLS 15-17

50-Meter Backstroke

1. Danielle Bach (SRV) 30.912. Kaitlin Jacob (NM) 33.033. Julia Perry (WFY) 33.344. Maddie Nowak (WFY) 34.095. Caitlyn Bach (SRV) 36.23

BOYS 7-8

25-Meter Breaststroke

1. Michael Park (CSC) 24.662. Dylan Robinson (CR) 24.683. Aidan O’Connor (DE) 25.214. Edward Kim TFLY) 25.285. Stephen Somick (NB) 26.106. Christian Kim (TFLY) 27.05

GIRLS 7-8


1. Gigi Baquerizo (MAY) 24.602. Taylor Whang (PR) 24.953. Anna Cally (WFY) 26.694. Emily Nam (CR) 26.955. Anna Park (TFLY) 27.326. Sora Sohn (RAY) 27.47

BOYS 9-10


1. Geffen Chang (TFLY) 19.302. Matt Tieleman (MAY) 19.363. Philip Gong (DE) 22.394. Owen Williams (KCC) 22.525. John Mulligan (PV) 22.816. Sebastian Diaz (EFC) 23.84

GIRLS 9-10


1. Nicole Calianese (CL) 20.202. Maya Sharma (SB) 20.453. Gabriella Cintron (LST) 21.584. Phiona Tobia (PR) 21.605. Angela Gulpen (HP) 21.966. Gianna D’Amato (MAY) 22.39

BOYS 11-12


1. Ryan Slattery (CR) 36.772. Kwn Renaud (TFLY) 40.213. Kevin Ordonez (NB) 41.654. A.J. Esposito (MAY) 42.755. Nick Passante (NO) 43.47

GIRLS 11-12


1. Amanda Lauer (PR) 39.072. Rebecca Ho (KCC) 40.013. Sarah Litvinsky (MO) 40.434. Ashleigh Afromsk (RWD) 40.595. Juli Hyatt (TK) 42.186. Emma Scholes (WT) 42.31

BOYS 13-14


1. John Om (LST) 30.912. Alejandro Hernandez (LST) 32.423. Sebastian Lopez (NM) 33.524. Ralph Cannarozzi (HH) 33.925. Joseph Hilditch (RWD) 35.266. Frank Elenio (RF) 36.41

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50-Meter Butterfl y

1. Ann Mulvenna (PV) 33.712. Amanda Lauer (PR) 34.353. Jill Neggia (RB) 35.264. Sophia Scholes (WT) 35.755. Jaya Sharma (SB) 36.996. Christie Chen (DE) 37.51

BOYS 13-14

50-Meter Butterfl y

1. Alejandro Hernandez (LST) 29.052. Sebastian Lopez (NM) 29.193. Frank Elenio (RF) 29.554. Sam Marquet (SB) 29.585. John Park (RWD) 30.416. Ralph Cannarozzi (HH) 30.46

GIRLS 13-14

50-Meter Butterfl y

1. Meghan Rice (HH) 32.052. Katalina Corneilo (SE) 32.183. Madison Cullinan (SRV) 32.804. Brooke Krajewski (M) 32.925. Gabriella DeNicola (OR) 34.056. Caitlin Kelaher (RAY) 34.07

BOYS 15-17

50-Meter Butterfl y

1. T.J. Marshall (MEADO) 27.532. Chris Lilli (HSC) 28.403. Marcus Lee (TFLY) 28.884. Alex Liulakis (TK) 29.055. Rob Farrell (MAY) 29.816. Max Distler (SB) 30.20

GIRLS 7-8

25-Meter Butterfl y

1. Brianna Williams (MAY) 19.972. Sora Sohn (RAY) 20.913. Trystan Ng (CSC) 21.444. Mariella Wedlick (MO) 21.455. Taylor Whang (PR) 22.056. Ava Gervino (MAY) 22.86

BOYS 9-10

25-Meter Butterfl y

1. Conrad Hoody (OR) 17.112. Jay Jay Wong (KCC) 18.283. Alex Lucacel (TK) 19.714. Charlie Looes (SB) 20.025. John Mulligan (PV) 21.946. Brendan Brosler (SB) 22.78

GIRLS 9-10

25 SC Meter Butterfl y

1. Carlee Hegarty (SE) 17.312. Victoria Dunphy (CR) 17.613. Kelly McDermott (MAY) 17.714. Faith Cortright (RWD) 17.975. Julia Hill (SRV) 18.286. Kaitlyn Yoo (CSC) 18.49

BOYS 11-12

50-Meter Butterfl y

1. Lucas Keh (DE) 33.492. Kyle Iorizzo (NO) 34.883. Brendan Farrell (PR) 35.764. Michael Daly (SB) 35.995, Charles Michael (DE) 37.566. Ali Kolenovic (RF) 45.19

GIRLS 15-17

50-Meter Butterfl y

1. Danielle Bach (SRV) 30.482. Valerie Lauer (PR) 30.793. Kaitlin Jacob (NM) 33.904. Jackie Cormier (MAY) 34.935. Madeline Toohey (OR) 35.756. Allison Pegg (MAY) 35.96

BOYS 6 & UNDER

15-Meter Freestyle

1. Carter Miller (TFLY) 13.042. Ryan Long (PR) 14.083. Nicholas Eder (DU) 14.334. Oscar Preisler (RAY) 15.095. Evam Chenko (SB) 16.156. Shane Haubner (M) 17.677. Albert Preisler (RAY) 21.22

GIRLS 6 & UNDER

15-Meter Freestyle

1. Corin Clark (DU) 13.902. Sarah Bowers (SE) 14.243. Corissa Freeman (SB) 14.314. Angela Puzo (M) 14.675, Morgan Garcia (KFC) 15.336. Jess Spezzaferra (MAY) 15.55

BOYS 5-6

25-Meter Freestyle

1. Steve Bendoraitis (NM) 23.742. Matthew Bendoraitis (NM) 24.343. Justin Park (PA) 26.874. Joshua Kim (TFLY) 30.685. Stephen Roche (WFY) 31.056. Brian Messar (MAY) 33.54

GIRLS 13-14


1. Casey Koenig (MAY) 37.912. Madison Cullinan (SRV) 38.373. Nicole Simotas (KCC) 38.514. Amanda Gaccione (SE) 38.965. Emily Reynolds (OR) 38.996. Kristin Ludwicki (NO) 40.74

BOYS 15-17


1. Liam Kelly (NM) 32.362. T.J. Marshall (MEADO) 32.473. Marcus Lee (TFLY) 33.784. Lucas Morgan (CL) 34.115. Peter Mari (WT) 34.606. Alex Catoya (MEADO) 37.95

GIRLS 15-17


1. Alexandra Pas Palas (CSC) 38.922. Maddie Nowak (WFY) 39.453. Christina Boyadjian (PA) 41.114. Hannah Mathers (HP) 41.185. Julia Getsos (HP) 41.51

BOYS 7-8

25-Meter Butterfl y

1. Eugene Shen (PR) 20.602. Cameron Hill (SRV) 20.843. Stephen Somick (NM) 22.134. Jack Paul (WFY) 22.135. Peter Garifalos (HH) 22.43 6. Aidan O’Connor (DE) 22.62

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BOYS 9-10

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Timothy Park (CSC) 31.322. William Han (TK) 33.263. Conrad Hoody (OR) 33.364. Daniel Stewart (OR) 33.865. Richard Limbacher (PA) 40.786. Harry Linden (RWD) 48.38

GIRLS 9-10

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Cleopatra Lim (WFY) 31.872. Caroline Chang (CSC) 33.353. Courtney Caccamo (WFY) 34.354. Gabriella Cintron (LST) 34.945. Lauren Beyer (PA) 35.106. Veronica Dunphy (CR) 35.40

BOYS 11-12

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Ryan Slattery (CR) 28.862. Joe Om (LST) 29.043. Harrison Yi (TFLY) 29.204. Lucas Keh DE) 29.255. Larry Guindine (SB) 29.536. Marwan Zaweil (WA) 32.78

BOYS 11-12

100-Meter Freestyle

1. Kyle Iorizzo (NO) 1:08.372. Brendan Farrell (PR) 1:09.263. Luke Cortright (RWD) 1:10.234. A.J. Esposito (MAY) 1:13.375. Frankie Morrone (MAY) 1:15.376. Edward Schwartz (SB) 1:29.30

GIRLS 11-12

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Jillian Calocino (MAY) 30.462. Katie Ludwicki (NO) 30.773. Samantha Arrigale (CR) 30.944, Brianna Flanagan (MAY) 31.295. Chloe Sena (WFY) 32.306. Sophia Scholes (WT) 32.31

GIRLS 11-12

100-Meter Freestyle

1 Gina Caccamo (WFY) 1:04.222. Sarah Litvinsky (NO) 1:05.003. Amanda Lauer (PE) 1:05.874. Rebecca Ho (KCC) 1:07.225. Catherine Fazio (PA) 1:09.416. Cassidy Freeman )SB) 1:09.69

BOYS 13-14

50-Meter Freestyle

1. John Om (LST) 24.912. Joseph Hilditch (RWD) 27.243. Christopher Simotas (KCC) 27.844. Alex Barszcz (NM) 27.955. Phillip Pondo (MEADO) 29.606. James Merin (HH) 29.65

BOYS 13-14

100-Meter Freestyle

1. Sam Marquet (SB) 59.702. John Park (RWD) 1:01.573. Ryan McGeary (KCC) 1:03.214. Mark Tieleman (MAY) 1:03.645. Evan Westcott (RWD) 1:04.586. Jeffreu Park (PA) 1:06.78

GIRLS 13-14

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Katalina Corneilo (SE) 28.902. Jacqueline Hoth (HP) 30.073. Kristin Ludwicki (NO) 30.474. Talosa Marshall (MEADO) 31.985. Emily Sullivan (NO) 32.176. Elena Dongaris (TFLY) 33.18

GIRLS 13-14

100-Meter Freestyle

1. Nicole Simotas (KCC) 1:04.412. Brooke Krajewski (M) 1:05.003. Karen Shen (PR) 1:06.684. Gabrielle DeNicola (OR) 1:07.465. Caitlin Kelaher (RAY) 1:10.426. Meghan Rice (HH) 1:11.18

BOYS 15-17

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Tyler Hanson (MEADO) 25.902. Jack Livingston (HBC) 26.153. Marcus Lee (TFLY) 26.314. Rob Farrell (MAY) 26.435. Chris Lilli (HBC) 27.006. Brendan Sweeney (NM) 29.48

BOYS 15-17

00-Meter Freestyle

1. Alex Liulakis (TK) 56.022. Brian Kelly (M) 56.453. Liam Kelly (NM) 56.924. Lucas Morgan (CL) 58.365. Max Distler (SB) 59.166. Zach Pergolizzi (BE) 100.86

GIRLS 15-17

50-Meter Freestyle

1. Danielle Bach (SRV) 28.132. Valerie Lauer (PR) 28.613. Julia Perry (WFY) 29.574. Genevieve Donahue (CL) 30.375. Maddie Nowak (WFY) 30.406. Francesca Farrell (MAY) 31.24

GIRLS 15-17

100-Meter Freestyle

1. Sara Nestrowitz (WT) 1:01.712. Caitlyn Bach (SRV) 1:04.703. Hailey Vogt (PA) 1:05.274. Kaitlin Jacob (NM) 1:06.825. Julia Getsos (HP) 1:07.866. Jackie Cormier (MAY) 1:11.75

BOYS 9-10

100-Meter Individual Medley

1. Timothy Park (CSC) 1:21.902. William Han (TK) 1:23.793. Matt Tieleman (MAY) 1:28.754. Conrad Hoody (CR) 1:29.175. Jay Jay Wong (KCC) 1:29.856. Daniel Stewart (CR) 1:30.32

GIRLS 5-6

25-Meter Freestyle

1. Morgan Williams (BE) 18.842. Ava Borowski (MO) 22.383. Sophia Gervino (MAY) 23.874. Kathleen Bendoraitis (NM) 27.285. Kiera Chenko (SB) 28.036. Victoria Eisenberg (MAY) 28.87

BOYS 7-8

25-Meter Freestyle

1. Cameron Hill (SRV) 17.402. James Morrison (OR) 17.583. Eugene Shen (PR) 17.834. Stephen Somick (NB) 18.685. Peter Garifalos (HH) 18.856. Edward Kim (TFLY) 19.45

GIRLS 7-8

25-Meter Freestyle

1. Mariella Wedlick (MO) 17.772. Alexis Kidchob (SE) 19.013. Sora Sohn (RAY) 19.084. Angelica Ciofalo (M) 19.255. Gabi Bulger (MAY) 19.286. Stephanie Rivas (NB) 19.61

BOYS 9-10

25-Meter Freestyle

1. Jay Jay Wong (KCC) 15.472. Geffen Chang (TFLY) 15.733. Alec Balasny (MAY) 15.844. Charlie Looes (SB) 16.575. Philip Gong (DE) 16.816. Sebastian Diaz (KFC) 16.93

GIRLS 9-10

25-Meter Freestyle

1. Lillie Kloak (RWD) 15.232. Rachel Woods-Bannan (DE) 15.873. Nicole Calianese (CL) 16.234. Julia Hill (SRV) 16.615. La’akea Hudson (NM) 16.756. Gianna D’Amato (MAY) 17.26

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BOYS 11

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GIRLS 13

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1. Cleopatra Lim (WFT) 1:20.082. Carolinw Chang (CSC) 1:26.563. Carlee Hegarty (SE) 1:28.654. Maya Sharma (SB) 1:30.015. Clara Lee (CSC) 1:30.296. Veronica Dunphy (CR) 1:30.39

BOYS 11-12


1. Lucas Keh (DE) 1:12.352. Joe Om (LST) 1:12.433. Ryan Slattery (CR) 1:12.704. Brendan Farrell (PR) 1:21.285. Luke Cortright (RWD) 1:23.386. Nick Passante (NO) 1:25.31

GIRLS 11-12


1. Kim Caccamo (WFY) 1:14.712. Sarah Litvinsky (MO) 1:14.873. Jillian Calocino (MAY) 1:16.804. Ann Mulvenna (PV) 1:17.765. Catherine Fazio (PA) 1:18.246. Ashleigh Afromsky (RWD) 1:18.51

BOYS 13-14


1. Ralph Cannarozzi (HH) 2:22.652. John Kilduff (CSC) 2:30.493. Christopher Simotas (KCC) 2:30.984. Frank Elenio (RF) 2:32.415. Karl Sarier (KCC) 2:34.466. Jeffrey Park (PA) 2:39.66

GIRLS 13-14


1. Susan Neggia (RD) 2:36.272. Emily Reynolds (OR) 2:37.713. Casey Koenig (MAY) 2:38.884. Nicole Simotas (KCC) 2:42.115. Kristin Ludwicki (NO) 2:45.926. Caitlin Kelaher (RAY) 2:56.38

BOYS 15-17

200-MeterIndividual Medley

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With a quartet of returning veter-ans who collected

Bergen County Women’s Coaches Association all-star accolades at the conclusion of the 2010 campaign, head coach Paul Heenahan had Ramapo positioned to stop Immaculate Heart Academy from fi ve-peating as Bergen County Tournament champi-ons.

Seeded No. 1 the Blue Eagles defeated the second-seeded Green Raiders 2-0 in the 2010 title contest to be-come only the second school to win as many as four con-secutive crowns. The all-time streak is fi ve set by Ramapo from 1981 through 1985 so the target of this year’s Ra-mapo squad will be to retain the overall girls county brag-ging rights.

Following a fi rst-round bye, Ramapo defeated Indian Hills (2-1), Glen Rock (5-0) and Northern Highlands (0-0 on penalty kicks 4-3) to advance to the championship round. The Green Raiders are domi-nant on the front wall with senior Amanda Baumgar-

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ten, junior Jen Andresen and sophomore Caroline Chagares while the defensive end will be the responsibility of senior Maddie Dalie.

Immaculate Heart Academy has three prominent returning starters who will maintain the Blue Eagles’ traditional stan-dard of excellence. The IHA defense, anchored by senior goalkeeper Kassandra Nunez who is protected by senior defender Chritsine LaMonica is solid. Up front, the Blue Ea-gles will look to junior forward Samantha Wilkes to put goals on the board.

Outstanding performances are a tradition in girls’ soccer at Northern Highlands and the 2011 campaign, despite heavy losses to graduation in June, will be no exception. Coach Tara Madigan does not re-build, she reloads her program annually. One of the leaders will by junior midfi elder Jackie Reyneke.

Glen Rock, which for two straight years has been ousted by Ramapo, has the founda-tion to reach the Final Four. Two juniors, forward Sophie Lederer and midfi elder Han-nah Petrone, are the present and future of the Lady Pan-

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thers’ program.Ramsey possesses a lineup

of quality seniors, though none are returning all-stars but Morgan Coonrad has the talent to crack this season’s post-season list of honorees.

Paramus will be in the mix for a berth in the Top 5 at season’s end as the Lady Spartams have a returning all-county player in junior forward Sarah Cortese. Two other talented teammates are sophomore forward Alyssa Poplaski and senior midfi elder Lauren Fiorino.

Senior co-captains Ash-ley Davidson and Courtney Tarleton are the veterans of a young Ridgewood squad which will get better with game experience as the sea-son progresses. Up front on the Lady Maroons’ front wall as sophomore Darby Kietrhan and frosh Beth Zrike while sophomore Olivia Shaw has won the startung goalkeeper assignment.

River Dell could exceed pre-season expectations with an athletic cast of players. Junior Frankie Maier will be the look-to player on the young and speedy front line of the Gold-en Hawks.

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Jen Andresen, Jr. F (Ramapo)Amanda Baumgarten, Sr. F (Ramapo)Caroline Chagares, So. F (Ramapo)Rachel Cole, Sr. F (Dwight-Englewood)Sarah Cortese, Jr. F (Paramus)Maddie Dalie, Sr. D (Ramapo)Jenny DeBlasuim, Sr. M (Paramus Catholic)Christine LaMonica, Sr. D (Immaculate Heart Academy)Sophie Lederer, Jr. F (Glen Rock)Kassandra Nunez, Sr. GK (Immaculate Heart Academy)Hannah Petrone, Jr. M (Glen Rock)Melissa Phelan, Sr. GK (Saddle Brook)Ani Sarkisian, Jr. M (Cresskill)Johnna Trotter, Sr. D (Hasbrouck Heights/ Wood-Ridge)Samantha Wilkes, Jr. F (Immaculate Heart Academy)

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Brendan Gus-man and Jamie Montero will be the

seasoned leaders of a Clifton squad that produced a 20-2-1 record last fall. Both Mustang standouts were accorded all-county accolades following their junior campaigns.

Guzman, a defender who has rehabbed from a variety of injuries including a bro-ken foot and a pin inserted in a toe, is inspired by watch-ing his mother rebound from a third bout with cancer be-tween seasons. Hr anchors a strong defensive unit that in-cludes Diego Espinoza and Jose Macedo. Montero domi-nates in the midfi eld with ex-cellent transition techniques and inter-reacts with junior attacking midfi elder Matt Miazga.

Wayne Valley will challenge Clifton’s claim on the top coun-ty ranking. Senior co-captain and midfi elder Mike DeLuise is a talented playmaker, An-thony Nucci, the other co-cap-tain is hard to cover as a for-ward who will pass off or fi re a shot, depending what is best for the team. A third aggres-sive senior midfi elder is Kevin Traupmann while the defense is anchored by seniors Diego-nis Panahiotos and Alex She-rian along with junior Andrew Keane.

Passaic Tech has two return-ing all county players, senior John Gonzalez and junior En-ver Caymaz, one of the top midfi elders in northern New Jersey. Jason Gold is a senior midfi elder who will be a major factor in the success of the Wayne Hills’ program.

Hawthorne’s senior midfi eld-er Walther Castillo will put in

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a claim to be the top college prospect in Passaic County after netting 13 goals and distributing 18 assists as a junior. Jose Salazar Miller is a top-fl ight sweeper while other Bears include Juan Guido, Trey Miller and Ricky Rojas.

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Carlos Arevalo, Sr. (Manchester Regional)Josh Basket, Sr. D (West Milford)Walther Castillo, Sr. M (Hawthorne)Enver Caymaz, Jr. M (Passaic Tech)Mike DeLuise, Sr. M (Wayne Valley)Teddy Forson, Jr. M (Passaic Tech)Jason Gold, Sr. M (Wayne Hills)John Gonzales, Sr. M (Passaic Tech)Brendan Guzman, Sr. D (Clifton)Jamie Montero, Sr. M (Clifton)Erbin Ramani, Sr. F (DePaul)

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2. Bogota – While Bogota is a Group 1 school, the girls vol-leyball program run by head coach Brad DiRupo is far from that with a large number of girls playing the sport. The Group 1 reigning champions, Lady Bucs have the top freshman last sea-son in the state back in sopho-more hitter Carly O’Sullivan, who was second team All Ber-gen in 2010, along with one of the top sophomores from last year in junior Julia Topor.

3. River Dell – This might be the best shot for the Lady Gold-en Hawks in winning a state championship in 13 years. It also might be the best team that head coach Diane Furu-sawa has put on the fl oor in her 16 years leading the program. River Dell has plenty back in battling in one of the toughest groups in the state in Group 2. The number one reason for this hope is senior middle hitter Kate Brock, who is the lone re-turning fi rst All Bergen County player back for 2011. Brock is part of a group of fi ve start-ers returning for River Dell that also includes a pair of talented seniors in Caitlyn Gallagher and Emily Wilts.

4. NV/Demarest – While Old Tappan got the headlines last season, Demarest continued to be one of the top teams in Bergen County. While garner-ing a 10th seed in the county tournament, the Norsewomen stunned IHA in the semi-fi nals before bowing to Ramapo. Ju-nior outside hitter Haley Hirsch leads the Norsewomen this season with a strong serve that resulted in 42 aces in 2010.

5. NV/Old Tappan – Old Tap-pan lost a lot from last sea-son including three All Bergen County players in Aiyana Whit-ney, Taylor Jansen and Anna Kate Miller, but the program’s history and the return of se-nior Kelsey Morgan, a second team All Bergen County player, should give the Lady Knights a good run when it is all said

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– The top freshman in New Jersey last season is back and her all-around game should improve while continu-ing her offense that puts fear in opponents. As a freshman O’Sullivan only put up 284 kills and 160 digs.

Ryann Powell, Holy Angels – One of the best setters in Bergen County and possibly the state, Powell looks to lead Angels to success in the coun-ty and put a scare into IHA for the Non-Public crown. Powell was second team All Bergen County last season.

Kelsey Morgan, Old Tappan – A lot will be placed on Mor-gan this season for the Lady Knights. Morgan is one of the few starters back for Old Tap-pan after the Knights took home practically every title last season.

Other top players – IHA’s Michelle Cruz, Demarest’s Haley Hirsch, Pascack Valley’s Kaitlin MacIver and Mahwah’s Macy Schwartz.

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been the power in New Jer-sey when it has come to girls volleyball.

While central and south-ern New Jersey have made strides the last few years, North Jersey still is king and that was shown last season as Old Tappan defeated Ramapo to win the State Tournament of Champions. It was a repeat of the Bergen County Tourna-ment fi nal that was also won by Old Tappan.

With the likes of Immacu-late Heart Academy, Old Tap-pan, Demarest, Bogota, Ra-mapo, Rutherford and more, Bergen County has been the stalwart in the state when it has come to New Jersey girls volleyball.

It seems strange but Old Tappan won its fi rst state title since 1992. The Lady Knights have always been in the run-ning for a state title, but have fallen short. It was the ninth Group 3 championship for Old Tappan.

But the Lady Knights lost plenty of starters from last season and teams like IHA, River Dell and Bogota will be looking to pounce on Old Tappan and claim a county title.

While Passaic County is be-hind Bergen when it comes to girls volleyball, they also have talented teams with the likes of Clifton, DePaul and Lakeland, the defending Pas-saic County champions.

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1. Immaculate Heart Acad-emy – For many programs the loss of Raquel Scott who de-cided to concentrate on one sport, basketball, would have been devastating, but that is not the case for the power-house Eagles. IHA has several players back not withstanding Scott that saw varsity time last season led by junior libero Mi-chelle Cruz and middle hitter sophomore Nia Reed. The Ea-

and done at state tournament time.

Other top teams – Clifton, De-Paul, Mahwah, Pascack Hills, Ramapo and Rutherford.

TOP FIVE PLAYERS

Kate Brock, River Dell – This could be a big year for not only Brock, but also for the Lady Golden Hawks. Her fourth year as a starter is sure to be even bigger in terms of numbers after she racked up 198 kills, 163 digs and 46 blocks last season.

Grace Hong, Rutherford – A lot more will be asked of Hong, a senior, for the Lady Bulldogs. Hong will be without her tal-ented sister, Deborah, a fi rst team All Bergen County player who has moved on to Fair-leigh Dickinson University. But Grace should be able to pick up some of the slack offensively to match her outstanding de-fensive game.

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Coming off an 11-6-1 record in 2010, seniors Morgan

Bishop and Melissa Gwon are quality veterans who can raise the level of play and make Ramsey a threat for the Bergen County Tourna-ment crown. A right-inner, Gwon netted 10 goals and distributed 14 assist, utilizing a powerful stroke from out-side the circle. An outstand-ing defender, Bishop is also a threat to score as evidenced by her eight goals and fi ve as-sists when she crossed mid-fi eld. Juniors Rae Calinento and Melanie Consiglio are other impact veterans for the Rams.

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in North East Jersey in 2010, lost three fi rst-team all Passaic County players to graduation. However, the Lady Cardinals return Amy Cahill between the pipes. The PCCA fi rst-team selection as goalkeeper registered 135 saves, allowing only 14 goals when she tied the school single-season re-cord for shutouts. She blanked 15 opponents a year ago and will make Pompton Lakes a contender for a repeat as PCT champion.

West Milford has quality lead-ership in seniors Samantha Browne and Deborah Wolfe, both of whom were all-county accolades last season. Browne, who plays on the Highlanders’ boys’ ice hockey team, scored 19 times and passed off six as-sist while Wolfe possesses out-standing defensive skills.

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petitors in the upcoming girls gymnastic campaign/ Indian Hills’ Kristen Zaccardi, the ju-nior, returns after an outstand-ing sophomore season in which she was selected to the Bergen County Women’s Coaches As-sociation All-Star Team. The sophs are Ridgewood’s Nikki Granert, also a BCWCA All-Star honoree, who posted a total score of 35.175 in the BCT and Wayne Hills’ Alexan-dra Hirch who placed third in the PCT with a point total of 34.75.

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“You won’t fi nd a better high school football doubleheader anywhere this season,” said Tom Lemming of CBS Sports. “The talent these four schools possess is mind=boggling with many of the kids playing at big-time college programs in the near future. This is high school football at its best.”

Caro, who has verbally com-mitted to the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers, is one of the premier wide-outs in the nation, record-ing 926 receiving yards as a junior when he hauled in 16

touchdown aerials. Hamilton, who is undecided in his college prospecting process, is the son of former Giants standout and Pitt All-American Keith Hamilton.

Greg Toal, DBP’s head coach stated, “We are fully aware that great high school football is played in Florida, especially at Manatee. We know what we are getting ourselves into. They are an exceptionally tal-ented and well-coached foot-ball team.”

DBP opens at home on Sep-tember 10. Hosting the nation’s No. 19th-ranked squad, Mis-sion Viejo (CA) which led by running back Jahleel Painter

Ironmen roster that has cata-pulted DBP, riding a 35-game undefeated streak, into the pre-season No. 1 ranking in the USA Football Network poll.

Bragging rights are on the line between the Garden State and the Sunshine State on Friday, September 16 when the Iron-men clash with Manatee High School, ranked No. 6 nation-ally, in the Inaugural Manatee Memorial Hospital Suncoast Challenge as Manatee High’s Hawkins Stadium in Bradenton, FL. The kickoff is scheduled for 6:00PM and will be followed at 8:30PM by Tampa’s H.B. Plant High, winner of three Florida state titles over the last fi ve

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DBP and Bergen Catholic rank 1-2 in the Metropolitan New York Football Writers As-sociations’ North East Jersey Top 30 preseason poll with Wayne Hills, Passaic County’s top team, rated third and the Green Knights of St. Joseph Regional/Montvale situated in four place and Northern Valley/Old Tappan placed fi fth.

Tony Karich is a proven grid-iron mentor whose St. Joseph Regional/Montvale program is continually a dominant pro-gram that has passed the test of time against formidable opponents. On this year’s schedule are Don Bosco Prep, Bergen Catholic and Wayne Hills, the top three teams in the

193 yards and four six-pointers, his future is on an Ivy League campus as Princeton and Yale are in the mix. Hunter Kiselick, a 6-2, 235 pound, is an impact defensive tackle who also lines up in the tight end slot on the offense.

“We made the decision that if we were going to be the best, we needed to challenge ourselves,” said Campanile. “There is no question that we’ve done that by going to Florida and playing another championship-caliber Plant team. We’ll give it our best shot.”

For the second year in a row, the Crusaders open against La Salle College High School (PA) before heading to Florida. Fol-lowing in-state contests against

who has orally committed to the Trojans of USC. Follow-ing games against Ridgewood (September 23) and Bergen Catholic (September 30), DBP will play fourth-ranked St. Edward (OH) of Lakewood, OH as part of a triple-header with Bergen Catholic and St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) in the Garden State.

Bergen Catholic, ranked No. 5 in the North East by USA Football Network, is paced by 5-10, 185-pound Mike Gerst who is the defi nition of an outstanding student/athlete. A versatile component in the Crusaders’ attack when he rushed for 379 yards on 53 touches, scoring three times and hauling in 15 aerials for

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Wayne ValleyWayne Valley is often overshadowed by the success of its cross-town ri-val, but don’t let that fool you. Over the last six years Valley has a 43-18 record and has qualifi ed for the state playoffs fi ve times. Last season, they ended with an embarrassing 48-0 defeat to Hills, but this year will be different. Valley only has 15 seniors on the roster this season, leaving plenty of room for younger players to step up. Coach Brian O’Conner will trust the ball in the hands of senior Alex Trani who is expected to be the team’s leading rusher. Dominating offensive lineman Mike Ruth will be Trani’s leading blocker as they hope to continue the program’s success. They may not get by Hills this year, but the 2012 squad will be battle tested and ready to fi nally step out of the shadow.

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New Milford Knights 09/09 - at Ridgefi eld (7:00PM) 09/16 - CRESSKILL (7:00PM) 09/24 - at St. Mary’s/Rutherford (1:00PM) 09/30 or 10/01 - WALDWICK (TBD) 10/06 - LEONIA/PALISADES PARK (7:00PM) 10/14 - at Harrison (7:00PM) 10/21 - LODI (7:00PM) 10/28 - POMPTON LAKES (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Becton (7:00PM)

North Arlington Vikings 09/09 - LYNDHURST (7:00PM) 09/17 - at Wallington (1:00PM) 09/23 - HARRISON (7:00PM) 09/30 - at Becton (7:00PM) 10/07 - SECAUCUS (7:00PM) 10/14 - at Emerson (7:00PM) 10/21 - LEONIA/PALISADES PARK (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Lodi (7:00PM) 11/04 - WOOD-RIDGE (7:00PM)

N. Highlands Highlanders 09/09 - at Paramus (7:00PM) 09/17 - CLIFFSIDE PARK (1:30PM) 09/24 - at Bergenfi eld (1:00PM) 10/01 - TENAFLY (2:30PM) 10/06 - at NV/Demarest (7:00PM) 10/15 - TEANECK (2:30PM) 10/21 - at Paramus Catholic (6:00PM) 10/28 - INDIAN HILLS (6:00PM) 11/04 - at Lakeland (6:00PM)

NV/Demarest Norsemen 09/09 - at Lakeland (7:00PM) 09/17 - at Fair Lawn (1:00PM) 10/01 - INDIAN HILLS (1:00PM) 10/06 - NORTHERN HIGHLANDS (7:00PM) 10/15 - TENAFLY (1:00PM) 10/21 - BERGENFIELD (7:00PM) 10/28 - DWIGHT-MORROW (7:00PM) 11/04 - at DePaul 11/24 - NV/OLD TAPPAN (10:30AM)

NV/Old Tappan Golden Knights 09/09 - PASCACK VALLEY (7:00PM) 09/16 - at Paramus (7:00PM) 09/23 - INDIAN HILLS (7:00PM) 10/01 - at Paramus Catholic (2:00PM) 10/06 - WAYNE VALLEY (6:00PM) 10/21 - at West Milford (7:00PM) 10/28 - PASSAIC VALLEY (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Ramapo (6:00PM) 11/24 - at NV/Demarest (10:30AM)

Paramus Spartans 09/09 - NORTHERN HIGHLANDS (7:00PM) 09/16 - NV/OLD TAPPAN (7:00PM) 10/01 - at St. Joseph Reg/Mont (1:00PM) 10/06 - at Wayne Hills (7:00PM) 10/14 - HACKENSACK (7:00PM) 10/22 - at Fair Lawn (1:00PM) 10/28 - BERGEN TECH (7:00PM) 11/04 - TEANECK (7:00PM) 11/24 - at Ridgewood (10:30AM)

Paramus Catholic Paladins 09/17 - BERGENFIELD (1:00PM) 09/24 - at St. Joseph Reg/Mont (1:00PM) 10/01 - NV/OLD TAPPAN (2:00PM) 10/08 - DEPAUL (1:00PM) 10/21 - NORTHERN HIGHLANDS (6:00PM) 10/28 - at Don Bosco Prep (7:00PM) 11/24 - at Bergen Catholic (10:30AM)

Park Ridge 09/10 - a 09/17 - B 09/23 - a 10/01 - a 10/07 - E 10/14 or 1 10/22 - C 10/29 - G 11/04 - a

Pascack H 09/10 - a 09/17 - a 09/23 - P 09/30 - a 10/06 - F 10/15 - a 10/21 - S ( 10/28 - a 11/04 - B

Pascack V 09/09 - a 09/16 - P 09/23 - a 10/01 - M 10/06 - W 10/14 - R 10/21 - a 10/29 - a 11/04 - W

Queen of P 09/10 - P 09/16 - L 09/23 - a 10/01 - a 10/08 - W 10/14 - R 10/28 - a 11/05 - S (

Ramapo R 09/10 - a 09/16 - a 09/23 - P 10/01 - a 10/07 - S 10/14 - a 10/21 - P 10/28 - a 11/04 - N

Becton Knights 09/09 - HARRISON (7:00PM) 09/16 - at Lyndhurst (7:00PM) 09/23 - at Secaucus (7:00PM) 09/30 - NORTH ARLINGTON (7:00PM) 10/07 - HASBROUCK HEIGHTS (7:00PM) 10/14 or 10/15 - at St. Mary’s/Rutherford (TBD) 10/21 - at Ridgefi eld (7:00PM) 10/28 - CRESSKILL (7:00PM) 11/04 - NEW MILFORD (7:00PM)

Bergen Catholic Crusaders 09/10 - at LaSalle (PA) (2:00PM) 09/16 - at Plant (FL) (8:30PM) 09/24 - TEANECK (1:00PM) 10/08 - Friendship Academy (DC) (TBD) 09/30 - at Don Bosco Prep (7:00PM) 10/15 - ST. JOSEPH REG/MONT (1:00PM) 10/22 - PATERSON EASTSIDE (1:00PM) 10/28 - at St. Peter’s Prep (7:00PM) 11/24 - PARAMUS CATHOLIC (10:30AM)

Bergen Tech Knights 09/10 - RIDGEWOOD (1:00PM) 09/17 - at Tenafl y (1:00PM) 09/24 - HACKENSACK (1:00PM) 10/01 - CLIFTON (1:00PM) 10/06 - at Teaneck (7:00PM) 10/14 or 10/15 - IRVINGTON (TBD) 10/22 - WAYNE HILLS (1:00PM) 10/28 - at Paramus (7:00PM) 11/05 - at Paterson Eastside (2:00PM)

Bergenfield Bears 09/09 - at Fort Lee (7:00PM) 09/17 - at Paramus Catholic (1:00PM) 09/24 - NORTHERN HIGHLANDS (1:00PM) 10/01 - PATERSON EASTSIDE (1:00PM) 10/06 - at Lakeland (6:00PM) 10/15 - INDIAN HILLS (1:00PM) 10/21 - at NV/Demarest (7:00PM) 10/29 - TENAFLY (1:00PM) 11/05 - at Passaic Valley (2:00PM)

Bogota Buccaneers 09/10 - EMERSON (1:00PM) 09/17 - at Park Ridge (1:00PM) 09/23 - at Weehawken (7:00PM) 10/01 - QUEEN OF PEACE (2:30PM) 10/07 - at Hawthorne (7:00PM) 10/15 - HASBROUCK HEIGHTS (1:00PM) 10/22 - at Glen Rock (1:00PM) 10/29 - HARRISON at (1:00PM) 11/04 - at Pascack Hills (7:00PM)

Cliffside Park Red Raiders 09/10 - RIDGEFIELD PARK (1:00PM) 09/17 - at Northern Highlands (1:30PM) 09/24 - FORT LEE (1:00PM) 10/01 - at River Dell (3:00PM) 10/06 - RAMSEY (3:00PM) 10/14 - at Dwight-Morrow (7;00PM) 10/22 - DUMONT (1:00PM) 10/28 - at Mahwah (7:00PM) 11/05 - WESTWOOD (2:00PM)

Cresskill Cougars 09/09 - LEONIA/PALISADES PARK (7:00PM) 09/16 - at New Milford (7:00PM) 09/23 or 09/24 - WALDWICK (TBD) 09/30 - at Ridgefi eld (7:00PM) 10/07 - at Elmwood Park (2:00PM) 10/14 - POMPTON LAKES (7:00PM) 10/22 - at Park Ridge (1:00PM) 10/28 - at Becton (7:00PM) 11/04 - SECAUCUS (7:00PM)

Don Bosco Ironmen 09/10 - MISSION VIEJO (CA) (7:00PM) 09/16 - at Manatee (FL) (6:00PM) 09/23 - at Ridgewood (7:00PM) 09/30 - BERGEN CATHOLIC (7:00PM)

10/08 - ST. EDWARD (OH) (7:00PM) 10/21 - at Passaic Tech (7:00PM) 10/28 - PARAMUS CATHOLIC (7:00PM) 11/04 - CLIFTON (7:00PM) 11/24 - at St. Joseph Reg/Mont (10:30AM)

Dumont Huskies 09/09 - at Ramsey (7:00PM) 09/16 - WESTWOOD (7:00PM) 10/01 - at Dwight-Morrow (2:00PM) 10/06 - MAHWAH (7:00PM) 10/14 - at Ridgefi eld Park (6:00PM) 10/22 - at Cliffside Park (1:00PM) 10/28 - FORT LEE (7:00PM) 11/04 - RIVER DELL (7:00PM) 11/24 - at Tenafl y (10:30AM)

Elmwood Park Crusaders 09/10 - GARFIELD (1:00PM) 09/17 - at Glen Rock (1:00PM) 09/23 - at Rutherford (7:00PM) 10/01 - LODI (1:00PM) 10/07 - CRESSKILL (2:00PM) 10/14 - at Hawthorne (7:00PM) 10/22 - at Saddle Brook (1:00PM) 10/28 - QUEEN OF PEACE (7:00PM) 11/05 - WALLINGTON (2:00PM)

Emerson Cavaliers 09/10 - at Bogota (1:00PM) 09/16 - WEEHAWKEN (7:00PM) 09/23 - QUEEN OF PEACE (7:00PM) 09/30 - at Leonia(7:00PM) 09/30 - at Palisades Park (7:00PM) 10/07 - at Park Ridge (2:00PM) 10/14 - NORTH ARLINGTON (7:00PM) 10/21 - HAWTHORNE (7:00PM) 10/29 - at Wood-Ridge (1:00PM) 11/05 - at Manchester Regional (5:00PM)

Dwight Morrow Maroon Raiders 09/09 - MAHWAH (7:00PM) 09/16 - RIVER DELL (7:00PM) 09/23 - at Westwood (5:00PM) 10/01 - DUMONT (2:00PM) 10/06 - at Ridgefi eld Park (6:00PM) 10/14 - CLIFFSIDE PARK (7:00PM) 10/21 - at Fort Lee (7:00PM) 10/28 - at NV/Demarest (7:00PM) 11/04 - RAMSEY (7:00PM)

Fair Lawn Cutters 09/10 - at Passaic (1:00PM) 09/17 - NV/DEMAREST (1:00PM) 09/24 - PASSAIC TECH (1:00PM) 10/01 - at Hackensack (2:30PM) 10/14 - at Clifton (7:00PM) 10/22 - PARAMUS (1:00PM) 10/28 - at Paterson Eastside (7:00PM) 11/05 - PATERSON KENNEDY (1:00PM)

Fort Lee Bridgemen 09/09 - BERGENFIELD (7:00PM) 09/16 - RIDGEFIELD PARK (7:00PM) 09/24 - at Cliffside Park (1:00PM) 10/01 - at Westwood (7:00PM) 10/06 - RIVER DELL (6:00PM) 10/14 - at Ramsey (7:00PM) 10/21 - DWIGHT-MORROW (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Dumont (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Mahwah (6:00PM)

Garfield Boilermakers 09/10 - at Elmwood Park (1:00PM) 09/16 - RUTHERFORD (7:00PM) 09/24 - at Lodi (1:00PM) 09/30 - PASCACK HILLS (7:00PM) 10/07 - at Glen Rock (2:00PM) 10/14 - at Leonia (7:00PM) 10/14 - at Palisades Park (7:00PM) 10/21 or 10/22 - WALLINGTON (TBD) 10/29 - at Park Ridge (1:00PM) 11/04 - LYNDHURST (7:00PM)

Glen Rock Panthers 09/10 - at Lodi (1:00PM) 09/17 - ELMWOOD PARK (1:00PM) 09/24 - SHABAZZ (1:00PM) 10/01 - at Rutherford (3:00PM) 10/07 - GARFIELD (2:00PM) 10/14 - at Secaucus (7:00PM) 10/22 - BOGOTA (1:00PM) 10/29 - HAWTHORNE (1:00PM) 11/05 - at Saddle Brook (2:15PM)

Hackensack Comets 09/09 - WAYNE HILLS (7:00PM) 09/24 - at Bergen Tech (1:00PM) 10/01 - FAIR LAWN (2:30PM) 10/14 - at Paramus (7:00PM) 10/21 - at Ridgewood (7:00PM) 10/28 - FERRIS (7:00PM) 11/04 - PASSAIC TECH (7:00PM) 11/24 - at Teaneck (10:00AM)

Hasbrouck Heights Aviators 09/09 - SADDLE BROOK (7:00PM) 09/17 - at St. Mary’s/Rutherford (1:30PM) 09/23 - WOOD-RIDGE (7:00PM) 09/30 - WALLINGTON (7:00PM) 10/07 - at Becton (7:00PM) 10/15 - at Bogota (1:00PM) 10/21 - LYNDHURST (7:00PM) 10/28 - SECAUCUS (7:00PM) 11/05 - at Pompton Lakes (2:15PM)

Indian Hills Braves 09/09 - TENAFLY (7:00PM) 09/16 - at Lakeland (7:00PM) 09/23 - at NV/Old Tappan (7:00PM) 10/01 - at NV/Demarest (1:00PM) 10/06 or 10/07 - at Westwood (TBD) 10/15 - at Bergenfi eld (1:00PM) 10/21 - PASCACK VALLEY (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Northern Highlands (6:00PM) 11/04 - at Ridgefi eld Park (6:00PM)

Leonia/Palisades Pk Lions 09/09 - at Cresskill (7:00PM) 09/16 - at Waldwick (7:00PM) 09/23 - at RIDGEFIELD (7:00PM) 09/30 - EMERSON (7:00PM) 10/06 - at New Milford (7:00PM) 10/14 - GARFIELD (7:00PM) 10/21 - at North Arlington (7:00PM) 10/28 - WEEHAWKEN (7:00PM) 11/04 - HARRISON (7:00PM) Lodi Rams 09/10 - GLEN ROCK (1:00PM) 09/16 - at Queen of Peace (7:00PM) 09/24 - GARFIELD (1:00PM) 10/01 - at Elmwood Park (1:00PM) 10/07 - RUTHERFORD (2:00PM) 10/21 - at New Milford (7:00PM) 10/28 - NORTH ARLINGTON (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Ridgefi eld (7:00PM) 11/24 - at Manchester Regional (10:30AM)

Lyndhurst Golden Bears 09/09 - at North Arlington (7:00PM) 09/16 - BECTON (7:00PM) 09/23 - PARK RIDGE (7:00PM) 09/30 - at Secaucus (7:00PM) 10/07 - HARRISON (7:00PM) 10/15 - at Wood-Ridge (1:00PM) 10/21 - at Hasbrouck Heights (7:00PM) 10/28 - MANCHESTER REG (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Garfi eld (7:00PM)

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Pascack Hills Cowboys 09/10 - at Hawthorne (1:00PM) 09/17 - at Manchester Regional (1:00PM) 09/23 - POMPTON LAKES (7:00PM) 09/30 - at Garfi eld (7:00PM) 10/06 - FERRIS (7:00PM) 10/15 - at Wallington (1:00PM) 10/21 - ST. MARY’S/RUTHERFORD (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Rutherford (7:00PM) 11/04 - BOGOTA (7:00PM)

Pascack Valley Indians 09/09 - at NV/Old Tappan (7:00PM) 09/16 - PASSAIC VALLEY (6:00PM) 09/23 - at Ramapo (7:00PM) 10/01 - MAHWAH (6:00PM) 10/06 - WEST MILFORD (6:00PM) 10/14 - RIVER DELL (6:00PM) 10/21 - at Indian Hills (7:00PM) 10/29 - at St. Joseph Reg/Mont (1:00PM) 11/04 - WAYNE VALLEY (6:00PM)

Queen of Peace Golden Griffins 09/10 - PARK RIDGE (1:00PM) 09/16 - LODI (7:00PM) 09/23 - at Emerson (7:00PM) 10/01 - at Bogota (2:30PM) 10/08 - WEEHAWKEN (2:00PM) 10/14 - RIDGEFIELD (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Elmwood Park (7:00PM) 11/05 - ST. MARY’S/RUTHERFORD (2:00PM)

Ramapo Raiders 09/10 - at Teaneck (7:00PM) 09/16 - at West Milford (7:00PM) 09/23 - PASCACK VALLEY (7:00PM) 10/01 - at Ridgewood (2:30PM) 10/07 - ST. JOSEPH REG/MONT (7:00PM) 10/14 - at Wayne Valley (7:00PM) 10/21 - PASSAIC VALLEY (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Wayne Hills (7:00PM) 11/04 - NV/OLD TAPPAN (6:00PM)

Ramsey Rams 09/09 - DUMONT (7:00PM) 09/16 - MAHWAH (7:00PM) 09/23 - RIVER DELL (7:00PM) 09/30 - RIDGEFIELD PARK (7:00PM) 10/06 - at Cliffside Park (3:00PM) 10/14 - FORT LEE (7:00PM) 10/21 - at Lakeland (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Westwood (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Dwight-Morrow (7:00PM)

Ridgefield Royals 09/09 - NEW MILFORD (7:00PM) 09/17 - at Pompton Lakes (1:00PM) 09/23 - at Leonia/Palisades Park (7:00PM) 09/30 - CRESSKILL (7:00PM) 10/07 or 10/08 - at Waldwick (TBD) 10/14 - at Queen of Peace (7:00PM) 10/21 - BECTON (7:00PM) 10/29 - at Wallington (1:00PM) 11/04 - LODI (7:00PM)

Ridgefield Park Scarlets 09/10 - at Cliffside Park (1:00PM) 09/16 - at Fort Lee (7:00PM) 09/23 - MAHWAH (7:00PM) 09/30 - at Ramsey (7:00PM) 10/06 - DWIGHT-MORROW (6;00PM) 10/14 - DUMONT (6:00PM) 10/21 - at Westwood (7:00PM) 10/28 - at River Dell (6:00PM) 11/04 - INDIAN HILLS (6:00PM)

Ridgewood Maroons 09/09 - NORTH BERGEN (7:00PM) 09/10 - at Bergen Tech (1:00PM) 09/23 - DON BOSCO PREP (7:00PM) 10/01 - RAMAPO (2:30PM) 10/06 - at Clifton (7:00PM) 10/14 - at Wayne Hills (7:00PM) 10/21 - HACKENSACK (7:00PM) 10/29 - at Teaneck (7:00PM) 11/04 - PASSAIC (7:00PM) 11/24 - PARAMUS (10:30AM)

River Dell Golden Hawks 09/09 - WESTWOOD (6:00PM) 09/16 - at Dwight-Morrow (7:00PM) 09/23 - at Ramsey (7:00PM) 10/01 - CLIFFSIDE PARK (3:00PM) 10/06 - at Fort Lee (6:00PM) 10/14 - at Pascack Valley (6:00PM) 10/21 - MAHWAH (6:00PM) 10/28 - RIDGEFIELD PARK (6:00PM) 11/04 - at Dumont (7:00PM)

Rutherford Bulldogs 09/16 - at Garfi eld (7:00PM) 09/23 - ELMWOOD PARK (7:00PM) 10/01 - GLEN ROCK (3:00PM)

10/07 - at Lodi (2:00PM) 10/14 - WEEHAWKEN (7:00PM) 10/21 - at Secaucus (7:00PM) 10/28 - PASCACK HILLS (7:00PM) 11/04 - PEQUANNOCK (7:00PM)

Saddle Brook Falcons 09/09 - at Hasbrouck Heights (7:00PM) 09/17 - at Wood-Ridge (1:00PM) 09/23 - WALLINGTON (4:30PM) 09/30 - at Harrison (7:00PM) 10/08 - ST. MARY’S/RUTHERFORD (2:30PM) 10/15 - at Manchester Regional (1:00PM) 10/22 - ELMWOOD PARK (1:00PM) 10/28 or 10/29 - at Waldwick (TBD) 11/05 - GLEN ROCK (2:15PM)

St. Joseph Reg/Montvale Green Knights 09/10 - DEPAUL (1:00PM) 09/17 - at St. Peter’s Prep (7:00PM) 09/24 - PARAMUS CATHOLIC (1:00PM) 10/01 - PARAMUS (1:00PM) 10/07 - at Ramapo (7:00PM) 10/15 - at Bergen Catholic (1:00PM) 10/29 - PASCACK VALLEY (1:00PM) 11/04 - at Wayne Hills (7:00PM) 11/24 - DON BOSCO PREP (10:30AM)

St. Mary’s/Rutherford Gaels 09/10 - at Wallington (1:00PM) 09/17 - at Hasbrouck Heights (1:30PM) 09/24 - NEW MILFORD (1:00PM) 10/01 - at Wood-Ridge (2:30PM) 10/08 - at Saddle Brook (2:30PM) 10/14 or 10/15 - BECTON (TBD) 10/21 - at Pascack Hills (7:00PM) 11/05 - at Queen of Peace (2:00PM)

Teaneck Highwaymen 09/10 - RAMAPO (7:00PM) 09/16 - at Clifton (7:00PM) 09/24 - at Bergen Catholic (1:00PM) 10/01 - WAYNE HILLS (7:00PM) 10/06 - BERGEN TECH (7:00PM) 10/15 - at Northern Highlands (2:30PM) 10/29 - RIDGEWOOD (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Paramus (7:00PM) 11/24 - HACKENSACK (10:00AM)

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Wallington Panthers 09/10 - ST. MARY’S/RUTHERFORD (1:00PM) 09/17 - NORTH ARLINGTON (1:00PM) 09/23 - at Saddle Brook (4:30PM) 09/30 - at Hasbrouck Heights (7:00PM) 10/08 - WOOD-RIDGE (1:00PM) 10/15 - PASCACK HILLS (1:00PM) 10/21 - at Garfi eld (7:00PM) 10/22 - at Garfi eld (1:00PM) 10/29 - RIDGEFIELD (1:00PM) 11/05 - at Elmwood Park (2:00PM)

Westwood Cardinals 09/09 - at River Dell (6:00PM) 09/16 - at Dumont (7:00PM) 09/23 - DWIGHT-MORROW (5:00PM) 10/01 - FORT LEE (7:00PM) 10/06 or 10/07 - INDIAN HILLS (TBD) 10/14 - at Mahwah (7:00PM) 10/21 - RIDGEFIELD PARK (7:00PM) 10/28 - RAMSEY (7:00PM) 11/05 - at Cliffside Park (2:00PM)

Wood-Ridge Blue Devils 09/09 - at Weehawken (7:00PM) 09/17 - SADDLE BROOK (1:00PM) 09/23 - at Hasbrouck Heights (7:00PM) 10/01 - ST. MARY’S/RUTHERFORD (2:30PM) 10/08 - at Wallington (1:00PM) 10/15 - LYNDHURST (1:00PM) 10/21 - at Harrison (7:00PM) 10/29 - EMERSON (1:00PM) 11/04 - at North Arlington (7:00PM)

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pre-season poll while the Green Knights are picked fourth.

DePaul is ranked ninth with a solid defense that includes defensive back Davon Jacobs who has the ability to play at the next level in 2012. On the “O” line, the Spartans will look to Casey Pavlosky to clear the way for the running backs.

Wayne Hills under legend-ary head coach Chris Olsen, is once again the team to beat in the public sector. Opponents will be tested by the Avedisain twins, Jason and Justin, who are the solid blocks in the Patri-ots’ front wall on the attack.

Northern Valley/Old Tappan is rated the premier public school

squad in Bergen County, plac-ing fi fth in the pre-season poll. The Golden Knights attack is a proven factor as senior Devin Fuller is one of the top signal callers in the Garden State. Fuller, who was elected by the Bergen County Coaches Asso-ciation as the fi rst team quar-terback in 2010, recorded 4,221 yards as a junior churning out 1902 yards rushing and scor-ing 32 touchdowns and throw-ing for 2,319 yards and con-necting on 20 TD passes. The “D” unit is anchored by Dan Falkenstern, a 5-10, 205-pound linebacker who racked up 118 tackles, forced two fumbles and recovered one.

Lakeland, Passaic County’s No. 2 program ranks seventh in the North East poll as the Lancers will rely on senior Joey Engels to fi ll the signal caller’s role. Engels, who was a wide-receiver last season, fi lled in as the starting quarterback twice when he was a sopho-more. If his performance in a come-from-behind 36-35 vic-tory over Ferris (Jersey City) when the Lancers rallied from a 21-0 defi cit, is an indication of his ability under fi re, Lake-land will be a threat for the

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Pascack ValleyThis may seem like a high spot on the list for Pascack Valley, who fi n-ished the 2010 season with a 3-7 record. But we think they will sur-prise everyone this year. In Coach Al Cappello’s third year as head coach, he has been turning this team around unlike previous.

With several quality wide receivers, Cappello has a diffi cult decision to make at the quarterback spot. Senior Dean Pezzino, junior Joey Mazalewski and sophomore Anthony Deritis are all battling for the start-ing spot. The Hornets open up the season against their heated rivals Wayne Valley. If they can defeat Val-ley then this may be a big season for Cappello’s Hornets.

River DellCoach D.J. Nimphius has a dilemma on his hands—who’s going to be the quarterback? As the preseason reaches its end, Nimphius has to choose between four quality quar-terbacks in seniors Sean Boland and Mike Oliver, and juniors Tim Barnes and Ryan Duran.

They will be returning six starters on both offense and defense, but their size may be a factor as it was last season. With Ramsey and Mahwah both on rebuilding years this could be the best chance for the Golden Hawks to retake the division.

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Clifton Mustangs 09/09 - PASSAIC TECH (7:00PM) 09/16 - TEANECK (7:00PM) 09/23 - at Paterson Eastside (7:00PM) 10/01 - at Bergen Tech (1:00PM) 10/06 - RIDGEWOOD (7:00PM) 10/14 - FAIR LAWN (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Paterson Kennedy (7:00PM) 11/04 - at Don Bosco Prep (7:00PM) 11/24 - PASSAIC (10:30AM)

De Paul Spartans 09/10 - at St. Joseph Reg/Mont (1:00PM) 09/17 - BOSTON COLLEGE HIGH (MA) (1:00PM) 09/23 - WEST MILFORD (7:00PM) 09/30 - WAYNE VALLEY (7:00PM) 10/08 - at Paramus Catholic (1:00PM) 10/15 - at Passaic Valley (1:00PM) 10/21 - TENAFLY (7:00PM) 10/28 - at Lakeland (7:00PM) 11/04 - NV/DEMAREST (6:00PM)

Lakeland Lancers 09/09 - NV/DEMAREST (7:00PM) 09/09 - at Indian Hills (7:00PM) 09/16 - INDIAN HILLS (7:00PM) 09/24 - TENAFLY (1:00PM) 09/30 - at Passaic Tech (7:00PM) 10/06 - BERGENFIELD (6:00PM) 10/14 - WEST MILFORD (7:00PM) 10/21 - RAMSEY (7:00PM) 10/28 - DE PAUL (7:00PM) 11/04 - NORTHERN HIGHLANDS (6:00PM)

Passaic Indians 09/10 - FAIR LAWN (1:00PM) 09/16 - at Hoboken (7:00PM) 10/01 - at Paterson Kennedy (1:00PM) 10/08 - at Passaic Valley (1:00PM) 10/15 - at Paterson Eastside (1:00PM) 10/22 - WAYNE VALLEY (1:00PM)

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Passaic Tech Bulldogs 09/09 - at Clifton (7:00PM) 09/16 - WAYNE VALLEY (7:00PM) 09/24 - at Fair Lawn (1:00PM) 09/30 - LAKELAND (7:00PM) 10/07 - at Paterson Eastside (6:00pm) 10/15 - PATERSON KENNEDY (1:00PM) 10/21 - DON BOSCO PREP (7:00PM) 10/29 - at Passaic (1:00PM) 11/04 - at Hackensack (7:00PM)

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NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group II title. Against Ferris as a sophomore, Engels regis-tered 296 yards passing with four TD tosses.

Ramapo completes the Top 10 and one of the Green Raid-ers primary problems is the schedule with three opponents, Wayne Hills, St. Joseph Re-gional/Montvale and Northern Valley/Old Tappan ranked 3-4-5 on the pre-season poll. Senior tailback Mike Hronocich is the veteran on coach Drew Gibbs’ attack that will be directed by quarterback Ryan Daugherty. Standing 6-2, Daughery will look downfi eld to connect with wire-receiver Doug Norkettl. The offensive front wall has fi ve new starters.

Head coach Vince Tribuzio has Ramsey positioned to reach the NJSIAA North I, Section III title game for a third straight sea-son. Ranked #8, the Rams will look to senior wide-out/defen-sive back P.J. Scandiarato as a leader on both sides of the line of scrimmage. Dan Zaloom has switched from tight end to an-chor the offensive front wall as

the center while Dylan Minnake moves from center to guard where he can lead the plays. The defensive secondary looks strong with Scandariato joined by veterans Nick Dispoto and Jared Donnasumma along with Darius Ghahardy who was side-lined last season with an injury.

Saddle Brook, coming off an 8-2 mark in 2010, is loaded on defense and sits on the fringe of the elite 10. Head coach Leo Ciappina has a trio of four-year veterans in the linebacker slots. Steven Longa, who has made a verbal commitment to Rut-gers, is joined by teammates Joe Camalleri and Mike Donna-rumma. Longa and classmate Tyler Vitello are power-running

backs while four-year starter Matt Dickinson is a breakaway running back. Another senior Andrew Caravaglia begins his second year as the starter at quarterback.

For a surprise team, take a look at Cresskill. Head coach Bob Valli has four returning starters on offense coming off a 9-2 season in 2010. Senior Ryan Feulner (6-1, 180) moves from wide-receiver to take over the quarterback assign-ment and will hand off to the 1-2 punch of Gion Lagalia (6-1, 200) and Ray Kim (5-10, 215). Rich Van Cleft (6-3, 235) will be the leader in the defensive trenches and is projected as a FCS (NCAA I-AA) prospect.

RidgewoodThe return of Coach Rob Gentile as of-fensive coordinator could have a huge impact on the Maroons this season, but it is their defense led by senior Tripp Telesco that will be the x-factor. Last season the Maroons faltered late losing three of their last fi ve games. It has been a long time since Ridgewood has had a successful season and this could be a turn in the right direction.

WallingtonLast year, Wallington stunned every-one by going 11-1 and winning the North 1, Group 1 championship. But most of the players that led Walling-ton to a state title are gone, leaving a new, inexperienced team search-ing for their identity. But head coach Barry Blauvelt is steadily building a winning program at Wallington. Sev-eral players have been working hard all off-season, taking part in summer workouts and training unlike past teams. If Wallington can come close to repeating last year’s performance than they will earn the respect of the entire North Jersey football scene.

Seton Hall PrepLast season Seton Hall Prep met stiff competition in the state play-offs, ending an undefeated season with a diffi cult 60-17 loss to Bergen Catholic. But this season with a slew of returning starters and upcoming juniors, the Pirates have the ability to make another run. They could be a spoiler late in the season.

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OFFENSEMassimo Aronson, WR (DePaul)Justin Avedissian, OL (Wayne Hills)Leonte Carroo, WR (Don Bosco Prep)Devin Fuller, QB (NV/Old Tappan)Larry Gelok, PK (Pompton Lakes)Mike Gerst, RB (Bergen Catholic)Quadree Hubbard, RB (St. Mary/Rutherford)Stephen Longa, RB (Saddle Brook)Casey Pavlosky, OL (DePaul)Zach Rush, YE (Tenafl y)Mike Ruth, OL (Wayne Valley)John Schmitt, TE (Cliffside Park)Diemon Streaser, PK (Glen Rock)

DEFENSERoberto Alvarez, DL (Wayne Hills)Nick Andriani, LB (Passaic Valley)Jake Barr, DL (Northern Highlands)

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entity, and care should be tak-en to determine competency of these individuals. Care should be taken to monitor these programs in terms of overall health, relevance to the sport, student interest, and especially cost. If engaged in only one high school sport, the same care should be applied to out of season competition. Q: How can sophomores best ready themselves in hopes of playing college sports?A: Sophomore year brings with it more responsibility. High school academic courses should be planned with an eye toward the future in terms of personal goals and N.C.A.A. academic regulations. College searches should now be more introspective in terms of out-of-state school locations, academ-ic requirements and athletic programs. If possible, families may include informal visits to colleges to enhance their pos-sible choices. Off-season times are usually best for the athlete to make these visits. The same approach to weight training

and out-of-season competition holds as per the previous sea-son. A more competitive ap-proach to competition may be in the best interests of the ath-lete, if not presently already.

Q: Junior year must be a busy year in preparation for college, right?A: Junior year is where most of the real work for college selec-tion is accomplished. Athletes are allowed to email college coaches to inform them of their interests and qualifi cations and should do so. Most recruiting research is done by colleges at this time, so it is prudent to be on their “list of possible re-cruits” while they are formulat-ing such lists. Emails should in-clude biographical information, academic information, and athletic information pertinent to the recruitment. Athletes should be as concise as pos-sible in early communications. College coaches get a lot of these emails, so athletes should prepare them properly. The ath-letes, themselves, should make up the email, with family guid-

ance and approval. It means more to college coaches than if a parent composes the email. Above all, N.C.A.A. reg-ulations need to be researched and addressed, so several trips to the N.C.A.A. website will be benefi cial searches.

Q: What is the “showcase and showcase” competition concept, and what does it mean for seniors?A: Many different opinions exist on the concept of the “showcase and showcase competition” concept, usually meant for rising seniors. Each of these options presented to the athlete’s family should be evaluated on the basis of rel-evance to family goals, priori-tizing on the basis of potential usefulness to achieve family goals and, of course, keeping costs in mind. The fi rst week of the senior year, the athlete should walk into his Guidance Offi ce and request an application for the N.C.A.A. Clearinghouse. The Clearinghouse is an N.C.A.A. function that evaluates the

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ncaa.org. As soon as athletes and their families have deter-mined where they wish to ap-ply for admission, visits to the guidance counselor at school are needed in order to deter-mine procedure and to enact a time schedule with which to make timely applications. Since scholarships are few and far between — no matter if the athlete is in an athletic program where numerous athletes in their school receive scholarships — each athlete is judged individually. Therefore, the athlete needs to consider and reconsider their options and always keep their options open. If he or she is fortunate enough to be offered a schol-

arship, again the athlete needs to study the scholarship of-fered and determine if he/she should sign early or wait until the national signing date in the Spring. Information on this is also available at the N.C.A.A. website.

Q: What role does athletics play in the high school expe-rience?A: The role athletics plays in the high school experience is relative to what he or she is exposed to and how they re-spond to those experiences. In a school athletic program that is and has been successful in the past, it is a positive part of the overall school experience. In a school that is struggling for identity as an athletic program, or even as a positive school, it becomes more problematic. In any event, it is the athlete that makes the difference in terms of how they respond to chal-lenges. Motivated players play hard, no matter the circum-stances.

An athletic program can carry a very positive message to the rest of the school and the com-munity. High school sports are covered in the media much more than other school ac-tivities and academic events. That’s simply the way it works. Therefore, winning athletic pro-grams, or at the least, teams that compete with class and intensity, carry a positive mes-sage to those who may only have the athletic program with which to judge their school or community. Poor teams, with little admin-istrative support, enable nega-tive reactions in the school and community, resulting in a negative attitude by students, causing a further downturn in school athletic performance. Many young students look up to athletes and members of other school activities, hop-ing they can someday replace them with success. This gives athletics and other school pro-grams an important place in the overall school experience.

Q: How can medical profes-sionals be of help to aspir-ing athletes?A: It’s important to realize that in addition to positive results of high school athletics, coun-selors and people in the medi-cal fi eld are sometimes able to recognize an issue within competition that may not have presented itself in the rest of the student’s lifestyle. For ex-ample, an athlete who shows depth perception issues in terms of skills at practice or in competition, may be a candi-date for an examination by an opthamologist to determine any eyesight issues. This would hopefully also have a corresponding increas-ing positive result in academic success in the classroom. The same would be true of athletes who may experience signifi cant breathing problems after exertion, foot speed or quickness issues, or emo-tional issues based on ability or inability to react to athletic stressors.

Q: How important is self-worth for student ath-letes?A: A very important aspect of this entire experience is the anticipated realization of self-worth of the athlete. Some stu-dents realize this in the class-room, others in competition, still others in various other school-related activities. Even though a great deal of the re-sult of this experience is up to the student-athlete, positive surrounding elements make this an easier environment for the athlete to excel in.

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August 18, 2011 — If your student is researching colleges, you’ve probably perused some of the well-known college rankings by U.S. News and World Report, Princeton Review and Forbes, to name a few. In fact, many students look to these popular lists fi rst to determine the stature and quality of their target schools. But George Vasiliades of the Springfi eld Huntington Learning Center urges students and their parents to understand what a ranking means before giving weight to it.

“Rankings are made up of a variety of factors, and while a ranked college may enjoy an elevated reputation, no student or parent

should form his or her opinion of a school based solely on a rank-ing,” says Vasiliades. “The right college for your student is the one that best meets his or her needs and will help him or her achieve his or her goals. If a school’s ranking helps you understand those attributes as compared to another institution, all the better, but remember that a ranking is just one piece of the puzzle.”

“When looking at the methodology behind a ranking, you can easily see if those criteria match your and your student’s priorities, and even pull out those components that matter to you most,” says Vasiliades. “The most important thing to consider when look-

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• Academic Reputation (from a Survey of other College Presidents, Provosts and Deans) — 22.5 percent of the overall score for thenational universities and national liberal arts colleges (25 percent for regional universities and regional colleges).

• Survey of High school Guidance Counselors — 7.5 percent for the national universities and national liberal arts colleges.

• Graduation and Freshman Retention — 20 percent for the nationaluniversities and national liberal arts colleges (25 percent for theregional universities and regional colleges).

• Faculty Resources — 20 percent of all four college categories.

• Student Selectivity — 15 percent of all four college categories.

• Financial Resources — 10 percent of all four college categories.

• Alumni Giving — 5 percent of all four college categories.

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• 17.5% Student Debt

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ing at colleges is fi t — will your student succeed at this school? Does the school offer the academics and the resources your stu-dent is seeking? Rankings can be helpful, but parents and stu-dents should always view them as one consideration among many factors when evaluating a school.”

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Occupying the runnerup slots were Demarest’s 66-year old An-tje Hennings, Edgewater’s 82-year old Joe Burns, Hackensack’s 28-year old Adam Wolf, Hasbrouck Heights’ 16-year old Rebecca Fortoul, Hawthorne’s 52-year old Debbie Braitwaite, Little Ferry’s 31-year old Alexandra Cortina, Norwood’s 43-year old Diana Cay-lan, Palisades Park’s 16-year old Jorge Maldonado, Prospect Park’s 38-year old Mark Snyder, Ramsey’s 68-year old Karla Barricella, Ridge-fi eld Park’s 58-year old Stephen

Lacorazza was the fi rst local distaff competitor to cross the line, plac-ing fi fth among the 300 females in the race. The 18-year was clocked in 19:59.

Fastest to the fi nish in their age divisions were Fair Lawn’s 14-year old David Lysenko, Glen Rock’s eight-year old Emma Goshin, Pali-sades Park’s 18-year old Casandra Lacorazza, Paramus’ 65-year old Bob Roemer, Wallington’s 17-year old Domenick D’Agostino, West Milford’s 34-year old April Gaspar-ri, Westwood’s 58-year old Patrick Gaughan and Wyckoff’s 72-tear old

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Rutkowski plus Ridgewood’s 13-year old Natalie Weil.

Finishing in third place were East Rutherford’s 39-year old Bert Chlewicki, Hackensack’s 44-year old Boris Gavilanes, Hasbrouck Heights’ 16-year old Alexandria Robitaill, Mahwah’s 56-year old Laura Burnham, Park Ridge’s 20-year old Jaclyn Wood, Ridge-fi eld Park’s 17-year old Brendan Conway, River Edge’s 34-year old Christy Dellapenta, Saddle Brook’s 49-year old Tom Rooney along with Westwood’s 48-year old Kelly Monahan-Gaughan.

2011 Teterboro Airport 5K RunMichael Tenentes Saddle Brook, 22:54; 176. John Heffernan Franklin Lakes, 22:54; 177. Christy Dellapenta River Edge, 22:55; 183. Kenneth Barrett Oakland, 23:01; 184. Larissa Alaverdian Norwood, 23:02; 185. Jerald Schrag Ramsey, 23:02; 187. Miguel Portela Paterson, 23:04; 192. Melike Ayan Clifton, 23:07; 193. Richard Eichenlarb Woodcliff Lake, 23:08; 194. Tomie Nakahashi Leonia, 23:08; 199. Joe Pardavila East Rutherford, 23:17; 201. Keith Elisberg Fort Lee, 23:19; 202. David Weinberg Paramus, 23:20; 203. Megan Carola Carlstadt, 23:22; 204. Johnpaul Germinario Wallington, 23:23; 205. Helen Rosario Passaic, 23:23; 210. Teresa Simpson Waldwick, 23:29; 211. Carl Dem-mie Clifton, 23:29; 212. John Cullen May-wood, 23:29; 213. Rosa Cuevas Little Fer-ry, 23:30; 216. Jessica Pruzinsky Garfi eld, 23:33; 221. Stuart Rubinstein Fair Lawn, 23:44; 222. Percy Perez Lyndhurst, 23:44; 223. Kevin Cary Teaneck, 23:46; 225. Stu-art Shilitz Glen Rock, 23:47; 227. Joseph Albano Wayne, 23:49; 230. Karl Vester Garfi eld, 23:57; 231. Stephen Jones Mah-wah, 23:57; 234. Louis Ficarra Oakland, 24:00; 237. George Szymczak Rutherford, 24:04; 245. Olga Ornoski Teaneck, 24:13; 247. Larry Sanders Clifton, 24:15; 248. Donald Bonomo Hackensack, 24:17; 249. Diana Orrico Wood-Ridge, 24:18; 252. Karen Mantari Elmwood Park, 24:21; 254. James Cimmino Hasbrouck Heights, 24:22; 256. Alan Gottlich Tenafl y, 24:23; 257. Robert Klein Rutherford, 24:23; 260. Ray Cruz Lodi, 24:26; 261. Jarrod Rogers Paterson, 24:29; 264. Howard Worsley Wayne, 24:30; 265. Edward Hasse Mont-vale, 24:33; 267. Douglas Stearns Wayne, 24:35; 270. Angelo Calabrese North Ar-lington, 24:38; 271. Steven Welish Haworth, 24:38; 274. Henry Iglesias Wood-Ridge, 24:40; 275. Ariel Vargas Hawthorne, 24:41; 276. Jeffrey Baker Clif-ton, 24:42; 277. Katie Corcoran Cliffside Park, 24:42; 280. Alex Thomas New Mil-ford, 24:45; 282. William Wilde Hacken-sack, 24:47; 285. Hiroki Sakamoto Glen Rock, 24:49; 287. Christie Barricella Mah-wah, 24:51; 290. Anthony Lam Elmwood Park, 24:51; 289. Matthew Horvitz Fair Lawn, 24:51; 291. Kenneth Murray Fair-view, 24:52; 293. Seth Zukoff Tenafl y, 24:54; 295. Michael Dalonges Dumont, 24:54; 296. Douglas Kirk Ridgefi eld Park, 24:55; 297. Jonathan Turingan Totowa, 24:56; 300. Marcy Benson River Vale, 24:59; 302. John Farina Carlstadt, 25:00;

erford, 19:16; 54. Connor Gillespie Hasb-rouck Heights, 19:17; 57. Thomas Abbate New Milford, 19:21; 58. Anthony Baugh Hackensack, 19:25; 59. Edwin Rotich New Milford, 19:26; 64. Adit Desai Clifton, 19:42; 66. Stephen Rutkowski Ridgefi eld Park, 19:46; 70. Arad Namin Mahwah, 19:56; 72. Cassandra Lacorazza Palisades Park, 19:59; 73. Nader Abadir Mahwah, 19:59; 76. David Hough Upper Saddle River, 20:03; 77. Esly Panduro Clifton, 20:04; 78. Roy Granados Hackensack, 20:04; 79. Rebecca Fortoul Hasbrouck Heights, 20:05; 80. Mat-thew Scozzafava Hillsdale, 20:06; 81. Ron-ald Matysik Lodi, 20:07; 82. Nicholas Pfaff Mahwah, 20:09; 83. Christopher Kunkel Oradell, 20:09; 85. Chris Conway Ridgefi eld Park, 20:14; 87. Mark Frankel Wayne, 20:20; 88. Peter Engelhardt Paterson, 20:26; 89. James Barcela Palisades Park, 20:29; 90. German Atara Lodi, 20:31; 95. Hunter Wallace Ringwood, 20:45; 97. Timo-thy Berry Ridgewood, 20:48; 99. Brian Har-ris Oakland, 20:52; 100. April Gasparri West Milford, 20:52; 102. Joe Ross Ridge-wood, 20:55; 104. Joe Bumanlag Paterson, 21:00; 105. Kelly Monahan-Gaughan West-wood, 21:01; 109. Eric Leskin Tenafl y, 21:09; 110. Bryan Corrado Totowa, 21:18; 113. Joseph Diaz Maywood, 21:24; 116. Owen Bowness Little Falls, 21:26; 119. James Wood Park Ridge, 21:34; 122. Ervin Cruz Clifton, 21:44; 127. Joseph Liberatore Mahwah, 21:53; 128. Sal Trocchia Little Ferry, 21:55; 130. Jaclyn Wood Park Ridge, 21:58; 131. Darlene Gonzalez Saddle Brook, 22:00; 132. Ryan MclLafferty Wald-wick, 22:00; 133. Bob Roemer Paramus, 22:01; 134. Douglas Hallan Ridgewood, 22:02; 136. Diana Ceylan Norwood, 22:04; 137. Brian Burns Teaneck, 22:04; 142. Timothy Letavish Mahwah, 22:14; 143. Da-vid Kelley Clifton, 22:15; 147. Keisuke Sakamoto Glen Rock, 22:19; 148. Sharon James Upper Saddle River, 22:22; 150. Al-exandra Cortina Little Ferry, 22:23; 151. Kevin Burns Ramsey, 22:26; 154. Barry Hoffberg Hackensack, 22:29; 155. Debbie Braithwaite Hawthorne, 22:29; 156. Glen Karpovich Ramsey, 22:30; 157. Junichi Yo-shida Little Ferry, 22:30; 158. Aaron Cherry Rutherford, 22:30; 159. Paul Semendinger Wyckoff, 22:32; 162. Alicia Feghhi Clifton, 22:38; 166. Ryan Lollgen Lyndhurst, 22:41; 167. Patrick Mcgrath Hasbrouck Heights, 22:43; 168. Timothy Middleton Cliffside Park, 22:43; 169. Robert Dailey Lyndhurst, 22:44; 172. Roy Steiger Hillsdale, 22:48; 173. Vernon McDonald Bogota, 22:50; 175.

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wood Cliffs, 32:43; 674. Dennis McNerney Ho-Ho-Kus, 32:47; 675. Kevin McNerney Ho-Ho-Kus, 32:47; 676. David Hyde Fair Lawn, 32:48; 678. Antje Hennings Demar-est, 32:49; 680. Michelle Johnson Hillsdale, 32:57; 682. Rose Marie Farina Carlstadt, 33:01; 683. Angel Martinez Ridgewood, 33:01; 684. Michelle Bergman Rutherford, 33:03; 686. Susan Wacyra Lodi, 33:06; 688. Jason Pelzer Tenafl y, 33:09; 691. Jo-seph Fontanilla Tenafl y, 33:28; 692. Mi-chael Teehan Paramus, 33:28; 694. Kathy Nieves Wood-Ridge, 33:32; 695. Albert Nieves Wood-Ridge, 33:32; 698. Jasmin Crespo Woodland Park, 33:45; 700. Robert DeStefano New Milford, 33:57; 701. Tim Koehler Lyndhurst, 33:57; 702. Helene Mould Edgewater, 33:59; 703. Irene Salehi Rutherford, 34:03; 705. Billie Hagen Elm-wood Park, 34:07; 707. Emma Colchamiro Tenafl y, 34:11; 708. Robin Ratushewitz Hill-sdale, 34:14; 710. John Kastens Mahwah, 34:15; 711. Emily Kastens Mahwah, 34:15; 717. Vladimir Cordero Passaic, 34:36; 718. Tom Ciotti Dumont, 34:41; 719. Robert Gail Little Falls, 34:45; 720. Richard Rykowski Maywood, 34:46; 723. Sabrina Scrivanich Fort Lee, 34:55; 724. Vivian Saunders Gar-fi eld, 35:00; 725. Jeanmarie Hennessy Rutherford, 35:01; 726. Lisa Delgado Gar-fi eld, 35:04; 728. Ginet Hernandez Lodi, 35:17; 729. Tom Toronto Leonia, 35:17; 730. Settimo Guttilla Elmwood Park, 35:28; 731. Andres Gutierrez Englewood, 35:30; 732. Walter Moussou West Milford, 35:35; 736. Arch Seamans Rockaway, 35:53; 737. Juan Bernal Paterson, 35:53; 738. Joanne Monarque Hawthorne, 35:54; 743. Linda Manzo Rutherford, 36:03; 744. Barbara Brown Elmwood Park, 36:07; 745. Norma Calabrese North Arlington, 36:09; 747. Nan-cy Rosa Midland Park, 36:12; 748. Joyce Savio Garfi eld, 36:12; 749. Lesley Rafes Pa-terson, 36:14; 750. Tom Monarque Haw-thorne, 36:22; 751. Judith Van Aerden En-

glewood, 36:23; 753. Alpesh Amin Clifton, 36:25; 755. Jackie Elisberg Fort Lee, 36:36; 760. Tina-louise Dowd Hasbrouck Heights, 36:49; 765. Bill Bergmann New Milford, 37:54; 766. Bill Reeves Carlstadt, 38:06; 767. Mark Perrone Oakland, 38:22; 770. Sachiko Kawamura Wyckoff, 38:32; 771. Debbie Guzman Paterson, 38:36; 772. Robert Beck Palisades Park, 38:50; 774. Tina Hicks Hawthorne, 38:58; 775. Victoria Vargas Hawthorne, 38:58; 780. Sharon Walsh Emerson, 39:27; 781. Alys-sa Merkle Rutherford, 39:29; 782. Allison Beckley New Milford, 39:36; 783. Dyan Moore Carlstadt, 39:36; 785. Margarita Hernandez Elmwood Park, 39:42; 786. Ilene Levine Hackensack, 39:56; 790. Rob Gaffney Rutherford, 40:09; 791. John Gaffney Rutherford, 40:11; 792. Lisa Fe-rence Hawthorne, 40:13; 793. Angela Calabrese North Arlington, 40:14; 794. Evan Colchamiro Tenafl y, 40:15; 796. Mike Pruzinsky Garfi eld, 40:41; 798. Steve Shelley Fairview, 40:50; 803. Diana Giraldo Elmwood Park, 41:26; 805. Lai Lam Elmwood Park, 41:44; 807. Eric Gray Mahwah, 42:05; 808. Jessica Sweeney Bogota, 42:05; 811. Kim Smolka Ruther-ford, 42:23; 813. Donna Sanders River Edge, 42:55; 814. Fatin Abdal-Sabur Hackensack, 43:11; 815. Ellen Kaplan Tenafl y, 43:24; 817. Frank Schwartz Sad-dle Brook, 44:07; 818. Paola Giraldo Elm-wood Park, 44:16; 823. Thomas Blumen-thal Edgewater, 45:07; 824. Jen Haskins Hillsdale, 45:35; 825. Aaron Amador Wyckoff, 45:39; 827. Margaret Young Hackensack, 46:10; 830. Rosario Castro Passaic, 47:16; 831. Pamela Salinas Pas-saic, 47:17; 833. Dillon Gallagher Ridge-fi eld Park, 48:40; 834. Sheila Dolan Little Ferry, 48:41; 835. Lauren Gallagher Ridgefi eld Park, 48:41; 837. Stephanie Brletic Fairview, 48:59; 838. Silvia Tarabokija Palisades Park, 48:59

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And of course, we will be continuing with our 2nd ANNUAL Football Pep Rally that will be held on Friday, September 23rd at Pulis Turf Field from 5:30pm to 8:30pm.

Due to some wonderful comments and ideas, we have upgraded the Pep Rally this year to include the following:

EVERY player, cheerleader and coach are offered a BBQ dinner as a celebration of their 2011 Football and Cheerleading Seasons! BBQ will include: burgers, hotdogs, tomato and cucumber salad, watermelon and drinks!

AND, for other family members, you too, can join in the BBQ for a nominal fee of $8 per person. All forms and monies MUST be submit-ted to me by no later than September 16th.

We have also added some exciting activities to the rally including Zumba and Parisis Speed Training; talented face/arm painting artists, and we will keep our fun tattoo station, obstacle course and of course the DJ to keep our evening moving along!

A BIG thank you must go out to The Franklin Lakes Youth and Rec-reation Foundation (FLYRF) and The Eagles Nest for sponsoring our FUN event this year, which has allowed us to add all of these wonderful additions! For more information please email [email protected].

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al and national rowing competi-tions on Overpeck Lake as well as community rowing programs kayak, canoe and dragon boat racing events.

The Trustees of New York Row-ing hope that the planned race-course will signifi cantly reduce travel time and expenses for the thousands of junior, collegiate and club rowers living and working in Tri-State area. The Trustees also hope to increase the national and international profi le of rowing by accessing the media companies located in New York City. Phase Two of New York Rowing’s devel-opment plan is already underway with designs being prepared for

both the new property and the planned racecourse. New York Rowing is hoping to host its fi rst regatta on Overpeck Lake in the Spring of 2012.

New York Rowing is a 501(c)(3) not for profi t corporation which is dedicated to promoting the sport of rowing and has been doing so since being founded by rowers in 1866. Today it fulfi lls its mission by introducing young people to rowing through composite, community, adaptive and school based programs. We also facili-tate collegiate and adult rowing programs, all of which help sup-port and foster our youth pro-grams. New York Rowing is com-

mitted to the Tri-State rowing community (as defi ned by the U.S. Offi ce of Management and Budget) which has a population of over 18 million people as of the 2010 census. The Tri-State area is therefore the home of approximately 1 in 16 Ameri-cans and where the modern sport of rowing started in the United States.

For more information, about the Overpeck Lake Training and Regatta center or joining New York Rowing junior and adult programs please contact Re-becca Lam, Administrative Di-rector at rebecca@nyrowing.

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The planned racecourse on Overpeck Lake, Bergen County, NJ

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK JULY 18, 2011 — The Brud-erer Corporation of Ridgefi eld Park, New Jersey has donated 2.36 acres of land on Overpeck Lake to the New York Rowing Association (New York Row-ing) for the establishment of the Overpeck Lake Training and Regatta Center. The Brud-erer Corporation’s in-kind dona-tion was recently appraised at $960,000 and completes Phase One of the New York Rowing’s long standing plans to establish a high caliber fair water training and regatta center in the Tri-State area.

Overpeck Lake, unlike many other rowing venues, is not in a remote location and is accessible by several major highways, airports and mass transportation facilities. The lake is approximately a 10 -15 minute drive from either the George Washington Bridge or the Lincoln Tunnel as well as a few minutes away from the Meadowlands Sports Complex. Overpeck Lake is a man-made body of water sheltered on all sides by gently sloping hills and adjacent to the newly renovated ($110 million) Overpeck Creek County Park. The park provides excellent unobstructed start to fi nish sight lines of the planned racecourse. The planned fi ve lane racecourse will be straight and fair with average water depths in excess of 2 meters. New York Rowing plans to use its new property to host region-

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The Ultimate RunAndrew Nashed, 18, at 11:48 min-utes. In the women’s heat, Kristen Sweeney, 23, came out victorious in 13:59 minutes. All results of this and many other races can be found at www.lfracing.com

As the fi rst prep race ever, the Ultimate Run was a successful event. Everyone had a great time and it raised money for two great

was the race benefi cial for fi rst time runners but it also raised almost $1,000 for two great charities, My Charity 4 Kids and Family Reach Foundation.

Garret Mountain is a legendary cross country course and has been the site for hundreds of league, county and state championship races for over 50 years. It’s popular for its wide open start and brutal .5 mile hill at the end of the race. The Ultimate Run was the fi rst event of its kind to be run there.

At 8:00 AM sharp the men’s heat took off into the trails of Garret Mountain. Ten minutes later the women’s heat began. All 111 par-ticipants in ages ranging from 14 years to 50 pushed themselves to their limits and all had a fun day!

The race was a challenge for some but everyone succeeded and made it to the fi nish line. Andrew Nashed, 18 and Danny O’Keefe, 26 battled it out for fi rst place in the men’s heat. A win for fi rst place by three seconds was achieved by

By Amy DootOn Saturday July

16, 2011 athletes and fi tness enthusiasts of all ages and levels

took part in the very fi rst prep race at Garret Mountain, West Pa-terson, New Jersey.

The Ultimate Run was a two mile race that required you to scale a 6 foot wall, navigate through 50 old car tires, crawl through tubes and splash through a mud slide. This idea of a prep race was introduced by Brad Vaccaro, owner and direc-tor of the Sports Conditioning In-stitute in Oakland, New Jersey. If anyone was thinking about chal-lenging themselves in some of the other extreme mud races like the “Tough Mudder”, the Ultimate Run is a great prep race to see if you have what it takes.

The race had an uplifting fam-ily friendly environment that even had a Mini Mudders race for chil-dren 4-12 years old. The Ultimate Run wants the entire family to be a part of this event. Not only

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charities. Brad Vaccaro and the Sports Conditioning Institute plan on creating more exciting mud races with more obstacles within the next year. For more info on this event please go to www.

Ultimate-Run.com or call the Sports Conditioning Institute at 201-891-4115.

Photo courtesy of Brad Vaccaro.

MEN’S RESULTS > Name Age Avg Mile Overall

14 & Under Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 Gonzalez, Bobby 14 6:49 13:33 2 Vandervalk, Ryan 14 6:58 13:51 3 Lawson, Andrew 14 7:02 13:58 4 Mihalinec, Christo 13 7:24 14:42 5 Thornton, Robert 14 8:26 16:46 6 Gysin, Matthew 14 9:44 19:21 7 Flatley, Brian 14 10:08 20:09 8 Orlich, Daniel 12 14:17 28:24 9 Orlich, Matthew 7 14:18 28:25

15-21 Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 Nashed, Andrew 18 5:56 11:48 2 Morton, Stefan 15 6:08 12:12 3 Triana, Alex 17 6:13 12:21 4 Moutenot, Erik 18 6:41 13:16 5 Smith, Sean 17 6:53 13:42 6 Bakelmun, Nick 17 7:11 14:17 7 Kailath, Chris 20 7:13 14:20 8 Ransinangue, Nicol 17 7:17 14:28 9 Kharawala, Karan 18 7:32 14:58 10 Willem, Chris 19 7:33 15:01 11 Doria, David 21 8:33 16:59 12 Calabrese, JD 21 8:38 17:09 13 Wallace, Patrick 17 9:03 17:58 14 Valentino, Joe 21 9:22 18:37 15 Weinmann, Brent 21 11:33 22:57 16 Weinmann, Kurt 16 11:34 22:59 17 Chaveste, Gabe 15 12:23 24:36

22-30 Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 O’Keefe, Danny 26 5:58 11:51 2 Wright, Adam 22 6:17 12:30 3 Brown, Michael 22 6:22 12:39 4 Iturrino, Jesus 29 6:36 13:07 5 Preston, Aaron 26 7:16 14:27 6 O’Keefe, Patrick 27 7:30 14:54 7 Davidson, Michael 22 7:33 15:00 8 Woodford, Chris 27 7:44 15:22 9 Lennox, Jack 26 8:17 16:28

10 Figurelli, Eric 23 8:29 16:53 11 Zafran, Thomas 23 8:37 17:07 12 Gavrieli, Mike 22 8:47 17:27 13 Liska, Rob 30 8:57 17:47 14 Gotliffe, Andrew 22 9:09 18:12 15 Ferreira, Anthony 22 9:22 18:38 16 Gotliffe, Casey 26 9:38 19:09 17 Rios, Daniel 25 9:47 19:28 18 Hogan, John 24 9:58 19:49 19 MacEwen, Mark 24 10:19 20:29 20 Larned, Larry 30 11:49 23:30 21 Suleski, Al 24 11:50 23:32

31-50 Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 DeCarlo, Robert 34 6:34 13:04 2 Carcione, Rob 31 7:49 15:32 3 Campbell, David 43 7:54 15:41 4 Deithorn, kenneth 37 7:58 15:50 5 Borsella, Anthony 41 8:27 16:48 6 Stanton, Kevin 42 8:29 16:51 7 Brown, Christopher 42 8:41 17:16 8 Zajicek, Adam 32 9:41 19:15 9 Turer, Gary 47 10:07 20:06 10 Gonzalez, Anthony 41 10:12 20:17 11 Brugger, Rich 32 10:22 20:37 12 Tucci, Gerard 39 11:37 23:06 13 Shappell, Robert 38 11:49 23:30 14 Orlich, Todd 44 14:18 28:25 15 Musicant, Richard 41 19:50 39:25

WOMEN’S RESULTS > Name Age Avg Mile Overall

15-21 Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 Vandervalk, Katie 16 7:10 14:15 2 Andre, Jessica 18 7:27 14:48 3 Johnston, Katie 18 7:32 14:58 4 Cannillo, Sammy 17 7:55 15:44 5 Presti, Nicole 20 8:19 16:33 6 Padavano, Michelle 20 8:21 16:36 7 Peschel, Lucy 15 8:50 17:33 8 Loffredo, Alyssa 15 8:50 17:34 9 Wallace, Caity 15 8:50 17:34

10 Dunn, Melissa 15 9:45 19:23 11 Becerra, Jacquelin 19 10:02 19:57 12 Tartini, Amy 19 10:07 20:07 13 Datz, Kortney 19 11:13 22:18 14 Doot, Amy 21 14:25 28:40

22-30 Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 Sweeney, Kristen 23 7:02 13:59 2 Corwe, Megan 23 7:15 14:25 3 Nelson, Jackie 26 7:29 14:53 4 Irish, Danielle 27 7:40 15:14 5 Brugger, Michelle 30 8:42 17:17 6 Falcop, Felicia 22 8:47 17:27 7 Greene, Stephanie 24 8:47 17:28 8 Bothwell, Amanda 22 9:21 18:34 9 Pomerantz, Heather 23 9:32 18:57 10 Ayala, Yohanna 29 10:44 21:19 11 Desmond, Patty 28 10:47 21:26 12 Barry, Laura 29 11:02 21:55 13 Gotliffe, Casey 26 11:04 22:00 14 Fox, Meredith 27 11:06 22:03 15 Nelson, Sara 22 11:13 22:18 16 Costello, Sara 26 11:18 22:28 17 Moss, Kara 24 11:34 23:00 18 Pollack, Jessica 23 11:40 23:12 19 Puentes, Maria 30 11:50 23:31 20 Scrivener, Cassie 23 11:55 23:41 21 Hafner, Lindsay 25 12:05 24:01 22 Krug, Barbara 28 14:11 28:11

31-50 Results 3200 Steeplechase 1 Yoler, Marina 38 9:27 18:47 2 Nebbia, Jean 48 10:15 20:22 3 Whitmall, Melynda 38 10:32 20:55 4 Dobriner, Ericka 40 10:39 21:11 5 Valencia, Lina 36 10:43 21:18 6 Gonzalez, Jennifer 40 11:04 22:00 7 Minafri, Jennifer 40 11:05 22:01 8 Carcione, Amanda 31 11:05 22:02 9 Perez, Jennifer 40 11:21 22:34 10 Petsch, Lori 46 13:39 27:07 11 Petsch, Shelli 34 13:39 27:09 12 DeMuro, Gina 41 14:32 28:53

THE MEN AND WOMEN’S RESULTS

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Teels “Tools of Intelligence” catchers program is designed for players who are committed to improving and learning the proper skills tobe an effective catcher. Each 2 hour and 30 minute session is designed to give each player a great workout necessary to be ready forthe upcoming spring season.

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“Soft Hands” will be the directive in this Infielders Camp. Each player will assume his regularly played position. Each 2 hour and 15minute session is designed to provide each player with the proper mechanics as an infielder.• Learn the meaning of “Field with your feet” • Learn how to grip and throw properly• Focus on every throw; treat every throw with a purpose • Repetition with work on 2-man drills and the best approach to groundballs• Work on double plays, slow rollers, relays, glove side and backhands

Infielders program is 15 weeks totaling 19 hours of training combined with 15 hours of baseball specific conditioning and agility training.

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NJ Sports Fitness and Wellness September 2011 issue