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By Dennis WilsonGlen Rock’s Robert Nihen

turned in an outstanding per-formance on Memorial Day, racing to a sixth place fi nish in a fi eld 1535 entries who com-pleted the 37th Annual Fred D’Elia 5K Run. The 23-year old completed the 3.1-mile course in Ridgewood, turning in a clocking of 15:36.94.04 as he won the men’s 20 to 24-year old age division. Tenafl y’s 26-year old Michael Fonder fi nished seventh with a time of 15:44.77.

Mollie Pozolo, a 21-year old from Ho-Ho-Kus was the fi rst local distaff runner to cross the line, placing fourth among the 715 females in the fi eld as she was clocked in 19:26.69.

Fastest to the fi nish in their age divisions were Allendale’s 14-year old Luke Novak, Fort Lee’s 39-year old John Milone, Franklin Lakes’ eight-year

old Allison Lounsbury, Glen Rock’s 23-year old Robert Ni-hen, Mahwah’s 14-year old Sarah Workman, Old Tappan’s 57-year old Chihiro Yamauchi, Paramus’ 65-year old Bob Ro-emer, Ridgewood’s nine-year old Oliver Akintade, 18-year old Ryan Phillips and 80-year old Gene Louis, Saddle River’s 71-year old Marilyn Garber as well as Upper Saddle River’s 56-year old Vincent Esposito.

Picking up runnerup awards were Dumont’s 84-year old Meg Julian, Elmwood Park’s 65-year old Orfelina Pena, Emerson’s 76-year old Mike Ricciardone, Hackensack’s 45-year old Boris Gavilanes, Ho-Ho-Kus’ 21-year old Mollie Pozolo, Montvale’s 70-year old Frank Losclazo, Norwood’s 44-year old Diana Ceylan, Oradell’s 52-year old Michael Humistin, Ramsey’s 32-year old John Walsh, Ridge-wood’s seven-year old Cam-

6. Robert Nihen, Glen Rock, 15:36.04; 7. Michael Fonder, Tenafl y, 15:44.77; 10. Ryan Phillips, Ridgewood, 16:09.94; 15. Anthony Fatuzzo, Fair Lawn, 16:50.36; 21. Sean Phillips, Ridgewood, 17:54.25; 22. John Milone, Fort Lee, 17:57.48; 23. Stephen Rhoads, Ridgewood, 18:07.25; 25. Luke Novak, Allendale, 18:15.64; 26. Zach Mower, Westwood, 18:19.95; 28. Matthew Morano, Ridgewood, 18:25.57; 29. Matt Duggan, Waldwick, 18:30.96; 30. Timothy Latterner, Allendale, 18:31.41; 32. Matthew Binstock, Ridgewood, 19:01.06; 33. Ryan Neville, Ridgewood, 19:01.36; 37 .Mark Snyder, Prospect Park, 19:25.28; 38. Mollie Pozolo, Ho-Ho-Kus, 19:26.69; 40. Alexander Gee, Paramus, 19:30.83; 42. Bobby Wilson, Dumont, 19:38.94; 43. Robert Fischer, Ridgewood, 19:39.63; 45. Boris Gavilanes, Hackensack, 19:42.43; 46. Dave Laquidara, Montvale, 19:42.56; 47. John Walsh, Ramsey, 19:50.35; 48. Darren Commerford, River Vale, 19:52.33; 50. Sean O’Keefe, Ridgewood, 19:58.47; 51. Matthew Calton, Ridgewood, 20:04.16; 55. Matt Hanley, Wyckoff, 20:09.87; 56. Hector Matos Jr., Rutherford, 20:11.69; 59. Michael Lew, Ridgewood, 20:17.08; 61. Steven Spreitzer, Ridgewood, 20:27.73; 62. Steven Buell, Waldwick, 20:29.03; 65. Brian McCourt, Midland Park, 20:35.25; 66. Ryan Kleber, Oakland, 20:35.86; 68. Ryan Colin, Ridgewood, 20:46.53; 69. Brandon Marrazzo, Paramus, 20:47.79; 70. Emil Estok, Garfi eld, 20:48.93; 71. John Irvine, Hawthorne, 21:01.50; 72. Dante Cosentino, Ridgewood, 21:01.65; 74. Tom Rooney, Saddle Brook, 21:05.59; 75. Parker Weil, Ridgewood, 21:06.73; 76. Vincent Esposito, Upper Saddle River, 21:07.72; 78. Javan Hemmel, West Milford, 21:09.73; 79. Mike Sofka, Ridgewood, 21:10.73; 80. Sarah Workman, Mahwah, 21:11.52; 81. Dan Geraghty, Allendale, 21:13.04; 82. Will Hawkins, Tenafl y, 21:15.10; 83. Rich Vaccaro, Ridgewood, 21:15.17; 84. Tad Hawkins, Tenafl y, 21:15.71; 87. Olympia Martin, Ridgewood, 21:26.08; 88. Sean McAuliffe, Ho-Ho-Kus, 21:26.99; 89. Cathy Cardew, Ridgewood, 21:28.31; 90. Justin Rudlph, Garfi eld, 21:30.87; 91. Aaron Cohen, River Edge, 21:31.42; 92. Marya Ostrowski, Wyckoff, 21:33.33; 93. Wanda Wang, Fort Lee, 21:34.17; 94. Cormac McCooe, Ridgewood, 21:36.27; 96. Matthew Pizzulli, Clifton, 21:36.99; 97. Dave Barry, Ridgewood, 21:37.56; 99. David Hough, Ridgewood, 21:39.94; 100. Emily Spence, Saddle River, 21:40.01; 101. Paul Burke, Ridgewood, 21:40.82; 102. Thomas Muchel, Ridgewood, 21:41.71; 103. Robert Smith, Ridgewood, 21:41.96; 104. Jason Kwan, Saddle River, 21:42.26; 105. Matthew Zelaga, North Haledon, 21:42.97; 106. Noelle Gotthardt, Tenafl y, 21:43.84; 107. Shuhei Uemura, Ramsey, 21:44.80; 108. Bob Roemer, Paramus, 21:46.01; 110. Julianne Lazo, Ridgewood, 21:50.42; 111. Jonathon Flood, Ramsey, 21:54.16; 112. Christine Burke, Ridgewood, 21:57.76; 113. Nick Colasurdo, New Milford, 21:58.71; 114. Andrew Keenan, Fair Lawn, 22:01.38; 116. Chihiro Yamauchi, Old Tappan, 22:03.13; 118. Sebastian Meherji, Fair Lawn,

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22:06.61; 119. Keisuke Sakamoto, Glen Rock, 22:07.28; 120. Patrick Anzano, Ridgewood, 22:12.20; 121. Theo Spilka, Old Tappan, 22:13.08; 122. Todd Kolb, Mahwah, 22:13.95; 125. Jamie Benjamin, Ridgewood, 22:15.10; 127. Bill Eickelberg, Leonia, 22:17.77; 128. Martin Rapaport, Ridgewood, 22:18.55; 130. Brenna Fischer, Ridgewood, 22:19.92; 131. Paul Goldberg, Ridgewood, 22:19.94; 132. Kristopher Marczinkows, Wyckoff, 22:24.52; 133. Andrew Zucaro, Park Ridge, 22:25.55; 134. Chris Tufel, Ramsey, 22:26.85; 135. Skye Osuka, Ho-Ho-Kus, 22:27.47; 136. Chris Neborsky, Ridgewood, 22:28.05; 137. Tim Berry, Ridgewood, 22:29.31; 139. Alexandra Walter, Glen Rock, 22:32.38; 142. Peter Koukouras, Upper Saddle River, 22:34.00; 143. Paul Beinstein, Ridgewood, 22:34.63; 144. Scott Chiusano, Oakland, 22:35.38; 145. Paige Leslein, Tenafl y, 22:36.87; 146. Walt Jamros, Waldwick, 22:37.08; 148. Jared Coyle, Paramus, 22:39.00; 150. Sean Coyle, Paramus, 22:40.34; 151. J.P. Kelly, Ridgewood, 22:41.95; 152. Joseph Albano, Ridgewood, 22:44.57; 154. Meghan Adams, Ridgewood, 22:45.13; 155. Eddie Gollhofer, Glen Rock, 22:46.15; 156. Thomas Hughes, Ridgewood, 22:50.53; 157. Sandy Bernhardt,Ridgewood, 22:51.10; 158. Christopher Kunkel, Oradell, 22:51.21; 160. Barbara Willock, Woodcliff Lake, 22:53.62; 161. Tom McCarthy, River Edge, 22:54.03; 162. Oliver Akintade, Ridgewood, 22:54.90; 165. John Capitanelli, Ridgewood, 22:59.46; 166. Kurt Roderich, Glen Rock, 22:59.93; 169. Douglas Hallan, Ridgewood, 23:03.46; 170 .Robert Ransom, Ringwood, 23:03.91; 172. Ed Kwan, Saddle River, 23:07.66; 173. Christine Ollmann, Midland Park, 23:08.09; 174. Joe Singleton, Mahwah, 23:08.28; 175. Leah Rosenfeld, Ridgewood, 23:10.19; 176. Harley Mullins, Paramus, 23:11.46; 177. Domenic Boresta, Ridgewood, 23:13.91; 178. Evan Gorman, Ramsey, 23:14.12; 179. Jeffrey Stewart, Ridgewood, 23:17.70; 180. Justin Vicente, Ramsey, 23:18.73; 181. Jim Olivola, Rutherford, 23:18.80; 182. Brian Wieghaus, Paramus, 23:19.11; 183. Tatsuya Susuki, Ridgewood, 23:19.94; 184. Bryan Francis, Ridgewood, 23:22.37; 185. Rosie Casey, Ridgewood, 23:22.39; 186. Joshua Namoz, Closter, 23:25.31; 187. Triston Wennersten, Ridgewood, 23:25.43; 190. Doug Schoeler, Ridgewood, 23:26.82; 191. Emmitt Tilyou, Ridgewood, 23:26.84; 192. Diana Ceylan, Norwood, 23:31.57; 193. James Adams, Ridgewood, 23:33.00; 194. Allison Lounsbury, Franklin Lakes, 23:33.90; 195. Derek Lounsbury, Franklin Lakes, 23:34.05; 199. Brody Garrity, Ridgewood, 23:39.87; 200. Timothy Anzano, Ridgewood, 23:40.89; 202. Gemma Dunhill, Tenafl y, 23:42.35; 204. Taryn Wennersten, Ridgewood, 23:43.47; 205. Renee Haas, Tenafl y, 23:44.72; 206. Jennie Ban, Ridgewood, 23:45.29; 207. Lindita Limani, Harrington Park, 23:46.29; 208. Camryn Wennersten, Ridgewood, 23:48.31; 211. Joe DiVincent, Oakland, 23:50.25; 212. Daniel Burzinski, Ridgewood, 23:51.74; 213. Tim

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ESS SPORTS • FITNESS • WELLNESSRidgewood, 26:00.15; 327. Kate Corcoran, Ridgewood, 26:00.47; 328. Waldo Ferrer, Ridgewood, 26:02.35; 329 .Jim Viapiano, Ridgewood, 26:02.79; 331. Gus Kelty, Ridgewood, 26:04.80; 333. Sean Gorman, Ridgewood, 26:06.56; 334. Suvrat Bansal, Ridgewood, 26:07.42; 335. Christopher Feathers, Paramus, 26:08.08; 338. Andrew Bruno, Oakland, 26:10.36; 339. Max Bruno, Oakland, 26:10.46; 340. Eli Lanik, Waldwick, 26:10.60; 341. Lara Schneider, Hawthorne, 26:12.09; 342. Artie Kreutzer, Hawthorne, 26:12.11; 344. Andrew Wade, Ridgewood, 26:15.55; 346. Abernethy Connor, Ridgewood, 26:16.60; 347. Tom Gorman, Ridgewood, 26:17.53; 348. Keith Tobias, Ridgewood, 26:17.73; 349. Tommy McGee, Ridgewood, 26:19.17; 350. Kevin Delaney, Hackensack, 26:19.84; 352. Christine Chanley, Ridgewood, 26:21.79; 353. Hugo Del Bove, Wyckoff, 26:22.22; 354. Stacey Bernstein, Glen Rock, 26:22.26; 355. Jeff Mehlfelder, North Arlington, 26:24.28; 356. Jaclyn Raineri, Upper Saddle River, 26:27.10; 358. Joe Brennan, Wayne, 26:29.83; 359. Keith Grace, Ridgewood, 26:31.11; 360. Barbara Jones, Ridgewood, 26:31.30; 361. Megan Morris, Ridgewood, 26:31.99; 363. Lauren Kirshner, Ridgewood, 26:34.57; 364. Brian Cronk, Ridgewood, 26:35.19; 365. Jean Walter, Glen Rock, 26:35.61; 366. Kevin Walter, Glen Rock, 26:36.47; 369. Tara Green, Fair Lawn, 26:37.00; 370. Renee Roen, Ridgewood, 26:37.72; 371. Toshihiko Takagi, Wyckoff, 26:37.80; 372. Robert Mannion, Ridgewood, 26:37.85; 376. Yonaira Cortes, Oakland, 26:42.78; 377. Mac Bohuny, Ridgewood, 26:43.03; 378. Robert Kane, Ridgewood, 26:43.84; 379. Eugene Mok, Ridgewood, 26:44.11; 380. Peter DeCandia, Ridgewood, 26:44.56; 381. Bruce Bohuny, Ridgewood, 26:44.73; 382. Jennifer Streaser, Ridgewood, 26:44.89; 384. Ainsley Wilkinson, Ridgewood, 26:45.57; 387. Cesar Villon, Ringwood, 26:47.67; 388. Molly Garone, Franklin Lakes, 26:48.11; 389. Alyssa Ferraro, Ridgewood, 26:48.15; 390. Caroline Kilgallen, Ridgewood, 26:49.89; 391. Byron Hamill, Ridgewood, 26:51.27; 392. E.G. Hamill, Ridgewood, 26:51.36; 393. Silvio Manziano, Waldwick, 26:51.84; 394. Hailey Sapoff, Glen Rock, 26:54.62; 395. Mitchell Sapoff, Glen Rock, 26:54.66; 396. Sam Burgoyne, Ridgewood, 26:54.90; 397. Alex Fahrlender, Ridgewood, 26:55.67; 398. Lars Jensen, Ridgewood, 26:56.20; 399. Ben Kuiken, Pompton Plains, 26:57.01; 400. Michael Reed, North Haledon, 26:57.10; 401. Brendan Boldac, Ridgewood, 26:57.60; 402. Kieran Smith, Ridgewood, 26:57.84; 403. Mark Damaradsky, Wyckoff, 26:59.16; 404. Jordan Minnema, Woodland Park, 27:00.22; 405. Clarlie Kraemon, Ridgewood, 27:00.49; 406. Jason Ordini, Wayne, 27:03.08; 407. Kristen Dahl, Midland Park, 27:04.48; 408. Trish Fellner, Washington Township, 27:05.62; 409. Anne McAskin, Ridgewood, 27:09.72; 410. William Powell, Ridgewood, 27:10.22; 411. Stefanie West, Fair Lawn, 27:11.66; 412. Vinita Mendiratte, Ridgewood, 27:12.30; 413. Stephen Frith, Glen Rock, 27:12.50; 414. Chris Cerring, Ridgewood, 27:12.51; 415. Michele Baldino, Wayne, 27:12.65; 416. Danel Goldman, Ridgewood, 27:13.53; 418. Sherry Preiss, Ridgewood, 27:15.82; 419. Arturo Valley, Clifton, 27:19.35; 420. Molly Dunphey, Ridgewood, 27:19.63; 421. Lisa D’Angelo, Mahwah, 27:23.78; 422. Daniel Del Monaco, Ridgewood, 27:24.12; 423. Max Levy, Ridgewood, 27:24.95; 425. Pete Doroshenko, Fair Lawn, 27:26.04; 426. Lindsay Haas, Ridgewood, 27:26.78; 427. Virginia Mannion, Ridgewood, 27:28.32; 428. Brad Adams, Ridgewood, 27:29.26; 430. Brad Gilligan, Ridgewood, 27:35.14; 431. Bill Bond, Ridgewood, 27:35.78; 432. Steven Kleber, Oakland, 27:36.18; 433. Aidan Callaghan, Ridgewood, 27:38.19; 434. D.J. Pfeiffer, Ridgewood, 27:38.23; 435. Benjamin Halle, Ridgewood, 27:39.40; 436. Matt Benjamin, Ridgewood, 27:39.74; 438. Edward Aguilar, Hackensack, 27:43.54; 440. Gary Skuric, Ridgewood, 27:44.40; 442.Joe Kritzer, Ridgewood,

Latterner, Allendale, 23:52.35; 214. Robert Jaroszuk, Ho-Ho-Kus, 23:52.76; 216. Bryce Wennersten, Ridgewood, 23:55.99: 218. Bridget Wils McCrone, Ridgewood, 23:57.94: 219. Quinn Hughes, Montvale, 23:59.03: 221. David Motola, Ridgewood, 24:02.66: 222. Yavoslav Sakharov, Ridgewood, 24:02.74: 223. Marty West, Fair Lawn, 24:03.73: 224. Danny Jones, Ridgewood, 24:04.07; 226. Edward Steen, Ridgewood, 24:07.47; 227. Sean Moyna, Maywood, 24:07.78; 228. Paschal Lennon, Ridgewood, 24:07.86; 229. Brad Rynkowski, Ridgewood, 24:07.87; 230. David Marks, Ridgewood, 24:07.90; 231. Patricia Butcher, Stockholm, 24:09.01; 232.Ian Anderson, Westwood, 24:10.18; 236. Kimberly Junda, Clifton, 24:16.42; 238. Steven Novack, Woodcliff Lake, 24:19.11; 239. Kenny Crane-Moscowitz, Ridgewood, 24:21.12; 240. Patrick Barry, Palisades Park, 24:22.61; 241. Jack Sofka, Ridgewood, 24:23.26; 242. Ronald D’Elia, Upper Saddle River, 24:25.23; 243. Robert Rogers, Ridgewood, 24:27.63; 246. Marc Siegel, West Milford, 24:31.22; 247. Ron Bienstock, Fair Lawn, 24:35.76; 248. Tim Berger, Mahwah, 24:40.82; 249. Brian Loftus, Ridgewood, 24:41.47; 251. Kevin Keppler, Ridgewood, 24:43.37; 252. Michael Moles, River Edge, 24:46.08; 253. Will Roberts, Ridgewood, 24:49.71; 255. Mike Casenta, Little Falls, 24:52.80; 256. Cathleen Zupan, Saddle Brook, 24:53.83; 257. David Rosenfeld, Ridgewood, 24:55.77; 258. Emma Goshin, Glen Rock, 24:55.91; 259. Arno Casey, Ridgewood, 24:57.87; 260. Mikes Keane, Ridgewood, 24:59.90; 262. Danny Marino, Ridgewood, 25:01.53; 263. Chris Conway, Ridgefi eld Park, 25:02.21; 264. Greg Smith, Ridgewood, 25:03.29; 265. James Allred Wanaque, 25:04.56; 266. Joseph Carbone, Glen Rock, 25:05.01; 267. Michael Goshin, Glen Rock, 25:05.15; 268. Nicole Callaghan, Westwood, 25:05.27; 270. John Hickey, River Edge, 25:06.61; 271. Teresa Simpson, Waldwick, 25:07.29; 272. Carl Demmie, Clifton, 25:09.23; 273. Cole Homes, Ridgewood, 25:09.99; 274. Kadina Alanis, Paramus, 25:11.28; 275. Gabriela Huaman, Lodi, 25:15.12; 276. Kevin Brennan, Ridgewood, 25:16.13; 278. Lea Harmer, Hawthorne, 25:16.89; 279. Chris Tilyou, Ridgewood, 25:17.98; 280. Joe Panebianco, Wyckoff, 25:18.70; 281. Brendan Keane, Ridgewood, 25:20.53; 282. Harry Linden, Ridgewood, 25:23.18; 283. Robyn Gmyrek, Midland Park, 25:25.89; 284. Adam Novo, Paramus, 25:26.08; 286. Tara Cirillo, Ridgewood, 25:27.39; 290. Hunter Somers, Glen Rock, 25:31.42; 291. Gene Petraglia, Ridgewood, 25:32.02; 292. David Donza, Pompton Lakes, 25:37.29; 293. Sarah Burrows, Ridgewood, 25:39.85; 294. Connor Moses, Wyckoff, 25:39.85; 295. Raymond Lopez, Ramsey, 25:40.32; 296. Richard Bushnell, Ridgewood, 25:41.82; 297. Mason Bushnell, Ridgewood, 25:41.95; 298. Amelia Feiner, Ridgewood, 25:43.46; 299. John O’Neil, Franklin Lakes, 25:43.65; 300. Len Feiner, Ridgewood, 25:43.82; 301. Abigail Zammitti, Ramsey, 25:44.03; 302. Michelle Certosimo, Ramsey, 25:44.06; 303. Felipe Velazquez, River Edge, 25:44.28; 304. Katie Reis, Ridgewood, 25:45.55; 305. Erin Walicki, Ridgewood, 25:47.21; 306. Dennis Perez, Ridgewood, 25:47.25; 307. Ryan Vimba, Ridgewood, 25:49.06; 308. Sally D’Ambrosio, Ho-Ho-Kus, 25:50.10; 309. Danny Schechter, Ridgewood, 25:50.58; 310. Dylan Kane, Ridgewood, 25:52.35; 311. Arnie Vimba, Ridgewood, 25:53.03; 312. Jeriln Rynkowski, Ridgewood, 25:53.09; 315. Helen Sakharov, Ridgewood, 25:55.75; 317. Hunter Robertson, Ridgewood, 25:56.58; 318. Cameron Carroll, Ridgewood, 25:56.67; 320. Tonya Schneider, Hawthorne, 25:56.99; 321. Anna O’Shaughnessy, Saddle Brook, 25:57.44; 322. Carol Bullen, Paramus, 25:58.36; 323. Hiroki Sakamoto, Glen Rock, 25:58.93; 324. Thomas Locouare, New Milford, 25:59.60; 325. Joseph Boldac, Ridgewood, 25:59.80; 326. Claire Callaghan, results continued on page 10

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27:44.94; 443. Mary Mulry, River Vale, 27:45.49; 444. Anthony Petrella, Pompton Lakes, 27:45.50; 445. Matthew Otterstedt, Ridgewood, 27:46.14; 446. Lud Tummillo, Ridgewood, 27:46.34; 447. Glenn Jacobs, Englewood, 27:47.15; 448. Elizabeth McClachrie, Highland Lakes, 27:47.40; 449. Sophia Swanson, Ridgewood, 27:48.16; 450. John Otterstedt, Ridgewood, 27:48.30; 451. Jenn Bates, Ridgewood, 27:49.88; 452. Brittany Adams, Oradell, 27:50.14; 453. Corman Callan, Ridgewood, 27:50.19; 454. Mike Strittmatter, Ridgewood, 27:50.57; 456. Kia Swanson, Ridgewood, 27:51.78; 457. Alexander Wright, Glen Rock, 27:53.57; 458. Anthony Barbera, Ridgewood, 27:53.80; 459. Keith Schnaars, Ridgewood, 27:53.90; 460. Julia Martin, Ridgewood, 27:55.94; 461. Dalton Collins, Ridgewood, 27:56.00; 462. David Hough, Ridgewood, 27:58.03; 463. Meghan Green Hoffman, Wayne, 27:58.27; 464. Bridget Callaghan, Ridgewood, 27:59.00; 465. Kelsey Novo, Paramus, 27:59.52; 469. Vinay Menidiratte, Ridgewood, 28:02.86; 470. Susie Bajakian, Wyckoff, 28:03.54; 471. Alyssa Montone, Oradell, 28:05.34; 472. John Hersperger, Ridgewood, 28:05.88; 473. Jeffrey Bergman, Westwood, 28:06.97; 474. Summer Neborsky, Ridgewood, 28:07.02; 475. Yuri Nakagawa, Ridgewood, 28:08.06; 477. Theresa Iandimarino, Pompton Lakes, 28:08.63; 478. Frank Ring, Oakland, 28:09.80; 479. Ciara Emmanuel, Ridgewood, 28:11.85; 481. Len Emmanuel, Ridgewood, 28:13.57; 482. Lori Leskin, Tenafl y, 28:13.79; 483. Andrew Gioia, Ridgewood, 28:17.07; 484. Daniel Gioia, Ridgewood, 28:17.91; 485. Kate McAuliffe, Ho-Ho-Kus, 28:18.02; 487. Vera Karthodi, Ridgewood, 28:18.89; 489. Meghan Callaghan, Ridgewood, 28:19.32; 490. John DiMarco, Wyckoff, 28:20.03; 491. Ray Nugent, Wood-Ridge, 28:21.21; 492. Joseph Sofi a, Ridgewood, 28:21.30; 493. Jeff Nimerofsky, Upper Saddle River, 28:22.19; 494. Ann Marie Beyer, River Vale, 28:22.90; 495. Paula Napoli, Paramus, 28:23.41; 496. Craig Natalis, Elmwood Park, 28:23.74; 498. Soneil Mendiratte, Ridgewood, 28:23.90; 499. T.J. Sofi a, Ridgewood, 28:24.01; 500. Frank Orlando, Ridgewood, 28:26.90; 501. Alex Hua, Ridgewood, 28:26.91; 502. Lauren Haviland, Ridgewood, 28:27.76; 504. Jack Barclay, Ridgewood, 28:29.13; 505. Kumihiko Nakagawa, Ridgewood, 28:29.71; 506. Susan Kwan, Saddle River, 28:30.85; 507. Zachary Riccardelli, Westwood, 28:31.25; 509. Rocco Orlando, Ridgewood, 28:34.80; 510. Aron McCabe, Ridgewood, 28:35.16; 511. Craig Urciuoli, Franklin Lakes, 28:35.27; 512. Raffi Alaverdian, Norwood, 28:35.79; 513. Robert Boresta, Ridgewood, 28:35.84; 514. Cameron Doyle, Ridgewood, 28:36.23; 515. John Doyle, Ridgewood, 28:36.46; 516. Ryan Burke, Dumont, 28:38.24; 517. Patricia Kavanagh, Saddle Brook, 28:39.14; 518. Palmer Yates, Ridgewood, 28:39.44; 519. Chris Yurgelonis, Ridgewood, 28:40.74; 520. Heather Siegelheim, Fort Lee, 28:42.54; 521. Madison Yurgelonis, Ridgewood, 28:42.87; 522. Duncan Yates, Ridgewood, 28:43.03; 523. Liam Tarheton, Ridgewood, 28:43.33; 524. Bianca Cosentino, Ridgewood, 28:44.41; 526. Martin Dunleavy, Ridgewood, 28:45.92; 527. Matthew Faherty, Ridgewood, 28:46.93; 529. Teruyo Matsumura, Park Ridge, 28:48.60; 532. Rich DeLeo, Emerson, 28:49.54; 533. Jessie Kirshner, Ridgewood, 28:49.57; 534. Craig Foote, Allendale, 28:49.91; 535. Michael Gibney, Ridgewood, 28:49.94; 537. Ella Feiner, Ridgewood, 28:50.22; 539. Noelle Van Calcar, Franklin Lakes, 28:51.14; 540. Russell Segreto, Pompton Lakes, 28:51.28; 541. Casey Haas, Ridgewood, 28:51.29; 542. Michael Faherty, Ridgewood, 28:53.14; 543. Melissa Dexter. Ridgewood, 28:54.01; 544. Kristin Kavanagh. Saddle Brook, 28:54.61; 545. Mayu Takagi. Wyckoff, 28:54.89; 546. Matthew Santangelo. Ridgewood, 28:55.04; 547. Daniel Bergman. Ridgewood, 28:56.55; 548. Marlane Romanelli, River Vale, 28:57.06; 550. T.J. Buono, Oradell, 28:59.57; 551. Jean Buono, Oradell, 28:59.91; 552. Elisa Buckley, Ridgewood, 28:59.95; 553.

Greg Novak, Allendale, 29:01.45; 555. Julian Linden, Ridgewood, 29:02.14; 56. Stephen Haas, Ridgewood, 29:04.27; 557. Sophia Kranenburg, Ridgewood, 29:05.29; 558. Amy Shea, Waldwick, 29:05.56; 559. Lisa Pattman, Midland Park, 29:06.08; 560. Jeananne Marrone, River Vale, 29:07.76; 561. Alexandra D’Angelo, Ridgewood, 29:07.79; 563. Judith Halle, Ridgewood, 29:08.91; 564. Nathan Schlecht, Glen Rock, 29:11.32; 565. David Lindley, Glen Rock, 29:12.11; 566. Paula O’Connor, Ridgewood, 29:12.47; 67. Brady O’Connor, Ridgewood, 29:12.55; 568. Matt Skinner, Ridgewood, 29:13.53; 569. Becky Skinner, Ridgewood, 29:13.82; 571. Ryan Fahey, Ridgewood, 29:16.03; 572. Patrick Mannion, Ridgewood, 29:17.08; 573. Julie Brodsky, Ridgewood, 29:17.23; 574. Amanda Steen, Ridgewood, 29:18.39; 576. Perry Tripido, Ridgewood, 29:20.49; 577. Jeff Schlecht, Glen Rock, 29:20.56; 578. Kyra Motola, Ridgewood, 29:21.08; 579. Vanessa Reis, Ridgewood, 29:21.10; 580. Nina Zaritsky, Fair Lawn, 29:22.69; 581. Kenneth Ehnenn, Ridgewood, 29:24.24; 582. Elizabeth Ba Baney, Ridgewood, 29:24.31; 583. Eric Mertz, Fair Lawn, 29:24.40; 584. Jeanne Delaney, Ridgewood, 29:24.53; 586. Eric Knight, Ridgewood, 29:25.18; 587. Megan McGuire, Ridgewood, 29:25.22; 588. Brian Baney, Ridgewood, 29:25.66; 589. Nick Sakharov, Ridgewood, 29:25.88; 591. Caroline Loscalzo, Ridgewood, 29:26.96; 592. Coleston Smith, Ridgewood, 29:27.21; 593. Robert Loscalzo, Ridgewood, 29:27.52; 594. Cami Klein, Glen Rock, 29:27.59; 596. Jeff Coster, Ridgewood, 29:28.81; 598. James Garrity, Ridgewood, 29:31.88; 599. Dave Jarvis, Woodcliff Lake, 29:33.96; 600. Paula Fitzgerald, Ridgewood, 29:34.82; 601. Rich Boyle, Glen Rock, 29:35.47; 602. Niso Barokas, Fair Lawn, 29:38.02; 603. Hinata Kinoshita, Ridgewood, 29:38.07; 604. Melissa Glynn, Ridgewood, 29:38.77; 605. Melissa Rivera, Ridgewood, 29:38.79; 606. Julie Lanni, Ridgewood, 29:41.62; 607. Amy Fischer, Dumont, 29:42.29; 608. Smita Mitra, Ridgewood, 29:42.33; 609. Kathy Law, Ridgewood, 29:43.47; 610. Andrew Swanson, Ridgewood, 29:44.00; 612.Suraj Saggar, Ridgewood, 29:46.62; 613. Adam Lambert, Ridgewood, 29:47.17; 614. Andrew Plotch, Fair Lawn, 29:48.34; 616. Tom Izzard, Tenafl y, 29:49.34; 617. Dennis Downing, Ridgewood, 29:50.16; 620. Jim Somers, Glen Rock, 29:55.23; 621. Christeen Isgro, Franklin Lakes, 29:56.67; 622. Marcus Fennell, Ridgewood, 29:56.89; 623. Joanne Kolb, Mahwah, 29:57.17; 624. Nahoko Sonoda, Ridgewood, 29:58.53; 625. Connor Witschowile, Ridgewood, 29:58.85; 627. Kathie Gatens, Ridgewood, 30:00.99; 629. Kathy Trotta, Woodcliff Lake, 30:03.16; 631. Trish Andrews, Pompton Lakes, 30:03.78; 632. Richard Drason, Woodcliff Lake, 30:03.90; 633. Heather Vimba, Ridgewood, 30:04.49; 634. Gerard Michel, Ridgewood, 30:05.57; 635. Lewis O’Connor, Ridgewood, 30:06.90; 636. Gurbir Grewal, Glen Rock, 30:07.10; 637. Tom O’Connor, Ridgewood, 30:07.21; 638. Bruce Boldac, Ridgewood, 30:07.84; 639. Peter Bieszard, Midland Park, 30:08.66; 640. Angelie Arrieta, Rutherford, 30:10.00; 641. Satoshi Sonoda, Ridgewood, 30:10.11; 642. Lily Walsh, Ridgewood, 30:11.45; 643. McKenna Beiter, Ridgewood, 30:11.53; 644. Kim Manziano, Waldwick, 30:13.06; 646. Nicholas Hgai, Ridgewood, 30:13.92; 649. Charlene Lemoine, Ridgewood, 30:16.77; 650. Rachel Cherrey, Washington Township, 30:16.78; 652. Aiden Ban, Ridgewood, 30:18.29; 653. Roselynn Bedoya, Clifton, 30:18.58; 655. Melissa Young-Croati, Ramsey, 30:19.04; 656. Jack Sharry, Ridgewood, 30:20.97; 657. Jennifer Gilligan, Ridgewood, 30:21.01; 658. David Pfeiffer, Ridgewood, 30:21.63; 660. John Ewen, Ridgewood, 30:23.92; 662. Joanie Harrington, Ridgewood, 30:26.06; 664. Robert Lahita, Saddle

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Ridgewood, 31:59.91; 780. Thomas Stroh, Hawthorne, 32:00.46; 781. Whitney Schwalm, Ridgewood, 32:00.60; 782. Kathy Vaccaro, Upper Saddle River, 32:01.44; 783. George Gross, Oakland, 32:02.63; 784. Mike Ricciardone, Emerson, 32:02.95; 785. Gene Louis, Ridgewood, 32:03.98; 786. Natalie Hansen, Ramsey, 32:04.00; 787. Tom Halligan, River Edge, 32:05.62; 788. Christine Thorp, Ramsey, 32:07.59; 789. Olias Bendian, Fair Lawn, 32:07.80; 790. Georgene Griffi n, Park Ridge, 32:07.84; 792. Samantha Mulkay, Ridgewood, 32:11.11; 793. Melissa Hyslop, Ridgewood, 32:11.88; 794. Ryan Mcwillams, Ridgewood, 32:12.00; 795. Sandy Bleckman, Norwood, 32:12.31; 796. Susan Claybille, Ridgewood, 32:12.85; 797. Dina Zito, Wyckoff, 32:13.12; 798. Sarah Catalano, Wyckoff, 32:13.85; 799. Kathleen Parkhurst, Midland Park, 32:14.37; 800. Michael Burke, Ridgewood, 32:14.50; 804. Michael Branagh, Hawthorne, 32:15.89; 805. Kate Feiner, Ridgewood, 32:15.90; 806. Nanci Catalano, Wyckoff, 32:16.08; 807. Katelin Long, Ridgewood, 32:16.88; 808. Vanessa D’Angelo, Ridgewood, 32:16.96; 809. Griff Long, Ridgewood, 32:17.37; 810. Allison Olsen, Ridgewood, 32:18.23; 812. John Markle, Park Ridge, 32:18.59; 813. Tiffony Schindler, Fair Lawn, 32:18.78; 814. Cathy Hartranft, Ridgewood, 32:18.82; 815. Lisa Wertle, Ridgewood, 32:20.02; 817. Mary Van Calcar, Franklin Lakes, 32:20.08; 818. Craig Cayetano, Ridgewood, 32:20.16; 819. Haleh Pazwash, Saddle River, 32:21.42; 820. Grace Gulla, Mahwah, 32:22.45; 821. Elise Anderson, Westwood, 32:22.98; 822. Shoshana Feiner, Ridgewood, 32:23.70; 823. Frank Loscalzo, Montvale, 32:24.68; 824. Ann Turi, Franklin Lakes, 32:25.16; 825. Nicole Torielli, Ridgewood, 32:25.84; 826. Gianna Torielli, Ridgewood, 32:25.86; 828. Joseph Madison, Ridgewood, 32:26.88; 829. Susan Madison, Ridgewood, 32:27.25; 830. Lisa DeAngelo, West Milford, 32:27.38; 831. Monica Buesser, Ridgewood, 32:28.52; 832. Haley Duggan, Ridgewood, 32:28.99; 833. Lillian Lugo, Fair Lawn, 32:30.45; 835. Kim Buesser, Ridgewood, 32:31.67; 836. Peter Jarosz, River Vale, 32:31.89; 837. Nick Parajian, Fair Lawn, 32:35.27; 838. Nicholas D’Amato, Glen Rock, 32:35.37; 839. John Mathey, Ridgewood, 32:36.43; 840. Jenny Andersson, Fair Lawn, 32:38.09; 841. Megan Schwenker, Ridgewood, 32:38.47; 842. Abby Schwenker, Ridgewood, 32:38.56; 843. Anita Srivastava, Ridgewood, 32:39.86; 844. Claudia Ricatto, Ridgewood, 32:40.74; 845. P.J. Ricatto, Ridgewood, 32:40.99; 846. Kyle Weldon, Waldwick, 32:42.57; 847. Sarah Waters, Glen Rock, 32:43.21; 848. Rob Goldberg, Glen Rock, 32:43.22; 849. James Cator, Ridgewood, 32:44.44; 850. Aron Weidhorn, Fair Lawn, 32:44.78; 851. Tara Piazza, Glen Rock, 32:45.07; 852. Robert Lanni, Ridgewood, 32:46.02; 853. Olivia Shattuck, Ridgewood, 32:46.21; 854. Skye Cator, Ridgewood, 32:46.37; 855. Tom Shea, Waldwick, 32:47.61; 857. Drew McKinnon, Midland Park, 32:48.83; 858. Rebecca McKinnon, Midland Park, 32:49.12; 860. Yusaku Takagi, Wyckoff, 32:49.50; 861. Quinn Stott, Ridgewood, 32:49.53; 862. Max Hofstetter, Ridgewood, 32:50.38; 863. Cate Becker, Ridgewood, 32:50.61; 864. George Becker, Ridgewood, 32:51.98; 865. Ariel Hobbs, Ridgewood, 32:52.46; 866 .Lisa Hobbs, Ridgewood, 32:52.54; 867 .Ali Stone, Ramsey, 32:52.54; 869. Patricia Clark, Ridgewood, 32:55.63; 870. Cameron Smith, Ridgewood, 32:55.76; 871. Jon Santoro, Ridgewood, 32:56.99; 872. Karen Santoro, Ridgewood, 32:57.16; 873. Adrien Webb, Ridgewood, 32:58.21; 874. John Vesey, Montvale, 32:59.82; 875. Jeffrey Kassover, Pompton Lakes, 33:01.99; 876. Tammy Lambert, Wyckoff, 33:05.30; 878. Zilia Medina, Fair Lawn, 33:06.81; 880. Amy Killeen, Ridgewood, 33:08.26; 881. Kelly Nakasone, Ridgewood, 33:09.16; 882. Susan Janc, Elmwood Park, 33:12.04; 883. Kristin Bridges, Ridgewood, 33:12.38; 884. Rory McCourt, Ridgewood, 33:13.15; 885. Melissa Brodsky, Ridgewood, 33:13.17; 886. Cheryl Alterman, Ridgewood, 33:13.99; 887. Lawrence Kelty, Ridgewood, 33:14.19; 888. Alan Anczelowicz, Fair Lawn,

34:40.81; 1002. Kevin Kelly, Waldwick, 34:40.95; 1004. Tatum Ban, Ridgewood, 34:41.43; 1005. John Joseph Scheuch, Ridgewood, 34:42.14; 1006. Jennifer Coan, Waldwick, 34:42.44; 1007. Devin Fair, ,Ridgewood, 34:42.58; 1008. John Scheuch, Ridgewood, 34:42.62; 1010. Carol Covelli, Waldwick, 34:45.51; 1012. Mike Fair, Ridgewood, 34:47.25; 1013. John Walicki, Ridgewood, 34:48.00; 1015. Colin Dopp, Hawthorne, 34:48.91; 1016. Rodney Dopp, Hawthorne, 34:48.96; 1017. Shoma Sumida, Ridgewood, 34:49.20; 1018. Christina Garcia, Paramus, 34:49.29; 1019. Laura Scuro, Haworth, 34:50.66; 1021. Doug Barnes, Ridgewood, 34:52.21; 1022. Steven Shattuck, Ridgewood, 34:52.79; 1024. Shun Mizuno, Ridgewood, 34:53.22; 1025. Kyle Shattuck, Ridgewood, 34:55.46; 1026. Emma Rackham, Ridgewood, 34:57.35; 1027. Colyn Barnes, Ridgewood, 34:58.32; 1028. Stephen Zammitti, Ramsey, 35:00.34; 1029. Debbie Barnes, Paramus, 35:01.37; 1030. Catherine Sharo, Ridgewood, 35:02.54; 1031. Melanie Taylor, Ridgewood, 35:02.66; 1033. Jordan Stewart, Ridgewood, 35:04.28; 1035. Sue Vadeika, Glen Rock, 35:08.08; 1038. Christopher Knapp, Mahwah, 35:09.22; 1039. Stephen Daingerfi eld, Haskell, 35:09.28; 040. Eva Baltzer, Ridgewood, 35:09.31; 1041. Brendon Perkins, Dumont, 35:09.55; 1042. Sandra Nestor-Daingerfi eld, Haskell, 35:09.57; 1043. Kimberly McLeod, Dumont, 35:09.91; 1045. Erik Moses, Wyckoff, 35:12.34; 1047. Nilesh Shukla, Ridgewood, 35:13.66; 1048. Alex Lemoine, Ridgewood, 35:13.84; 1049. Marcos Delaguila, Ridgewood, 35:14.62; 1050. Jeff Mullen, Ridgewood, 35:15.98; 1051. Lillian Mullen, Ridgewood, 35:17.54; 1052. Alison Lorenz, Westwood, 35:18.94; 1053. Lawrence Kuhnast, Westwood, 35:22.22; 1054. Andrew Hirschfeld, Glen Rock, 35:23.61; 1055. Bryce Dawkins, Ridgewood, 35:24.37; 1057. Keith Dawkins, Ridgewood, 35:24.69; 1058. Laura Hirschfeld, Glen Rock, 35:24.99; 1062. Barbara Walsh, Oakland, 35:27.04; 1063. Michelle Marcorici, Ridgewood, 35:28.16; 1064. Brian Baney, Ridgewood, 35:28.27; 1065. Thomas Gluckow, Ridgewood, 35:28.85; 1070. Kathryn Mealiffe, Ridgewood, 35:32.85; 1071. Anika Joshi, Ridgewood, 35:33.34; 1073. Kokila Jain, Ridgewood, 35:33.82; 1074. Kazuya Taira, Paramus, 35:35.70; 1075. Suzanne Samuels, Ridgewood, 35:35.89; 1076. Kelly Ann Woods, Paramus, 35:37.04; 1077. Bill Woods, Paramus, 35:37.19; 1078. Prerak Shukla, Ridgewood, 35:38.51; 1080. Guenter Meyer, Ridgewood, 35:39.41; 1081. Wendy Adair, Ramsey, 35:40.29; 1082. Alex Meyer, Ridgewood, 35:40.31; 1083. Maureen Farrell-Nagel Ramsey, 35:41.50; 1084. Noreen Coyne, Ridgewood, 35:42.23; 1086. Brandon Garcia, Paramus, 35:42.74; 1087. Katherine Duggan, Ridgewood, 35:43.18; 1088. Tracy Reid, Ramsey, 35:43.45; 1091. Al Dort, Ridgewood, 35:45.82; 1092. Anna Dort, Ridgewood, 35:45.98; 1093. Beth Hua, Ridgewood, 35:46.34; 1094. Ruth Ben-hur, Ridgewood, 35:46.59; 1095. Alan Hua, Ridgewood, 35:46.98; 1098. Steve Zeik, Ridgewood, 35:48.51; 1102. Beth Drason, Woodcliff Lake, 35:51.41; 1104. Wendy Caserta, Waldwick, 35:53.23; 1107. Marissa Garcia, Bergenfi eld, 35:55.27; 1108. Tara Chatterjee, Franklin Lakes, 35:55.68; 1110. Cheryl Gibney, Ridgewood, 35:57.35; 1111. Maya Ben-Hur, Ridgewood, 35:57.91; 1112. Gina Wade, Ridgewood, 35:58.28; 1114. Becky Testi, Ho-Ho-Kus, 35:59.42; 1115. Sylvie Paddon-Jones, Glen Rock, 35:59.93; 1116. Christina Taylor, Ridgewood, 36:00.00; 1117. Greg Paddon-Jones, Glen Rock, 36:00.09; 1119. Michelle Paddon-Jones, Glen Rock, 36:00.60; 1120. William Duggan, Ridgewood, 36:01.45; 1121. Roy Ben-Hur, Ridgewood, 36:01.59; 1123. Susan Anzano, Mahwah, 36:03.31; 1124. Deborah Russo, Mahwah, 36:03.47; 1125. Margaret Sullivan, Ridgewood, 36:05.51; 1126. Morgan Mathey, Ridgewood, 36:06.05; 1127. Susan Greenbaum,

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River, 30:28.13; 665. Etahn Wong, Ridgewood, 30:28.13; 667. Fran Santangelo, Ridgewood, 30:29.94; 668. Amanda Scerbo, Allendale, 30:34.38; 669. Nicole Sullivan, Allendale, 30:34.43; 670. Graci Arias, Clifton, 30:35.16; 671. Madison Colin, Ridgewood, 30:35.39; 673. Suzanne Miller, Hawthorne, 30:35.81; 674. Scott Hammond, Ramsey, 30:36.25; 675. Gary Seaman, Rutherford, 30:36.39; 676. Jack Gatens, Ridgewood, 30:38.42; 678. Andrew Nimerofsky, Upper Saddle River, 30:40.35; 679. Brigid Caffrey, Ridgewood, 30:40.87; 680. Ako Matsumura, Park Ridge, 30:41.56; 681. Henry Janc, Elmwood Park, 30:42.03; 682. Yoshihiro Matsushima, Ridgewood, 30:42.51; 683. Brica Gatens, Ridgewood, 30:43.46; 684. Jim Gatens, Ridgewood, 30:43.99; 685. Annamarie Tretola, Ridgewood, 30:44.67; 686. Jack Yannone, Ridgewood, 30:45.15; 687. Patrick Hynes, Paramus, 30:45.32; 688. Stephanie Lakritz, Ridgewood, 30:45.33; 689. Rihito Kinoshita, Ridgewood, 30:46.50; 690. Andrea Graziano, Ridgewood, 30:48.38; 691. John Taylor, Ridgewood, 30:49.14; 692. Mark Miller, Cliffside Park, 30:49.65; 693. Alex Lakritz, Ridgewood, 30:50.89; 694. Peter Goodman, Ridgewood, 30:51.19; 695. Suzanne Kronfeld, Park Ridge, 30:51.65; 696. Christina Jones, Ridgewood, 30:53.05; 697. Lawrence Tiangco, Ridgewood, 30:54.55; 698. Pat Kose, Saddle Brook, 30:55.87; 699. Warren Yabut-Garcia, Bergenfi eld, 30:56.53; 700. Kait Howard, Wyckoff, 30:57.51; 702 .Michael Leddy, Oakland, 31:00.10; 703. Mindy Mullins, Paramus, 31:01.24; 704 .Matt Schoenberg, Oradell, 31:02.69; 705. David Langan, Ridgewood, 31:03.08; 706. James Milkey, Ridgewood, 31:05.90; 707. Karen Mantari, Elmwood Park, 31:06.72; 708. Lisa Ngai, Ridgewood, 31:12.68; 709. Liam Clark, Ridgewood, 31:12.74; 711. Sarah Sandler, Ridgewood, 31:16.32; 713. Mary Skuthan, Ridgewood, 31:17.08; 714. Frank Skuthan, Ridgewood, 31:17.60; 715. Devon Lipkin, Ridgewood, 31:17.90; 716. Allison Bilodeau, Westwood, 31:18.87; 719. Brian Hughes, Ridgewood, 31:19.88; 721. Henry Hughes, Ridgewood, 31:20.08; 723. Alfred Kondos, Ridgefi eld, 31:21.10; 724. Calder Martin, Ridgewood, 31:21.11; 725. Ben Anderson, Westwood, 31:21.77; 726. Samantha Lennon, Ridgewood, 31:21.83; 728. Ryusuke Kinoshita, Ridgewood, 31:23.09; 729. Sean Zuckerman, Ridgewood, 31:23.54; 730. James Haug, Ridgewood, 31:24.37; 731. Rick Cornwell, Ridgewood, 31:24.49; 733. Haruya Ohtake, Ridgewood, 31:28.51; 734. Katarina Francis, Ridgewood, 31:28.79; 736. Yoshitaka Ohtake, Ridgewood, 31:29.78; 737. Justin Zeik, Ridgewood, 31:30.00; 739. Jaime Hart, Hillsdale, 31:31.56; 742. Alex Paley, Wayne, 31:34.08; 743. Brendan Sherman, Ridgewood, 31:34.71; 744. Barbara Mastroddi, River Edge, 31:35.19; 745. Nicholas Santangelo, Ridgewood, 31:36.18; 746. Glen Santangelo, Ridgewood, 31:36.19; 747. Johnny Pilla, Ridgewood, 31:36.21; 748. Gabriella Tretola, Ridgewood, 31:36.62; 749. Colette Tretola, Ridgewood, 31:36.76; 750. David Rosenthal, Midland Park, 31:36.95; 751. Dan O’Keefe, Ridgewood, 31:37.14; 752. Brendan McHugh, Ridgewood, 31:37.74; 753. Melynda Whitnall, Oakland, 31:38.08; 755. Patrick O’Como, Ridgewood, 31:40.88; 756. Nicole Dvorak, Hackensack, 31:41.08; 757. Matt Yablonsky, Ringwood, 31:41.40; 758. Jim Capizzi, Oakland, 31:41.54; 759. James Wright, Ridgewood, 31:42.92; 760. Brian Mulroy, Ridgewood, 31:43.11; 761. Stephanie Kusel, Ridgewood, 31:44.77; 765. Sarah Kate Caliguire, Ridgewood, 31:46.94; 766 .Oliva Derrico, Ridgewood, 31:47.73; 767. Nicholas Jennings, Ridgewood, 31:47.82; 768. Margot Kaiser, Ridgewood, 31:49.37; 769. Andrea Kron, Montvale, 31:50.15; 771. Peter Capuano, Ho-Ho-Kus, 31:52.21; 772. Andy Karas, Ridgewood, 31:52.92; 774. Natalie DeCandia, Ridgewood, 31:53.96; 775. Gabriela DeCandia, Ridgewood, 31:55.28; 776. Janice Duff, Wyckoff, 31:55.68; 777. Patricia Poole, Ridgewood, 31:58.02; 778. Tetyana Perova, Ridgewood, 31:59.10; 779. Luke Reinke,

33:14.56; 890. Barry Hillmann, Midland Park, 33:15.52; 891. Dylan Dadd, Ridgewood, 33:15.71; 893. Jenniene Robertelli, Ramsey, 33:17.16; 895. Orfelina Pena, Elmwood Park, 33:19.09; 897. Greg Blattner, Ho-Ho-Kus, 33:19.85; 898. Jim Fayen, Ridgewood, 33:20.22; 899. Nicole Petrick, Ridgewood, 33:20.31; 900. Stephen Petrick, Ridgewood, 33:20.32; 901. Erik Olsen, Ridgewood, 33:21.07; 902. Brandon Kwan, Saddle River, 33:21.29; 903. Michelle Lynch, Ho-Ho-Kus, 33:21.38; 904. Ian Bajraktari, Ridgewood, 33:22.86; 905. Angela Castro, Wood-Ridge, 33:23.73; 906. Celeste Marino, Ridgewood, 33:24.78; 907. Alfredo Hernandez, Glen Rock, 33:25.31; 908. Jim Sullivan, Allendale, 33:25.60; 910. Nicolas Hernandez, Glen Rock, 33:26.51; 911. Debra Kurzivs, Ridgewood, 33:26.81; 912. Sal Sofi a, Ridgewood, 33:27.56; 913. Tracy Keeney, Ridgewood, 33:28.50; 914. Connor Andrews, Pompton Lakes, 33:29.77; 916. John Knapp, Mahwah, 33:31.90; 917. Steve Lanzalotto, Harrington Park, 33:32.43; 918. Romina Senmartin, Little Falls, 33:32.75; 919. Joel Torielli, Ridgewood, 33:33.86; 923. Edwin Burgoyne, Ridgewood, 33:37.77; 25. Ed Keeney, Ridgewood, 33:38.49; 926. Rick Tylenda, Ridgewood, 33:39.34; 927. Mary Grace Ring, Oakland, 33:39.62; 928. John Citti, Ridgewood, 33:41.41; 929. Noa Ben-Hur, Ridgewood, 33:41.82; 930. Roy McGrady, Oradell, 33:50.12; 931. Michele Haas, Ridgewood, 33:50.38; 932. Alex Vester, Ridgewood, 33:52.63; 933. Matthew Drees, Ridgewood, 33:52.83; 934. Karola Prinz, Ridgewood, 33:52.88; 935. Kerry Callaghan, Ridgewood, 33:53.54; 936. Charlotte Samuels, Ridgewood, 33:53.82; 937. Luke Kubikowski, Ridgewood, 33:54.53; 938. Kevin Whelan, Wyckoff, 33:55.51; 939. Maria Vester, Ridgewood, 33:55.69; 940. Tara Callaghan, Ridgewood, 33:56.03; 941. Tracy Schoenberg, Oradell, 33:56.92; 942. Mick Szabo, Waldwick, 33:58.85; 943. Alison Kelly, Glen Rock, 34:01.26; 945. Shuree Harrison, Ridgewood, 34:02.52; 946. Mary Barnes, Ridgewood, 34:02.66; 948. Haley Andresen, Westwood, 34:04.31; 949. Abbey Martin, Ridgewood, 34:05.03; 950. Tanya Lopez, Garfi eld, 34:05.69; 953. Mike Kelly, Glen Rock, 34:08.85; 954. Sunil Sunder Raj, Oradell, 34:09.17; 955. Alex Orienfe, Ridgewood, 34:09.92; 956. Laura Savage, Ridgewood, 34:10.41; 957. Elizabeth Policano, Ridgewood, 34:11.61; 959. Marlon Pass, Hawthorne, 34:12.25; 960. Kunal Joshi, Ridgewood, 34:12.33; 961. Anna Grasso, Ridgewood, 34:13.25; 962. Chloe Shelko, Ridgewood, 34:14.19; 963. William Sorabella, Ridgewood, 34:14.37; 964. Julia Ferraro, Ridgewood, 34:15.03; 965. Lizzie Ferraro, Ridgewood, 34:15.27; 966. Cristina Formichella, Ridgewood, 34:15.87; 967. Scott Kahn, Wyckoff, 34:15.99; 968. Audra Shelko, Ridgewood, 34:16.21; 969. Tricia Ciccolella, Allendale, 34:17.00; 970. Lena Chatterjee, Franklin Lakes, 34:17.76; 971. Jill Perri, Ridgewood, 34:19.84; 972. Larry Pickett, Mahwah, 34:21.18; 973. Gena Pickett, Mahwah, 34:22.42; 974. Lacy Rae Catto, Ridgewood, 34:22.44; 975. Dylan Rosenfeld, Washington Township, 34:23.19; 976. Sabrina Mulkay, Ridgewood, 34:25.30; 977. Alain Mulkay, Ridgewood, 34:25.34; 978. Cayla Whittaker, Ridgewood, 34:26.81; 979. Yamato Matsumura, Park Ridge, 34:27.14; 980. Keigo Matsumura, Park Ridge, 34:27.17; 981. Joseph Chapel, Westwood, 34:27.40; 982. Juan Manuel Caranton, Westwood, 34:27.69; 983. Alexis Lerner, Upper Saddle River, 34:27.89; 984. Karen Lerner, Upper Saddle River, 34:28.27; 985. Cathy Tinucci, Waldwick, 34:29.68; 986. Megan Tyrrell, Ridgewood, 34:30.73; 987. Marilyn Novo, River Vale, 34:30.82; 988. Susan Blattner, Ho-Ho-Kus, 34:30.94; 991. Barbara Jackson, Waldwick, 34:33.73; 992. Gene Hernandez, Washington Township, 34:34.4; 993. Liz McCarthy, Ridgewood, 34:34.72; 994. Katie McCourt Ridgewood, 34:35.09; 997. Casey Kaudel, Ridgewood, 34:36.33; 998. Susan Frey, West Milford, 34:36.70; 999. Bridget Walicki, Ridgewood, 34:38.19; 1000. Kelly Crispin-Kelly, Waldwick, 34:40.52; 1001. Alexandra Santangelo, Ridgewood,

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1193. Laurie Goodman, Ridgewood, 37:11.50; 1194. Jack Mathey, Ridgewood, 37:12.68; 1195. James Banks, Hackensack, 37:13.42; 1196. Kaylah Ferrer, Ridgewood, 37:13.45; 1197. Anne Marie Flaherty, Tenafl y, 37:15.93; 1199. Skyler McGrath, Ridgewood, 37:19.37; 1200. Jennifer Testi, Ho-Ho-Kus, 37:20.24; 1201. Doreen Rosen, Ramsey, 37:20.42; 1202. Joanne Diniro, Emerson, 37:22.06; 1203. Cynthia Schwalar, Ridgewood, 37:26.12; 1204. Larry Schneider, Hawthorne, 37:26.31; 1205. Angela Duffy, Mahwah, 37:27.22; 1206. Joseph Duffy, Mahwah, 37:27.45; 1207. Dante Galella, Midland Park, 37:27.95; 1210. Beverly Mulkay, Ridgewood, 37:29.39; 1212. Fred Moxley, Midland Park, 37:31.85; 1213. Vanessa Linden, Ridgewood, 37:33.95; 1214. Adriana Meherji, Fair Lawn, 37:35.91; 1215. Michelle Sturno, Wyckoff, 37:37.99; 1216. Hannah Rogers, Ridgewood, 37:38.49; 1217. Kelly Rekucki, Ridgewood, 37:38.53; 1220. Geri-Lynn Dawes, Ridgewood, 37:43.85; 1222. Leah Paisley, Paramus, 37:47.73; 1223. Charles Finley, Teaneck, 37:51.89; 1224. Diane Van Aken, Ridgewood, 37:52.81; 1225. Bonnie Schneider, Hawthorne, 37:53.38; 1226. Tim Holt Jr., Ridgewood, 37:55.99; 1227. Gail Kislevitz, Ridgewood, 37:57.62; 1228. Anthony Galella, Midland Park, 37:59.19; 1229. Michael Bronstein, Ridgewood, 38:00.30; 1230. Arturo Barrakes, Ridgewood, 38:01.17; 1232. Ted Bronstein, Ridgewood, 38:02.11; 1234. Barb Vedder, Ridgewood, 38:03.62; 1235. Richard Vedder, Ridgewood, 38:04.05; 1236. Georgia Linden, Ridgewood, 38:05.97; 1238. Anna Becker, Ridgewood, 38:08.87; 1239. Lauren Pagano, Ridgewood, 38:09.46; 1240. Mick Barbi, Ridgewood, 38:09.95; 1241. Daniel Beyer, Westwood, 38:09.96; 1242. Steven Samuels, Ridgewood, 38:10.28; 1243. Liam Fahey, Ridgewood, 38:10.57; 1244. Amelia Beyer, Westwood, 38:11.31; 1245. Bill Fahey, Ridgewood, 38:12.83; 1246. Kathleen Volino, Mahwah, 38:12.96; 1247. Kevin O’Como, Ridgewood, 38:14.01; 1249. Suzanne Barbi, Ridgewood, 38:15.52; 1250. J.P. Bernabe, Ridgewood, 38:16.14; 1251. Michele Calamari, Washington Township, 38:16.49; 1252. Frank Cosentino, Ridgewood, 38:19.21; 1253. Michell Basil, Ridgewood, 38:19.64; 1255. Michele Myles, Washington Township, 38:22.90; 1256. Nicholas Ostrowe, Ridgewood, 38:23.14; 1257. Elizabeth Ostrowe, Ridgewood, 38:23.50; 1258. Theresa Simon, River Edge, 38:23.74; 1259. Isabelle Garrity,Ridgewood, 38:25.85; 1261. Olivia Carroll, Ridgewood, 38:26.34; 262. Gerard Sturno, Allendale, 38:27.29; 1264. Jacqueline Grayson,

40:00.31; 1332. Fara Lagstein, Wayne, 40:01.12; 333. Marvid Lagstein, Wayne, 40:01.17; 1334. Wendy Lagstein, Wayne, 40:01.59; 1335. Richard Bergman, Ridgewood, 40:03.87; 1337. Maryann Stoll, Wyckoff, 40:06.27; 1338. Marilyn Garber, Saddle River, 40:07.72; 1340. Christine Policano, Ridgewood, 40:10.94; 1341. Karen Drees, Ridgewood, 40:15.53; 1342. Victor Barrakes, Ridgewood, 40:15.91; 1345. Alex Weisberger, Fair Lawn, 40:28.45; 1346. Bernard Bernabe, Ridgewood, 40:32.80; 1348. Nicholas Brand, East Rutherford, 40:35.25; 1349. Rob Tylenda, Ridgewood, 40:41.52; 1350. Jaime Mirowsky, Pompton Plains, 40:44.80; 1352. Bushby Sandra, Ridgewood, 40:48.19; 1353. Stephanie Rudman, Oradell, 40:48.30 13:07; 1354. Cynthia Chow-Coster. Ridgewood, 40:50.18; 1355. Jim Albano, Ridgewood, 40:50.33; 1356. Marvin Schnapper,Wanaque, 41:02.05; 1357. Chloe Lennon, Ridgewood, 41:08.53; 1358. Yunte Trattner, Ridgewood, 41:14.39; 1359. Matthew Orlich, Glen Rock, 41:16.91; 1360. Joanne Trattner, Ridgewood, 41:17.42; 1361. Todd Orlich, Glen Rock, 41:17.71; 1362. Matthew Wang, Teaneck, 41:18.01; 1363. Sofi a Krauss, Ridgewood, 41:18.98; 1364. Christine Lear, Ridgewood, 41:19.40; 1365. Melanie Hooban, Ridgewood, 41:19.78; 1366. Grace Oh, Ridgewood, 41:20.22; 1367. Ella Oh, Ridgewood, 41:20.49; 1368. Christopher Branagh, Hawthorne, 41:25.18; 1369. Martha Alvarez, Paramus, 41:28.48; 1370. Kelly Schwietering, Midland Park, 41:29.22; 1371. Chloe Coury, Ramsey, 41:29.99; 1372. Jean Lopez, Ramsey, 41:30.01; 1373. Deirdre Scali, Ridgewood, 41:33.08; 1377. Christopher Janc, Elmwood Park, 41:36.38; 1378. Richard Preiss, Ridgewood, 41:37.22; 1380. Louis Francis, Ridgewood, 41:40.73; 1381. Yvonne Francis, Ridgewood, 41:40.79; 1382. Zoe Kovac, Ridgewood, 41:42.24; 1383. Jessica Kovac, Ridgewood, 41:43.70; 1385. Christine Ervin, Mahwah, 41:51.93; 1386. Gabriela Mulkay, Ridgewood, 41:52.49; 1387. Patricia Rosso, Ridgewood, 41:53.47; 1388. Alexandra Alberta, Ridgewood, 41:58.40; 1389 .Frank Alberta, Ridgewood, 42:00.69; 1391. Adina Kestenbaum, Ridgewood, 42:19.84; 1392. Russ Kestenbaum, Ridgewood, 42:20.14; 1393. Amy Kammen, Ridgewood, 42:27.08; 1394. James Cirillo, Wallington, 42:27.37; 1395. Aidan Parkhurst, Midland Park, 42:29.47; 1396. Martin Cohen, Ridgewood, 42:29.74; 1397. Janet Parkhurst, Midland Park, 42:30.46; 1398. Jason Parkhurst, Midland Park, 42:31.48; 1399. Alanna Sherman,

RIDGEWOOD RUNESS SPORTS • FITNESS • WELLNESSRamsey, 36:06.19; 1129. Jason Zuckerman, Ridgewood, 36:08.98; 1130. Grace Duffy, Ridgewood, 36:09.57; 1131. Matthew Lepis, Ridgewood, 36:09.58; 1132. Melissa Maloney, Ridgewood, 36:09.80; 1133. Paul Semendinger, Wyckoff, 36:10.18; 1134. Carlos Rosso, Ridgewood, 36:11.92; 1135. Sophie Linden, Ridgewood, 36:13.36; 1136. Shunsuke Sumida, Ridgewood, 36:13.50; 1137. Beth Olsen, Ridgewood, 36:13.60; 1138. A.J. Tretola, Ridgewood, 36:13.80; 1139. M.C. Benintende, Ridgewood, 36:14.20; 1140. Christine Ercolino, Maywood, 36:17.72; 1141. Kara Kirsch, Dumont, 36:17.94; 1142. Lauren Dauria, Ridgewood, 36:20.10; 1143. Al Tretola, Ridgewood, 36:20.23; 1144. Susan Barnable, Northvale, 36:20.38; 1145. Karen Voorhees, Oradell, 36:20.47; 1146. Jennie Stieglitz, Montvale, 36:21.49; 1147. Kevin Mattessich, Ridgewood, 36:21.49; 1149. Phoebe Prinz, Ridgewood, 36:24.61; 1150. Philipp Prinz, Ridgewood, 36:24.86; 1151. Henry Prinz , Ridgewood, 36:24.88; 1152. Merri Collins, Ridgewood, 36:25.64; 1153. Desmond O’Brien, Hillsdale, 36:26.10; 1154. Chelsea Trattner, Ridgewood, 36:26.91; 1155. Tegan Dadd, Ridgewood, 36:29.46; 1156. Jessica Hofman, Ridgewood, 36:30.59; 1157. Grace Balajadia, Ridgewood, 36:30.79; 1158. Ryan Collins, Ridgewood, 36:31.24; 1159. Marie Wong, Ridgewood, 36:32.74; 1160. Dru Pierce, Ridgewood, 36:34.62; 1161. David De Vera, Ridgewood, 36:38.98; 1162. Robert Van Siclep, Ridgewood, 36:40.56; 1163. Matthias Prinz, Ridgewood, 36:41.17; 1166. Amy Marlin, Ridgewood, 36:44.06; 1167. Ross Marlin, Ridgewood, 36:44.13; 1168. Kate Grochan, Glen Rock, 36:46.42; 1169. Molly Kose, Saddle Brook, 36:48.84; 1170. Megan Heller, Oak Ridge, 36:50.25; 1173. David Colin, Ridgewood, 36:54.23; 1174. Sean Duffy, Hillsdale, 36:54.41; 1175. Lori Colin, Ridgewood, 36:54.50; 1176. Valerie Mattessich, Ridgewood, 36:54.63; 1177. Jake Daghlian, Ridgewood, 36:55.43; 1178. Peter Daghlian, Ridgewood, 36:55.56; 1179. Billy Flynn, Ridgewood, 36:56.47; 1180. Patrice Albano, Ridgewood, 36:58.29; 1181. Immacolata Bucco, Tenafl y, 37:03.70; 1182. Nicole Stephan, Franklin Lakes, 37:03.77; 1183. Anne Palmer, Washington Township, 37:04.90; 1185. Jason Possumato, Ridgewood, 37:05.93; 1186. Kristan Louis, Mahwah, 37:07.04; 1187. Pat Taddei, Ridgewood, 37:08.44; 1188. Erin Taddei, Ridgewood, 37:08.67; 1189. Renato Balajadia, Ridgewood, 37:09.91; 1190. Christiana Riccardelli, Westwood, 37:10.47; 1191. Amy Plotch, Fair Lawn, 37:10.81;

Ridgewood, 38:31.52; 1265. Samantha Nadel, Ridgewood, 38:32.17; 1266. Emily Michel, Ridgewood, 38:33.19; 1267. Isabella Lavaglia, Ridgewood, 38:33.62; 1268. Kaitlin So, Ridgewood, 38:33.94; 1269. Norberto Soto, Ridgewood, 38:36.71; 1270. Charles Kime, Ridgewood, 38:36.97; 1271. Janelle Razzino, Hillsdale, 38:38.93; 1272. Brendan Donahue, Ridgewood, 38:45.38; 1273. Dina Shilitz, Glen Rock, 38:45.73; 1274. Angel Martinez, Ridgewood, 38:45.99; 1275. Mary Grochan, Glen Rock, 38:47.68; 1276. Michael Goldberg, Ridgewood, 38:49.23; 1278. Addison Audette, Ridgewood, 38:49.71; 1279. Claire Probert, Ridgewood, 38:51.17; 1280. Geralyn Duffy, Mahwah, 38:51.51; 1281. Lucia Donahue, Ridgewood, 38:52.23; 1282. Jenny Stockinger, Pompton Plains, 38:52.83; 1283. Danielle Gallucci, Midland Park, 38:52.97; 1284. Danielle Wright, Glen Rock, 38:54.81; 1287. Casey Trattner, Ridgewood, 38:56.54; 1288. William Bergmann, New Milford, 38:56.92; 1289. Cheryl Harrington, Ridgewood, 38:57.03; 1290. Danielle Maloney, Hasbrouck Heights, 38:57.36; 1291. Matthew Trattner, Ridgewood, 38:59.26; 1292. Shane Trattner, Ridgewood, 38:59.43; 1293. Cassie Benintende, Ridgewood, 39:03.12; 1294. Allison Rogers, Ridgewood, 39:11.33; 1295. Wendy Columbus, Ridgewood, 39:11.60; 1296. Katherine Saum, Ringwood, 39:14.48; 1297. Colin Foley, Ridgewood, 39:14.66; 1299. Oren Levi, Lyndhurst, 39:16.64; 1300. Ruth Quiles, Lyndhurst, 39:16.70; 1301. Sherry Greenberg, North Haledon, 39:20.70; 1302. Lisa Ference, Clifton, 39:21.37; 1303. Julie Pickett, Mahwah, 39:23.82; 1306. Kelly Rocco, Emerson, 39:27.69; 1307. Paul Yablonsky, Ringwood, 39:28.60; 1308. Danielle Puzino, Fair Lawn, 39:28.64; 1309. Stacia Mosier, Fair Lawn, 39:29.12; 1310. Frank Rocco, Emerson, 39:29.73; 1313. Cliff Knapp, Fair Lawn, 39:32.87; 1314. Victoria Donatacci, Ridgewood, 39:34.53; 1315. Kelly St. Hilaire, Mahwah, 39:35.38; 1316. Apexa Shukla, Ridgewood, 39:37.19; 1317. Peyton Carroll, Ridgewood, 39:37.54; 1318. Luke Wong, Ridgewood, 39:39.43; 1319. Everett Wong, Ridgewood, 39:40.90; 1320. Cathleen Carroll, Ridgewood, 39:41.21; 1321. Lauren Smith, Ridgewood, 39:47.24; 1322. Pallavi Gogoi, Ridgewood, 39:49.54; 1323. Archana Mundhe, Ridgewood, 39:50.18; 1324. Joanna Pagano, Ridgewood, 39:54.17; 1325. Margy McCabe, Pompton Lakes, 39:54.30; 1326. Maggie Obrien, Hawthorne, 39:55.40; 1327. Mary Simmons, Ridgewood, 39:57.08; 1329. Barbara Sellitti, Glen Rock, 39:58.29; 1330. Sue Morgan, Ridgewood, 39:59.78; 1331. Breisblatt Lester, Ridgewood, results continued on page 12


Hawthorne, 43:39.43; 1432. Joe Grasso, Ridgewood, 43:49.75; 1433. Jean Barry, Ridgewood, 43:56.67; 1434. Pete Barry, Ridgewood, 43:56.73; 1435. Mia Hamel, Ridgewood, 43:57.78; 1436. Glenn Hamel, Ridgewood, 43:57.81; 1437. Eileen Torres-Soto, Ridgewood, 44:03.04; 1438. Laura Grasso, Ridgewood, 44:09.13; 1439. Art Cody, Ridgewood, 44:09.50; 1440. Stacy Cody, Ridgewood, 44:09.68; 1441. Sebastian Samuels, Ridgewood, 44:11.51; 1442. Ian McCrone, Saddle Brook, 44:13.03; 1443. Kalee Burns, Wanaque, 44:18.44; 1444. Michael Burns, Wanaque, 44:18.47; 1445. Jayce Kahn, Ridgewood, 44:20.50; 1446. Ann Parker, Ridgewood, 44:20.69; 1447. Helen Iozzio, Ridgewood, 44:22.01; 1448. Ilana Whittaker, Ridgewood, 44:27.13; 1449. Sharon Lorman, Ramsey, 44:27.99; 1450. Jeff Whittaker, Ridgewood, 44:30.26; 1451. Aidan Fullem, Ridgewood, 44:30.44; 1452. Robert Fullem, Ridgewood, 44:33.42; 1453. Elizabeth Muzilla-Fusco, Ridgewood, 44:33.64; 1454. Kai Sarma, Ridgewood, 44:51.07; 1456. Kumiko Suzuki, Ridgewood, 44:51.94; 1458. Morrissae Schiffman, Fair Lawn, 44:54.32; 1459. Jillian Kubikowski, Ridgewood, 44:54.67; 1461. Andy Weisberger, Fair Lawn, 45:06.40; 1462. Jackie Weisberger, Fair Lawn, 45:06.82; 1463. Lily Kane, Ridgewood,

51:01.01; 1503. Kathryn Markus, Ridgewood, 51:01.36; 1504. Bonnie Malajian, Ridgewood, 51:37.07; 1505. Robyn Caluo, Ridgewood, 51:40.48; 1506. Sue Grapentine, Paramus, 51:45.71; 1507. Julie Durocher, Ridgewood, 51:49.46; 1508. Roger Pinches, Ridgewood, 52:10.70;1509. Robert Miller, Park Ridge, 52:14.33; 1511. Sean Miller, Old Tappan, 52:51.11; 1513. Edward Cosgrove, Glen Rock, 54:24.54; 1514. Kathleen Cosgrove,Glen Rock, 54:37.33; 1515. Annmarie Cunningham, Glen Rock, 54:37.41; 1516. Mark Cosgrove, Glen Rock, 54:37.44; 1517. Lauren Mantari, Elmwood Park, 55:02.00; 1518. Jaime Mantari, Elmwood Park, 55:21.67; 1519. Nathan Milbanle, Wyckoff, 56:08.16; 1522. Donna Douglass, Wyckoff, 59:48.42; 59:48.63; 1524. William Kohout, Wyckoff, 59:49.74; 1526. Diane Kohout, Wyckoff, 59:52.17; 1527. Ruth Goenaga, Fair Lawn, 1:00:31.36; 1528. Deborah Caylor, North Haledon, 1:00:32.06; 1529. Robyn Iannacone, North Haledon, 1:00:32.22; 1530. Greg Milbank, Wyckoff, 1:04:53.95; 1531. Eleanor Bakalis, Oak Ridge, 1:04:55.89; 1532. Melissa Milbank, Wyckoff, 1:04:57.01; 1534. Maggie Wilson, Dumont, 1:22:04.26; 1535 .Meg Julian, Dumont 1:22:04.60

5. Solomon Too, New Milford, 33:55.40; 13. Ted Mussano, Wayne, 36:48.32; 15. Thomas Brown, Fair Lawn, 37:41.17; 16. Brendan Corcoran, Ridgewood, 37:56.03; 18. Robin Oelkers, Ridgewood, 38:08.45; 20. Joe Singleton, Mahwah, 38:33.07; 22. Manuel Duenas, Bergenfi eld, 39:08.05; 24. Matt Hanley, Wyckoff, 39:15.10; 25. Jarrod Brennet, Ridgewood, 39:18.05; 27. Eric Johnson, Ridgewood, 39:28.14; 28. Misa Tamura, Ridgewood, 39:31.37; 29. Drew McKinnon, Midland Park, 39:32.53; 32. Boris Gavilanes, Hackensack, 39:50.95; 33. Cheyenne Ogletree, Garfi eld, 39:57.10; 34. Michael Greengarten, Hillsdale, 40:15.41; 35. Dustin Mullenix, Glen Rock, 40:17.99; 38. Mark Kossick, Ridgewood, 40:38.09; 39. Scott Smith, Mahwah, 40:43.48; 40. Ramon Vasquez, Ridgefi eld, 40:48.84; 41. Kent Edens, Glen Rock, 40:54.71; 42. Guy Helson, Ridgewood, 40:57.61; 43. Brian McCourt, Midland Park, 40:58.86; 44. Nader Abadir, Mahwah, 41:10.10; 45. Sarah Schillaci, Ridgewood, 41:22.91; 48. David Appaluccio, Wayne, 41:32.72; 49. Amy Waters, Ridgewood, 41:38.96; 50. Joseph Erskine, Franklin Lakes, 42:04.50; 52. Michael Lynch, Ramsey, 42:14.69; 53. Ryan Barney, Ridgewood, 42:19.84; 56. Michael Walker, Saddle Brook, 42:24.01; 63. Len Emmanuel, Ridgewood, 43:17.96; 65. Karen Auteri, Bloomingdale, 43:21.39; 66. Derek Newman, Ridgewood, 43:22.48; 67. Todd Harrington, Ramsey, 43:25.91; 69. P.J. Ricatto, Ridgewood, 43:35.31; 71. David Hough, Ridgewood, 43:41.01; 72. Thomas Abbate, New Milford, 43:41.51; 73. Martin Rapaport, Ridgewood, 43:44.77; 74. John Waters, Ridgewood, 43:46.17;78. Edgardo Villogomez, Lodi, 43:53.18; 79. Hector Echeverry, Totowa, 43:54.58; 80. Chris Conway, Ridgefi eld Park, 43:54.90; 83. Gregg Lauber, Hillsdale, 44:02.63; 84. Al Pappas, Ho-Ho-Kus, 44:03.10; 85. Glen Gymrek, Midland Park, 44:06.31; 86. Patrick McAskin, Ridgewood, 44:07.10; 89. Joseph Cordisco, Wyckoff, 44:15.86; 90. Christopher

By Dennis WilsonNew Milford’s Solomon Too

was the fi rst New Jersey com-petitor to race across the fi nish line in the 37th Annual Fred D’Elia 10K Run on Memo-rial Day in Ridgewood. The 27-year old was timed in 33:55.40 when he placed fi fth overall in the fi eld of 934 entries whom completed the race under hu-mid conditions with the tem-peratures in the ‘80s.

Ridgewood’s Misa Tamura led the local women competi-tors to the fi nish as the 46-year old placed fourth among the 409 female entries who completed he 6.2-mile course.

37TH ANNUAL FRED D’ELIA 10K RUN

Tamura was clocked in 39:31.37 as she fi nished 28th overall and claimed the fi rst place trophy in the women’s master’s division.

Winning their age divisions were Demarest’s 67-year old Antje Hennings, Oak Ridge’s 71-year old Hilary Peterlin, Ridgewood’s eight-year old Sean Forunato, 14-year old Katie Reis, 18-year old Camille Davis, 19-year old John Barney, 34-year old Amy Waters, 46-year old Misa Tamura, 60-year old Gail Kislevitz and 70-year old Alexandra Bru.

Picking up second place awards were Franklin Lakes’ 13-year old Joseph Erskine,

Garfi eld’s 24-year old Cheyenne Ogletree, Hewitt’s 64-year old Reggy Richko, Mahwah’s 66-year old Kristan Louis, Ridge-wood’s nine-year old Nicholas Santangelo, 11-year old Han-nah Fishbein, 17-year old Con-nor Kubikowski, 22-year old Jarrod Brennet, 28-year old Sarah Schillaci, 31-year old Allison Brown, Ryan Barnye, 41-year old Arwen Lawson, 45-year old Catherine Karas along with Wayne’s 30-year old Ted Musano and 71-year old Jane Simpson.

Third place trophies were claimed by Bloomingdale’s 30-year old Karen Auteri, Fair

Lawn’s 34-year old Thomas Brown, Fort Lee’s 64-yerar old Julie Kavadlo, Hillsdale’s 20-year old Michael Greenqa-rters, Ho-Ho-Kus’ 20-year old Justine Schnell, Maywood’s 17-year old Joseph Diaz and 65-year old Harriet Sootle, Or-adell’s 55-year old Christopher Kunkel, Ridgewood’s four-year old Tim Holt, Jr., 14-year old Emily Stern, 16-year old Erica Kontos, 27-year old Emily Rhosdes, 36-year olds Robin Oelkers, 43-year old Guy Hel-son, 51-year old Eric Johnson along with Wyckoff’s 72-year old Sachiko Kawamura.

Tamura, Too Excel in Ridgewood 10K RunTamura, Too Excel in Ridgewood 10K Run

Kunkel, Oradell, 44:17.13; 91. Ed Harrington, Ramsey, 44:17.30; 93. Catherine Karas, Ridgewood, 44:22.16; 97. Harry Carroll, Washington Township, 44:33.83; 99. Justine Schnell, Ho-Ho-Kus, 44:36.07; 100. John Barney, Ridgewood, 44:40.71; 102. John Zurfl ueh, Pompton Plains, 44:41.35; 105. Brian Harris, Oakland, 44:51.60; 108. Arturo Valley, Clifton, 44:57.35; 110. James Harrington, Ridgewood, 45:07.21; 112. Bill Fahey, Ridgewood, 45:18.79; 113. Griff Long, Ridgewood, 45:26.77; 115. Arwen Lawson, Ridgewood, 45:28.63; 116. Connor Kubikowski, Ridgewood, 45:28.83; 118. Camille Davis, Ridgewood, 45:33.00; 121. Joseph Diaz, Maywood, 45:38.67; 122. Mark Damaradsky, Wyckoff, 45:46.40; 124. Mark Frankel, Wayne, 45:53.01; 126. Jim Olivola, Rutherford, 45:57.13; 127. Brendon Lanihan, Bergenfi eld, 45:58.68; 128. Paul Gluckow, Ridgewood, 46:03.03; 129. Mark Polizzi, Wyckoff, 46:07.12; 130. Jim Riley, Wyckoff, 46:08.89; 131. Tony DeSantis, Glen Rock, 46:10.83; 132. ichard Comillo, Totowa, 46:15.84; 133. Marilyn Villardo, Glen Rock, 46:19.20; 136. Thomas Strowbridge, Ridgefi eld Park, 46:30.46; 138. Don Dexter, Ridgewood, 46:33.44; 139. Avi Yarkoni, Fair Lawn, 46:35.09; 140. David Gierek, Saddle Brook, 46:41.72; 141. Scott Roen, Ridgewood, 46:48.40; 142. Mark Hamilton, Kinnelon, 46:53.00; 143. James Van Dyke, Franklin Lakes, 46:59.46; 144. Samantha Stringham, North Arlington, 47:00.41; 145. Eric Leskin, Tenafl y, 47:07.26; 146. Marc Siegel, West Milford, 47:08.69; 147. Lynne Witham, Ridgewood, 47:10.18; 148. Alex Baron, Ridgewood, 47:13.21; 149. Anthony Jojuge, Mahwah, 47:14.39; 152. Emily Rhoads, Ridgewood, 47:26.60; 155. Brad Moss, Ridgewood, 47:35.18; 157. John Mihalio, Dumont, 47:37.36; 158. Gerry Ferraro, Dumont, 47:40.59; 159. Andrew Bridges, Ridgewood, 47:40.79; 160. Bill Hobbs, Ridgewood, 47:40.93; 161. Paula Coleman, Fair Lawn, 47:40.97; 162. Thomas Ryan, Ridgewood, 47:42.98; 163. Erica Kontos, Ridgewood, 47:44.26;

164. Toshitaka Uemura, Ramsey, 47:44.90; 166. Frank Krajick, Dumont, 47:51.37; 167. Marek Zyla, Clifton, 47:57.25; 169. Elizabeth Unanue, Ridgewood, 47:58.54; 174. Keigo Matsumura, Park Ridge, 48:15.75; 176. Matt Wey, Ho-Ho-Kus, 48:16.74; 177. Frank Cosentino, Ridgewood, 48:17.00; 180. Roy Ben-Hur, Ridgewood, 48:22.81; 183. Marcelo Mendez, Englewood, 48:28.67; 184. Lynsey Jackson, Ridgewood, 48:30.70; 186. Michael Yannone, Ridgewood, 48:40.23; 187. Michael Orlando, Ridgewood, 48:40.35; 188. Patricia Butcher, Stockholm, 48:48.55; 189. Mark Cason, Ridgewood, 48:50.10; 190. Allison Brown, Ridgewood, 48:51.15; 191. Marijana Dinic, Hillsdale, 48:52.45; 192. Stu Shilitz, Glen Rock, 48:56.04; 193 .Hiroshi Watanabe, Glen Rock, 48:57.74; 196 .Katie Irwin, Franklin Lakes, 49:02.24; 197 .Elizabeth Choi, Midland Park, 49:05.93; 200. Nancy Stutman, Upper Saddle River, 49:13.45; 201. Omer Khakwany, Allendale, 49:14.71; 203. Brian Harmer, Hawthorne, 49:15.39; 205. Pete Kaye, Ridgewood, 49:18.70; 206. Hilary Peterlin, Oak Ridge, 49:21.85; 207. Robert DeLeon, Ridgewood, 49:21.91; 209. Josh Daniel, Park Ridge, 49:22.24; 212. Keith Morrissey, Highland Lakes, 49:28.31; 216. Richard Joel Jr., Ridgewood, 49:39.58; 218. Lisa DeMarco, Hohokus, 49:43.75; 219. Jodie Hein, Ridgewood, 49:46.49; 220. Angela Demallie, Ridgewood, 49:46.78; 222. Louis Bruce, West Milford, 49:47.66; 223. Bruce Mazie, Wayne, 49:49.15; 224. Debbie Brathwaite, Hawthorne, 49:49.99; 228. Jennifer Capuzzo, Waldwick, 49:55.57; 229. Roy Steiger, Hillsdale, 49:56.30; 230. Paul Goodman, Ridgewood, 49:58.03; 232. Sean Fortunato, Ridgewood, 50:02.62; 233. Christine DiVincente, Franklin Lakes, 50:06.54; 234. Andrew Wilson, Wyckoff, 50:07.48; 235. Kevin Entwistle, Ridgewood, 50:07.59; 236. Emily Brown, Wyckoff, 50:08.56; 237. Fred Barney, Ridgewood, 50:09.44; 238. Karen Matesic, Paramus, 50:11.53; 240. Peter Auteri, Pompton Lakes, 50:12.63; 241 .Mike

Kelly, Glen Rock, 50:13.18; 242. Karyn Schoenherr, Ridgewood, 50:16.52; 243. Elizabeth McCarthy, Ridgewood, 50:17.86; 244. Gail Kislevitz, Ridgewood, 50:20.47; 245. Richard Diamond, Ridgewood, 50:22.88; 246. Jason Hutchinson, Ridgewood, 50:23.73; 247. Devon Clark, Hawthorne, 50:23.88; 248. Sean Lynaugh, Hawthorne, 50:25.11; 250. Tim Meaney, Ridgewood, 50:34.07; 251. Lauren DiMarco, Wyckoff, 50:36.01; 253. Anne Tashjian, River Edge, 50:38.43; 254. David Peck, Glen Rock, 50:38.70; 255. Brica Gatens, Ridgewood, 50:39.40; 257. Michal Kleiman, Oradell, 50:41.87; 258. Walter Vester, Ridgewood, 50:42.52; 259. Louis Ficarra, Oakland, 50:45.95; 260. Silvio Manziano, Waldwick, 50:48.25; 261. Daniel Anderson, Ridgewood, 50:53.54; 262. Paul Ruffi n, Midland Park, 50:54.72; 263. Deirdre DeSteno, Ridgewood, 50:56.03; 266. Roman Eisenberg, Glen Rock, 50:57.94; 269. Kris Kinscherf, Ramsey, 51:03.26; 273. David Pearson, Dumont, 51:07.99; 274. Tom Yu, Montvale, 51:11.42; 276. Doug Seamster, Hawthorne, 51:11.91; 278. Carol Springsteen, River Vale, 51:18.59; 279. Tomas Hernandez, Oradell, 51:21.06; 280. Jeff Rehain, Ramsey, 51:22.90; 281. Rob Rafelson, Lincoln Park, 51:23.76; 283. Greg Layton, Rockaway, 51:24.53; 284. Meaghan Reilly, Ridgewood, 51:25.64; 285. Felipe Velazquez, River Edge, 51:26.66; 286. Laura Hultman, Ridgewood, 51:29.59; 287. Carl Richko, Hewitt, 51:30.58; 290. Morgan Repetto, Wyckoff, 51:37.94; 291. Michael Hofstetter, Ridgewood, 51:40.64; 292. Mary Beth Johnson, Ridgewood, 51:40.72; 293. Norberto Soto, Ridgewood, 51:42.09; 294. Cathy Vitha, Oradell, 51:45.10; 295. Jessica Pansini, Ramsey, 51:47.23; 296. Caroline Chow, Ridgewood, 51:48.18; 297. Gary Nidds, Ridgewood, 51:50.30; 298. Christopher Armen, River Edge, 51:53.98; 300. Kris Mikos, Lyndhurst, 51:55.95; 301. Paola Shaddow, Ridgewood, 51:56.63; 302. Amanda Steen, Ridgewood,

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45:13.80; 1464. Michael Kane, Ridgewood, 45:14.91; 1465. Victoria Seetaram, Rutherford, 45:17.75; 1466. Jane Simpson, Wayne, 45:22.44; 1467. Taka Takagi, Ridgewood, 45:39.16; 1468. Shotaro Takagi, Ridgewood, 45:39.90; 1469. Kelly Benintender, Ridgewood, 45:41.42; 1470. Wint Ramsay, Ridgewood, 45:41.57; 1472. Steven Stoller, Paramus, 46:00.53; 1473. Riley Galella, Midland Park, 46:02.83; 1477. Bridget Alston-Galella, Midland Park, 46:22.68; 1478. Edward Alston, North Haledon, 46:22.90; 1479. Lynua Nekel, Paramus, 46:26.19; 1480. Jonna Alberta, Ridgewood, 46:26.58; 1481. Jennifer Bishop, West Milford, 46:28.55; 1482. Meredith Yannone, Ridgewood, 46:32.95; 1484. Lori Swedelson, Mahwah, 46:38.75; 1485. Harold Lorman, Ramsey, 46:49.87; 1486. David Benjamin, Ridgewood, 46:52.66; 1487. Jennifer Benjamin, Ridgewood, 46:52.96; 1488. Vivian Chester, Oradell, 46:57.91; 1489. Chloe Pendergast, Ridgewood, 47:14.58; 1490. Mcken Pendergast, Ridgewood, 47:15.89; 1491 .Cheryl Smith, Hawthorne, 48:40.54; 1492. Ticia Irvine, Hawthorne, 48:43.10; 1495. Eva Alberta, Ridgewood, 49:27.88; 1496. Samantha Alberta, Ridgewood, 49:28.19; 1497. Lori Zucaro, Park Ridge, 50:29.62; 1500. James Hart, Hillsdale, 50:30.04; 1501. Jennifer Bookman, Mahwah, 50:55.15; 1502. Theresa Markus, Ridgewood,

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Lisa Gruenbaum, Little Falls, 56:25.53; 494. Craig Foote, Allendale, 56:27.66; 495. Michael Close, Little Falls, 56:27.74; 496. Gail Dickard, Oakland, 56:27.91; 497. Lud Tummillo, Ridgewood, 56:28.76; 499. Elizabeth Urciuoli, Franklin Lakes, 56:30.47; 500. Meredith Sullivan, Ridgewood, 56:32.18; 502. Gary Knackmuhs, Wyckoff, 56:34.80; 503. Catherine Chang, Demarest, 56:35.27; 504. Brad Atkinson, Oakland, 56:38.74; 505. Alyssa Becker, Ridgewood, 56:40.65; 506. Mike Casale, Ridgewood, 56:44.07; 507. Kim Devir, Ridgewood, 56:44.70; 511 .Maggie Green, Allendale, 56:52.17; 512. Liz Henky, Ridgewood, 56:55.96; 513. Karen Hart, Glen Rock, 56:56.15; 514. Pamela Ricatto, Ridgewood, 56:56.50; 515. James Lawrence, Glen Rock, 56:57.21; 516. Peter Casale, Ridgewood, 56:57.68; 517. Daniel Ware, Waldwick, 56:57.75; 518. Michael Scalia, Garfi eld, 56:58.55; 519. Suzanne Laffey, Ridgewood, 56:58.95; 520. Amalie Park, Westwood, 56:59.62; 521. Lyndsey Bardnell, Ridgewood, 57:03.75; 522. Kevin Collins, Ridgewood, 57:08.02; 523. Russ Salzberg, Wayne, 57:09.09; 525. Joel Homes, Ridgewood, 57:09.69; 526. John Greenberg, North Haledon, 57:10.31; 527. Daniel DelMonaco, Ridgewood, 57:13.77; 528. Erica Carter, Mahwah, 57:15.48; 529. Charlie Reilly, Ridgewood, 57:18.06; 531. Taya Glotzer, Tenafl y, 57:18.90; 532. Joe Saley, Teaneck, 57:22.30; 533. Kristin Hall, Ho-Ho-Kus, 57:23.71; 534 .Patricia Kutner Fium, River Vale, 57:23.90; 535. Shayna Jennings, Ridgewood, 57:26.51; 536. Jeff Brooks, Towaco, 57:28.71; 538. Susan McNair, Glen Rock, 57:31.61; 539. Stephanie Fleming, Ridgewood, 57:32.90; 540. Steven Drucker, North Haledon, 57:33.22; 542. Rebecca Zaritsky, Fair Lawn, 57:38.30; 543. Jen Kuo, Park Ridge, 57:42.03; 544. Matt Yablonsky, Ringwood, 57:43.37; 546. Lauren Miller, Glen Rock, 57:45.51; 547. Christina Konig, Ridgewood, 57:46.22; 548. Christopher Kamnik, Ramsey, 57:47.15; 549. Yolanda Salazar, Bergenfi eld, 57:47.57; 550. Christine Fellner, Mahwah, 57:48.56; 551. Sandra Nestor-Dainger, Haskell, 57:51.41; 553. Cathryn Traphagen, Paramus, 57:54.97; 554. Frank Tip, Ridgewood, 57:56.11; 555. Kathleen Saggio, Hasbrouck Heights, 57:57.26; 556. Mike Bator, Ho-Ho-Kus, 57:57.55; 557. Joanne Roberts, Franklin Lakes, 58:03.94; 558 .Barbara Paer, Westwood, 58:04.03; 560. Sally Skuric, Ridgewood, 58:08.43; 562. Jim O’Brien, Ridgewood, 58:10.67; 563. Frank LaSala, Franklin Lakes, 58:16.32; 564. Danielle Wright, Glen Rock, 58:17.21; 565. Beatrice Davis, North Haledon, 58:20.83; 566.D avid Rywelski, Ridgewood, 58:22.47; 567. Joe Diaz, Hackensack, 58:24.18; 568. Matthew Feddock, Midland Park, 58:24.40; 575. Nicholas Santangelo, Ridgewood, 58:41.58; 576. Sandra Santangelo, Ridgewood, 58:41.63; 577. Andrea Graziano, Ridgewood, 58:42.80; 578. Glen Santangelo, Ridgewood, 58:43.17; 579. Stephanie Sonnick, Ridgewood, 58:44.64; 580. Steve Sonnick, Ridgewood, 58:44.93; 581. Stan Kowalski, Waldwick, 58:46.80; 582. Winston Chow, Ridgewood, 58:47.75; 583. Stacy Sachais, Ringwood, 58:48.67; 587. Greg Foley, Ridgewood, 58:52.49; 590. Stacy Levine, Ridgewood, 59:00.43; 593. Ed Callan, Ridgewood, 59:02.93; 594. Joann Abranowicz, Ramsey, 59:03.95; 595. Greg Gopoyan, Franklin Lakes, 59:06.82; 596. Emily Sabato, Fair Lawn, 59:09.64; 597. Kevin Seavers, Ridgewood, 59:14.90; 598. Kathlyn Gurney, Mahwah, 59:16.36; 599. Kelly Downs, Highland Lakes, 59:19.03; 600. Susan D’Elia, Allendale, 59:24.12; 601. Tim Sullivan, Ridgewood, 59:26.02; 602. Robert Redding, River Edge, 59:28.82; 603. Jeffrey See, Mahwah, 59:28.89; 604. Robert Sokota, Ridgewood, 59:29.77; 605. Ann Turi, Franklin Lakes, 59:29.93; 607. Carolyn Hughes, Montvale, 59:34.20; 610. Myndee Males, Hasbrouck Heights, 59:37.03; 611. Deirdre Azzopardi, Ridgewood, 59:37.14; 612. Frank Grasso, Teaneck, 59:37.58; 613. Cesare Sottile, Maywood, 59:37.63; 614. Michael Braverman, Paramus, 59:40.85; 615. Tim Holt, Ridgewood, 59:42.05; 617. Ryan Minair, Glen Rock, 59:44.49; 618. Denise Berke, Dumont, 59:47.79; 619. Richard Fauquier, Hillsdale, 59:49.36; 620. Beth Sokota, Ridgewood, 59:50.66; 621. Julie Grayson, Ridgewood, 59:56.82; 622. Julie Kavadlo, Fort Lee, 59:59.69; 624. Sean Tanner, North Haledon, 1:00:04.38; 625. Vincent Loncto, Ridgewood, 1:00:09.10; 626. Erin Fitzpatrick, Oak Ridge,

1:06:03.12; 775. Joanne Pesce, Emerson, 1:06:05.81; 777. Dino Carabin, Mahwah, 1:06:11.39; 778. Mike Furst, Little Ferry, 1:06:12.34; 779. Karen Sager, Ridgewood, 1:06:13.21; 780. Kayla Den Bleyker, Bergenfi eld, 1:06:13.65; 781. Tim Holt Jr., Ridgewood, 1:06:15.43; 783. Susan Bolella, Demarest, 1:06:24.02; 784. Antje Hennings, Demarest, 1:06:24.95; 787. Noelle Petach, Ridgewood, 1:06:49.53; 788. Jennifer Bergmann, New Milford, 1:06:52.72; 789. Frank Callaghan, Ridgewood, 1:06:57.98; 790. Mark Neibart, Ridgewood, 1:07:02.83; 972. Lia Isaac, Glen Rock, 1:07:06.61; 793. Pam Hersperger, Ridgewood, 1:07:11.11; 794. Lee Gilbreath, Glen Rock, 1:07:15.42; 796. Saemi Orichi, Oakland, 1:07:23.63; 797. Kayo Sakaguchi, Oakland, 1:07:24.92; 798. Ken Atkinson, Oakland, 1:07:30.09; 799. Gina Pfund, Ridgewood, 1:07:33.42; 800 .Allison Wey, Ho-Ho-Kus, 1:07:33.60; 801. Mary Walsh, Saddle River, 1:07:36.53; 802. Annie Nadler, Saddle River, 1:07:36.60; 803. Maria Rini, Oradell, 1:07:39.11; 804. Arthur Erickson, Wayne, 1:07:40.81; 805. Perry Fox, Upper Saddle River, 1:07:48.67; 807. Gary Dadaian, Cresskill, 1:07:54.49; 808. Alisa Loftus, Ridgewood, 1:07:57.15; 809. Rylan Loftus, Ridgewood, 1:07:57.20; 810. Carrie Beiter, Ridgewood, 1:07:58.94; 811. Jennifer Favieri, Ridgewood, 1:07:59.53; 812. Robert Boyd, Colonia, 1:08:00.65; 813. Jose Diaz, Maywood, 1:08:01.37; 815. Susan Donegan, Lyndhurst, 1:08:08.19; 816 .Karen Seavers, Ridgewood, 1:08:13.75; 817. Beth Frost, Mahwah, 1:08:14.92; 20. Beth Hughes, Ramsey, 1:08:45.14; 821. Cynthia Gallaugher, Highland Lakes, 1:08:48.84; 822. Lisa Holt, Ridgewood, 1:08:54.92; 823 .Karyn Erb, Ridgewood, 1:08:56.04; 824. Espedito Luciano, Park Ridge, 1:08:57.49; 826. Bridget Donahue Hamid, Ridgewood, 1:09:09.85; 828. Kristan Louis, Mahwah, 1:09:10.93; 829. Theresa Markus, Ridgewood, 1:09:11.80; 830. Ron Ferguson, Glen Rock, 1:09:12.76; 831. Kristi Daniel, Park Ridge, 1:09:15.78; 832. Shu Weng Paramus, 1:09:18.49; 833. Diane Siegler Mahwah, 1:09:26.03; 834 .Daniel Bernstein Glen Rock, 1:09:36.64; 835. Nicole Leininger, Wyckoff, 1:09:40.09; 837. Emily Polihrom, Maywood, 1:09:42.18; 838. Victoria Ebel, River Vale, 1:09:44.52; 839. Flavia Blair, Ringwood, 1:09:45.54; 840. Kelly Knapp, Butler, 1:10:05.74; 841. Craig Smith, West Milford, 1:10:08.37; 842. Kira Bru, Ridgewood, 1:10:26.57; 843. Ilana Workman, Ringwood, 1:10:46.61; 844. Jeff Dorn, Englewood, 1:10:51.79; 846. Melanie Sue, Mahwah, 1:11:28.07; 848. Michael Liebau, Waldwick, 1:11:34.27; 849. Bengt Schultz, Englewood, 1:11:41.64; 852. John Van Olden, Fair Lawn, 1:11:49.96; 853. Shanti Chacko, Dumont, 1:11:54.00; 854. Gigi Venegas, New Milford, 1:11:55.21; 855. Liz Miguel, Westwood, 1:11:57.96; 857. Jolinda Mester, Ridgewood, 1:12:08.60; 858. Dalia Mahmoud, Wyckoff, 1:12:11.66; 859. John Prieto, Ridgewood, 1:12:17.78; 860. Frances Barto, Ho-Ho-Kus, 1:12:44.11; 861. George Russell, Park Ridge, 1:12:47.78; 862. Kitty Schappert, Westwood, 1:13:15.28; 863. Anthony Cristiano, Ridgewood, 1:13:43.38; 865. Richard Swanson, Ridgewood, 1:14:03.79; 866. Abde Dominguez, Demarest, 1:14:10.12; 867. Albert Nieves, Wood-Ridge, 1:14:10.77; 868. Maggie O’Brien, Hawthorne, 1:14:20.02; 869. Margy McCabe, Pompton Lakes, 1:14:20.50; 870. Lauren Corcoran, Paramus, 1:14:33.61; 871. Casey Drucker, North Haledon, 1:14:33.87; 872. Glenn Salka, Fair Lawn, 1:14:41.50; 873. Tommy Snee, Washington Township, 1:14:44.28; 875. Barbara Ryan, Leonia, 1:15:07.14; 878. Lynae Barnes, Ramsey, 1:15:34.22; 879. Kaysha Streich, Ramsey, 1:15:35.24; 880. Ed Ament, Little Falls, 1:15:47.97; 885. Pete Kelly, Hawthorne, 1:16:59.17; 886. Julie Brodsky, Ridgewood, 1:17:05.29; 887. Rebecca Cronk, Ridgewood, 1:17:05.68; 888. Wanda Yee, Ridgewood, 1:17:06.48; 889. Marion Lorenzo, Washington Township, 1:17:09.72; 890. Jonathan Nordquist, Paramus, 1:17:24.59; 895. Jane Krause, Wayne, 1:18:07.10; 899. Julianne O’Neill, Ridgewood, 1:19:06.74; 901. Joanne Albanese, River Edge, 1:19:32.99; 902. Chris Sullivan, Ridgewood, 1:20:47.93; 903. Harriet Sottile, Maywood, 1:21:13.61; 904. Helen Russell, Harrington Park, 1:21:40.22; 905. Margarita Hernandez, Elmwood Park, 1:21:50.05; 907. Alexandra Bru, Ridgewood, 1:22:12.49; 908. Jane Simpson, Wayne, 1:22:25.21; 909. Anthony Scarpa, Hasbrouck Heights, 1:22:37.00; 910. Henry Iglesias, Wood-Ridge, 1:22:37.20; 911. Judith Moretto, Leonia, 1:22:59.33; 912. Jennifer Mercer, East Rutherford, 1:23:17.32; 913. Brian Mercer, East Rutherford, 1:23:19.36; 915. Lillian Rinkiewicz, Wood-Ridge, 1:25:04.87; 918. Robert Arbogast, Ringwood, 1:25:45.28; 919. Melissa Sabo, Ringwood, 1:25:45.32; 922. Stephanie Siegel, West Milford, 1:30:00.00; 924. Kathleen Rudowsky, West Milford, 1:30:58.52; 925. Laura Anzalone, Rutherford, 1:33:07.22; 926. Jackie Weisberg, Fair Lawn, 1:33:07.41; 928. Sachiko Kawamura, Wyckoff, 1:36:15.23; 929. Howard Silver, Woodcliff Lake, 1:36:58.86; 932. Charles Kime, Ridgewood, 1:47:25.73

RIDGEWOOD RUNESS SPORTS • FITNESS • WELLNESS1:00:15.63; 627. Rachel Zurfl ueh, Pompton Plains, 1:00:24.34; 629. Anya Sherman, Ridgewood, 1:00:26.82; 630. Gregory Irwin, Franklin Lakes, 1:00:29.22; 631. Bill Commer, Ridgewood, 1:00:30.31;633. Melissa Yu, Montvale, 1:00:33.40; 634. John McKnight, Allendale, 1:00:34.85; 635. Jessica Royston, Waldwick, 1:00:35.87; 636. Daniel Schuchman, Glen Rock, 1:00:39.16; 637. Joseph Rzepka, Palisades Park, 1:00:39.50; 638. Harry Borrero, Teaneck, 1:00:40.04; 639. Patty Caann, Ho-Ho-Kus, 1:00:40.83; 640. Bill Caann, Ho-Ho-Kus, 1:00:40.91; 642. Eric Keil, Wayne, 1:00:44.97; 643. Erica Keil, Wayne, 1:00:45.12; 415. Thomas Broderick, Mahwah, 1:01:00.72; 646. Ari Bernstein, Allendale, 1:01:01.74; 647. Kimberly Reis, Ridgewood, 1:01:02.16; 648. Tsubasa Sonoda, Ridgewood, 1:01:03.30; 649. Spencer Stiles, Ridgewood, 1:01:05.47; 650. Carolyn Stiles, Ridgewood, 1:01:05.47; 651. Kerri Kearney, Midland Park, 1:01:06.12; 652. Leslie Rudolph, Hawthorne, 1:01:06.74; 653. Oliver Stringham, North Arlington, 1:01:07.22; 654. Laura Delorenzo, Ho-Ho-Kus, 1:01:08.37; 655. Maryellen Chaves, Ridgewood, 1:01:09.45; 656. Sandy Pappas, Ho-Ho-Kus, 1:01:11.97; 657. Cosimo Marino, Hasbrouck Heights, 1:01:12.07; 659. Joanne Hamill, Ridgewood, 1:01:19.22; 660. E.G. Hamill, Ridgewood, 1:01:19.82;661. Amy Connelly, Ridgewood, 1:01:21.94; 662. Corrie Gattoglio, Ridgewood, 1:01:22.28; 663. Mary Wagner, Hasbrouck Heights, 1:01:29.27; 664. Abbie DeMirbulakli, Hewitt, 1:01:30.85; 668. Brenda Olesin, Mahwah, 1:01:42.48; 669. Sarah Sandler, Ridgewood, 1:01:44.09; 670. Gail Warshaw, Demarest, 1:01:45.16; 671. Chris Cordaro, Ridgewood, 1:01:47.55; 672 .Neil Sheehan, Allendale, 1:01:48.23; 673. Beth Seavers, Midland Park, 1:01:49.17; 676 .Eileen Phillips, Hawthorne, 1:01:56.04; 677. Luke Fortunato, Ridgewood, 1:02:04.26; 678. Steve Fortunato, Ridgewood, 1:02:05.70; 680. Heba Abdulla, Franklin Lakes, 1:02:09.06; 681. Kurt Reineking, Oradell, 1:02:11.41; 682. Kaitlyn Haitz, Mahwah, 1:02:12.39; 683. Fred Haitz, Mahwah, 1:02:14.95; 684. Carolann Gallagher, Woodcliff Lake, 1:02:18.97; 685. Angus Callan, Ridgewood, 1:02:20.14; 686. Frank Chung, Hillsdale, 1:02:20.83; 687. Aziz Akmese, Teaneck, 1:02:24.89; 690. James Banks, Hackensack, 1:02:31.70; 691. Michelle Fox, Upper Saddle River, 1:02:35.36; 693. Rachel Quinn, Oradell, 1:02:41.23; 694. Otto Pinelli, Mahwah, 1:02:42.76; 695. Hubert Moran, Teaneck, 1:02:47.43; 696. Meredith Caulfi eld, Ridgewood, 1:02:48.86; 697. Valerie Pickett, Mahwah, 1:02:53.55; 698. Eddie Seavers, Midland Park, 1:02:55.00; 699. Larry Pickett, Mahwah, 1:02:55.04; 700. Ellen Seavers, Ridgewood, 1:02:55.07; 702. Wayne Brewster, Ridgewood, 1:02:56.95; 703. Sharon Sherman, Wyckoff, 1:02:58.76; 704. Amy Higby, Ramsey, 1:03:00.25; 706. Kazue Taira, Paramus, 1:03:06.90; 707. Kristin Reed, North Haledon, 1:03:07.67; 708. Mandy Minnema, Woodland Park, 1:03:07.84; 709. Eugene Vater, Lyndhurst, 1:03:09.25; 710. Adele Mackin, Lyndhurst, 1:03:10.48; 711. Hilary Aumack, East Rutherford, 1:03:12.50; 712. Adam Feinberg, Fair Lawn, 1:03:13.16; 713. Cathleen Giancristof, Wyckoff, 1:03:14.42; 714. Rod Wilbur, Little Ferry, 1:03:22.17; 715 .Craig Lang, Elmwood Park, 1:03:22.49; 716. John Bradley, Ridgewood, 1:03:24.83; 718. Danica Piljic, Clifton, 1:03:29.68; 719. Ellen Dudas, Wyckoff, 1:03:29.69; 720. Ann Smith, Wyckoff, 1:03:31.15; 723. David Benjamin, Ridgewood, 1:03:38.79; 725. Kazuo Taira, Paramus, 1:03:43.73; 726. Romeo Venegas, New Milford, 1:03:47.63; 727. Miriam Bakal, Upper Saddle River, 1:03:54.27; 728. James Dalcanton, Fair Lawn, 1:03:55.81; 729. Jason Leider, Ridgewood, 1:04:01.49; 731. Brar Harleen, Franklin Lakes, 1:04:02.52; 732. Cindy Noe, Wyckoff, 1:04:05.26; 733. Coco Murray, Wyckoff, 1:04:06.11; 734. Barbra Seltzer, Fair Lawn, 1:04:07.10; 735. Nicole Dvorak, Hackensack, 1:04:15.24; 737. Andrew Lane, Allendale, 1:04:24.83; 738. Ann O’Connell, Wyckoff, 1:04:28.97; 739. Beatrice Lane, Allendale, 1:04:34.56; 740. Brenda Sanchez, Ridgewood, 1:04:39.31; 741. Tamara Winawer, Tenafl y, 1:04:42.00; 742. Natalie McCrudder, Ridgewood, 1:04:43.54; 744. Leena Bansal, Ridgewood, 1:04:52.99; 745. Morgan Wishnew, Ridgewood, 1:04:55.84; 746. Maeve Cunningham, Ridgewood, 1:04:56.92; 747. Christopher Otterster, Ridgewood, 1:04:57.80; 748. Theresa Ebel, River Vale, 1:04:58.14; 750. Carolyn Brush, Mahwah, 1:05:04.71; 751. Al Graef, Oradell, 1:05:05.09; 752. Gail Friedberg, Fair Lawn, 1:05:06.02; 753. Todd Cohen, Woodcliff Lake, 1:05:07.37; 755. John McCrudder, Ridgewood, 1:05:08.75; 756. Megan Devir, Ridgewood, 1:05:13.50; 758. Tim Devir, Ridgewood, 1:05:15.69; 759. Stephanie Morgan, Bergenfi eld, 1:05:15.94; 760. Gregory Pylypovych, Glen Rock, 1:05:18.39; 761. Nancy Williams, Wyckoff, 1:05:22.65; 762. Cheryl Kelly, Motvale, 1:05:22.74; 763. Glen Sherman, Ridgewood, 1:05:27.53; 764. Norman Schlesinger, New Milford, 1:05:29.76; 765. Jason Diamond, Woodcliff Lake, 1:05:31.37; 766. Joanne Minichetti, Englewood, 1:05:32.51; 767. Ewa Surma, Elmwood Park, 1:05:38.35; 769. Zahava Rottenstrich, Fair Lawn, 1:05:43.46; 773. Scott Reddin, Englewood, 1:05:53.36; 774. Julie Berry, Ridgewood,

51:56.75; 303. Luis Santos, Montvale, 51:57.90; 304. Sharon James, Upper Saddle River, 51:59.56; 305. Karen Mantari, Elmwood Park, 52:00.91; 306. Katie Reis, Ridgewood, 52:01.25; 307. Chris Pesce, Emerson, 52:02.43; 309. Frank Funiciello, Wayne, 52:06.95; 310. Kevin Leonard, Glen Rock, 52:09.03; 311. Daniel Kirsch, Hackensack, 52:09.85; 313. Stephen Schultheis, Ridgewood, 52:12.77; 314. Michael Smith, Garfi eld, 52:14.83; 315. Roselynn Bedoya, Clifton, 52:15.29; 316. Jeffrey Carter, Mahwah, 52:15.36; 319. Laura Murphy, Ridgewood, 52:20.07; 320. William Wilde, Hackensack, 52:25.40; 321. Hany Kamel, Ridgewood, 52:27.09; 322. David Klein, Ridgewood, 52:30.57; 323. Andrew Schmidt, Ridgewood, 52:33.27; 330. Christina Knapp, Ridgewood, 52:43.93; 332. Oguz Bakkal, Ridgewood, 52:46.20; 333. Kevin Liau, Englewood Cliffs, 52:47.33; 334. Ron Baran, Pompton Plains, 52:49.55; 335. Andy Cooper, Allendale, 52:52.04; 336. Hannah Fishbein, Ridgewood, 52:56.91; 337. Maria DaSilva, Lyndhurst, 52:57.41; 338. Andrew Hirschfeld, Glen Rock, 52:57.66; 340. Tim McSherry, Ridgewood, 52:59.10; 341. Paul Hackett, Franklin Lakes, 53:00.19; 342. Stephanie Dirubba, East Rutherford, 53:00.62; 343. Molly Walter, Hawthorne, 53:01.06; 344. Andrea Coughlin, Franklin Lakes, 53:03.08; 345. Colleen O’Brien, Franklin Lakes, 53:04.20; 346. Hugo Del Bove, Wyckoff, 53:04.24; 348. Doug Henschen, Harrington Park, 53:06.44; 349. William Ash, Hewitt, 53:11.35; 350. Susan Flanzman, Ridgewood, 53:12.55; 352. Pete Doroshenko, Fair Lawn, 53:16.06; 353. Stephen Haas, Ridgewood, 53:17.11; 354. Dan Gorczycki, Franklin Lakes, 53:19.20; 355. Christopher Fitzgerald Ridgewood, 53:19.47; 356. Scott Markowitz, Ringwood, 53:20.93; 357. Amy Levitt, Oradell, 53:22.14; 358. Toki Kawasumi, Dumont, 53:22.46; 359. Paul Cordero, Bogota, 53:22.50; 360. Lorie Post, North Haledon, 53:23.99; 361. Susumu Hirota, Ridgewood, 53:25.98; 362. Michelle Griffi th, Glen Rock, 53:26.23; 363. Howard Goldberg, Wayne, 53:26.46; 364. Melissa Case, Glen Rock, 53:27.75; 366. Michael Blair, Ringwood, 53:29.37; 367. Bruce Tripido, Ridgewood, 53:30.62; 368. James Cimmino, Hasbrouck Heights, 53:32.35; 369. Kumiko Suzuki, Ridgewood, 53:33.24; 370. Sal Sofi a, Ridgewood, 53:35.31; 372. Paul Comper, Ridgewood, 53:36.31; 373. Daria Fox, Upper Saddle River, 53:36.78; 374. Peggy Richko, Hewitt, 53:39.21; 375. Glenn Alba, Ridgewood, 53:40.27; 376. David Hough, Ridgewood, 53:40.54; 377. Andrew Paer, Westwood, 53:41.65; 378. Kenneth Baker, Towaco, 53:42.27; 379. Ken Autore, Wantage, 53:45.56; 381. Philip Wisener, Ridgewood, 53:49.87; 383. Anthony D’Ambrosio, Ho-Ho-Kus, 53:50.92; 384. Cheryl Lavaglia, Ridgewood, 53:52.53; 385. Antonella Lia, Ridgewood, 53:52.90; 387. David Ivaldi, Oakland, 53:56.27; 389. Jodi Murphy, Westwood, 53:58.74; 390. Dan Graziano, Ridgewood, 53:59.51; 391. Alice Diamond, Ridgewood, 54:00.15; 394. Matthew Baron, Ridgewood, 54:13.16; 395. Themba Nyirenda, Hackensack, 54:13.61; 396. Keith Hollender, Ho-Ho-Kus, 54:14.22; 397. Steven Bermack, Glen Rock, 54:16.30; 398. Greg Langa, Ridgewood, 54:16.48; 399. Cindy Callahan, Glen Rock, 54:21.24; 400. Chris Belknop, Glen Rock, 54:21.61; 401. Steven Clifford, Park Ridge, 54:21.77; 402. Kyle Weldon, Waldwick, 54:22.13; 403. Benny Kim, Norwood, 54:25.15; 404. Carlos Rosso, Ridgewood, 54:25.61; 405. Abbie Klein, Ridgewood, 54:26.59; 406. Derek Gamble, Ramsey, 54:27.43; 409. Jimena Silva, Glen Rock, 54:31.03; 410. Ira Reiss, Glen Rock, 54:31.44; 411. Maria Torre, Glen Rock, 54:31.50; 412. Danilo Sarmiento, Bergenfi eld, 54:31.88; 413. Seth Page, Fair Lawn, 54:32.55; 414. Michael Petruzzi, Mahwah, 54:35.57; 415. Dave Barry, Ridgewood, 54:36.37; 416. Melissa Barry, Ridgewood, 54:36.91; 417. John Heffernan, Franklin Lakes, 54:39.80; 420. Joseph Albano, Wayne, 54:43.48; 421. Kelly Cardozo, Lyndhurst, 54:45.75; 422. Ray Bondy, Wyckoff, 54:46.07; 424. Scott Miller, Woodcliff Lake, 54:47.13; 425. Jennifer Contrucci, Ridgewood, 54:47.76; 426. Roger Juppe, Ridgewood, 54:49.62; 427. Suzanne Bouchard, Ho-Ho-Kus, 54:50.10; 428. Jacob Seltzer, Fair Lawn, 54:50.21; 429. Tina Tilyou, Ridgewood, 54:50.90; 430. Jack Abernethy, Ridgewood, 54:51.22; 433. Maria Hutchinson, Ridgewood, 54:56.66; 435. Anthony Ontiveros, Ridgewood, 54:57.24; 436. Jon Sabino, Wayne, 54:58.69; 438. Joe Pardavila, East Rutherford, 55:02.88; 439. Caren Sinclaire-Kay, Ridgewood, 55:03.48; 440. Jonathan Toback, Wayne, 55:03.94; 441. Christopher Lee, Teaneck, 55:04.92; 443. Amy DeVincentis, Ridgewood, 55:07.68; 444. David Guerriero, River Vale, 55:08.26; 446. John Citti, Ridgewood, 55:09.13; 447. Larissa Alaverdian, Norwood, 55:09.37; 448. Peter Drees, Ridgewood, 55:09.53; 449. Jean DiPaolo, Mahwah, 55:09.67; 450. Lori Guerriero, River Vale, 55:12.18; 451. Denise Clifford, Park Ridge, 55:18.51; 452. Joseph Gerber, Wyckoff, 55:19.90; 453. Sean Donohue, Ridgewood, 55:21.29; 454. Luz Rivera, Westwood, 55:22.06; 455. Paul Greene, Ridgewood, 55:22.71; 456. Dave Hall, Harrington Park, 55:23.82; 457. Kerry Irwin, Franklin Lakes, 55:25.76; 458. Christopher Hugo, Bergenfi eld,

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Bosco Prep routed Paramus 9-0 to successfully defend its Bergen County Baseball Tournament crown on May 28. Burns, who improved to 8-1 for the season, tied the BCT record for most tourney wins with his sixth success.

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Paramus which had advanced to the championship game for the fi rst time since 1976.

In the semifi nals, the top-seeded Ironmen ended the un-expected run of 20th-seeded Rutherford by defeating the Bulldogs 8-3 in a game that was contested over two days due to a rain suspension. High-lighting the DBP success was a county single-game record of a12 stolen bases, three of which were pilfered by Grant

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rout of Ramapo in the lower bracket keyed by Frankie Co-lasante picking up his third “W” in the tourney by hurling four innings of one-hit ball. The Spartans batted around in the second and third in-nings, pushing nine runs across the plate to position themselves into the champi-onship game for the fi rst time in 36 years. Senior Mike Bus-

Ironmen on the board with two outs in the second when he launched a homer over the left fi eld. DBP added two runs in the third and fi ve in the fi fth to lock up the title. Senior Joe Manganella was named the MVP of the tourney as he went 7 for 11 and knocked in four runs. Burns was the obvious choice for Most Valuable Pitch-er. Herrera, George Iskanderi-an and Joe Purritano all drove in a pair of runs in the win over

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sanich contributed a double and single, driving in a game high four runs.

Seeded No. 7, defending champion DePaul romped to an 11-2rout of Wayne Hills to capture its second straight Passaic County Tournament banner on Memorial Day. Senior Sean Jones, the Spar-tans’ DH, launched a pair of homers, driving in fi ve runs and scoring four times as he went 4 for 4. During the four-game run to the PCT title, Jones went 13 for 16 for a

PCT quarterfi nals were decid-ed in extra innings. Hawthorne rallied from a 8-2 defi cit after four innings to tie the score at 8-8 before pulling out a 13-8 win over Passaic Tech with fi ve runs in the 10th inning. Rick Grofsick homered and drove in four runs while Ryan Hollis went deep and drove in three runs. Michael Guarino singled in runs in the fi fth and ninth in-nings as Wayne Hills won over Lakeland 2-1 in nine innings.

In the post-season sectional competitions, St. Joseph Re-gional/Montvale defeated St. Peter’s Prep 7-5 in the quar-terfi nal round of the NJSIAA Non-Public A Division play-offs. The highlight of the victo-ry was that it was win No. 555 for Green Knight head coach Frank Salvanno that tied the all-time record for career wins by a Bergen County baseball coach. Senior second base-man Nick Wolyniece blasted a walk-off two run homer in the bottom of the seventh Co-rey Kerche, Matt Kozuch and Alex Woinski contributed RBIs while Green Knight ace Rob Kaminsky was the winning

pitcher.Ridgewood claimed its fi rst

NJSIAA, North Jersey, Sec-tion I, Group IV title since 1971 when junior Kevin Sket-tini tossed a three-hit shutout and the Maroons blanked Liv-ingston 2-0. With runners on the corners in the fourth, the Maroons executed a delayed double steal as Nico Syming-ton broke for second base, drawing a throw while Mike Coniglio raced for home with the fi rst tally of the game. Coniglio contributed an RBI single in the fi fth for an insur-ance run.

Mike Koller hurled a one-hit-ter as Midland Park blanked Park Ridge 7-0 in the semifi -nals of the North 1, Group I bracket. Phil Vonderstrasse supplied the power, launch-ing a homer and legging out a two-bagger as he knocked in four runs.

Ridgefi eld claimed the NJ-SIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group I title when Rudy Chavez and Luis Hidalgo combined on a six-hitter to spur the Royals to a 6- vic-tory over Dunellen. Hidalgo

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Wayne Hills blanked Clifton 2-0 in the semifi nals as Chris Amato blanked the Mustangs on a fi ve-hitter. Justin Avidis-sien singled in both runs in the bottom of the fourth. DePaul routed Hawthorne 15-4 in the upper bracket as Jones belted two homers and senior Mike Lembo contributed four RBIs including a two-run homer in the fi fth. Junior catcher John Scarr went 5 for 5, including a pair of doubles.

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DBP added the NJSIAA North Jersey, Non-Public A Di-vision championship banner to its collection with a 3-0 victory over Delbarton the sectional fi nale. Michael Gomez started and picked up the win before Burns relieved in the seventh as the duo combined on a three-hitter. Gomez improved to 6-1 as he allowed the three hits while whiffi ng six and walking one over six innings while Burns fanned three in the seventh. First baseman Matt Dacey went deep with a long homer in the bottom of the third to put the Ironmen on the board. In the sixth, DBP padded its advantage to three runs by loading the bases for Herrera who doubled in a pair of runs.

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Championship FinalDon Bosco Prep 9 – Paramus 0 Semifi nalsDon Bosco Prep 8 – Rutherford 3Paramus 14 – Ramapo 0 Quarterfi nalsDon Bosco Prep 10 –River Dell 1Paramus 3 – Ridgefi eld Park 2Ramapo 5 – Emerson 0Rutherford 4 – Ridgewood 1

Pre-Quarterfi nalsDon Bosco Prep 11 – Dumont 1Emerson 6 – St. Mary (Rutherford) 4Paramus 10 – Indian Hills 0Ramapo 5 – Glen Rock 4Ridgefi eld Pk 1 – St. Joseph Reg 0Ridgewood 12 – Lyndhurst 2Rutherford 3 – Mahwah 0

Preliminary RoundDumont 3 – Midland Park 2Glen Rock 4 – Park Ridge 3Rutherford – Wood-Ridge 1

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Championship FinalDePaul 11 – Wayne Hills 2

Semifi nalsDePaul 15 – Hawthorne 4Wayne Hills 2 – Clifton 0

Quarterfi nalsClifton 11 – West Milford 8DePaul 5 – Pompton Lakes 3Hawthorne 13 – Passaic Tech 8 (11 innings)Wayne Hills 2 – Lakeland 1 (9 innings)

First RoundDePaul 10 – Paterson Kennedy 0Lakeland 11 – Passaic Valley 1Passaic Tech 7 – Passaic 1Wayne Valley 3 – Clifton 2

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SPOHIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

ByJessica Quas

S o p h o m o r e Steph Thomas was the outstanding

player throughout Immaculate Heart Academy’s run to its second straight Bergen Coun-ty Softball Tournament title. The sophomore right-hander scattered fi ve hits and one run while fanning six in hurling the Blue Eagles to an 8-1 triumph over third-seeded Paramus in the title game played on the campus of Montclair State Uni-versity on June 2.

Leading 2-1 entering the bot-tom of the third, IHA pushed three runs across the plate to increase its advantage to 5-1. Cassidy Trause doubled in a run and Danielle Ibarra drilled a two-run double and the rest was up to Thomas. The Blue Eagle had jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second inning when Abby Holmes and Trause

singled and Angela McGurie drew a base on balls to load the sacks. Ibarra connected with an RBI single and Trause scored on a run-down. Lauren Feorenzo, Paramus’ outstanding hurler, drove in the Lady Spartan’s sole tally of the game in the third.

IHA scratched out a 2-0 vic-tory over 21st-seeded Hack-ensack in the semifi nals when Thomas pitched a two-hit shut-out and aided her own cause when she launched a sacrifi ce fl y to plate senior second base-man Carly Picinich who led off the bottom of the fi rst with a triple. Abby Thomas delivered an insurance tally when she drove in Nicole Napolitano with a two-out single in the fourth. In the lower bracket, Feorenzo scattered nine hits as the Lady Spartans defeated Ramsey 3-2 in 10 innings to knock the sec-ond-seeded Rams out of the unbeaten class. Her teammate Stephanie Huang led off the

game with a home run. Trail-ing 2-0, Ramsey knotted the contest when delivered a two-out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh. When the game went to the 10th inning, the international tiebreaker criteria was invoked. Huang started the top of the 10th on second base, scoring on an infi eld out by Feo-renzo who blanked the Rams in the bottom of the inning, end-ing the contest on a strikeout.

In the quarterfi nals, Paramus scored the only run of a 1-0 victory over Immaculate Con-ception/Lodi in the bottom of the fi rst on an error. Feorenzo scattered four hits in picking up the shutout “W” while the Blue Wolves Kelly Hage allowed only two hits and no earned runs in defeat. Thomas did it all once again for the Blue Eagles in a 5-0 victory over Saddle Brook. She legged out a two-run triple while hurling a two-hit shutout. Taylor Farro gave up eight hits and a pair of runs in the bot-tom of the fi rst, but the Comets bailed her out with only four hits when Hackensack rallied to a 3- win over Ridgewood. Kay-las Gravalis blasted a two-run homer in the bottom of the fi rst and Ally Mende tossed a three-hitter to highlight Ramsey’s 4-1 win over Northern Valley/Old Tappan which got on the board in the top of the seventh on a solo round-tripper by Mary Wiley.

In the NJSIAA North Jersey Non-Public A Division cham-pionship game that paired the Bergen and Passaic County champions on the diamond, Immaculate Heart added a third title to its collection when the Blue Eagles pulled out a 4-3 victory over DePaul in 10 in-nings as Picinich scored on a suicide squeeze bunt laid down by Rachel Pollard. In the open-ing round, Thomas hurled a non-hitter in a 15-0 rout of St. Dominic Academy.

Other post-season state sec-tional highlights included a three-run homer by junior third baseman Taylor Armstrong that boosted Leonia to a 7-5 upset over Pompton Lakes to earn the Lady Lions their fi rst NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group I victory in 14 years. Immaculate Conception/Lodi’s

Hage tossed a non-hitter when the Blue Wolves ousted Bec-ton 17-0 from the states and Fair Lawn’s Marisa Sponuzzi fi red a no-hitter to support the Cutters’ 1-0 win over North Bergen. Julie Sosnicki allowed no hits and drove in four runs as Rutherford trounced Cen-tral of Newark 23-0 with Ally Paskas blasting a pair of hom-ers and driving in seven runs. DePaul’s Ashley LaGuardi no-hit Union Catholic 2-0 in the quarterfi nals of the Non-Pub-lic A playoffs.

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Championship FinalIHA 8 – Paramus 1

Semifi nalsIHA 2 – Hackensack 0Paramus 3 – Ramsey 2

Quarterfi nalsHackensack 3 – Ridgewood 2IHA 5 – Saddle Brook 0Paramus 1 – Immac Concep/Lodi 0Ramsey 4 – NV/Old Tappan 1

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PASSAIC COUNTY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

Championship FinalDePaul 9 – Lakeland 3

Semifi nalsDePaul 5 – Passaic Valley 4 (10 ins)Lakeland 5 – Pompton Lakes 0

Quarterfi nalsDePaul 10 – Wayne Hills 0Lakeland 5 – Clifton 3Passaic Valley 4 – West Milford 1Pompton Lakes 6 – Wayne Valley 2

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this team to go undefeated is something special.”

The season culminated with the Non-Public A victory, 3-0, over St. John Vianney at Toms River East. The group title avenged a 10-2 loss to the same St. John Vianney last season in the same game. “I think beating them (St. John Vianney) that it validated the whole season and it truly was a magical season,” said LaRezza.

While it is a cliché LaRezza said that the entire team en-joyed playing with each other and was cohesive. “Everybody was on board and it was a plea-sure to coach this team,” said the IHA head coach. “IF they don’t coexist, they won’t win.”

While the Blue Eagles do not have captains, he points to se-niors Carly Piccinich and Abby Holmes. “They took the lead,” said LaRezza.

On the fi eld IHA was led by four players who were named to the All Bergen County fi rst team in sophomore Thomas, junior catcher Ally Vergona, infi elder Piccinich and sophomore out-fi elder Rachel Pollard.

The IHA head coach started as an assistant coach in 1997 though 2003 at the Washington Township school. He left IHA along with then head coach Jeff Horohonich.

As it turns out he would spend one year at Montclair Kimber-

ley Academy before coming back to IHA, this time as a head coach in 2004. “I asked H (Ho-rohonich) if it was okay that I would go back,” said LaRezza. “I wanted to get his blessing.”

Horohonich, who now is the athletic director and head bas-ketball and softball coaches at Immaculate Conception in Lodi, had brought in LaRezza to IHA in ‘97.

For LaRezza he attended Montclair State University for about a week when he decided to play minor league baseball in the late 1980s and the early 1990s.

After his stint in minor league baseball, LaRezza returned to New Jersey and started the New Jersey Pride in 1991. The Pride’s origins were in Newark and was named after a Newark project called Project Pride.

As it turned out LaRezza just grew to love the sport of softball and likes it better than baseball. “The game is quicker and fast-er,” said the IHA head coach. “I didn’t think I would get respect from the guys.”

LaRezza ended up at IHA af-ter one of the players who also played for the Pride suggested him to Horohonich for a coach-ing position. The player was Meaghan Asselta who is now head softball coach at Lafayette College.

For LaRezza he said that there

have been some big changes since he fi rst started coach-ing in 1991 for high school softball including moving the circle from 40 feet to 43 feet, the same as in college, but there are others. “The female athlete has come a long way,” said LaRezza who added. “It seems to be more sports-spe-cifi c now.”

He added though that he be-lieves that the girls should try other sports. “I would never deter a girl from playing an-other sport,” said LaRezza. “I said knock yourself out.”

Looking back on the season the IHA head coach points to two of the wins in the drive to win the Non-Public A North state sectional title. The 10-in-ning 4-3 victory over DePaul to win the sectional title and also the 2-0 win over Pope John in the sectional semi-fi nals.

IHA’s head softball coach Anthony LaRezza.

LaRezza Helps to Make it a ‘Magical’ Season for IHABy Edward Kensik

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP — It might have been at the be-ginning of the season, but for Anthony LaRezza it was defi -nitely telling for the season.

LaRezza, the coach of Immac-ulate Heart Academy, helped guide the Blue Eagles to the Triple Crown, Big North, Ber-gen County and state Group titles.

For the IHA head coach he had an inkling about this team way back near the start of the season, April 14 at the Mount St. Dominic softball tourna-ment in Caldwell.

In the game Blue Eagles pitcher Steph Thomas would strike out back-to-back batters in the top of the seventh as Pennsbury, PA was looking to take the lead with runners on second and third and one out.

IHA would score four runs in the eighth inning to win 8-4 against the Pennsylvania pow-erhouse.

Not only did IHA garner the Triple Crown, but they went un-defeated, 32-0, along the way and could be considered one of the best if not the best softball team in New Jersey history.

“I knew that we would be in contention for all those titles,” said LaRezza. “If you told me that we would go undefeated I would say you were crazy. I have good teams at IHA but

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any sport is a rarity for most schools, yet Ridgewood swept this spring’s Group IV lacrosse championship banners in both the boys and girls brack-ets. In the boy’s competition, the Maroons rolled to a 10-6 victory over Morristown while the Lady Maroons trounced Clearview 18-7 to three-peat as state champions.

Seven Maroons fl ipped goals into the Colonials’ cage with Blake Feagles, Mike Lu-ing and Peter Reuter netting two goals apiece. Jack Allard, Garcia Logan, Conor O’Shea and Tripp Telesco chipped in with solo goals while O’Shea was credited with two assists. Goalie Noah Pounds made 11 saves.

Kelci Smesko netted a match-high six goals and dished off an assist while her sister Katie chipped in with a goal and two assists as Ridge-wood upped its record to 22-2 against the South Jersey champion. Kaitlin added a hat trick effort, scoring three times and dishing off an as-sist. Maggie Carver, Darby Kiernan and Devon Maltz con-tributed two goals each to the scoring parade while goalie Zoe Ferguson made seven saves.

Both Ridgewood squads were matched against teams from Chatham in the open-ing round of the Tournament of Champions. Pounds made seven saves the Maroon de-fense stiffened and limited the Cougars to three goals in a 6-3 victory. Feagle tallied two goals with Allard adding a goal and assist. Luing, O’Shea and Reuter also scored.

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lation knotted the score before the Lady Cougars pulled out the “W” with 2:08 left on the clock.

Don Bosco Prep battled Del-barton in the championship game of the NJSIAA Non-Public A Division tournament. The Ironmen led 8-5 with 1:48 remaining in regulation when Delbarton exploded with four straight goals to knot the score at 7-7 and send the verdict to overtime. The Green Wave won with their fi rst shot in OT. The Ironmen advanced to the championship round by defeat-ing Seton Hall Prep 14-12 after trailing the Pirates by three goals with 1:32 left in the third period.

Highlights of early round games in the state tourney included a trio of Glen Rock players, Braeden DeWan, Mike Mount and Alex Walker, turn-ing in hat trick performances to fuel the Panthers’ 12-4 rout of Voorhees while James Tem-ple scored fi ve goals and dis-tributed three assists to propel Northern Highlands to a 10 vic-tory over Lakeland. Mahwah’s Bob Collins registered a hat trick to spur the Thunderbirds to a 6-4 triumph over New Providence while Tom Calde-rone and Kevin Osback pro-duced hat trick efforts in Fair Lawn’s 9-6 win over Princeton and Robert Papa scored fi ve times to boost Wayne Valley to a 12-6 victory over Mainland Regional.

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outstanding scholastic career on the links when he carded a 18-hole round of 2-over par on 6,612 course at the Hopewell Valley Golf Club in the 2012 NJSIAA Golf Tournament of Champions. Tied for sixth over-all in the championship fl ight, Edelmen won the individual championship in the Non-Pub-lic B Division while leading the Rebels to an eight-stroke ad-vantage over runnerup Mont-clair-Kimberley in the battled

for the team. Joe Licati carded a round of 83, Austin Weslows-ki fi nished with an 87 and Ty-ler Crocco completed the SRD team totals with a round of 92.

Pascack Hills and Pascack Valley placed 3-4 in the Group II boys’ team standings while Wayne Hills’ Anthony Alex carded an 18-hole two under par round of 70 to win the Group III individual title. Ber-gen Catholic was runnerup in the Non-Public Division A team standings. The Acad-emy of the Holy Angels and Immaculate Heart Academy placed 5-6 in the overall Girls’ team standings.

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DON BOSCO PREP IRONMENDBP’s Nicholas Mendolla turned in a gold medal perfor-mance in the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen Track & Field Meet of Champions. Mendolla raced eight times around the track in Hackensack to break the tape in the 3200-meter run with a clocking of 9:38.51. His teammates Michael Hig-gins and Michael Flanagan followed in third and fourth place.

In the quarterfi nals of the NJSIAA Non-Public A Division baseball tournament, Don Bosco routed Pope John 13-1 in a game curtailed after fi ve innings by the 10-run mercy rule. Leading 2-1, the Ironmen bridged the bottom of the third and fourth innings with an 11-run outburst to up their overall record to 24-3. Steven Lombardi allowed two hits in earning the “W” while Ted Cebulski, Matt Dacey, Andrew Herrera, Joe Manganella and Joe Purritano drove in two runs apiece. Herrera, Puritano and Mike Mecca doubled while Manganella legged out a three-bagger.

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BERGEN CATHOLIC CRUSADERS

Bergen Catholic placed third in the 2012 NJSIAA Golf Tour-nament of Champions, trailing winner Burlington Township and runnerup Christian Brothers Academy in the competi-tion at the Hopewell Valley Golf Club in Hopewell. Harrison Shih carded the low 18-hole round of 74 over the pard-72, 6,612-yard course as he fi nished sixth overall in the fi eld. His teammate Erick Alonzo turned in a card of 76 to place 12th while Sean O’Neill fi nished with a 77 and Mat Love completed the team scoring with a round of 85.

Brendan McCullaugh dominated at the net, spiking 17 kills to spur the Crusaders to a 2-0 victory over Pope John in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2 boys volleyball tour-nament, Setter Kirk Nouhan directed the attack, distribut-ing 21 assists as the Crusaders won by scores of 25-19 and 2518. Hacik Arslanoglu scooped up eight digs and Charles Fraser picked up fi ve.

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GLEN ROCK PANTHERS

Glen Rock’s Frank Amoresano produced a gold medal performance in the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen County Track & Field Meet of Champions. The Panther speedster raced through the tape to win the 800-meter run in 1:55.96.

Leading all the way, Glen Rock romped to a 12-4 triumph over Voorhees in the pre-quarterfi nals of the NJSIAA Group I Boys Lacrosse tournament. Brian DeWan, Mike Mount and Alex Walker recorded hat trick performances, as each netted three goals and dished off solo assist. Tim Miller, Jake Pelleginro and Johnny Spada added solo goals with Pellgrino credited with a pair of assists. Goalie Jake Quist excelled between the pipes, making 20 saves. Pat Egan and Miller were selected to the Bergen County Coaches Association’s Boys Lacrosse All-Star First Team while teammates DeWan and Pat Keller were second tea, hon-orees.

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INDIAN HILLS BRAVES

Daniel Thompson soared over the bar at 6-6 to easily win the boys’ high jump competition at the Lou Lanza-lotto Bergen County Track & Field Meet of Champions. The Bergen County Women’s Coaches Association selected Juniors Natalie Carti and Nicole Kopyta to the girls’ lacrosse All-Star First Team. Devin Durando hurled a three-hitter as Indian Hills defeated Lakeland 6-1 to up its overall softball record to 23-4.

It was a power surge victory as Nicole Paolotti went deep, blasting a three-run homer and Kristen Waters connected for a two-run homer. On the baseball dia-mond in the quarterfi nals of the MJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group III playoffs, Austin Solcito tossed a four-hitter as the Braves defeated Paramus 2-1. Tom-my Cancalosi and Jorge Peralta knocked in the runs in the bottom of the fi rst.

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IHA’s Theresa Piccialo garnered a gold medal in the NJ-SIAA Track & Field Meet of Champions when she fl ipped the eight-pound ball 45-8 ¼ to win the girls’ shot put com-petition. Seniors Christina Paulsen and Mary Tabatneck were selected t the Bergen County Women’s Coaches Association First Team All-Star Golf Team while Gabrielle McMahon and Brittany Tarantino were fi rst team selec-tions by the BCWCA I girls lacrosse.

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DePaul pummeled Wayne Hills 11-2 to successfully defend its Passaic County Baseball Tournament crown. Seeded No. 7, the Spartans connected for 16 hits to coast to the champion-ship on Memorial Day after collecting 22 hits two days earlier in routing sixth-seeded Hawthorne 13-4 in the semifi nals. In the fi nale, Sean Jones supplied the punch at the plate, going 4 for 4 as he blasted a two-run homer in the top of the fi rst and added a solo round-tripper in the seventh. He also went deep twice against Hawthorne and was 13 for 15 (.813) in the Spartans’ four-game sweep of the PCT.

Riley Clark’s hat trick performance spurred the Spartans to a 10-5 triumph over Dwight-Englewood in the NJSIAA Boys La-crosse Tournament played in Wayne. Riley netted three goals with Mike Mazzanna, Bradley Paterson and Robbie Williams netting two goals apiece. Vincent Halloran contributed the other goal with Mike Caposella setting up the attack by dis-tributing three assists. Goalie Connor Brophy was credited with eight saves.

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Angela Harrison sprinted through the tape to re-cord a gold medal performance in the girls’ divi-sion of the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen County Track & Field Championships. Harrson stopped the clock in 25.59 as she won the 200-meter dash.

Her teammate sped to a silver medal fi nish in the 100-meter dash, recording a clocking of 12.53. In the boys’ division, Jabrill Peppers was second to the fi nish in the 100-meter dash, registering a time of 10.77 as he lost a photo fi nish in the battle for the gold.

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Seth Zuidema uncorked a toss of 167-2 to claim the silver medal in the boys’ javelin competition at the Lou Lanza-lotto Bergen County Track & Field Meet of Champions. Named to the baseball All-Star Third Team selected by the Bergen County Coaches; Association were seniors Tom Felice and Mike Keller.

Spencer Javras tossed a three-hitter as Midland Park de-feated Ridgefi eld 7-1 in an NJIC diamond encounter. Fe-lice went deep, launching a solo homer while Phil Vorder-strrasse knocked in three runs. Mike Formicola and Mike LiPluma delivered RBI singles. Felice plated three runners while Formicola and Vonderstrasse knocked in a pair of runs apiece when the Panthers routed Butler 10-1. Javros hurled a fi ve-hitter in picking up the “W” on the mound. At the plate, Felice, Javras, Dennis Kieselbach and Vonder-strausse drilled two-baggers.

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Mahwah vanquished South Jersey champion Buena Region-al 11-4 to capture the NJSIAA Group II baseball champion-ship as the Thunderbirds claimed their fi rst diamond state championship in the program’s 52-years of existence. Trail-ing 4-0 entering the bottom of the fourth, Mahwah knotted the score by pushing four runs across the plate, highlighted by a two-out bases clearing double off the bat of fi rst base-man Matt Krupa. Mahwah exploded for seven runs in the fi fth running that included the game-winning RBI single by Brendan Brown. Chris Baldi was the winning pitcher as the Thunderbirds fi nished with a 24-6 record.

The Bergen County Coaches’ Association selected seniors Bob Collins and Steve Reuther to the boys’ lacrosse All-Star First Team. Carolyn Edler cleared the bat at 11- to register a gold medal performance in the girls’ pole vault competition at the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen County Track & Field Meet of Champions.

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Zach Burglum and Tommy Gawron drove in two runs apiece to key the Rams to a 9-3 triumph over River Dell in the quarterfi nals of the state tournament. Pat Cor-rigan, Nick Dispoto, Reid Nelson and Pat Scandariato plated teammates while Mike Reiher was the winning pitcher. The Rams blanked Kinnelon 6-0 as Nelson went the distance, scattering six singles. Dispoto doubled and tripled while driving in a pair of runs Joey Salernon dou-bling home a run and Dan Zaloom picking up an RBI.

Outhit 7-5, Ramsey defeated Lenape Valley 5-3 on the softball diamond to up its record to 26-1. Re Kleinbard launched a game-winning three-run homer in the bot-tom of the seventh while Lexi Knief blasted a solo round-tripper earlier as Ally Mende collected the “W” on the mound.

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Ari Kaufman tossed a two-hit shutout as Ramapo oust-ed Emerson 5-0 from the quarterfi nals of the Bergen County Baseball Tournament. Josh Abolt doubled in a pair of runs to highlight a four-run surge in the bottom of the sixth while Alex Nickels, Matt Osieja and Cory Sala were credited with solo RBIs as Ramapo upped its over-all record to 22-3.

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Robert Gebhard produced a gold medal effort in the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen County Track & Field Meet of Cham-pions when he hopped, stepped and jumped 47-1/4 to win the boys’ triple jump competition. The Bergen County Coaches’ Association selected senior defender Scott Car-son to the county boy’s lacrosse All-Star First Team and named his classmates Jake Barr and James Temple as second team honoree with junior Andrew Mihal placed on the third team.

On the softball diamond, the Lady Highlanders were elimi-nated from the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group playoffs when they dropped a 6-5 verdict to Passaic Val-ley in 10 innings. Northern Highlands pushed four runs across the plate in the top of the fi rst and led 4-1 going into the bottom of the seventh when the Hornets knotted the score with a three-run surge. Taylor Summer blasted a solo homer and Megan O’Donnell plated a pair of team-mates with Emili Capicchioni picking up an RBI.

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Patty McHugh captured a gold medal for Waldwick she leaped 17-1/4 to capture the gold medal in the girls’ long jump competition at the Lou Lanzalotto Bergen County Track & Field Championships. She added a sixth place effort in the triple jump when she hopped, stepped and jumped 34-3.

After surrendering a pair of runs in the top of the fi rst, Olivia Kowal threw blanks the remainder of the game as Waldwick routed Dwight-Englewood 12-2 in a game curtailed after four and half innings by the 10-run mercy rule. Jamie Patronick drove home a game-high fi ve runs while Carly Tykcody plated four teammates and Kowal aided her cause with the bat, knocking in a pair of runs.

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Senior Luke Edelman concluded his outstanding scholas-tic career on the links when he carded a 18-hole round of 2-over par on 6,612 course at the Hopewell Valley Golf Club in the 2012 NJSIAA Golf Tournament of Champions. Tied for sixth overall in the championship fl ight, Edelmen won the individual championship in the Non-Public B Divi-sion while leading the Rebels to an eight-stroke advan-tage over runnerup Montclair-Kimberley in the battled for the team.

Joe Licati carded a round of 83, Austin Weslowski fi nished with an 87 and Tyler Crocco completed the SRD team totals with a round of 92. The Bergen County Coaches’ Association named Edelman to the boys’ golf All-Star First Team and awarded teammate Weslowski honorable men-tion. The BCCA named Daniel Wright to the boys’ tennis All-Star Third Team.

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Trailing 2-1 after one period, Ridgewood rallied to defeat Chatham 6-3 in the quarterfi nals of the NJSIAA Boys’ La-crosse Tournament of Champions. The Maroons went on a 3-0 run the second period to build a 4-1 advantage by the halftime break and locked up the “W” scoring the only two goals of the fourth period. Blake Feagles netted a pair of goals with Jack Allard and Peter Reuter chipping in with a goal and assist apiece. Max Luing and Connor O’Shea added solo goals.

Evan Bartlik hopped, stepped and jumped 46-9 ¼ to place fourth in the triple jump competition at the NJSIAA Track & Field Meet of Champions while the Bergen County Coaches’ Association named the Maroon tandem of Der-rick Eng and Timber Erskine to the boys’ tennis All-Star First Team. In boys lacrosse, the BCCA honored seniors Luing and Tripp Telesco as First Team selections.

Wayne Hills fi lled six of the 10 slots on the Boys Tennis All-Star First Team selected by the Passaic County Coaches’ Association. Lee Weisberge and Robert Zakotnik were sin-gles selections while the Indian fi rst and second tandems of Josh Axelband, Brett Goldberg, Alex Green and Ryan Kattine occupied the doubles positions. Brigitte Cohen and Charina Ortega represent the Lady Patriots’ on the PCCA Girls Lacrosse First Team while James Benfatti, Ma Fields, Ryan Kardux and Robbie Schiller represent Wayne Hills on the PCCA Boys Lacrosse First Team with Jason Rubin earn-ing Second Team accolades.

Chris Amato fi red a fi ve-hit shutout to propel the Patriots into the Passaic County Baseball Tournament fi nale with a 2-0 victory over Clifton. Justin Avidissien singled home the only two runs of the game in the bottom of the fourth inning.

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Wayne Valley rallied from a 2-0 defi cit, pushing four runs across the plate in the bottom of the fourth to pull out a 6-2 victory over Ridgewood in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group IV playoffs. Madison Galligan’s three-run round-tripper highlighted the four-run surge while Lindsay Lichtenberger doubled in the other run. Nick Carillo, who was the winning pitcher, doubled in a pair of insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth.

Robert Papa netted fi ve goals and distributed an assist to propel the Indians to a 12-6 triumph over Mainland Regional in the preliminary round of the NJSIAA Group III Boys Lacrosse Tournament. Steven Ardwar contributed a hat trick effort while Dave Drozjodk scored a goal and directed the attack, dishing off four assists. James Clarke and Billy Crank tallied solo goals and were credited with three assists apiece.

Success in the coaching ranks seldom rates a head line, but when St. Joseph Regional/Montvale defeated St. Peter’s Prep 7-5 in the quarterfi nal round of the NJ-SIAA Non-Public A Division playoffs, the highlight of the victory was that it was win No. 555 for Green Knight head coach Frank Salvano that tied the all-time record for career wins by a Bergen County baseball coach.

Normally, the walk-off two-run homer off the bat of se-nior second baseman Nick Wolyniece in the bottom of the seventh would have been an editor’s choice, but one game pales to 555 wins. Corey Kerche, Matt Ko-zuch and Alex Woinski contributed RBIs while Green Knight ace Rob Kaminsky was the winning pitcher.

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Bergen County gridiron standouts have been named

to the NCAA Division III Northeastern Region pre-sea-son All Star Team selected by USA Football News. The selections are made by a panel that includes college coaches, Sports Information Directors, pro scouts, certi-fi ed player’s agents, members of the national football media including the Metropolitan New York Football Writers, New England Football Writ-ers Association and Football Writers of America Asso-ciation as well as the staff of USA College Football News. Representing the New Jersey Athletic Conference are ju-nior Dan Avento of Montclair State University and senior Dawyrs German of William Paterson University. The New England Football Conference is represented by Paul Meli-charek of Bridgewater State University/MA.

Avento, a 6-0, 220-pound junior linebacker for the Red Hawks resides in Montvale and is a graduate of Pascack Hills. He started all games for MSU as a sophomore and was credited 93 tackles, 59 of which were solo hits. He picked off three intercep-tions, picking up 27 yards on returns.

German, a 5-10, 195-pound senior running back from North Arlington, topped the

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Pioneers in scoring in 2011, reaching the end zone 10 times, eight onrushes and two on TD pass receptions. He toted the pigskin 160 times, churning our 1079 yards rush-ing and hauled in six aerials for 67 yards.

Melicharek, a 5-10, 255-pound senior defensive tackle for the Bears started all 10 games. He ranked second on the team in tackled with 46, 3 of which solo hits. He record-ed 10 tackles for losses, regis-tered a forced fumble and had one quarterback sack.

As seniors, German and Melicharek are eligible to par-ticipate in the 2013 Hansen Bowl, the only post-season small college all-star event that is recognized by the na-tional sports media and Col-lege Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Indiana. Along with the Senior Bowl and East West Shrine Game which are targeted to NCAA Division I seniors, it is the only other post-season game that is com-pliant with the American Foot-ball Coaches Association and NCAA regulations and is rec-ognized by the AFL, CFL and NFL. Last year’s Hansen Bowl was a four-day, three-night event held over the nation-ally-celebrated MLK Memorial Weekend in Virginia Beach, VA. The game was a nation-ally-televised production of Cox Communications that in-cluded a portion of the annual All-American Small College Football Awards Banquet. In-

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Paramus’ Nancy Vasile successfully

defended the Pre-Senior Wom-en’s title in the 2012 Bergen County Senior Golf Champion-ships contested at the Rock-leigh Golf Club on June 14. Vasile rallied on the back nine when she carded a 40 to post an 18-hole score of 84 and fi n-ish seven strokes in front of Ramsey’s Joan Goldman who earned the runnerup prize on a match of cards with Westwood’s Phyllis Johnson.

Bergenfi eld’s Donald Kerwin carded a 3-over par 18-hole round of 75 to capture the Pre-Senior Men’s crown by one stroke while a fellow resident of Bergenfi eld John Pih turned in the low round of 74 to cap-ture low honors in the Senior Men’s Division. Ridgewood’s Walter Perog won the Super Senior Men’s Division for the 71 and older competitors when he carded a round of 79.

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3. William Kreeger (Closter) 794T. Bob Berger (Teaneck) 804T. Roger Wendt (River Vale) 80

WOMEN: 1. Yong Ja Lee (Tenafl y) 902. Ellen Buccellato (Oakland) 1043 Mary Jane Malone (Wyckoff) 1044. Madeline Herbert (Teaneck) 1125. Nancy Storelli (Park Ridge) 118

Super Senior Division (71 and older) – Top 5

MEN: 1. Walter Perog (Ridgewood) 70 2. Jesus Ruiz (Ridgefi eld Park) 803. Dick Altschul (Hackensack) 814T. Jerry Fine (Fort Lee) 824T. Bill Gerhardt (Franklin Lakes) 82

Pre-Senior Division (50-61) – Top 5

MEN: 1. Donald Kerwin (Bergenfi eld) 752T. James Ivey (Oak Ridge) 76 2T. Walter Janovic (Montvale) 764T. Kee Lee (River Edge) 794T. Kevin Sakow (Fair Lawn) 79

WOMEN: 1. Nancy Vasile (Paramus) 842T. Joan Goldman (Ramsey) 912T. Phyllis Johnson (Westwood) 91 4. Marcia Policastri (Ramsey) 93 5. Sarah Mullane (Park Ridge) 97

Senior Division (62-70) – Top 5

MEN: 1. John Pih (Bergenfi eld) 742. Scott Michaels (Ellendale) 78

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SPOMINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

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Founded in 1998 as a franchise in

the Northeast League, the New Jersey Jackals have uti-lized Yogi Berra Stadium on the campus of Montclair State University in Little Falls, NJ throughout the franchise’s ex-istence on the diamond.

“Minor” is not a word to de-scribe the overall operation of the New Jersey Jackals except when it comes to labeling the pricing of attending a game. It is “major” when describing the physical surroundings of the venue and the degree of family-oriented fun that is present. On the fi eld, Angel Berroa launched a career that elevated him to becoming a major league infi elder who was selected the American League Rookie of the Year in 2003 while a member of the Kansas City Royals.

Pete Rose, Jr, who played as PJ Rose, was on the Jackals’ roster in 1998 and 1999 while Timo Perez played in the out-fi eld at Berra Stadium in 2009 before joining the Detroit Ti-gers. Paramus’ Isaac Pavlik, a 5-7, 170-pound southpaw is a current standout who is on the

brink of establishing many new career pitching records. The 33-year old is 3-0 this season after posting a team high 13-3 ledger last year. His career sta-tistics include appearing in 59 games with a 24-11 record and ERA of 3.54 while striking out 233 batters.

In their inaugural 1998 cam-paign, the Jackals posted the Northeast League best-record of 53-31 and followed with a sweep of two playoff series to capture the championship with a fi nal season win over the Al-bany-Colonie Diamond Dogs. The following year the North-east League was absorbed into the Northern League. The Jack-als went 45-40 during the regu-lar season, swept the Allentown Ambassadors in the fi rst round of the playoffs but fell to the Diamond Dogs in the fi nals.

In 2005, the Jackals joined the Can-Am League and con-tinue to fl ourish. One constant at Berra Stadium over the years as managers, coaches and players came and went as been the presence of Jack the Jackal, the team mascot. The mascot has provided team recognition and branding that kids and adults love, connect-ing the fan base to the team as a family.

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Fireworks highlight the remaining Sat-urday night home

game promotions announced Jordan Cascino, Director of Group Sales for the Jackals.

While there are special events and promotions scheduled for all 38 games left to be played at Yogi Berra Stadium on the campus of Montclair State University in Little Falls, two fan favorites are the Tuesday Happy Hours and the Thirsty

Thursday promotions.A special event takes place

on Monday, June 27 when everyone celebrates Jack the Jackal’s 15th birthday and the opposition is provided by Les Capitales de Quebec.

Every Sunday game, all of which start at 2:05PM), is Fam-ily Funday Sunday with $1 Hot-dogs, kids running the bases, catching balls in the outfi eld af-ter the game, and enjoying an autograph session with Jack-als players.

Jackals Celebrate15th Anniversary

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May 31, 2012 marked Jackie’s de-but as one of the NJ

Jackal’s bat girls at Yogi Berra Stadium in Upper Montclair.

She will be working every other game at the stadium this season and although she start-ed off at the Away bench, she is very much looking forward toward helping out the Jackals Home bench next game.

While Jackie takes time off from her bat girl duties, she is busy with school work, softball, basketball and also enjoys art.

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River Edge’s Mi-chelle Bevilacqua will enter her junior

year at Syracuse University this fall where she is a hospi-tality management major and a sports hospitality and event management minor. She is a graduate of River Dell High School where she played soc-cer and basketball as a fresh-man.

As a junior she helped cre-ate a club with a faculty advi-sor and some friends that was called Global Connections. She also worked every after-noon at the River Edge Ex-tended Daycare Program, an after school program at the Roosevelt Elementary school in River Edge, NJ where chil-dren can stay after school if their parents sign them up.

After college, Bevilacqua hopes to pursue a career in the sport industry, combining her major and minor to become an event manager at a sports arena. She chose to intern for the Jackals because of a love baseball and it was a close commute. The Jackals pro-vided a great opportunity as a great place to start my career

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on Road into Sport Industryin sports. “It is a great internship program and everybody really loves the organiza-tion,” stated Bevilac-qua. She continued, “So far I have loved the internship. The program is set up so the interns get a good feel of each depart-ment within the sta-dium. I have learned a lot so far and am excited to eventually use the skills that I have learned in my career.”

Next semester, Bevilacqua will study abroad in Florence, Italy where she wants to learn more about her heritage. At Syra-cuse, she is part of the Hospi-tality Management Association, the New York State Hospitality & Tourism Association and the David B. Falk School of Sport and Human Dynamics Leader-ship Society.

Bevilacqua is one of 22 col-lege and grad school interns who have taken their fi rst giant step to pursuing a career in the sport industry. The internships offered by the Jackals are real-life experiences and build re-sumes that gain admission to successful careers in the sports world.

By ChrisGeraghty

Entering his 8th year with the New Jersey Jackals,

Ramsey’s Isaac Pavlik con-tinues to be one the premier pitchers for the Can-Am franchise. This year, he has gotten off to anoth-er strong start go-ing 3-0 with a 3.86 ERA.

Originally from Paramus, Pavlik is coming off a 2011 campaign in which he won a career-high 13 games. He was named to the Can-Am League’s Postseason All-Star Team as the squad’s left-handed pitcher after leading the league in strikeouts (112), innings (131.2), and games started (19), fi nishing second in wins (13), complete games (5), and shutouts (1), and rank-ing third in ERA (2.73).

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Champion with the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been coaching since he retired from Major League Baseball in 1981. In 1989, he joined his former Pirates teammate Art Howe on the Hous-ton Astros manage-ment staff where he stayed until 1993.

Since then Ott, has been a success-ful manager in the Canadian -Amer i -can Association of Professional Base-ball. Ott managed the Allen-town Ambassadors from 1997 to 1999, winning Manager of the Year in both the ’98 and ’99 seasons, but left during the 1999 playoffs due to a dispute with team owner Peter Karoly. Ott was eventually brought

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back to the team in 2002 re-placing Darryl Evans and re-mained the manager until the team went under prior to the 2004 season.

After a few years managing the Sussex Sky-hawks, Ott is now the pitching coach for the New Jersey Jackals and has been quite suc-cessful. He has a couple of MLB pitching prospects under his wing and seems to enjoy sharing his vast experiences in the

big leagues with his young, up and coming pitchers. A man like Ott is an invaluable part of a minor league base-ball management team be-cause of his time in the Major Leagues and a Word Series win as a catcher.

Am League Pitcher of the Month accolades in June and a career-high 13-strikeout performance in his fi nal start of the 2011 campaign on Au-gust 31 against the Newark Bears. Pavlik, who turned 32

on May 19, has tossed at least 100 innings and posted a sub-three ERA in each of his fi rst seven seasons in Little Falls. The southpaw has also served as New Jer-sey’s opening-day starter twice and is a seven-time Can-Am League

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From the naming rights of the venue, to the meticulous

manicure of the diamond and the ambience of the vendors’ concourse one strolls along to get to the seats, it is a major league experience at minor league prices. For young and old, the New Jersey Jackals, a member of the Can-Am League, a non-affi liated minor baseball league founded in 1936, provides a local venue within 25 miles of the Yan-kees and Mets, but at afford-able family-style prices. The league is operating with fi ve franchises during the 2012 season, including the Jack-als and Newark Bears in New Jersey. The other teams are the Quebec Capitales, Rock-land (NY) Boulders and the Worcester (MA) Tornadoes.

Before entering the stadium, one may visit the adjacent Yogi Berra Museum & Learn-ing Center that is recognized as the metropolitan New York

area’s premier sports educa-tion center. Yogi Berra’s values, extraordinary Hall of Fame ac-complishments and lifelong commitment to the education of young people were the in-spiration and foundation of the facility that was built privately by a group of friends and ad-mirers to pay tribute to the re-markable life and career of the Yankee legend.

As tenants of Yogi Berra Sta-dium, the ownership and man-agement of the New Jersey Jackals are utilizing 22 college and graduate school interns this season, providing real-life experiences for students look-ing to enter the Sports Indus-try.

On a Thursday evening in May, the Jackals’ hosted the Fairleigh Dickinson Univer-sity Graduate School of Sports Administration’s Sports Media & Communications Class. The Jackals entertained and defeat-ed the Rockland (NY)Boulders in a thrilling 3-2 contest that saw a pair of solidly bleated round-trippers.

Family Excitement Every Inning at a Jackal’s Game

By LeoCiappina

Every inning at Yogi Berra Stadium is ex-citing to watch espe-

cially for Jackal fans who like to be part of the action. With over 30 various promotions there is always something new for fans to view and experience. Between every inning several interns and Jack the Jackal, the team’s mascot, take the fi eld with a challenge for the fans. Usually the fi rst promotional challenge is a T-shirt Toss to the loudest fans to get the crowd ex-cited. Then there is the Launch-a-Jackal that includes a young fan who receives three chances trying to catch a small Jackal in a net that is being launched by an elastic slingshot. If the fan catches it just once, they re-ceive jackal dollars that can be used for food or in the Jackals team store.

Next was a fan favorite when two fans were selected for the Dizzy Bat Race. The fans com-pete against one another spin-ning around with their foreheads on the bat ten times then race across fi rst base as the crowd cheers them on. Another pro-motion included a Sumo match between two selected fans that dressed in heavy sumo suits. The two fans chest bumped each other several times until one was knocked down. The one who remained standing was declared the winner.

The biggest promotion that is done at Yogi Berra stadium

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is the Launch a Ball. Through-out the game a few interns go around selling $1 tennis balls and fans can buy as many as they want. At the end of the game, hula hoops are placed all over the infi eld. Then fans take the tennis balls and try to toss them into the hula hoops, which represent a different prize if made. The further the hula hoop the better the prize. Some of the prizes included jackal dollars, free game tick-ets and free Yogi Berra Muse-um tickets.

There were 22 college stu-dents who are serving intern-ships with the Jackals this season. They not only absorb a grass-roots learning expe-rience preparing them for careers in the sport industry, they also get a good physical workout.

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In the digital age, it may seem that the days of the li-brary being the primary place for school research are long gone, but libraries continue to offer the best research da-tabases available - databases that can’t be accessed via an internet search. Navigating the library is an important research tool for any student. How can students best use library resources? Here are several tips for students to become better researchers:

Ask for the librarian’s as-sistance. Librarians can help your teen get to know the lay

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of the library, but they can also help guide your student through the various catalogs and research databases and how best to use them. Your teen should take advantage of their expertise and availability to students.

Move beyond the internet. Google is not enough - even specifi c databases such as Google Books and Google Scholar do not offer the depth and breadth of other library catalogs. Schools’ library sys-tems have access to networks of electronic resources that contain information that can-not be found anywhere else. Need materials from across

the world? Try the World-Cat database. Researching a historical fi gure? Try your library’s biography database. Students should get familiar with the variety of resources available and their proper uses.

Understand the differences between primary and second-ary sources. A well-researched paper on World War II should cite as many primary sources as possible, as opposed to only referencing materials that are several steps removed from the war itself. What’s the dif-ference? Original documents such as interviews, offi cial re-cords, speeches or diaries are considered primary sources, whereas magazine articles, commentaries or textbooks are secondary sources. Again, librarians are a great resource to identify solid sources of in-formation.

Get to know the school’s databases. While your teen’s high school may use a few da-tabases, large public libraries or college libraries may have hundreds of databases to choose from. Learning how to research topics using different databases will prepare your teen for college-level research. If you live near a college cam-pus, encourage your teen to visit and get familiar with their resources - and seek the help of a research librarian.

Evaluate sources. As a teen progresses through high school, teachers will hold him or her to a higher standard when it comes to research. Relying on Wikipedia will not suffi ce. If sources are not pri-mary sources, they still must

be credible and factual. If a student uses an online source, he or she must make sure it is valid and reliable. A librarian can help students evaluate their fi ndings to de-termine their quality, and as-sist in further research if bet-ter sources are needed.

When your teen goes on to college, good research skills will be an important asset, and students who are famil-iar with the resources and services offered at the library will be a step ahead. Encour-age your teen to utilize the library and take advantage of the knowledge and skills of librarians. Not only will this make him or her a better stu-dent now, it will also help lay the foundation for success at college.

Parents who want additional information are encouraged to call the local Huntington Learning Center at 201-261-8400 Ext. 515.

Dr. Raymond J. Huntington and Eileen Huntington are co-founders of Huntington Learning Center, which has been helping children suc-ceed in school for more than 30 years. For more informa-tion about Huntington, call 1-800 CAN LEARN.

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