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SATURDAY, FEB. 10,2007 4 ASBURY PARK PRESS COMMUNITY SPORTS THE COLLEGE CROWD Hubbard stars in Stockton's conference victory STAFF REPORT Sophomore guard Jerome Hubbard, a graduate of Neptune High School, scored 12 points (including three 8-pointers) playing a team-high 38 minutes as the Richard Stockton College (15-7, 6-4) men's basketball team defeated William Paterson University, 66-48, in a New Jersey Athletic Conference game on Saturday In Pomona. i Hubbard is the Ospreys' top corer with a 14.6 points per game average, starting eight of the 10 games in which he has played. He also is averaging 4.1 rebounds per game for coach Gerry Matthews. i Matthews, in his 21st season Stockton, reached 400 victories on Jan.

31, when the Ospreys rocked Rutgers-Camden jbniversity, 80-50. I Before coming to Stockton, coached on the high ichool level at Long Branch and Haven where he accumulated a 228-98 record and high jump and Ronika Eckart, a graduate of Point Pleasant Boro High School, finished fifth in the women's 55-meter hurdles (8.78 seconds). Chris Markey, a graduate of Toms River High School East, placed seventh in the men's pole vault, followed by Chris Kerr, a graduate of Jackson Memorial High School, in a tie for eighth place. Princeton University sophomore Dan O'Connor, a graduate of The Peddie School from Spring Lake, was edged by Yale University freshman Tom Robinson (1:48.63) in the 200 backstroke. O'Connor finished at 1:48.92 at the HarvardYale Princeton meet last weekend.

He placed fifth in the 100 backstroke (51.26). O'Connor's times earned him a spot on the Princeton University EISL team. The Easterns will be held at Princeton Feb 22-24. Princeton beat Harvard, 190-163, and Yale, 228-125. Kutztown University freshman Heather Wolkom, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven High School, finished second in the 100 breaststroke with a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference qualifying time of 1:09.56 in a 157-103 women's week, Emslie was named Freehold Conference Player of the Week.

Sophomore Lamar Brown, a graduate of Red Bank Regional High School, won a 3-2 decision over Kevin Fox at 197 pounds, the final win of the night as the Rutgers University wrestling team defeated Sacred Heart University, 25-15. Sophomore swimmer Janina Wojcik, a graduate of Toms River High School North, won two individual events the 50 freestyle in 25.67 and the 100 butterfly in 1:02.66 and was a part of the winning 200 freestyle relay (1:42.71) in Rowan University University's 157-103 victory over Kutztown University, earning the school's Female Athlete of the Week. She also was on the 200 medley relay that finished second. Freshman forward James Shinn, a graduate of Monsignor Donovan High School from Jackson, had season highs of 15 points and 12 rebounds for his first career double-double, as Lebojnon Valley College defeated Widener University, 87-78, in men's basketball. Don Wilno swimming loss to Rowan University.

Sophomore John Neidrich, a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy from Freehold, registered an 8-2 decision at 157 pounds over Taylor Green as the York College wrestling lost to Kings College 29-13. He lost a 7-6 decision to Gettysburg College's Andrew Goldstein in the Spartan's 40-6 triumph over Kings College in the tri-meet. Junior heavyweight Luke Panizzi, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High School from Eatontown, lost to King College's James Bishop, 5-3, then won by forfeit in the match with Gettysburg College. Senior guard Jessie Chalmers, a graduate of Middletown High School North, scored 10 points as the University of Scranton women's basketball team handed Fairleigh Dickinson University at Florham a 78-63 loss. Senior guard Frank Emslie, a graduate of Raritan High School, had 28 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds as Fairleigh Division University at Florham defeated the University of Scranton, 79-71, in a Freedom Conference game on Saturday.

For his play in a two-win Sophomore Brittany Col-Iyer, a graduate of Lacey High School, won the 100 breast-stroke in 1:13.23 as well as the 100 freestyle in 57.6. Sophomore Stacy Delehanty, a graduate of Shore Regional High School, won the 200 backstroke in 2:22.31. Felician College redshirt freshman James Harper, a graduate of Long Branch High School, was named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Men's Basketball Rookie of the Week, after helping the Golden Falcons to a 2-0 week, both victories against Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference opponents. He averaged 16.5 points, 10.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists in the pair of games, while shooting 54 percent from the field. In a home victory over Post University, he recorded 18 points and 11 rebounds, and made three 3-point field goals.

Richard Stockton College's Jessica Matthews, a graduate of Toms River High School North, tied for third place in the high jump in East Stroudsburg University's Dick DeSchriver Invitational. Matthews also tied for ninth place in the triple jump. Chris Huch, a graduate of Pinelands Regional High School, placed fifth in the men's SIGNUPS TRYOUTS two state championships in 13 years. Junior Lauren Pfeifer, a graduate of Red Bank Catholic High School from Freehold, swam on the winning 200 medley as The College of New Jersey women's swim team defeated William Paterson University, 159-78, on Saturday. SOFTBALL BAYSHORE WOMEN'S LEAGUE in Middle-town seeks players andor teams for a modified arc (pitch) league.

Players must be 19 years of age or older. Telephone (732) 495-4739 or (848) 21 8-81 59 for additional Information. FURY BLACK U14 fastpitch team seeks a pitcher. E-mail rgnyoaggmail.com for additional information. HOWELL HEAT U18 girls tournament team seeks a pitcher.

Telephone (732) 977-2910 or e-mail hgslvpusaaol.com for additional information. JACKSON CRUSH Ull girls team seeks players. There are no residency requirements. Telephone Carl Lages at (732) 367-7818 or e-mail jacksoncru- shyahoo.com for additional information. MIDDLETOWN FLAMES U14 girls fast-pitch team seeks players, Telephone Rich Conklin at (732) 957-9644 or visit the Web at www.middletownfla-mes.com for additional information.

MONMOUTH COUNTY SENIOR LEAGUE seeks new teams and players who are 50 years of age and older this year. League play begins in May and runs through July with and divisions based on skill. Telephone (732) 458-6879 or e-mail for additional information. MONMOUTH LEGENDS men's over 30 arc league seeks teams and players. Games are played Sundays in Middle-town, May to October.

Telephone (732) 996-61 72 for additional Information. Field clubhouse in Matawan. The course runs one night per weekfor six weeks. Retirees and school teachers are welcome. Telelphone Bruce Tucker at (732) 264-7131 for additional information.

ISA OF NEW JERSEY District 1 of Monmouth and Ocean counties seeks new and experinced softballbaseball umpires. Telephone District umplre-ln-chief Robert Walzer Jr. at (732) 492-6354 or e-mail bwaljr4msn.com for additional infomation. OCEAN COUNTY ASA wseeks individuals for its cadet program. Telephone John Cambridge at (908) 910-4903 or e-mail jkcambridgemsn.com for additional information.

Compiled by Community Sports Editor Don Wilno. MONMOUTH WOMEN'S LEAGUE seeks players and teams. Players must be 18 years old. The season runs from April to August. Games are played on Sunday or Monday nights.

Telephone (732) 213-8216 or e-mail mwsl2002yahoo.com for additional information. SOUTH JERSEY BREAKERS U16 girls fast-pitch team, based out of the Berkeley Lacey area, seeks players. Telephone (609) 242-1030 or e-mail for additional information. TWIN COUNTY SOCCER ASSOCIATION U9 Bad Boys Monmouth-Ocean Soccer Association Premier travel team seeks players born between Aug. 1 1 997, and July 31, 1998.

There are no residency requirements. Telephone Steven Stigliano at (732) 371-2712 or e-mail badboys.socceryahoo.com for addi tional information. TRACK HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL In Lakewood seeks boys or girls from kindergarten to the eighth grade who attend either the school or the parish's CCD program to join this year's team, which will begin practicing In March. Telephone Sean Dowd at (732) 779-1 1 55 or e-mail sdowd19aol.com for additional information. UMPIRES CENTRAL JERSEY UMPIRE ASSOCIATION seeks men and women who are Interested in umpiring this season.

Classes begin 7 p.m. Feb. 21 at the Toomer.