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page D4 www.app.com FOOTBALL ASBURY PARK PRESS SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, 2006 FOOTBALL plague Allentovn FI DC UL DIVISION NATIONAL OMSK AMEMCA DWISIOH Ikkm 13, FrMStM Tuy. 0 STAFF REPORT Jackson Freehold Twp. Curtnl 33, Lakt-ad I Lakewood Central First Downs 8 12 Rushes-yards 19-7 43-258 Passing yards 86 51 Passing 6-16-2 30 Punting 2-26 Fumbles-lost 3-1 2-1 Penalties M7 6-50 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards-Passing swing SHORE AMERICAN School PF PA TR East (3-0) 2 0 0 81 20 TR North (4-0) 2 0 0 143 35 Brick Mem. (2-1) 2 0 0 57 32 Jackson (3-1) 3 1 0 67 29 Southern (1-2) 1 2 0 48 41 Marlboro (0-3) 0 3 0 13 143 Freehold Twp.

(0-4) 0 4 0 35 100 SHORE CONSTITUTION 11 38-189 75 6-10-1 6-323 0-0 10-90 7 27-66 43 2-14-2 2-1 6-32 Fumblee-lost Penalties STEINERT 34, ALLENTOWN 0 yards, on seven carries for the Spartans, who led 21-0 at the half. Despite forcing six Steinert fumbles, the Redbirds, who struggled to just 37 total yards, were plagued by 64 penalty yards, two interceptions thrown by quarterback PJ Oliver and three fumbles, two of which were lost. Steinert halfback James Costello rushed for a trio of i touchdowns and senior full- back John Dohanic reach the -I'1 end zone twice to lead the Spartans to a 34-0 victory over vi Allentown Friday, fx'" Costello, who carried 17 V1" times for 203 yards, opened the scoring with a 14-yard touch-'O down in the first quarter and v'' added a 42-yard touchdown run in the second. Dohanic r. cranked out 36 yards, includ-lii 'tag touchdown runs of 1 and 8 SJV MSQ First downs 7 7 Total Net Yards 249 494 Rushes-yards 20-144 21-344 Passing 105 150 Comp-Att-Int 6-10-1 30 Punts Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 9-65 6-45 Jackson (2-1, 2-1) 06 7 0-13 Freehold Twp.

(0-3, 0-3) 0000- 0 Hopkins 40 interception return (kick failed). Schiavorme 4 run (Shin kick). MMMUL STATISTICS MSHtM Schiavorme 23-151, Jefferson 5-21, Murphy 6-11: Frost 9-35, Madge 3-16, flamos-Herrera 13-9, Porricelll 1-5, Falella 1-1. PASSING Cirri 6-10-1, 75; Frost 2-14-1, 43. RECEIVIM Hopkins 2-26, Murphy 1-27, Jefferson 2-17.

Stokes 1-5: Keegan 1-26. Porricelll 1-17. MTEKEPTHMS Hopkins 1 -40; Lombard! 1 -0. Lakewood (0-3, 0-3) 0 00 6- 6 Central (1-3, 1-3) 714 012-33 Bemath 13 pass from Grainger (Penett! kick) Stokes 70 run (kick failed) Stokes 21 pass from Grainger (Stokes run) Stokes 6 run (run failed) i I Thomas 4 run (kick failed) Hardy 11 run with tumble (kick (ailed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS tUSHINS Thomas 903, Cortes 34, D. Seda 3 (-35), Daniels 2-2, Raflerty 1 (-2), Duprey 1-4; Stokes 21-178, Duddy 8-28, Moehlsr 8-16, Grainger 2-1-12), Hardy 548.

PASSIM D. Seda 6-15-1 86, Duprey 0-1-1. Grainger 3O0 51. KCCIVIM Norman 2-40, Strand 1-16, Camp-bed 1-11, J. Seda 1-11, Torres 1-8; Bemath 1-13, Stokes 1-21, Borkman 1-17.

MTEICEPTIONS Dowting 1-22, Hardy 1-11. Spectator Brick MMMrial 21, SMrthmO VJCI NATIONAL DIVISION First downs- FROM PAGE Dl BME 12 300 46-203 97 6-12-1 04 7-85 SRN 10 157 24-33 124 18-28-1 4-1 3-29 Total Net Yards. Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost St John Vianney 3 0 0 6 -9 Manasquan 0 21 16 7 -44 George 30 Held goal.M: Kircher 4 interception return (Schatzman WcW.M: Read 2 run (Schatzman Mele 3 run (Schatzman kickl.M: Mele 62 run (Schau-man kickl.M: SafetyM: Mele 3 run (Schaoman kickJ.M: Coursey 5 run (SchaBman Esdaile 2 run (kick foited). MDMMMl STATISTICS Hashing St. John vianney Manasquan: Patsiag St.

John vianney Manasquan: tecaMaf St. John Vianney Manasquan: krteneptkes-St John Vianney: Manasquan: Point Bora 55, Donavan 20 Point Boro Donovan First Downs 17 12 Rushes-yards 45-370 i 41-45 Passing yardsi' 129 108 Passing 4-7-2 10-21-2 Punting OO Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1 Penalties 440 2-22 Penalties-Yards. halftime," Middletown South coach Steve Antonucci said. "We came out and played the kind of football I thought we were capable of playing. It kind of carried over from last weekend (a 56-0 win over Cen-j tral) and we were still firing a little bit.

After gaining close to 200 yards in the first half, South was held to 65 yards of offense in the second. Wall broke the shutout when Louro snapped a short pass to Ryan Quinlan and, as a defender fell down, Quinlan sped to the end zone completing a 44-yard play with 2:07 showing. Barnes said he believes the Knights can build off their improved second-half showing. "Absolutely, we have to," he said. "As I've said there'a a tough schedule (ahead for Wall) but there's not a team I don't think we can't play with or maybe beat if we play well." School WIT PF PA Lacey(3-0) 2 0 0 80 48 Colts Neck (2-1) 2 1 0 83 28 Howell (2-1) 2 1 0 72 39 Manalapan (2-2) 2 2 0 60 38 Brick (1-2) 1 1 0 34 26 TR South (1-3) 1 3 0 30 76 Midd.

North (0-3) 0 3 0 6 122 SHORE FEDERAL School PF PA Midd South (4-0) 4 0 0 131 21 Ocean (2-1) 2 0 0 59 40 Neptune (2-1) 2 1 0 54 49 Freehold (1-1) 1 1 0 26 41 Pinelands (1-2) 1 2 0 53 73 Central (1-3) 1 3 0 53 94 Lakewood (0-3) 0 3 0 20 79 SHORE LIBERTY School PF PA Monmouth (3-0) 3 0 0 86 35 RB Catholic (3-1) 3 1 0 146 68 Long Branch (1-1) 0 0 0 52 64 Red Bank (1-2) 1 2 0 35 123 Matawan(l-2) 1 2 0 88 99 Wall (1-3) .1 3 0 73 80 Manchester (0-2) 0 2 0 13 49 SHORE NATIONAL School (W PF PA Manasquan (4-0) 4 0 0 187 22 Raritan(4-0) 4 0 0 126 19 Point Boro (3-0) 1 0 0 144 40 Holmdel(l-2) 1 2 0 34 83 Barnegat (1-3) 1 3 0 71 163 SJ Vianney (1-3) 1 3 0 71 120 Donovan (0-4) 0 4 0 52 170 SHORE PATRIOT School PF PA Rumson-FH (3-0) 3 0 0 62 26 Keansburg (2-1) 2 1 0 66 42 Point Beach (2-1) 2 1 0 45 36 Mater Dei (1-2) 1 1 0 33 68 Shore (1-2) 1 1 0 33 42 Asbury Park (0-3) 0 3 0 21 30 Keyport(0-3) 0 3 0 35 128 I "And then we came out in the second half and sputtered a little bit. Give credit to them. They played better in the second half." BnckMemorial 0 14 7 0 -21 Southern 0 0 0 0 0 McConnell 15 pass from Penta (Burke lock). McConnell 15 pass from Penta (Burke 35 pass from Dudley (Burke kick). MMYIMJAl STATISTICS Its lung Bnck Memorial vinnie Falkiewicz 12-60, J.

McConnell 1-5, Rob Mendez 1-3, Greg Penta 4-3, Prince Young 28-132; Southern Glenn Carson 6-35, Todd Kaiser 5-15, Richie Kwak 4-2, Jarrett Pidgeon 9-11; Pasting Brick Memorial Denell Dudley 1-1-0-35, Greg Penta 5-11-1-62; Southern Todd Kaiser 18-28-1-124; eceMnj Brick Memorial Nick Cittadino 1-2-0. vinnie Falkiewicz 1-240. J. McConnell 3-65-3, Eric Sharer 1-104; Southern Glenn Carson 1-50, Sean Fillmore 3-19-0, Brad Gesser 100, John Gray 6-29-0, Chris Hopkins 1-13-0, Jarrett Pidgeon 3-14-0, Eric Sharkey 3-36-0, Anthony Strolfolino 1-80; laterctftkm Brick Memorial J. McConnell Southern Richie Kwak Point Boro (3-0, 1-0) 6 7 14 28 55 Donovan (04, 0-3) 7 6 7 0-20 Shimrock 29 pass from Wells (Gunteski kick).

Stowe 94 pass from O'Connor (kick failed). Wells 1 run (kick failed). Engelken 3 run (Schreefer kick). Maxwell 5 run (Gunteski kick). Engelken 9 run (Schreefer kick).

O'Connor 33 run (Schreefer kick). Hughes 14 run (Schreefer kick). Engelken 3 run (Schreefer kick). Engelken 5 run (Schreefer kick). Friedman 15 run (Schreefer kick).

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Engelken 29-131, Bontempo 5-120, O'Connor 5-77, Hughes 3-22. Friedman 2-22. Stowe 12); Maxwell 13-25. Wells 7-14, Bruno 8-8, Fo-deraro 24, Duddy 1-(-2), Williams 10-(4). PASSING O'Connor 4-6-1 129, Hughes 0-1-1 Williams 9-20-2 79, Welts 1-10 29.

RECEIVING Stowe 2-108, Bontempo 1-13, Hughes 1-8; Shimrock 509. Weils 2-17, Maxwell 2-10. Carter 1-12. INTERCEPTIONS Puorro 1-20, Trippanera 1-12; Wells 10, Henderson 10. lUrttif, 36, Bartktpt 7 OTHERS New Egypt (1-2) Allentown (0-4) First downs Total Net Yards.

Rushes-yards Marlboro TR North First Downs 9 14 Rushes-yards 23-33 35-350 Passing yards 121 91 Passing 14-29-2 6-130 Return yards 116 103 Punting 4-22 0 RAR 16 349 42-223 126 10-12-1 2 6-38 BGT 6 154 2848 106 6-15-1 20 8-37 Passings Comp-Att-Int. Punts Fumbles-lost. 3-2 OO 9-72 4-30 Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards- Penalties. Marlboro 0 0 0 00 TRNorth 162421 6-67 T-Diehl 32 field goal. Newman 4 run (Diehl lock).

West 58 punt return (kick fails). T-West 42 run (Diehl kicks). Newman 1 run (Diehl kicks). Kopfll pass from West (Diehl kicks). Diehl 22 field goal Brtnson 82 run (Diehl kicks).

Raman 14 8 0 14 -36 Barnegat 7 0 0 0 7 R- Chris Mooney 1 run (Faloo kick)R- Dente 3 run (Falco kick)B- Smithman 50 pass from Clarke (Andreas kicklR- Dente 11 pass from Kalarjon (Mooney pass from StancatilR- MandevHle 20 run (Falco kicWR- Ga-zerwitz 1 run (Falco kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS htsMag Rahtan Carmen Dente 18-145. John Ga-zerwitz 6-25, Brian Kalarjian 7-9. Marcus Mandevllle 743, Chris Mooney 1-1, Antonio Psyne 20, Chns Porpora 10; Barnegat Daniel Clntron 1-9. Brandon Clarke 4-11, Bob Fitzpattok 18-56, Erik Smithman 5- 12; Passing Rahtan Brian Kalarjian 9-11-1-123. Mark Stancati 1-1-0-3; Barnegat Brandon Clarke 6- 12-0-106, Ehk Smithman 0-3-1 ReteMag Raman Carmen Dente 1-11-1, Brian England 4-590, Carmen Falco 1-260, Chris Mooney 1-30, Antonio Payne 3-270; Barnegat Ricardo Ferguson 1-90, Bob Frtzpatrick 1-70, Jonathan Rogers 1-290, Erik Smithman 3-61-1; lnteneptkMS Raman Chris Mooney Barnegat James Randoll; NON DIVISIONAL Brick Memorial's Erie Shafor goos airborno for a pats at Southern's Koith Mulroonoy defends on the play.

(STAFF PHOTO: PETER ACKERMAN, CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER) Soto 7 run (Diehl kicks). Soto 3 run (Diehl kicks). Valentin 34 run (kick fails). MNVIMIAL STATISTICS MISNINC Brinson 4-134. Newman 7-36, West 447, Razzuoli 4-54, Soto 7-28, Valentin 844, Metta 1-7.

Joseph 7-23, Sibony 7-19, Undenaur 24, Egg Harbor Twp 14 Hammonton 7 Kinnelon 22 Joseph (W.N.Y.) 20 Southern 0 Riverside 0 Cinnaminson 0 North Brunswick 20 Lakewood 6 Eastern 14 Moorestown 0 Highland 12 Hackensack6 Gateway 0 Montville20 North Warren 16 Fort Lee 7 RKlgefiekt 17 Fort lee 7 Pennsville 13 Cumberland 0 Bishop Ahr 0 Paulsboro 11 Camden Catholic 7 Middle Twp. 13 Lincoln 0 Franklin 14 Old Bridge 14 Twp. 0 Williamstown 7 Madison 20 Lyndhurst 6 Cranford 20 Sterling 20 St. Augustine 16 MiMIe 20 Colts NeckO St John Vianney 9 Bernards 6 Bordentown 0 Parsippany 14 Wall 7 Cherry Hill East 0 6 Columbia 7 South Plainfieid 7 Wallington 8 Montgomery 22 Oakcrest20 Pleasantville 6 Mustangs FROM PAGE Dl Tyson 20, Cicero 2-(-9), Nutter 1-(-4), Callaghan M-3). PASSIM West 6-13-91 1.

Tyson 7-1B-750, Cicero 7-1 10 46. DECEIVING Brinson 1-9, Kelley 202, Kopf 1-11, Carey 10. Kardan 5-58, Tucker 3-27, Tiemey 3-22, Josh Sewald 1-5. Nutter 1-4. Callaghan 1-5.

STATE SCORES Atlantic City 19 Absegarm 14 Boonton 47 Bound Brook 27 Bnck Memorial 21 Burlington City 32 Buriington Twp. 34 Carteret 26 Central 33 Cherokee 31 Cherry Hill East 28 Clearvtew 34 Clflon 28 Collingswood 14 OePaul 35 Delaware Valley 21 Dwight Englewood 18 Emerson Boro 27 Englewood 18 Glassboro 35 Gloucester Catholic 21 Governor Livingston 6 Heddontrekt 14 Holy Cross 31 Holy Spint 44 Hudson Catholic 48 Immaculata 34 J.P. Stevens 17 Jackson 13 Kmgsway 10 Lakeland 41 LeoniaPalisades Park 21.. Linden 35 Undenwokt 26 Lower Cape May 19 Mainland 36 Manalapan 21 Manasquan 44 Manville49 Maple Shade 49 Mendham 16 Middletown South 20 Moorestown 28 Moms Hills 14 Mount Olive 14 New Brunswick 21... North Arlington 20 North Hunterdon 25 Ocean City 42 Bndgeton 34 Palmyra 34 Paramus34 Parsippany Hills 28 Passaic Tech 34 Peterson Catholic 7 Perth Arntwy 32 Pennsauken 33 Piscataway 28 Point Boro 55 Railway 21 Raman 36 Red Bank Catholic 57 RidgeMd 13 Rrvef Dell 41 Roxbury 23 Sayreville 21 Schalick 61 Secaucus 43 SHa ban 21 South Brunswick 32.........

Steinert 34 Timber Creek 27 Toms River North 67 West Deptford 49 Winslow Twp. 16 MkteOT South 20, Wil 7 CONSTITUTION DIVISION ManaUpan 21, TR South 0 WAL First downs 4 Total Net Yards 72 Rushes-yards 234 Passing 68 Comp-Att-Int 4-10-1 Punts 8-287 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 Penalties-Yards 2-10 MSO 11 200 47-187 13 2-13-1 5- 268 10 6- 60 First downs and Falkiewicz added 60 yards on 12 carries. After surrendering 32 points in a loss to Long Branch on opening night, the Mustangs have not allowed a point in their last two games. They have also outscored the Rams 82-0 in the last three meetings. Friday night they allowed only 33 yards rushing and held the Rams to one first down in the first half.

Kaiser took to the air in the second half, going 13 of 20 for 94 yards. But the Mustangs kept every play in front of them to preserve the shutout. "At halftime the sense in the locker room was that we weren't going to let them score," Mustangs head coach Fred Sprengel said. "We bent a few times and they got a couple of plays off but we buckled down when we had to. The kids take a lot of pride in that." Total Net Yards Trenton Catholic 7 Dover 12 Orange 8 MLP 15 99 OO 99 5-13-1 OO 0-0 TRS 10 40 OO 40 7-17-1 00 00 Wall .,0 0 0 7 7 Rushes-yards Comp-Att-Int Punts "Other than today we haven't really thrown the ball and I think we still have to be able to throw it a little more," Penta said.

"Today was good, though." nThe Mustangs iced their third consecutive win over the Rams (1-2, 1-2) late in the third quarter. After McConnell picked off Rams quarterback Todd Kaiser, the Mustangs went 37 yards in four plays arid scored again when senior Denell Dudley found McConnell on a 35-yard wide receiver reverse pass. 1 The Mustangs continued to i punish opposing teams with i their rushing attack, running for 203 yards. Young had 28 carries for 132 yards, his third 100-yard game of the season, Fumbles-Lost- Penalties-Yards- Middletown South 7 13 0 0 20 MS Matthews 37 yard Interception return (Stahl kick)MS Dosil 3 run (Stahl kicklMS Leyne 22 run (kick blockedlW Quinlan 44 pass from Louro (Parsons kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RasNag Wall Jim Louro 10-22. Chris Ranaudo 2-4, Tim Wright 3-8, Cory Zalewski B-22; Middletown South: Sean Barber 2-8, Chris Bunge 1-3.

Patrick Manalapan 14 0 0 7 21 Toms River 0 0 0 0 0 PanVWaktwick 0 Coknia28 Lenape 7 East Brunswick 14 Monsignof Donovan 20 North Plamfield 7 Barnegat 7 Red Bank 7 Dumont 7 RutherfordO Randolph 0 woodondge 20 Pitman 0 BectonO East Side 6 Edison 7 Allentown 0 Willingboro21 Marlboro 0 Audobon 14 Shawnee 14 Campbell 13-76, Dave Dosil 1605, Devon Lane 1-22, Matt Martino 5-24, Brian Meeker 541 DIVIDUAL STATISTICS bsMaf Manalapan Toms River South: Will Car-accioto 1-2; Passing Manalapan Craig Peterson 5-13-1-99; Toms River South: Kevin Bellavance 0-100, Anthony Penna 7-16-1-40; Passing Wall Jim Louro 4-1 0-1 08; Middletown South: Patrick Campbell 2-11-1-13; Mag Wall Ryan Quinlan 249-1. Tim Wflaht 2-190; Middletown South: Dave Dosil 2-130; Manalapan Toms River South: rteebeas Wall Dan Savastano Middletown Manalapan Toms River South: South: Josh Matthews I 0 0 1 Practice Engellien's 4 touchdowns power Panthers i FROM PAGE Dl By JOHN BUSH STAFF WRITER DOVER TOWNSHIP On paper, it looked like just another blowout victory for Point Pleasant Boro over host Monsi-gnor Donovan. POINT BORO 55, DONOVAN 20 the pass," said Porzio, who rushed for a team-high 61 yards on 12 carries. "That was a first." Sophomore David Reeves added touchdown runs of 17 and five yards, and Luke McCarthy returned a fumble 40 yards with 55 seconds left for RBC's final touchdown. Red Bank (1-2, 1-2) avoided a shutout when Zack Honnecker foun'l Rick Brandt from five yar out with 8:03 to play.

The RBC defense limited the Bucs to 126 yards in the first half 57 of which came on the half final play. "Our senior leadership," Edgerly said. "Is doing a great job acting as coaches on the field and keeping the kids focused. When the game starts, it's up to the kids, and they're coming through." Hughes followed with a 14-yard touchdown run to make it 34-20 six seconds into the fourth quarter. The Panthers would tack on three more TDs in the fourth quarter, including two by Engelken.

While Engelken carried 29 times overall, Bontempo totaled 120 yards on just five carries. "Joey had a great game," Engelken said. "I wish he got the touchdowns instead of me. He deserved it more." The first quarter featured big plays by both teams. Donovan (0-4, 0-3) took a 7-0 lead when Wells took a handoff and threw for a 29-yard touchdown to Chris Shimrock.

The Panthers 19 ensuing kickoff, Porzio picked off a pass at the Bucs' 30 and raced down the left side untouched into the end zone for a 0 144) lead with 6:11 left in the opening period. "We were practicing exactly that route all week," Porzio said. "We saw they had thrown there a lot (against Matawan) last week." Peter Batesko duplicated the feat on Red Bank's next posses- sion. The RBC defensive back in the exact same spot where Porzio recorded his in-0 terception stepped in front 0 of a pass and went 41 yards to 0 give the Caseys a 21-0 lead with 4:03 left in the opening period. 1 i Michael Wilbur's 12-yard run with 47 seconds left in the half sent RBC into intermis-j sion with a 28-0 advantage.

On the opening play of the third quarter, Porzio split wide took a lateral from quarterback Pete Bianchini and connected with Batesko for a 56-yard touchdown. "I was a litfle nervous about Matt Puorro and his Point Boro teammates rollod to tholr 15th straight victory, igannett photo: doug hood) That was hardly the case for the first three quarters. The Panthers struck for 42 unanswered points in the second half and ran away from the Griffins, 55-20, to open their National Division schedule Friday night. Point Boro (34), 1-0) extended its winning streak to 15 by compiling 370 rushing yards, led by Skylar Engelken's 131 yards and four touchdowns. Yet for much of the game, it was a struggle for the defending South Jersey Group champions.

Early in the third quarter, Donovan's Ryan Wells recovered a muffed punt at the Panthers' 5. From there, Jayce Maxwell ran, for a touchdown and the Griffins led 20-13. (KBj) assault with a 70-yard drive in the third quarter, capped by Engelken's 9-yard touchdown run to tie the game at 20. The Panthers then scored in rapid succession. O'Connor made a 33-yard TD run to give the Panthers their first lead at 27-20 with 1:26 left in the third quarter.

Point Boro needed just two plays on its next possession Point Boro then became unstoppable. With Donovan keying on Engelken, the Panthers utilized running back Joe Bontempo and quarterback Shane O'Connor in their rushing attack and churned out numerous big plays. "That's why we call it the Triple Option," Point Boro coach Calvin Thompson said. "You gotta stop all three." Point Boro began its offensive pulled to within 7-6 when O'Connor hit Bob Stowe for a 94-yard touchdown pass. Donovan upped the lead to 13-6 with an 81-yard drive in the second quarter, scoring on Wells' 1-yard touchdown run.

Point Boro drew even at 13 on Engelken's 3-yard is score with 1:50 left before halftime. Visit our Web site, wvvw.app.com, and click on Scholastic to view RallyCast video highlights, photo galleries, scores and more. Also check out what our writers have t) say about high school sports in their blogs. to reach the end zonejti as Bontempo ran for 38 yards and Ty.