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COMMUNITY 2 MAY 5, 1993 i-AGE G34 Paulette Russell completes stellar swimming career as Clemson's MVP SPRING MEADOW BAMM HOLLOW key contributor to Trenton State Col-. lege's men's tennis team's 11-1 start. Leppard is 7-3. Spring Lake's Chris Ward ran a leg on a Trenton State College record-breaking, relay effort. Ward ran the third leg on the relay at the Lincoln University Invitational, where four Lions finished in a school-best 8:01.7.

Ward went 2:01.5 in his 800 meters. St. Joseph's University sophomores Carriane Brogan, Spring Lake, and Rebecca Roberts, Freehold, helped the women's crew lightweight-8 boat to a first-place finish at the Murphy Cup. Roberts is the boat's cox, the non-rowing, vocal leader. .1 St.

Joseph's University freshman Stacey Auch, Manasquan, helped the men's crew lightweight-8 boat finished sixth at the Murphy Cup. Auch is the boat's cox, its vocal leader. Wall Township's Tennant McGee is one of the main reasons the Moravian College golf team is off to a 7-0 start. The freshman has an 84.3 stroke average. .319 with 12 RBI this season.

Sea Girt resident Doug Bohrer re- cently drilled a home run for the United States Military Academy baseball team, but it wasn't enough as the Cadets dropped a doubleheader to Lafayette College, 6-5 and 3-2. Bridle resident Matt Koenig took the loss in the nightcap. Bohrer has two homers and eight RBI for the 10-19 team. Rumson's Brian Semcer remained unbeaten at the second doubles position on the Wittenberg University tennis team. Semcer and Ryan Carter are 9-0.

Manasquan resident Jill Cosse, a senior co-captian on the Trenton State College lacrosse team, has 18 goals and eight assists for the 9-0 team. The Lions are ranked No. 1 in the nation in NCAA Division HI. K.J. Leppard, Brielle, has been a Eclectic Tourney, April 20 Flight A Low Gross: 1.

Diane Kuntz. 2 Nor ten Reid, a Anita Seyler. Low Net: 1. Marcia Blum; 2. Cindy Huseth, 3 Harriet Farber; Flight Low Gross: 1.

Sophie Fitzsimmons, 2 Kitty Hetfernan, 3. Janice Tyndall, Low Net: 1. Martha Oaverto, 2 Lil Kosyk, 3 Joyce Trezza; Flight Low Gross: 1. Barbara Haher, 2. Mary Lyn Bilow, 3.

Lillian Ber-toldo. Low Net: 1. Gail Hempstead, 2 Dreine Squil-lare, 3. Betty Griffin: Flight Low Gross: 1. Dottie Fama, 2 Lynn Joyce, 3 Joan Morgan, Low Net: 1.

Gerry Epstein, 2 Betty Movelle, 3. Barbara Brennaa BATTLEGROUND Nine Blind Holes, April 27 1. Ceila Filipone 40, 2. Rhoda Karol 42, 3. Trudy Feinman 43 BEACON HILL 18-Holers Tee to Green Tourney, April 29 A Flight: 1.

Marlene Duke. 2 Coleen Luker, 3 Lyn Peterson; Flight: Grace ShulU, 2 (tie) Cathy Steib and Julie DeSanctis, 3. Sue Flight: 1. Marianne Bennett, 2 Evelyn Ponzini, 3 Rosemary Sodon; Flight: 1. Kitty Beauchamp, 2 Josephine Parrella, 3 Ginny Allworth; Chip-ins: Pearl Bradshaw and Barbera Bruno, CEDAR CREEK April 27 Low Gross: Mary Lautenschlager 102, Low Putts: Lautenschlager 27; Flight 1.

Josephine Gibson 76. 2. Betty Stapleton 79: Flight 1. Mary Andionici 75. 2.

Marge Byrnes 80; Flight 1. Virginia Sigrist 84. 2 Marian Barnett 86; Flight 1. Pat Ridge 76, 2 Bobbi Ackerman 77. FAIRWAY MEWS 18 Hotel Women's GoH 1.

Fran EnglebrechtPat Roff, 2. Terry HauspurgRuth Bedell, 3 (tie) Marge Cassidy Lorraine Knies, Joan' Bowersblind draw, Dorris GoreyErlka Johnson; Low putts: Fran Englebrecht 30. FORT MONMOUTH 18-hoie Scramble 18-Holers vs. Nine-Holers, April 27 Low gross: 1. M.

Parker, D. Kehoe, C. DiGiacomo. M. Balmer: 2.

P. Fair, D. Bostock, Parent. P. Con-ley: 3 i West.

E. Christian. J. Welsh. J.

Harwood; 4. G. Jones, J. Beard. D.

Schulke; 5. P. French. G. McGuire, A Hall, A.

Boyer. Closest to pin: M. Ripan-delli, V. Cornerman. Longest drive: P.

French, P. Di-Masi. GAMBLER RIDGE Golf Association ABCD Scramble, May 1 1. Al Geronimo, Al Giebler, Mike Milione, Jim Brennan 63; 2. Mike Hamilton, Al Perl, Larry Houlihan, Butch Lombardi 63; 3.

Jim Butler, Phil Rose, Robert Miller. Sol Weber 63; 4. John Popo-vich. Pat Hamilton, Perce Judd, Paul Hendershot -64. HOLLAND ORCHARDS Even Holes-Low Net, April 29 1.

Ginny Weiser 26. 2. Carol Van Pelt 29, 3 Elaine' Flannelly 30. 4. Jackie Elliot 30.

5. Pat Kenney 30, Kathy Flynn 30, 7. Betty Arneo 30. JUMPING BROOK Jays Putts Tournament, April 28 A Flight: Marcia Paff 34; Flight: Sonny Majorie 31, Jerry Mulibby 31: Flight: Marion Carlos 29. Chip-ins: Majorie on 14th.

Lil Bertaldo on 18th. MANASQUAN RIVER Women's 18-Holers Low Net 1. Sandy Engler, 51; 2 (tie) Diana Ti-daback and Patti Gaffney, 52; 3 Becky Gaito, 54; 4. Barbara Mercy, 57. SPRING LAKE 18-Holers April 27 A Flight Low Gross: Fran Vetrano 108, Low Net: Mary Fay 82; Flight Low Gross: Julia Walsh 104, Low Net: Cathleen McCurker 74; Flight Low Gross: Linda Greaney 110.

Low Net: Helen Motzenbecker 76. Eight o'clock Women's League, April 27 Low net. full handicap: 1. Carol Smith. 2 Ginny Adelmann, 3 (tie) Betty Schroetter and Sis Rey-i nolds; Longest drive: (Flight 1) Margaret Steele: -(Flight 2) Reynolds; low Putts: Doris Wilson 28; Bir-J dies: Schroetter on the 5th hole.

DENNIS SADOW, Morganville section of jf Marlboro Township, on the 163-yard, sixth hole at Pine Brook Golf Course, Manalapan Township, on April 29. Sadow used a I 5-lron and his playing partners were Mickey McFadden of Engllshtown and Jay Burke of Freehold. TMMY CLINTON, Staten island, N.Y., on the 188-yard, 16th hole at Hominy Hill Golf Course, Colts Neck Township, on April 26. Clinton used a 3-wood and his playing partners were Ted wittke, Ted Wlttke Jr. and Cosmo Augello, all of Hazlet Town- ship.

BERNIE ANDREWS, Howe'! Township, on the 172-yard, fourth hole at Howell Park Golf Course, Howell Township, on April 28. Andrews used a 4-lron and his playing partners were Dorance Gomez, Wall Township, Ray Goclon, West Long Branch, and Bob Rablnowltz, Belmar. DOMINICK NARDONE, Barnegat Township, on the 179-yard, 1 1th hole at Ocean County Golf Course at Atlantis. Little Egg Harbor Township. Naroone, who used a 5-wood, was playing with Jim Nelson, Joe Fernlcola and vince Mazzeo, all of Barnegat Township.

JOHN BOBERY, Middletown Township, on the 158-yard, 17th hole at Pine Brook Golf Course, Manalapan Township. Bobery used a 6-lron and his playing partners were Mike Thompson, Dave Sabo and Frank Murphy, all of Marlboro Township. CAROL WALKER, Freehold, on the 140-yard, sixth hole at Pine Brook Golf Course, Manalapan Township, on April 25. Walker used a 3-lron and her playing partners were Jason Rothenberg, Manalapan Township, Glen Rothenberg, Manalapan Township, and Ben Walker, Freehold, EUGENE DETERMANN, Engllshtown, on the 154-yard, 14th hole at Pine Brook Golf Course, Manalapan Township, on April 26. Determann used a 6-lron and his playing partners were Frank Qulnn, Hazlet Township, and Roy Dowd, Aberdeen Township.

EUGENE THORNION, Tinton Falls, on the 100-yard, 15th hole, at Lakewood Country Club, Lakewood, on April 23. Thornton used a pitching wedge and his playing partners were Paul Bills and Mike Todd. JOHN MC CROV, Forked River, on the 130-yard, second hole, at Lakewood Country Club, Lakewood, on April 26. McCroy used a 9-lron and his playing partners were Tom Lamberson and Clark Kent. JOHN MC CORMICK, Freehold, on the 176-yard, 1 1th hole at Hominy Hill Golf Course, Colts Neck Township, on April 28.

McCormick used a 5-lron and his playing partners were Bill May, Marlboro Town ship, Bruce Stein, Morganville section of Marlboro Township and William Jennings, Freehold. RANDY S. KESSLER, Ocean Township, on the 175-yard, eighth hole May 1 at Howell Park Golf Course, Howell Township. Kessler used a 5-wood and his playing partners were Anthony J. Mlnclell, Deal, Michael Muzza, Oakhurst, and Bruce Unck, Monmouth Beach, MIKE MARKS, Oceanport, on the 178-yard, ninth hole at Spring Meadow Golf Course, Wall Township.

Marks, who used a 5-wood, was playing with Jim Bedll, John Kaye and Pat Copizzl. STANLEY FRITZ, Whiting section of Manchester Township, on the 198-yard, second hole at Gambler Ridge, Upper Freehold Township, on April 19. Fritz used a 7-wood and his playing partners were James Kelly and William Lemm, both of Whiting. PRESS STAFF REPORT Ilerason University senior Paulette Russell recently finished her swimming career at the school and was presented the Coleman Award as the most valuable female swimmer. The Shore Regional High School graduate won her third consecutive 500-yard freestyle title at the Atlantic Coast Conference Championships.

Russell holds school records in the 400 individual medley and the 200 breasts-troke. She was named an All-America in the 500 freestyle. Rumson's T.J. Costello, a freshman left-handed pitcher, tossed his second complete game of the season for the Montclair State baseball team. Costello struck out five and gave up five hits as the Red Hawks defeated Ramapo College 19-1.

Lehigh University senior Mary Oli-verie, a center fielder on the softball team, knocked in a game-tying run with an RBI walk and helped Lehigh sweep a doubleheader from Long Island University. The Manasquan resident is batting Lacrosse CONTINUED FROM PAGE 36 "Lacrosse is my favorite," said Var-ley, a freshman at CBA. "It is very disappointing that the schools don't have it. Maybe in the next couple of years it will pick up. There are just not a lot of schools around here inter-tested, but this is a step in the right direction.

The kids here go to different schools and bring what they learn back to their schools. "My goal is to play in college. But schools can't look at you so you have to be a walk-on." "I guess what our club is trying to do is to encourage the expansion of the youth league concept," said Hellenack. "Right now, we're concentrating on the Middletown and Red Bank area. That's the way to encourage growth, making clubs and getting the kids exposed to it.

The whole reason for any Notes CONTINUED FROM PAGE 36 contact athletic director Jack Levy (908)222-9300. Ed Beams, a 1951 graduate of lack of interest is that kids have not been exposed to it." The signs are encouraging that interest is growing at two schools in particular, CBA and Middletown South. According to Hellenack, CBA has six kids playing for the Hammerheads, two more playing for Metedeconk (a new lacrosse club in Brick Township), and six other students that played at Rumson Country Day that are not playing, more than enough to field a team. Middletown South has at least 10 players on the Hammerheads' roster, among them All-Shore football player Keith Stopera, introduced to the sport by his brother Kevin, who joined the Hammerheads last year. "Right now, it's in limbo because we haven't made presentations," said Hellenack of planned efforts to talk to schools about implementing lacrosse.

"One thing the club is going to do is talk with CBA. The irony is it doesn't take kids away from baseball like ev Freehold High School, who coached in West Virginia schools for 24 years, will be honored posthumously at the Coaches All-Star Football Classic XI in Cumberland, W.Va. Two retired football coaches, one from Maryland and one from West Virginia, are selected to be honored by the East-West Panhandle Coaches As- erybody fears. You go after football players. For coaches on Long Island and in upstate New York and Maryland, this is a way keep their football players in shape.

"CBA has a hockey team. In Canada, though hockey is more popular, lacrosse is a national sport. In the offseason, they play lacrosse. Look at the teams CBA plays in hockey. Montclair, St.

Joe's Metuchen, they have lacrosse. "The sore spot with ADs is that you have to travel," added Hellenack. "But in New Jersey, you're not more than an hour away from anything. Princeton is an hour away and there are nine schools there that play. Plus you have Admiral Farragut (Pine Beach), Edison, Old Bridge.

Right now there are 60 schools, out of 440, that have lacrosse in New Jersey." For more information about the Jersey Shore Hammerheads Lacrosse Club contact Mark Hellenack (908) 290-2914 or Roland Gagne (201) 335-8057. sociation at the annual event. Red Bank YMCA summer adults women's and men's basketball league begins June 14. Must be 18 or older to play. Deadline for registration is Friday, May 28.

For more information, call Sandy Buntele (908) 741-2504..