PAGE 20 THE HERALD

THURSDAY JANUARY 4,1979

SPORTS Middle Township Football Coach

The appointment of Phil Exley, Middle Twp. Physical Education and Health teacher as Head Coach of the High School football team was announced by the school board. Exley, who has coached the freshman team for three years and had a 7-0 and 5-2 record the last two years was chosen to succeed. John Roberson who retired after a 6-3 record this year. Exley brings a tremendous amount of enthusiasm to his new job which is certain to carry over to his players, all of whom were delighted with the choice of coach. Mr. Exley has already picked Brian (The Tea Man) Tetley and Norm Smith as his assistants for next year and the trio will sit down and pick two more assistants in January. Phil Exley comes from a football family, his father having played in high school, and he has a younger brother, Michael, who showed great promise in high school until his career was cut short by a knee injury, and also has two younger brothers coming along. At 7 years of age

Phil was playing organized football in a Pop Warner League in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. He went on to play four years of varsity football at North Hunterdon Regional High School. He then went on to play varsity ball at West Chester State in Pa. and came to Middle Township High in 1976, where he coached the freshman team for three years while on Coach Roberson’s staff. Coach Exley is excited about having assistant coaches Tetley and Smith on his staff. He expects to sit down with them and talk about the future of Middle Township football. He says he is encouraged with the personnel on the squad he has to work with and knows well those on the three freshman teams he has coached. Young, knowledgeable about football and with great enthusiasm for his job, Phil Exley should give Middle Township. football fans something to look forward to in the future.

[picture] Outgoing Coach of Middle Twp. High School, John Roberson.

[picture] New Asst. Coach Brian Tetley, Middle Twp. High School.

Lady Panthers Defeat Buena

Fresh from another triumph in the Christmas Tourney, Middle Township’s Lady Panthers trounced the Lady Chiefs of Buena by a score of 72-27. Lorie Budd was high scorer with 24 points, while Sue McKinley and Chris Salvesen had 14 and 16 respectively.

[picture] Phil Exley, new football coach at Middle Twp. High School.

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ADULTS VOLLEYBALL After a holiday hiatus the Middle Township Mens Adult Volleyball League, sponsored by the Recreation Dept, resumed action at the 4-H Sports Center on Tuesday night, with Kiwanis, Sheriffs Dept, and Acme emerging as the victors. This league has proved to be tremendously popular with the six teams involved, with a good turnout by each group. When the new basketball backboards are installed, it may be possible to form a basketball league for the younger and stronger adults! This Sports Center is filling a long-needed facility for the community as it was next to impossible to get the use of the high school or Middle School for outside activities.

FLAG FOOTBALL FIELD DAY A punt, pass, kick, and run Field Day was held on Saturday morning, Dec. 23rd at Raiders Field on Diaks Creek Rd. in Court House. Events were in three classes, Age 8-10, 11-12, and 13-14. The winners were: AGE 8-10 CLASS 40 Yd. Dash: 1. Walter Cubernot; 2, Teddy Marriner; 3, Brian Maund. Place Kicking: 1. Walter Cubernot; 2, Teddy Marriner; 3, Brian Maund. Passing: 1. Walter Cubernot; 2, Teddy Marriner; 3, Brian Maund. Punting: 1. Steven Maund; 2, Teddy Marriner; 3, Walter Cubemot. AGE 11-12 CLASS Dash: 1, Tommy Repici; 2, Harry Angstadt; 3, John Doe. Punt: 1. Harry Angstadt; 2, Tommy Repici; 3, Joe Nemo. Pass: 1, Harry Angstadt; 2, Tommy Repici; 3, Frank Morone. Place Kick: 1. Harry Angstadt; 2, Tommy Repici; 3, Peter Knott. AGE 13-14 CLASS Dash: 1. Stanley Cubernot; 2, Mike Raines; 3, Joey Cubernot. Punt: 1. Mike Raines; 2, Joey Cubernot; 3, Stanley Cubernot. Pass: 1. Mike Raines; 2, Joey Cubernot; 3, David Stevens. Place Kick: 1. Stanley Cubernot; 2, Mike Raines; 3, David Stevens. The Field Day, sponsored by the Middle Township Recreation Department, who supplied the awards for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners, was under the general supervision of Bill Sherman, assisted by Coach Dave Griffin of the Cowboys and Coach Mark Robbins of the Raiders and Mike Marriner, former star of the Raiders, who played on the freshman football team at Middle Township this year. SEA DUCK OPEN UNTIL JANUARY 16 New Jersey waterfowlers have the opportunity for good sea duck hunting during the season which is open until Jan. 16. Scoters in particular are plentiful on the coastal waters of the state, according to the Division of Fish, Game, and Shellfisheries. Hunters should consult the New Jersey Summary of 1978-79 Hunting and Trapping Laws and the Migratory Bird Regulation Supplement for the regulations and area.

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