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The Herald and The Lantern

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Wednesday, January 7.1981

Crusaders CwTOirls Tourney

B'v Bill Shr/man COURT Hdi p: The 2nd Annual Kiyanis Girls Basketball Tyburnument furnished a sUrpri.se when the Crusaders of Wildwood Catholic upset the favored Lady Panthers of Middle Twp High by a score of 47 M Wildwodd Catholic took an early lead, held on and increased it in Ihe filial 'period to become the tour named! champions For the winners Michelle- Tarbotten scored 1H jMiints, Veyhad ir> and Gavin to For Middle Salvesen led with IH McKmely had 9. IS ,\ CONSOLATION game Bridgeton beat Millville 72 56 Fpr Bridgeton Scrantmo had 19 points, Edwards* 19. and Thompson 17 For Millville Morola led with 19. Weil Ijari 12add Maddox It Playing for fifth place. Oakcrest beat out Absegami 7.141 Hudson had 15 for Absegami.

Sanders It) and Quarles 8 For Oakcrest Sharon Nicholson had 14 points. Reid had 16 and Burrell scored !l. After the games the ..trophies were presented by |/)u Luteri. president of the Court House Kiwanis Club. Bob Mossbrooks, past president, and Df Ted Johnson, 2nd vicc-pres . to ' Wildwood Catholic. Middle v Twp and Bridgeton cap tains The coaches selected Carden Forbes of Middle Twp as the most valuable player' of the tournament She had scored 36 points in Middles win over Absegami The all-tournament team, also selected by the coaches, consisted of Nancy Merola of Millville. Sharon Nicholson of Oakcrest. Michelle Tarbotten of Wildwood Cath . and Caren Forbes and Sue McKinley both of Middle Twp

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THE HOLIDAY TOURNAMENTS are now over and they prove not a thing as far as the best teams are concerned ' At the Middle Gym. Wildwood Catholic upset a favored Middle Twp team because the Lady Panthers had a miserable shooting percentage. Caren Forbes, who broke the school record by scoring 36 points against a weak Absecam team, was h Id to 2 points by Wildwood Catholic. Sue McKinley could 't score in the second half and Kris Salvesen could not | . up the slack although she played valiantlv.Yet Middle Twp. h it one of the best-looking girls teams this reporter has see i and should be In contention for the CAL championship with Ocean City and IMeasantville. WHICH BRINGS UP THE question of men coachings girls teams. Why is a man who has played basketball in high school and college on mens team content to coach a team of girls? Can he successfully teach the fundamentals of a man-to-man (excuse the expression, womans libbers) to a group if females? Does he feel free to rant and rave on the iidelines (as all basketball coaches do these days) or must .repress his feelings over their mistakes? Or is a man inclined to overcoach a team of girls? Is Unnecessary to .scream out numbers like •‘Fifty-five". "Fifty-eight". "Triangle" to denote how they play 9 Why can't a coach do his coaching before the game, or between the halves and let his players play the game on the floor? And aren't there enough girls in Physical Education Depts. who are qualified to coach girls teams? There were four male coaches to three female, of the seven teams in the Tournament. Middle Twp has at least two capable women coaches on the staff who have nothing to do during the winter season. Debbie Clifford and Sue Roorbach Helling. Shouldn't their talents be used with the girls teams? LOOKING AT BOYS BASKETBALL Middle Twp beat Holy Spirit 69-52 in the Consolation Game at the Mainland Holiday Tournament, which was won by Mainland 55-53 over Pleasantville ANOTHER LOCAL ATHLETE attained the rank^of Eagle Scout Sunday at a Court of Honor at St. Raymoiw’s Auditorium in the Villas — Pat McGinn HI. who ran on the track team ayt Ixiwer Cape May Regional High and now is a freshman at Villanova College

CAPE MAY - Library HI of Ocean City continues to lead the pack in the city’s Recreation Men's Volleyball League. However, a trio of strong squads are applying pressure as they creep closer to the top. MVP Sports, the Avengers and Sports N Stuff are part of a log jam as they stand in second, third and fourth place, respectively. IN RECENT ACTIONLibrary III smothered DeKelco 15*8/15-0,15-9 with dominating spikes and accurate serving fromStick Faragher. Tom Svensk and Andy Butler. Rick Hawley. Bob Hawley and Dennis Kellyplayed well for DeKelco. . Sports N Stuff played outstanding defense and got tough net play fromScott Mericle. Bill Garrison.and Bill Beiairein defeating Schramm and H&llman 15-10,15-3,15-11. THE AVENGERS have been the hottest team during recent action having knocked off Schramm and Hallman ISIS, 15-13.15-6; Library III 915. 18-16. 15-8, and Dare Realty 13-15.15-2,15-10. Their conquest of first place Library III was most impressive, as Kevin Beare. Bucky Vermin andAlan Thomas shut down the vaunted Library power game for the Avengers. Library III cruised by Kramer Beverage 15-7, 156. 15-3 to regain their winning form. Chuck

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