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Herald & Lantern 30 March '83

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on the 95th/96th St beach? a m 1 p m Saturday. May 14 . Contestants will be students attending county schools Charles, Allison of Holy Spirit High School is organising the contest, one of several to 1** held in .South Jersey

Allison is vice president of the National Schoolastic Surfing Association for the Northeastern states. He said there is a growing interest in interschoolastic surfing competition and leagues are being formed for that purpose For entry information contact Allison

at 399-7974

AVALON — Two former borough athletes. R.J and Peter Soens, both sophmores at Sea Pines Academy. South Carolina, led their varsity basketball team to its best record ever. 20 wias and nine losses Playing in the top prep school division, the team went to within one victory of the state championship round. PETER. 15 was Conference MVP last season as a junior varsity player and has a streak of 10 stnlight tournaments in which he was named to the All Tour nament Team or as topma men! MVP In this year's Savannah. (>a Holiday Classic, he also received the Sport-

smanship Award and was chosen for the All Toufnament Team after leading his team in scoring with an average of over 20 points a game. He was a tfrst team AH Conference guard and was named to play in the South Conference guard and was named to play in the South Carolina School Boys All Star Game R.J.. A first team All Conference center last year on the Junior Varsity team, was this year's third leading scorer while play mg guard for varsity. He was chosen for the All Tournament team in the Savannah Classic. The boys give credit for their development to their grammar school coach. Jack SykeS. and uncles Bill and Craig Soens. both of whom played college basketball The boys are the sons of Mr and Mrs Roger Soens Jr . who lived in Avalon from 1970 to 1981. when they moved to Hilton Head. Sf.C . Where they spend the school year. They spend each summer in Avalon, where they have a home at 2819 Dune Dr

Captain s Course Set

OCEAN CITY A cap tain's course is scheduled April 1221 at the All Seasons Manila for per sons interested in obtaining their United States Coast Guard PVO license <Passenger Vessel Operator "Captain's License" i The USCG Captain s License enables a boatowner to carry passengers for hire, in ad dition to added tax benefits, eligibility for reduction of insurance rales plus the prestige and recognition that comes with procuring the license THE I0-HOI'K Course will liegin <i p m Tuesday. April 12, a I the All Seaons Marina The captain's course prepares students lor three different licenses Inland Operator. Ocean Operator, and Motorboat Operator '0-pak' Subjects covered in the course in elude Rules Of the road, navigation, weather, seamanship, first aid. fire lighting, and all other material that w ill be on the Coast Guard exam Anyone interested in enrolling or w ho needs help with Coast Guard rrguin lions or paperwork can contact Cpt John Rowland locally at 399-2344 or Houston Marine Training Services toll free I 800 535 8803

ISoro Losing Instructor ( AVALON - The Kcrrea lion Department will lose its present slimnastics instructor. who must leave the end of March Recreation Director Dave Haberle asks that anyone interested and qualified to take this position to contact him at 967-3066 Classes are scheduled to continue from April through the begmn mg of June. 9-10 a m Mon day. Wednesday, and Friday

CAPE MAY — Kiwanis barely maintained its -perfect record m the Pcewee Basketball League by nipping Atlas 14-13 in ac lion this past' weekend. Mike Chelius led the way for Kiwanis with 8 points followed by Brad Vodges with 4. Tom Johnson chipped in 6 points for a much improved Atlas team. In the second game Casale's exploded in the third and fourth quarters and ran away with the game, defeating Model 30-6. Scott Holden (14 pts ) and Chris Mazurek (8 pts.) supplied the offensive firepower for Casale's while Tom Reid (6 pts.) scored the only points for Model. In Midget basketball action. Atlas put up a valiant effort against' Kiwanis behind the scoring of Brendan Conners (9 pts.i but fell to Kiwanis 37-33 as a result of the fourth quarter scoring of Scott Ridgeway (18 pts.) and Barry Wise (13 pts.) With the score knotted 25-25 at the end of the third quarter Kiwanis outscored Atlas 12-8 in the last quarter to steal the game The second game featured the one-two scoring punch of Rich Lundholm (12 pts.) and David Matthews (12 pts ) as Model blew out Casale's 38-16. Rob Ltindholm led an uninspired Casale's team with 10 points. In the first Junior League game, between Guarantee Bank and Sol Needles, it took three overtime periods to determine the winner, which was Guarantee. 71-69 Brady Bonner had the hot hand for Guarantee, scoring 41 points to lead all scorers. 16 in the fourth quarter. However, Bonner's points were not quite enough as sol Needles outscored Guarantee 12-8 in overtime to steal the win. Bruce Fournier <28i was the leading scorer for Sol Needles, followed closely by Ken Broun (26) The second game featured a shootout bet-

ween Dellas' Rick Snow (27) and Texas Avenue’s Sean Magee (26). as Texas Avenue downed Delias 72-67. Sol Needles, with its win. captured the regular season championship. Campers Champs CAPE MAY — In the con solution match of the Men's Power Volleyball playoffs Gloria's Saloon met Library III to determine the third and fourth place finishers. Gloria's took third place by winning the match three games to one in this best of five series In game one. won by Gloria's 15-8, Rich Ferrantr of Gloria's was the offensive standout Jerry Miller of Library III also set up his spikers well in a losing effort Game two. won by Gloria’s 15-12. featured many spikes by Gloria's Bill Arnold. In game three Library III bounced back to win 15-11 behind the fine play of Jack Gastello. The fourth and final game went to Gloria's 16-14, with John Wilsey of Gloria's serving the ball well. The championship match-up paired Roths Candyland against Whippoorwill Campground, w ith Whippoorwill winning the match 4-1 and the 1983 Championship In game one Roth's got off to a slow start and never rebounded, getting whipped 15-3. In game two Roth's pulled together behind the spokes of Bobby Jackson and downed Whippoorwill 15-7 In game three Whippoor will stormed back behind the spiking of Stick Farrager and the sets of Toifin Lowy as they defeated Roths 15-6. In the final game Whippoorwill took off to a fast lead and never looked back, defeating Roth s 15-3 and taking the Championship

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