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SPORTS by SUE McKinley

Ocean City Wins 8th Over Pleasantville

The Ocean City Red Raiders are still alive in the Cape Atlantic League after defeating Pleasantville jn a 33-13 Thanksgiving Day game Raider quarterback Bob Krokenberger ran the show and 137 yards to lead the Division 1 co-champions to their eighth win of the season. Krokenberger put the Raiders first three touchdowns on the scoreboard and recorded his 100th career point \ After seven years of bad luck against the Raiders (235-32). the Greyhounds saw a flash of hope on the Ocean City 12 yard line at first and 10. With the score at 20-13, P-ville was given an opportunity to knot it at 20 before the end of the third quarter. However, the final series of the period featured a fumble, two five-yard penalties and two incomplete passes resulting in a Greyhound regression to the fourth and 21 on the Raiders 23., The football was in Raiders hands seconds into the fourth quarter. After eight plays and a 17-yard run by Leon Brown. Ocean City shattered Pleasantville's dream. Ending the game on an upbeat for Ocean City was a one-yard hop over the goal line by James Brown for a 33-13 final. Lower Cape May feasted on Wildwood Thanksgiving Day as they smashed the Warriors 33-7 Wildwood's mere 18 players looked as if they would put up a good fight after halting the Capers at fourth and inches, then driving toward their own target However the Warriors fell short of a touchdown due to an incomplete pass on the final down. As soon as Lower got the football back, they pushed it to the Wildwood 49. Caper quarterback Kevin Lare spotted Mark Schiffbauer for a touchdown before the first quarter ended Bob Smith booted the extra point for a 7-0 Caper start. Lower still had a lot of wock to do before sitting down to a turkey dinner They added an 80-yard drive including three War rior penalties, and Lare finished it off with a twoyard tally.

Caper Ron Nelson was next to enter the end zone, and Lare hit him for a 15-0 advantage. A 22-yard field goal by Smith gave the Capers an 18-0 halftime lead. Wildwood's first third quarter was limited to defense as they sat with their backs against their own goal line. The score was boosted to 20-0 when Warrior Bill Hoyle was forced into a safety. A free kick put Lower on the Warrior 46. and seven plays later Lare connected to Schiffbauer for a 26-0 lead. Wildwood finally reacted with a 15-yard pass from Torey Harris to Craig Burke. The Capers 'ended the scoring with an 11-yard gallop by Paul Hazel. The Press field hockey and soccer all-star teams were posted last weekend and Cape May County was a major contributor. Seven county field hockey stars earned spots on the first and second teams. Kristie Miller, the leading scorer in Division I with 22 nets, was a first choice player along with teammate Dorann Foglio. Foglio was chosen for her defensive efforts. Miller and Foglio were the only stick swingers from the county to make the first team. Raiders Klaudia Gorman (offense) and Maggie Quinn (defense) were picked as second team allstars. Wildwood Catholic's Nicole Helversen and Abby Williams were second team coach selections. Helversen lead Catholic with 11 goals and stood second in the county for scoring. Middle Township produced second team all-star Carole Coles who tended the net for the Panthers Honorable mention players included Lower Cape May's Michele Boyd. Denise Smith. Linda Conover and Ann Ruediger; Middle's Katie Trainer. Tami Seymour and Kristin Brady; Ocean City's Nicole Barile and Vicki Miller; and Wildwood Catholic's Megan Gallagher. Cape May County provided nine all-star soccer players

Pat MacFarlane. a junior forward for Wildwood Catholic, was a unanimous choice for first team. Lower's Keith Jackson earned a spot on the midfield as an all-star, and senior Estebon Simone from Ocean City was the fullbacks pick. Second team choices included James Carmen and Sean Smith, from Middle. The two juniors played forward and midfield respectively. Wildwood Catholic's Dennis Leahy afid Andy Weis filled second team slots, as well as Lower Cape May's junior forward Bruce Calverly. and Ocean City's Brenden Gallagher Honorable mention players from the area were Lower's Kevin Jackson. Bill Thomas. Brian Lucas and Bill Sheets; Middles Mark Shelton, Mide Ribero. Art Kelly and Sean Whittington; Ocean City's Dan Delia Porta. Frank Edwardi, Jim Milligan and Sean Tarves ; and Wildwood Catholic's Charlie Vodges.

Breakers Go Into 1st Slot CAPE MAY - The Coast Guard Breakers moved into sole possession of first place in men's recreation volleyball as they swept pas! Burke Builders 15-5. 16-14 and 15-10 In other games. Eckel's Diesel defeated Mobile Estates 15-4. 15-10 and 15-12 while National Associates defeated Pete's Racquet Club 15-0. 15-9 and 15-0. McDevitt and Matagiese took two of three games against Sol Needles Agency by 3-15. 15-10 and 15-7 Carlos O'Brien's moved into fourth place after defeating Mayer's Tavern 15-0. 15-4 and 15-10 Standings l uasl Guard Breakers 12-3 Mclh'v ill & Malagiesc I ) 4 National Associates 114 Kckels liiosel | o-S Carlos i >Bnen s io-s Sol Needles Agency n-6 Burke Builders 5- In Mayer s Tavern I II i'ele s Kacijurt Club :I-I2 Cape May Mobile Estates 114

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