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SPORTS by SUE McKinley Lady Panthers Clinch Second Straight Title

The Middle Township Lady Panthers moved into first place with a strong hold on the Cape Atlantic League (CAL) title. The Panthers downed Wildwood 50-36 to boost it's record to 15-1 in the conference, 19-4 overall. The one-two punch of Michelle Greenwaldt and Bev Grant sparked Middle with 20 and 14 points respectively. Greenwaldt's high of the season was the result of an eight for 13 shooting spree and four deposits from the

> foul stripe. ) THE FRESHMAN GUN I also collected five steals • and grabbed eight boards for the winner. A fourth quarter expio- ' sion was fueled by buckets 1 from Kara McVey and Grant to get the Panthers rolling for eight straight points. With Panther forward Ronnie Lynn on the sick list, Middle was rescued by Tracey Greenwaldt with four points, three steals and four assists. A 70-27 run over Lower Cape May leaves the Panthers with one game to go and the CAL title for the second consecutive year. II was another net night for Michelle Greenwaldt and Grant as they combined for 41 of Middle's points Grant marked up the charts with six rebounds, seven assists and five steals while Tracey Greenwaldt lit up 12. hauled 10 boards and distributed five assists. Betsy Gilbert pulled 12 boards for the Panthers. WILDWOOI) GIRLS are running a good race as they continue to put W's on their record despite Middle Township. Ann Turner poured in 18 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lead Wildwood to a 52-27 win over Sacred Heart. Frani Barcas connected for 17 and Sharon Sittineri snatched six steals for the winners. After their fall to Middle, the Warriors came back to down Absegami in a tight contest. Barcas hit for two of four . technical foul shots and Sittineri made a deposit for a four point take from the Braves. Two technical fouls were given to the Absegami bench for protested calls. Wildwood Catholic girls took two easy ones last week as they ripped Hammonton and Lower Cape May. * The Crusaders were powered by Kate Caruso who hit for 20 points in a 50-26 victory over Hammonton. Barbara Sbarra led Hammonton with 14. Caruso connected for 33 against Lower Cape May in la 65-15 crusher. Ann Franco contributed 12 points for the winners. OCEAN CITY GIRLS were saved by a pair of Vicki Miller free throws for a 53-51 take from Millville. Judy Eckerson paced the Raiders with 22 counters and 10 boards, while Miller added 13 points to the cause. Rosanne Casbarrow tallied 15 for Millville. The Panthers clinched a 65-63 win over Wildwood after a six point deficit at the half. Mike Watkins and Eddie Bryan collected 15 each for Middle while Dion Coley added 12. Paul Franco led the Warriors with 17. Middle also downed Lower Cape May 66-46. Watkins and Bryan hit for 15 apiece while Maurice Hubbard added 14 points and 10 assists. Dion Coley registered 12 for Middle. "

Steve Johnson paced Lower with 13 counters. WILDWOOD CATHOLIC boys won a 62-50 battle over Hammonton behind Alex Mairone's 17 counters. Dan Leahey scored 16 an Joe Bada nette<fi4. Wildwood took g 65-45 game from Sacred Heart as Tracey Harris poured in 20 points and Paul Franco hit for 16. Steve Severio and Brendan Cannor added 10 and nine, respectively. Lower Cape May hit two more buckets than Catholic in a 32 minute stretch for a 60-56 decision. Ed Leo and Joe Mendo tallied 16 apiece to lead the winner. Dan Leahey'$ 26 points paced the Crusaders. . OCEAN CITY was pro ppelled by 16 second period points from Leon Brown for a 79-72 win over Egg Harbor Township. Brown finished with 23 and John McCIain with 15. On the losing list was Wildwood and Wildwood Catholic with one apiece. The Warriors suffered a 77-71 loss to Absegami while Catholic was beat by St. Augustine 54-47. ANOTHER OCEAN CITY swimmer set a school record as the Raiders outswam Egg Harbor Township 92-80. Mark Powell covered 400 meters in four minutes and 46 seconds. ** Mary Garret and jftmio , Harrington took second and third, respectively, for the winners while Rob Astle took the 100 meter freestyle. Astle also won the 200 meter medley for the Raiders. ON THE MATTS it was Lower Cape May over Wildwood 61-3, Ocean Cityover Bridgeton 44-22 and Lower Cape May over Cumberland 36-19. Six forfeits and five wins gave the Capers an easy victory over Wildwood Wildwood's only winner was iPelc Meyer, who downed Jesse Matsinger 4-3. For Ocean City. Phil Latella boosted his record to 16-2 with a pin. Raider Pat AnastasM also pinned one to establish a 14-1-1 record. Against Cumberland, the Capers collected five pins Marc Brown started it off with a 40 second decision; Terry Brannan, Kurt Schnucker, Kevin Lewis and Sean O'Donnell also delivered falls to win the match

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