Sports Shorts

The following are the results of the Westlake Women's Golf Association's Sept. 21 outing - alternate shots. In the 18-hole competition, Division One went to Jeanne Chrabaszcz and Gail Baletti (62), followed by Sandy Schwartz and Susan Morbach (64). Division Two went to Doris DuPont and Barbara Grena (63), followed by Mary Giehl and Paula Sands (63). In the nine-hole competition, Barbara Tafro and Nancy Powderly took first with a 33, followed by Betty Keneally and Carole Goldstein (36.5), Juanita Hurley and Dale Jacene (36.5), Doris Rochlin and Susan Goldberg (38), and Nancy Robbins and Sandy Kwiecinski (39).

Basketball players are wanted for a competitive winter CYO league. The league runs from mid-December until the end of February with the potential for tournament play during the Christmas break and an end-of-the-season tournament. Potential players must be in high school and should be members of the St. Aloysius or St. Monica parishes in Jackson. A limited number of nonparishoner players are allowed. For further information call Coach Mark at (732) 364-2987 or Coach Bob at (732) 833-0530.

New Egypt Lightning U11 boys travel soccer team embarked on a new adventure this fall, having entered the New Jersey Youth Soccer State Cup. This experience puts the Lightning up against the top teams in Youth Soccer. New Egypt came out strong and dominated game one of the first round of play against the West Deptford Wolves. The offense was on fire as they fired shot upon shot at the West Deptford goal. The Lightning defense stayed strong, allowing minimal shots on goal, while the midfield worked their magic, dominating control of the ball throughout the game. Although they found it difficult to get past West Deptford's goalie, New Egypt won 1-0 in double overtime on a penalty kick. Without a doubt, New Egypt earned the win. The Lightning boys have proved that hard work, dedication and superb coaching pays off. The boys are ready to face the Hillsborough Roma soccer team on Saturday, Oct. 14, on their home field at 1:30 p.m.