N.E. football goes down in playoffs
BY MIKE WHITE Staff Writer
      New Egypt High School football coach Tom Farrell had done his homework prior to last Saturday's playoff game against Asbury Park. All Farrell wanted to do was be within a touchdown heading in to the final 12 minutes. The Warriors executed the game plan to perfection.
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RU wrestling looking to make big gains under Goodale
BY DOUG McKENZIE Correspondent
      After coming on strong late last season (winning seven of its last nine matches to finish 7-5 on the year), the Rutgers University wrestling team is ready to take its success to the next level. Now in their second year under head coach Scott Goodale, the Scarlet Knights have entered the season amid some lofty expectations. And for good reason, too.
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Freshmen contribute to Rutgers' season-opening victories
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer
      The Rutgers University women's basketball team showed why there's so much optimism surrounding the program with its 86-59 season-opening victory over St. Joseph's University on Friday evening.
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Blues continue to rule down the shore
Fish On • RON NUZZOLO
      Hungry schools of blues from 5 to 15 pounds are dominating the shoreline. Despite some wet weather, find the birds and jig away. Anglers from Point Pleasant all the way to Long Beach Island are chasing the birds and pounding away at hungry blues and the occasional striped bass. Blues blitzed the beaches for as far as the eye can see early in the week.
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