Sky Blue Soccer School invites coaches of incoming or current high-school-age girls to a special session 7-9 p.m. May 27 at Thomas Edison Park, Edison, with the professionals of Sky Blue Soccer School, the only major training company composed mostly of female trainers. The session is presented by Sky Blue FC, in cooperation with the New Jersey Girls Soccer Coaches Association; the main presenter will be Kelly Lindsey, assistant coach, Sky Blue FC. Coaches who sign up for the session will receive a free ticket to the Sky Blue FC vs. Boston Breakers game at 6 p.m. May 31 at Rutgers University. Space is limited. To register, contact Deb Flynn at dflynn@skybluesoccer. com or 732-271-7700, ext. 314.

Sky Blue FC invites incoming and current high-school-age players to participate in a special training session 7:30-9 p.m. May 27 with some of the best women players and coaches in the country. Presented by Sky Blue FC in cooperation with the New Jersey Girls Soccer Coaches Association, the clinic will be held at Thomas Edison Park in Edison. Come prepared to play (ball, shin guards, water). Sign up for the clinic with the purchase of one discounted ticket ($12) to the Sky Blue FC vs. Boston Breakers game May 31 at 6 p.m. at Rutgers University's Yurcak Field. Space is limited. To purchase your ticket and register for the event, visit: the website at www.skybluestore. com/content/njgsca-girls-high-schoolsoccer clinic or call Deb Flynn at 732-271-7700, ext. 314.

The Jackson Memorial High School girls lacrosse program, coached by Lori Johnson and Diana Strizki, has seen four of its former players compete at the highest level. On May 16, Corinne Pingitore, Elyse Fisher, Jackie Macone and Nicole Necci competed in the final four of the NCAA Division II championship tournament in Salem, Va., Pingitore, class of 2006, plays for Adelphi University, ranked No. 1 nationally. Fisher, Macone and Necci, all from the class of 2008, play for Lock Haven University, ranked No. 3 nationally.

The Jackson Soccer Club will hold tryouts for the U10 Girls Herricanes 6:20-7:40 p.m. May 28 at the Jackson Justice Complex field turf 2 B/C, and 6:20-7:40 p.m. June 2 at the Jackson Justice Complex field turf 1 B/C. All players must wear a numbered shirt and arrive 15 minutes early to register. Details: Steve Eckel, 732-684- 1450.

The New Jersey Demons, a 13U AAU basketball team, won the New Jersey AAU 13U State Championship Division I on May 3 by defeating the Central Jersey Cardinals, 67-63, in Lincroft. The team, consisting of Hannah Missry of Jackson, Katelynn Flaherty of Point Pleasant, Marina Mabrey of Belmar, Camerin Spahn and Kim Dana of Freehold, and Cari Jenkins of Westfield, are all eighth-graders. Coaches are Tom Flaherty, Vince Missry and Felix Wheeler.

The New Egypt Storm U11 boys travel team defeated the Wall Vipers, 3-1, in a MOSA National 1 matchup.

"The boys have been playing with a lot of skill and determination this season. It has been a great experience to watch this group of boys develop over the past four and a half years," coach Ben Keaton said.

The Storm broke the game open on a breakaway pass from Garrett Cronin to Quaadir Palmer, who placed the ball in the lower left corner of the goal. Wall later tied the score in the second half.

The Storm responded when Chris Puma rifled a shot at the Wall goalkeeper off a Tyler Dey pass, causing the keeper to fumble the ball for an unassisted Jeremy Barkalow go-ahead goal. Palmer scored again with a chip shot over the keeper off an Andrew Agostinacchio assist.

Matthew Keaton, Jason Schenker, Chris Hurley and Mario Reed kept the offensive pressure on the Wall defenders throughout the game.

A "brick wall" was put up in front of the Storm goal by Tyler Herriott, Mark Barkalow, Andrew Jenkins and Kyle Aaronson, shutting down the Wall offense. Goalkeeper Timothy Blomgren allowed only one goal in 60 minutes of play.