The following are the current standings of the Monmouth Women’s Softball League:
The Globe Hotel & Sports Bar 2-0
TOL Fragrances 2-0
P&A/Huddy’s Inn 2-0
Walt St. Pub 2-0
Ladies of Essence-LOE 1-1
Jersey Girls 1-1
Atlantic Seafood/Lincroft 1-1
Memory Lanes 0-2
Brannigan’s Bar 0-2
Arena Builders/Holmdel 0-2
The Aberdeen-Matawan girls U11 travel soccer team is looking for players for fall season. Players must be born after Aug. 1, 1993. Call (732) 290-8003 for information and tryout dates.
The Hazlet Wrecking Crew U14 MOSA boys soccer team improved to 6-1-2 with a 1-1 tie against the Alliance Hornets. It was a frustrating afternoon for the Crew as they missed several scoring opportunities. Sean Wentz did score for the Crew just before the half on a great individual effort. The Crew’s defense of Tyler Prata, Cliff Gabiel, sweeper Kyle Sullivan, fullbacks Kevin and Brian Hedges, stopper Gregg Fosket and goalie David Gonzalez played a superior game, hustling on a hot afternoon to shut down the Hornet offense, allowing only a late goal. Dan Fortier, Kurt Granai, Steve Grobelny, Alex Stratis, Willie Wallbank and Thomas Mauch all played an aggressive game at forward, challenging the Hornet defense.
Golf packages and dinner tickets are still available for the May 27 Trinity Episcopal Church Golf Outing to benefit the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation at the Colts Neck Golf Club. Play will get under way with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. following a barbecue lunch at noon. Prizes will be up for auction and raffle during the 6 p.m. casual dress cocktail and dinner reception in the Pegasus Grille restaurant. For more information, contact Judy Ramsey at (908) 216-2333.
The Kum Sung Martial Arts Organization held its 40th semiannual tournament on May 1 in Toms River. Students ranging from age 3 to adult competed in Kata, sparring, breaking and weapons. Congratulations to the students at Master Coyne Kum Sung Karate, located in Middletown, who won the most trophies and medals of all schools who attended. They are Bill Rivera Jr. and Juan Rivera, who both won grand champion, and Brian Belich, Alex Belich, Thomas Crossan, Valencia Vitale, Richard Berry, Evie Athanasiou, Katilyn Leach, Jeffrey Seggio, Peter Kanyuk, Joseph Kinsella, Trevor Lampson, Ryan North, Zach Canfield, Josh Canfield, Raymond Feldman, Matthew Gibney, Thomas Gioia, Robert Romanski, Sean Nolan, Daniel Benoit, Claudia Chakamian, Anthony Manrodt, Phillip Guidetti, Joseph Iandoli, Anthony Iandoli, Andrea Price, Michael DeVino, James Miller, Nicholas Donato, Jesse Price, Michael Veress, Jaquline Veress, Michael Maggs and Marc Cerbo.
The Hazlet Hawks, a U-14 boys travel soccer team, will hold tryouts on May 27 at 6 p.m. at the Hazlet Soccer Complex. The team plays in the Mid NJ league in Flight 1 and receives professional training from an "A" license coach. Boys born between 8/1/90 and 7/31/91 are eligible, residency is not required. For more information call (732) 495-4790.
The Lion Pride Basketball Camp, directed by boys head coach Will Mayer, will be held at Middletown North High School for four weeks this summer — July 12-16; July 19-23; Aug. 2-6 and Aug. 9-13. All weeks run Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The last week is from 9 a.m. to noon and is an offensive skills camp. Boys and girls ages 8-14 are eligible to attend. The cost is $110 per week, and there are discounts for multiple weeks and/or multiple children signed up from the same family. Each camper receives a basketball, T-shirt, water bottle and individual report card included in their registration fee. For more information or a brochure, contact Will Mayer at (732) 533-3184 or e-mail [email protected].