Category: Sentinel-NBS Sports

Staff Writer By doug mckenzie CHRIS TROYANO Old Bridge High School’s Dan Harding (l) battles with St. Joseph’s Jim Flannery for first place at the Greater Middlesex Conference Cross Country Championships at Thompson Park in Jamesburg on Oct. 20. Last week at Holmdel Park, the Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, cross country team failed to win…

Staff Writer By doug mckenzie Sayreville scores a big win over South Brunswick Raiders keep rolling along with win over New Brunswick JERRY WOLKOWITZ South Brunswick quarterback Brad Casalvieri can’t escape the grasps of Sayreville’s Bobby Berardi during their game in South Brunswick. With Piscataway dropping its first game of the year to Edison’s J.P.…

Staff Writer By tim morris Old Bridge is fastest team at Manhattan Invitational Knights set to defend GMC title on Saturday The championship season begins tomorrow for the Old Bridge boys cross country team when the Knights defend their Greater Middlesex Conference crown at Thompson Park, Monroe. The GMC comes on the heels of yet…

The following are the results of the Tamarack Women’s 18-Hole Golf Association’s Oct. 2 Two Ball Best Ball Tournament. Lee Barra and Meryl Abramowitz took first place with a 66 (match of cards), followed by Carolyn Meyer and Claudia Homoki (66), Terry Massaro and Judy Weinberg (69), Susan Kelner and Thelma Tsacnaris (71), and Jean…

Staff Writer By doug mckenzie Raiders catch a break and get by resilient Falcons Vikings suffer first loss at the hands of Old Bridge VERONICA YANKOWSKI North Brunswick’s Krimzon Marrero chases down a Monroe ball-carrier during the Raiders’ 14-13 win in North Brunswick Saturday. Going into the game, very few people expected much of a…

The following are the results of the Tamarack Women’s 18-Hole Golf Association’s Sept. 18 outing. The game played was best ball with a pro. In Flight A, Dot Wright was the winner with 63, followed by Rita Reisart (64, match of cards) and Elaine Jadacki (64). Carloyn Meyer had low putts of 31. In Flight…

Staff Writer By doug mckenzie Local teams featured on a great day for soccer Raiders, Vikings play key opposition to mixed results VERONICA YANKOWSKI East Brunswick’s Kari Devine dribbles past South Brunswick’s Cherise Johnson during their Red Division battle in East Brunswick. There are certain days within each regular season high school schedule that stick…

The borough of Sayreville’s employees will play members of the Faith Fellowship Ministries in a charity softball game at Raritan Bay Waterfront Park in South Amboy at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 12. Proceeds from the game will benefit the Association for Brain Injured Children, a nonprofit organization founded in 1968 that meets the needs of…

Staff Writer By doug mckenzie FARRAH MAFFAI South Brunswick quarterback Brad Casalvieri unleashes a short pass during the Vikings’ 39-32 win in East Brunswick Friday. Don’t tell the South Brunswick Vikings that a game against the East Brunswick High School football team is an automatic "W." The Vikings needed a dramatic come-from-behind effort Friday to…