THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1995 NORTH JERSEY SPORTS THE RECORD S-11 Fitzmaurice wants to go 4-for-4 curasra I in SOCCER David Fitzmaurice has never been a steady starter for the Virginia soc-cer team. The senior midfielder from Wyck-off started 17 games his sophomore year and eitrht last It seems unfathomable to win four national crowns in four years of college. But that's exactly what last year's senior class at Virginia achieved. And the Cavaliers, ranked first nationally (15-0-1), are showing no signs of slowing down.
"Like in years past, we have great chemistry," Fitzmaurice said. "A lot of people didn't think we'd be able to score a lot of goals. We're more technical We knock the ball around better. A bunch of guys are scoring. Last year we were more dependent on since-graduated A.J.
Wood and Nate Friends." Fitzmaurice has four assists, including a cross to Mike Fisher that gave Virginia a 2-1 overtime victory over Clemson. His post-graduation future is a little unclear. "Hopefully I know enough people in this world to get a job," Fitzmaurice said. He's thinking about going into coaching and will probably come back home. ter Jana Hubner was named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Volleyball Co-Player of the Week.
Sophomore forward Nicole Tracey earned the women's soccer award. Sophomore forward Tony Cer-vone of Montclair State shared the New Jersey Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Player of the Week honors with Luis Pinto of Rutgers-Newark. Jersey City State's Elkin Alzate of Ridgefield made the honor roll. Jamie Levine of Upper Saddle River, a sophomore- at Skidmore, successfully defended her New York State Division III collegiate singles title Monica Yurman of Waldwick is a sophomore at Flagler in St. Augustine, Fla.
She plays second singles and first doubles. Mary Ann Wolf, a 1993 River Dell graduate, plays Softball for Villanova. She's spending the semester abroad at the University of Westminster, and she's playing goalkeeper for the soccer team there. And at some point, hell sit down and reflect on his team's success. "I really don't have time now," Fitzmaurice said.
"I'm sure maybe a few years down the road IH think about it" Right now, though, he's thinking only about winning the next game. Fairleigh Dickinson coach Ira MiLer was named the Northeast Conference's Women's Tennis Coach of the Year after leading the Knights to a second-place finish. In NEC volleyball, Lakeland High graduate Stephanie Van Loon of Rider won her third Newcomer of the Week award. Columbia midfielder Rino Ma-tarazzo of Fair Lawn won the Ivy League's men's soccer Rookie of the Week honors. Princeton freshman Chris Halupka made the honor roll.
Two St. Peter's athletes won weekly honors. Junior middle hit i 1 NJSIAA Group 1 Sophomore Nail Benlsh scored midway through the second half to give Becton a 1-0 win over Midland Park. Nick Colella posted his fifth shutout with 1 1 saves. NJSIAA Group 2 Andre Horvaht netted his 12th goal as sixth-seeded Harrison breezed past Pascack Hills, 3-0.
Lino Leltao registered his eighth shutout with four saves. The Blue Tide's next opponent will be third-seeded Newton. Lyndhurst's David Deesus and Dumont's Mike Aldemlr scored two goals each in the first half and that was all the scoring In regulation. Lyndhurst then outscored the Huskies, 3-2, in penalty kicks for a 3-2 victory. The deciding kick was made by Claudlo Mortello.
DeJesus now has 14 goals while Aldemir leads Bergen County with 37. NJSIAA Group 3 Eleventh-seeded Ramapo surprised sixth-seeded Pascack Valley, 1-0, on Adam Brenner's goal with 15 minutes to play for its fifth straight win. Sam rrazlano kicked the ball off goalie Jason Kuchar with Brenner )- on the loose ball for the score. Chris DeMarco recorded with four saves. Next up for the Green Raiders is thlrt Jed Garfield.
John Lev blasted home a 35-yarder in the second overtime to give River Dell a 2-1 win over Fort Lee. The Golden Hawks trailed with 10 minutes left In regulation but Eric Topel's 11th goal sent the game into OT. Bryan Mesropyan scored for the Bridgemen In the opening half. RD will play second-seeded Tenafly. Hopalcong raced past Lakeland, 5-0, as Mike Murray produced a hat trick and assisted on a fourth goal.
NJSIAA Group 4 Jim Flynn scored with 30 seconds left in the opening half and West Mllford hung on for a 1-0 win over Union Hill. Next up for the Highlanders (13-4-2) is Kennedy, which edged Passaic Tech, 2-1, on penalty kicks. Craig Lltlklewlcz fed Flynn the ball about 20 yards out from where he fired In his 18th goal. Brad Callahan, who missed the first six games of the season because of an injury, turned back five shots for the shutout. Third-seeded Kennedy (10-4-3) took the lead In the first half on a goal by Carlos Tarra before the Bulldogs tied it in the second half on Pat Novlllo's score.
But the Knights won it on penalty kicks, 3-1. Joram Mushlnske and Christian Baude scored as unbeaten Ridgewood eliminated North Bergen, 2-0, to set up a meeting with Clifton. Matt Hastings secured his seventh shutout with eight saves. Ignaclo Altlzlo headed the ball In at the 15-minute mark of the second half to give Clifton a 1-0 win over surprising Teaneck (5-8-4). Mike Tynlo made six saves In posting his ninth shutout and the Mustangs fourth straight win.
Kearny avenged a 1994 tournament loss to Hackensack by beating the Comets, 1-0. The Kardinals face the winner of tonight's Wayne Val-ley-Bayonne game In the quarterfinal round. ACSI tournament Aaron Van Dyk scored his 22nd goal of the season with 10 minutes left to play and it proved to be the winner as Hawthorne Christian edged Cornerstone Christian, 2-1, in the opening round of the Association of Christian Schools International. The victors other goal came in the first half by Andy Otterby. MEN'S Sophomore Phil Napolitano kicked in a 6-yarder at 89:30 to give Rutgers a 1-0 win over Lafayette to snap an eight-game winless streak.
Hamlsl Amanl-Dove, the Missouri Athletic Club Trophy finalist, chipped a pass from 18 yards past goalkeeper Matt Weaver to Napolitano at the far post for the assist. Amanl-Dove has at least one point in eight of the last nine games. Junior midfielder Elkln Alzate of Palisades Park scored twice In Jersey City State's 3-3 tie with Staten Island. JCS was down, 2-0, at the half, but went ahead, 3-2, before Staten Island's Artur Sadykov tied it with eight minutes Fatmlr Mlmlnl of Hawthorne had a goal and two assists, Henry Perales of Harrison had three assists, and Jason Burnslde scored the winning goal at 87:24 as Ramapo College downed Hunter, 4-2, in an ECAC first-round game. Jeff Patterson's goal with 8:48 left in the first overtime gave Drew a 2-1 win over William Paterson in the other game.
Drew faces Montclair State Saturday. WOMEN'S Freshman Courtney Wood scored a goa! and assisted on another in Seton Hall's 2-1 win over Manhattan as the Pirates finished the regular season with a 9-8-1 record, the first winning season In the program's history. Krlstlna Self assisted on the winning goal. Sophomore Nicole Bello of Greenwood Lake scored the hat trick and had an assist In Dominican's 6-1 defeat of Teikyo Post. Frikka Jo-hannsdottlr scored once and assisted three times.
SWIMMING SOCCER Paul Delo of Blauvelt, N.Y., broke his own school records In the 3-meter and 1-meter dives to lead the Fordham Aqua Rams past Fairfield, 135-86. The scores were 322.65 and 344.70, respectively. The Fordham women also defeated Fairfield, 147-85, as Marybeth Graham won both dives and Justine Fagerland won two freestyle events. KEN DAVI00FF COLLEGE 3 season. He's also been a part-time starter this year.
Fitzmaurice doesn't complain about getting more starts because he owns three national championship rings. And now, even in his senior year, he refuses to contemplate individual accomplishments. "The only personal goal I have is to go out here a national champion again," Fitzmaurice said. "It would be a great way to leave here." 1 Tournament of Champions MANASQUAN 3, RAMAPO 2 Final SlnglM Maren Haus del. Alexa Ouku.
64, 6-1; Jennifer Smith (R) def. Megan Crotty, 7-6 (7-3), 5-7, 6-3; Ellsa DIFeo del. Andrea Krawltz, 6-1, 6-1. Doublet Emily Patterson and Kristin Phoebus del. Lauren Rlchter and Michelle Wells, 6-0, 6-2; Roaa-lyn Slnoway and Amanda Crossetto (R) del.
Laura Clancy and Jamie Schwler, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. Team records: Ramapo (25-2); Manasquan (27-0). WEST MILFORD 1. UNION HILL 0 union Hill 0 0 0 (13-4-1) Wesl MIHord 1 0 1 Goals: Jim Flynn. Assists: Craig Llslklewlcz.
Saves: UH-Juan Martinez 12; WM-Brad Callahan S. KENNEDY 2. PASSAIC TECH 1 (10-6-1) Passaic Tech 0 10 0 1 (10-4-3) Kennedy 1 0 0 0 1 Goals: PT-Patrlck Novlllo; K-Carlos Tarra. Assists: PT-Carloa Gomez. Saves: PT-Nelson Garay -Coral Carlos 11.
won shootout, 3-1. CLIFTON 1, TEANECK 0 (5-6-4) Teaneck 0 0 0 (12-3-1) Clllton Goals: Ignaclo Altlzlo. Saves: T-John Testa C- Mlke Tynlo 6. RIDGEWOOD 2. N.
BERGEN 0 (7-6) North Bergen 0 0 0 (11-0-4) Ridgewood 1 12 Goale: R-Joram Mushlnske, Christian Baude. Assists: R-Andy Reed, Tom Cawley. 8avee: NB-Angeto James R-Matt Hastings 8. NJSIAA Group 3 RIVER DELL 2. FORT LEE 1 (OT) (12-7-1) Fort Lee 0 10 0 1 (10-7-2) River Dell 0 10 12 Goals: FL-Brian Mesropyan; RD-Erlc Tope), John Levis.
Assists: FL-Cesar Camargo; RD-MIke Crane. Saves: FL-Gllberto Moreno 15; RD-KIrk Saloglannl 6. RAMAPO 1. PASCACK VALLEY 0 (10-6-1) Ramapo 0 1 1 (9-5-4) Pascack Valley 0 0- Goals: R-Adam Brenner. Assists: R-Sam Grazlano.
Saves: R-Chris DeMarco 4: PV-Jaaon Kuchar 2, Adam Bromberg 2. HOPATCONG 5, LAKELAND 0 Lakeland 0 0 0 (11-5-1) Hopatcong 2 3 5 Goals: H-MIke Murray 3, Matt Scott, Mike Stan- chak. Assists: H-Dan Cokelet 2, Murray, Mike Ford, Andy Mel. Saves: L-Kyle Rllsmandel 17; H-Steve Kelmer 7, John Clark 2. NJSIAA Group HARRISON 3, PASCACK HILLS 0 (7-0-3) Pascack Hills 0 0 0 (12-3-1) Harrison 2 13 Goals: H-Marco Allende, Romulo Barreto, Andre Horvath.
Aeeleto: Luis Morelra, Raul Calelras. 8avos: PH-WIII Pandotfo H-LIno Leltao 4. LYNDHURST 3. DUMONT 2 (SO) (13-6) Lyndhurst 2 0 0 0 3 Dumont 2 0 0 0 2 Goals: L-Davld DeJesus D-Aldamer 2. Assists: L-Marlo DelRegno.
Savee: L-Chrls DeJesus 8: D-14. Lyndhurst wins shootout 3-2 I NJSIAA Group 1 I BECTON 1. MIDLAND PARK 0 (10-7-1) Becton 0 1 1 (11-6-1) Midland Park 0 0 0 Goals: Nell Benlsh. Assists: Rob Ottreda. Save: B-Nlck Colella 11; MP-Brlan Fells 12.
ACSI nurowrnwi HAWTH. CHR. 2, CORNERSTONE CHR. 1 (0-2) Cornerstone (12-2) Hawthorne Chr. 1 1 Goals: C-Jon Bock; HC-Aaron Van Dyk, Andy Ot terby.
Assists: HC-Garret Laraen, Van Dyk. Saves: C-John Zevetzhln 21; HC-MIke Eel man 15. Independent BARNSTABLE 8. ROCKLAND DAY 0 (Ml Rockland 0 0 (4-3-1) Barnstable 8 Goals: Young Choi 2, Joe Woodward 2, Roes Green- berg 2, Prtcllla Winder, Matt Frankel. Assists: Woodward 2.
Savee: R-Mackey 12; B-Art Zeurldus 2. HACKENSACK 2. NVOLD TAPP. 0 (. NVOld Tappan 0 0 0 (7-6-5) Hackeneack 2 0 3 Goala: Delrdre Heyea, Dana Evana.
Assists: Me- lanle Olson. Saves: OT-Kelly Morltz 13; H-Jennlfer Cruslus 0. i- SOCCER SOCCER Fatmlr Mlmlnl, Jason Brunside, Pierre Celestln. Assists: H-Franklyn; R-Mlmlnl 2, Henry Perales 3. Saves: H-Ousko Bogdanov 10: Bartolotto 7.
RUTGERS 1. LAFAYETTE 0 Rutgera 0 11 (3-0-2) Lafayette 0 0 0 Goals: Phil Napolltlno. Assists: Jason Kenlg. Ssves: R-Steve Wlddowson 3: L-Matt Weaver 6. JER.
CITY ST. 3. STATEN ISLAND 3 (10-3-4) Staten Island 2 1 (3-13-1) Jersey City Slate 0 33 Goals: Si-Dave Llpskl, Oshrl Reuven, Artur Sadykov: JCS-Elkln Alzate 2, Jimmy Vera. Assists: JCS-Vera. Roger Campbell.
Ssves: Si-Paul Rogers JCS-' Colin Oooley 7. DREW 2. WM. PATERSON 1 (OT) (10-0) Wm. Peterson 0 10 0 1 (16-2-1) Drew 10 1 0 2 Goals: WP-Adam Grossman; D-Erlc Aaronlan, Jeff Patterson.
Assists: O-Patterson, Pete Pappalardo, Darlan Wilson. Saves: WP-Scott 8ennert 12; 0-Tlm Curtis 12. Women's soccer SETON HALL 2. MANHATTAN 1 (9-0-1) Seton Hall 1 1-2 (9-7-1) Manhattan 1 0 1 Goals: SH-Ashley Warner. Courtney Wood; M-Llsa Marglotta.
Assists: SH-Wood. Krlstlna Sell; M-Tina DeSa. Saves: SH-Stacy Nagle M-Lorl Graham 13. DOMINICAN 6, TEIKYO POST 1 (3-0-1) Teikyo Post 0 1 1 (9-6-1) Dominican 3 3-6 Goala: TP-Chrlstlna Nuzzo; D-Nlcole Bello 3, Frikka Johannsdottlr, Jackie Pentrelll 2. Assists: D-Bello, Jo-hannsdottir 3, Kim OMIs 2.
Saves: TP-Kara Valentine 15; O-Maureen Gill 9. NJSIAA Group 3 Lauren Sherry and Tara Madlgan tallied two goals apiece to spark River Dell to a 6-4 comeback victory over Tenafly. The Golden Hawks will face Indian Hills next. With 27 minutes left, the Tigers had led, 4-2. NJSIAA Group 2 Lauren Azzolllnl scored twice to propel Mahwah over Newton, 4-2.
The Thunderblrds next take on the winner of Glen Rock vs. Lyndhurst. Northern Hills Meg Renna scored twice as West Milford clinched the Northern Hills Skyline title with a 5-2 victory over Lakeland. Renna has 18 goals this season. Independent Sophomore goalkeeper Nicole Salvl made four saves for her seventh shutout as Fair Lawn beat Dumont, 3-0.
Jodlann Palmerl scored a goal In each half, giving her nine on the season. NJSIAA Group 2 MAHWAH 4. NEWTON 2 Newton 1 12 (15-5) Mahwah 1 3 4 Goals: N-Laura Guandone, Sue Martlnka; M-. Lauren Azzolllnl 2, Kyle Lubrano, Molly Harrington. Assists: N-Jen Thomaa; M-Harrlngton, Kim Raamua-sen, Jess Ravettlne.
Saves: N-Sara Lundegard M-Carrle Terwllllger 12. NJSIAA Oroupa RIVER DELL 6. TENAFLY 4 (12-4) River Pelt (11-5) Tenafly 3 1-4 Goale: RD-Lauren Sherry 2, Tara Madlgan 2, Kim Seldler, Christy Zllllto; T-Jamle Koss 3, Katlln Wlt-trelch. Assists: RD-Megan Heidelberg 2, Karen Ham-merle. Saves: RD-Clndy Cochran 20; T-Eva Szakal 21.
Northern Hills WEST MILFORD 5, LAKELAND 2 (12-3-2) West MIHord 3 2 5 (11-3-1) Lakeland 02 2 Goals: WM-Meg Renna 2, Dawn Gasparri, Sara Schechter, Becky Bertram; L-KIm Fife, Tina Leldl. Assists: WM-Lelaha Space, Renna, Anna Bartsch; L-Becky Pearson. Saves: WM-Laurle Palasz L-KIm Matteo 14. independent FAIR LAWN 3, DUMONT 0 (6-11) Dumont 0 0 0 (10-6) Fair Lawn 2 13 Goals: Jodlann Palmerl 2, Meghan Ward. Assists: FL-Donna Eckstein, Kelly Crosson, Rachael Mallach.
8aves: D-Tara Coll 16; FL-Nlcole Salvl 4. Today BOYS SOCCER a-Montclalr at Eastside a-Kennedy at Bloomfield, 3:30 p.m. a-Bergen Catholic at Ridgewood, 3:30 p.m. Fair Lawn at Teaneck, 7 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER a-Rldgewood at Bloomfield, 3:30 p.m.
aa-Teaneck at Paramus, 3:30 p.m. bb-Dwlght-Englewood at New Mllford, 3:30 p.m. ee-Madlson at Montvllle Clifton at Immaculate Heart Montclalr at Paramus Catholic, 3:30 p.m. Dumont at Fair Lawn Park Ridge at Lyndhurst, 3:30 p.m. Queen of Peace at Hasbrouck Heights GIRLS VOLLEYBALL University at Bogota NWDemareet at Tenafly Westwood at N.
Highlands FIELD HOCKEY Glen Ridge at Montclalr, 3:30 p.m. Ramsey at Pompton Lakes Mlllburn at West Mllford Butler at Passaic Valley, 3:30 p.m. Pequannock at Lakeland, 3:30 p.m. Mendham at Boonton, 3:45 p.m. All events at 3:45 p.m, unless noted KEY TO LEAGUES a-NNJIL Atlantic; aa-NNJIL Pacific; bb-BCSL National; bbb-BCSL Olymplo; ee-Northern Hills Suburban.
High school BOYS SOCCER NJSIAA tournament Group 4 Clllton 1 Teaneck 0 Vernon 0 Passaic Tech 1 Hackensack 0 North Bergen 0 Union Hill 0 Emerson (UC) 2 Kennedy 2 Kearny 1 Ridgewood 2- West Mllford 1 Postponement Wayne Valley (13) at Bayonne (4), today, 7 p.m. Group 3 Hopatcong 5 Lakeland 0 Ramapo 1 Pascack valley 0 River Dell 2 Group Harrison 3 Lyndhurst 3 Wallklll valley 1 Group 1 Becton 1 Fort Lee 1 Pascaok Hills 0 Dumont 2 (SO) valley 0 Midland Park 0 ACSIt Hawthorne Christian 2 Regular season Barnstable i GIRLS SOCCER NJSIAA tournament Group River Dell 6 Cornerstone Christian 1 -Rockland Day 0 Tenafly 4 Fair Lawn 3- West Mllford 6. Lakeland 2 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Clllton 15, 16 Dumont 15, 11, 15 Garfield 15, 16 West Windsor 6, Queen ol Peace 4, 16, 8 PaaaafaTechU, 2 Lincoln 3, 3 Memorial (WNY) 18, 15 Paterson Cathollo 16, 16 -Eastern Christian 8, 5 Ramsey 6, 15, 16- Hawthorne 16, 13, 14 Midland Park 7, 12 -Rldgefleld Park 16, 6, 13 Saddle Brook 15. 16-. Westwood 11, 16, 16 Bergen tournament Clltlslde Park 16, 16 Paramua 16, 16 Paramus Cath.
16, 16 Rutherford 16, 16 Ridgewood 11, 13 NVDentareet 14, 3 Wellington 0, 7 River Dell 7, 7 FIELD HOCKEY Jennifer Cruslus made nine saves for her sixth shutout as defeated Northern Valley at Old Tappan, 2-0. VOLLEYBALL Hudson tournament Semifinals Secaucus 15, 15 FIELD HOCKEY Hackensack 2 TENNIS Tournament ol champlona Final Manasquan 3 College MEN'S SOCCER Emerson (UC) 1,13 Tappan 0 Ramapo 2 AV 0 Jersey City St. 3 Rutgers 1 Seton Hall 1 ECAC toumamsnt First round Drew 2 Ramapo 4 Staten Island 3 Lafayette 0 Wm. Paterson 1 (OT) Hunter 2 WOMEN'S SOCCER Army 2 Dominican 6 Seton Hall 2 MEN'S SWIMMING Fordham 135 Teikyo Post 1 Manhattan 1 86 WOMEN'S SWIMMINQ Fordham 147 Men'a occer COLUMBIA 2. ARMY 0 (4-10-3) Army 0 0 0 0 0 (0-0) Columbia 0 0 0 2-2 Rlkkl Dadason 2.
Assists: Rlno Matarazzo, Tim Oahma. Savee: A-Oan Murphy 11; C-Matt Napo-fean 13. SETON HALL 1. ST. JOHN'S 0 (12-4-1) St.
John's 0 0 0 (10-0-1) 8elon Hall 0 1-1 Goale: Michael Magarlnoa. Aaslsts: Tom Houston. Savee: SJ-Krla DaCosta 1. SH-Erlc Shaw 4. BARD 3.
STEVENS 2 (3-11-1) Bard (6-0-2) Slovene 1 2- Goale: B-John Duvernovl S-MIke Toth 2, llan Greenfield. Assists: B-Greenfleld, John Kefauver; S-Yanauba Hjle, Jamea Louis. Saves: B-Oave Klee 1 1 S-Chrls Luke 5. RAMAPO 4. HUNTER 2 (12-2-4) Huntsr (11-0-1) Ramapo 1 3 4 GoatK H-Greg Lada, Mike R-John Acuna, i tMStAA boy aoccer 4 NORTH JERSEY SECTION 1 GROUP 4 Thursday Wayne Valley (13) at Bayonne (4), 7 p.m.
lIliliJsiiM. NORTH JERSEY SECTION 1 GROUP 4 Thursday Wayne Hills at West Mllford, 2 p.m. Fair Lawn (8) at Vernon (1) HCIAA tournament Jen Bronowlch had nine service points and 14 assists to propel Secaucus over Emerson, 15-1, 15-13. The Patriots face Memorial on Friday at Bayonne In the championship. Memorial advanced with a 15-3, 15-3 victory over Lincoln.
Yvete Ayala had seven service points, four aces, and four kills, BCSL American Sophomore Lauren Schmidt recorded 15 service points and eight aces as Dumont downed Queen of Peace, 15-4, 11-15, 15-6. Junior Ellsa Sasaki added eight service points, four aces, and 14 assists. Maggie Herbasz had three aces, seven kills, and 11 digs. Krlsten Harrlgan had 10 points and 33 sets to orchestrate Westwood's 11-15, 15-5, 15-13 victory over Rldgefleld Park. Jen Ca-poralettl added 15 spikes and seven kills and Nicole Turner chipped In with 14 spikes.
Diana Borello contributed six blocks and 10 spikes. BCSL National Seniors Jen Alexander and Dawn Keegan combined for 22 service points as Rldgefleld defeated Leonla, 15-4, 15-4. B-PSL Seniors Krlstlna Abuhamda and Charlsse Thomas combined for 23 service points to lead Paterson Catholic over Eastern Christian, 15-8, 15-5. Barbara Flore recorded five straight aces to secure Garfield's victory over Passaic Tech. Independent Senior Stephanie Stow had 17 assists to lead Ramsey's tight 5-15, 15-13, 16-14 victory over Hawthorne.
Senior Karen Salisbury added 11 kills. Senior outside hitter Theresa Dewera had 10 kills to power Clifton over West Wlndsor-Plalnsboro, 15-8, 15-9. Senior setter Colleen Far-kas added five assists. Corrections Bergen Catholic was listed as 9- i 4-4 in The Record's boys soccer poll. The Crusaders are 9-3-4.
Melissa Daggett of Wayne Val- ley was misidentified as Debbie Stern in a photograph appearing in Wednesday's editions of The Record. GYMNASTICS Bayonne (5) at Immaculate Heart (4) Wayne Valley (6) at Ridgewood (3) GROUP 3 Thursdey Northern Highlands at Sparta, 2 p.m. DePaul (8) at Ramapo (1) Indian Hills at Lakeland (2) GROUP 2 Thursday Lyndhurst (8) at Glen Rock (1) Holy Family Academy (6) at New Mllford (3) Pompton Lakes (7) at Ramsey (2). GROUP 1 Thursday Hawthorne (6) at Waldwick (3) Heather Carr won the all-around with a 37.2 score to give Butler (103.15) the Morris County championship in Its home gym. Carr also won the floor (9.5) and beam (9.35).
Nicole Mungo of Montvllle won the vault (9.4) and placed second In the all-around (36.15). Jean Troast of Pequannock was third In the all-around with a 36.0. Pequannock (99.2) placed third behind Randolph (101.45). seUL.
