THE OCEAN STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2010
Golden Elks Pee Wees proficiently pound Pinelands, 19-6
The Golden Elks Pee Wee
football team played Sunday,
Sept. 19, against the Pinelands
Wildcats at David T. Fioretti
Field.
Devin Connelly ran for a
two-yard touchdown for the first
score of the game. The extra
point attempt was no good, leav-
ing the score at 6-0.
Following another short stint
from the Pinelands offense, Point
was set up for a drive on the
starting on the 28-yard line.
Working behind a strong line
made up of Nick Bertinelli,
Justin Rafi, Nick Palazzo, Bryan
Rogers, Conor Landis, Nash
McLean and Michael Lopez, the
Elks were able to move the ball
forward the full 28 yards in just 5
plays.
On a fourth-and-goal situa-
tion, Courtland Hackel ran the
ball 10 yards in for the score. He
was able to add to the score with
his follow-up run into the end
zone for the extra point. Going
into the half, the scoreboard read
13-0 in favor of the Elks.
Pinelands’ only score came at
the end of the third quarter to
make the game 13-6 Elks.
Pursuant to the Wildcats
kick-off, the return team for the
Elks brought the ball up to their
own 46-yard line. The offense
moved the chains for four, first
downs ending with a quick one-
yard run into the end zone by
Connelly to make the score 19-6
Elks.
The Elks defense, led by Kyler
Rossi, Hayden Frey, Damon
DelPriore, DJ Rivera, Jarrett
Howey, Michael Waddleton and
Austin Drucquer, was a strong
punishing deterrent to the suc-
cess of the Wildcats offense,
holding them to only four, first
downs and a total of 50 yards on
the day.
The win gives the Golden
Elks a 3-1 record.
GOLD MITEY MITES
In a game dedicated to
injured quarterback James Fara,
the Gold Mitey Mite Team pre-
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Pop Warner Football Liberty Elks who all ran the ball, domi-
South Division with a resound- nated the day on the ground.
ing win over the Keyport The drive was capped by a 20-
Indians Midget team this yard blast by Gene Franceschini
Saturday, 32-0, putting the team through a gaping hole opened
atop the division standings at 5- by offense linemen Scott Powell,
0. Brandon Frankenfeld and
The Elks’ Joe Wegrzyniak Gavin Hynes to increase the
took the opening kickoff 50 lead to 20-0.
yards to the Indians’ 26-yard On defense for the second
line. Two plays later facing sec- time this season, Jax Wigert
ond-and-five, Gavin Hynes on a picked off the pass short of mid-
handoff ran for a 30-yard field and raced 45 yards
untouched touchdown to make untouched to make the score
the score 6-0. Elks 26, Indians 0.
Antonio Garcia raced in for The Elks defense again took
the second Elks touchdown, over and continued to dominate.
Photo Courtesy of LYNNE LANDIS running through a huge hole on The hard hitting Elks jarred
The Golden Elks Pee Wee Purple Pop Warner team defeated Pinelands 19-6 on Sunday, the right side. The score stood at another fumble loose in Indian
Sept. 19. 12-0. territory that was recovered by a
After a strong defense effort, herd of Elks players at the 40-
the offensive line, composed of yard line. On the following
vailed over the Toms River ble by the Elks returning the down of the game. Kyle Ryan, Mike Larson and offensive play, Gavin Hynes
Raiders, at their home field on offense back on the field. MIDGETS Jack Cawley, contributed to the capped off the scoring for the
where no official score was be The Elks turned the ball over The Point Pleasant Elks strong running game.
posted due to this being an on downs. Both teams played Midget squad continued its Jack Fitzsimons, Tom
instructional level of play. hard, but neither was able to march through the Jersey Shore Forsberg and Josh Vitale, the See ELKS, page 42
Outstanding offensive block- find the end zone until the third
ing by Ryan Visco, Scott quarter.
Franceschini, Bryan Hawthorn, On fourth-and-long, Jake
TJ Palazzo, Ron Leyda, Jason Madden sacked the Raiders
Pop Warner teams, Panthers,
Sherlock and Ben Gilmore quarterback.
allowed the Golden Elks to
overcome the Raider defense.
With the ball turned over to
the Elks from a loss of downs, it
Gulls all go pink for good cause
Scores were posted by Ben gave the team momentum to Michelle Mayfield, whose the foundation. Beach.
Gilmore, Joe Macchi, Luke score. Fullback Conner Smiths son, Michael, plays for the If members of the commu- “We will be there on the
Dragon, Robert Cooper and made his second significant run Golden Elks Mighty Might nity cannot attend a Golden 17th,” Thompson said. “We
Alex Hubner. At the conclusion of the by game, blasting up the Purple Team, recently started Elks game, but would still like tape our shoes [to provide
of the game the team signed and middle of the field from the Pink Laces, a new effort to to donate, they may mail ankle support], but we are
presented the game ball to seven-yard line and into the end raise money for the Susan G. checks to 2119 Kenneth Road, looking for some pink wrist-
James Fara. zone. Komen Breast Cancer in Point Pleasant. For those bands [to wear during
GOLDEN ELKS MITEY- In the third quarter, defen- Foundation, which raises mailing donations, please games].”
MITE PURPLE sive end Christopher Boud money for breast cancer make checks payable to The Garnet Gulls Football
On Sunday, morning the intercepted a pass from the research. Golden Elks Pop Warner team will also join the fight
Golden Elks Mitey-Mite Raiders. This recharged the All Golden Elk Pop Warner [GEPW]. against cancer, and will be
Purple team visited the Toms Mitey Mite Purple offense back teams are wearing pink laces The Point Boro football wearing pink laces on their
River South Raiders for a on the field, with great blocking on their cleats during games to team has also joined the fight cleats during their games in
rematch from two weeks ago in by the offensive line consisting promote breast cancer aware- against breast cancer, accord- October.
a game where no official score of tight end Zack Simmons, left ness, through the end of the ing to head coach Calvin The Point Pleasant Boro
was posted due to this being an tackle Garret Romer, left guard season. Thompson. boys soccer team will also be
instructional level of play. Jake Magley, center Chris Boud, Mayfield said local Pop “We are going to make a wearing pink laces, according
The action started with the right guard Parker Roncin, right Warner coaches have already donation,” he said. to Mayfield.
first snap with fullback Garrett tackle Marcus Kellerman and started to jump on the band- The Panthers will meet with One hundred percent of all
Romers charging through the tight end Michael Mayfield. wagon by purchasing pink Golden Elks representatives in proceeds from the teams’
middle of the Raiders defense Halfback Robert Rothery ran apparel to support the cause. a check presentation ceremony fundraisers will go directly to
for an 80-yard touchdown run. for 30 yards, leaping over At games, the Golden Elks scheduled for Oct. 17, at the the Susan G. Komen Breast
In the second quarter, linebacker defenders and into the end zone have buckets on hand for spec- G. Harold Antrim Elementary Cancer Foundation.
Conner Smith recovered a fum- for the third and final touch tators to make donations to School, in Point Pleasant
PAGE 42 THE OCEAN STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2010

FISHING TIPS
Once again, more wind has been excellent reports of bluefin and
plaguing boats from getting out false albacore spread over a wide
and heading offshore, as it doesn’t area. These fish are still here in very
seem like it wants to stop blowing. good numbers — the only trouble
Over the weekend, hard north was getting out to them.
winds were the nemesis, and then Chuck Salkeld, over at the Reel
at the beginning of this week, we Seat in Brielle, reported that he hit
had hard southeast winds and rain. a weather window last Thursday,
This has been the pattern over the and had good action with four
last couple of weeks, as wind and bluefin, many false albacore, and a
more wind from many different dozen mahi in the Mud Hole.
directions has made for a big disap- Other boaters headed out far-
pointment for boaters, and ther, approximately 52 miles east of
September is now gone. the Manasquan Inlet, and did the
The few weather windows that same with good bluefin and albie
did exist in the last week did have catches.
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In the surf, there have been
catches of small, striped bass and
bluefish, along with some weak-
fish. Most of the weakfish, howev-
er, are being caught in 30 to 40 feet
of water, just off the beach, from
midway down to the bottom. Only
a few keepers have been taken, as
most fish are spikes.
Greg over at Brielle Bait and
Tackle reported: “Lots of good
stuff going on with sea bass, albies
and weakies.
“Wayne Nelson, of Willingboro,
nailed a big, 5.75-pound sea bass
on the Jamaica II. It hit a whole
clam.
“The Jamaica II and the local
party boats are doing well on the
bottom, with a mix of sea bass, por-
gies and ling.
“Cody and Tyler Vervalin, of
Monroe, N.Y., came in from the
boats with a 3-pound sea bass and
a 10-pound striped bass. Both
went for clams.
“In the surf, Lee Karosen, of
Cedar Knolls, nailed three good
size stripers, just fewer than 28
inches on the Sea Girt Beach. Lee
said you must be there at sunup for
the bass. They hit right when the
sun shows. Clams are the ticket in
the surf.
“There are also a lot of 1- to 4-
pound bluefish in the local surf, in
Manasquan and Spring Lake,
being caught on small metals.
“Dean Vervoort, of Manasquan,
got out in his boat and caught a
bunch of small weakfish off of Bay
Head. They hit 1- and 2-ounce
Crippled Herring. Most were less
than 14 inches.
“Albacore, skip jacks, bonito,
and big blues are on the menu at
the Mud Hole. Local party boats
are catching lots of those fish about
17 miles east of Manasquan.
Three- and 4-inch Tsunamis,
Deadly Dicks and small mustard
2/0 and 3/0 tuna hooks, with
spearing, are all working well.”
Wayne over at Hoffman’s
Marina in Brielle reported: “It was
another week of high seas with try-
ing to fish in between the weather.
There was only one solid window
to go to the canyon overnight, and
I didn’t hear of any reports.
“Bluefins are still out there —
trying to get out is another issue.
“There were fish caught this
past week. I weighed in a couple of
footballs in the 40- to 50-pound
class. The ticket is chunking in the
a.m. ‘til the sun comes up, then
they shut down as they are too line
shy.
“One of my customers was
chunking, doing well, when the
sun came up and they shut down.
He went down to a 20-pound
leader, hooked up, and lost the fish
a minute later. He moved up to 30-
pound leader, but the tuna would-
n’t touch it.
“During the day, fish are being
taken by jigging and on the troll.
What seems to work is trolling bal-
lies way back, 300 to 600 feet, at 4
to 5 knots.
“Guys are starting to catch
schoolie stripers in the river, by the
railroad 35 bridge during the top of
the incoming tide, which seems to
be the most productive. This week,
they were also catching weakfish
spikes along the beach and albies.
“Trolling the Shark River Reef
or the Manasquan Ridge seemed
to be the most productive for boni-
to and albacore. Sea bass fishing is
still consistent on the reefs, with
some blackfish on the side. The
water is still too warm for better
action on the tog.”
This Sunday is the Annual
Governor's Surf Fishing
Tournament, at Island Beach State
Park.
A variety of species are eligible
for entry in the tournament.
Overall length determines the win-
ner. All fish must meet minimum
length requirements.
The individual who catches the
overall largest fish wins the
Governor’s Award, and has his or
her name engraved on the
Governor’s Cup, which is perma-
nently displayed at the park.
Fishing equipment is awarded
By
Jim Freda
to winners who catch the largest
fish in each species category.
Winners from the early entry
drawing and the tournament must
be present during the afternoon
awards ceremony to claim their
prizes, or they will be forfeited.
Questions can be directed to
609-748-4347.
The New Jersey Division of
Fish and Wildlife has announced
that its fall trout stocking will
begin this Tuesday, Oct. 5, and
continues through Oct. 13.
During this period, approxi-
mately 21,000 trout, averaging 14
to 16 inches, and weighing 1 to 2
pounds, and 1,000 exceptionally
large, broodstock trout, measuring
17 to 24 inches, and weighing 3 to
8 pounds, will be distributed in 16
streams, and 16 lakes and ponds
statewide.
Monmouth and Ocean county
waters are scheduled to be stocked
this Tuesday with the following
numbers of trout: Manasquan
River, 640; Metedeconk River,
North Branch, 270; Metedeconk
River, South Branch, 240; and
Toms River, including TCA, 350.
Tip of the week: The complete
list of fall trout stocked waters and
the stocking schedule is available at
www.njfishandwildlife.com/flstk.h
tm, or through the Trout Stocking
Hotline, at 609-633-6765.
Send information or notable catch-
es to jimfreda@optonline.net.

— ELKS — running 30 yards for a touch-

down.
From Page 41 Patrick Fraley and Nick Torre
led the Golden Elks defense.
day with a 30-yard dash into the With the help from their
end zone. The score stood at 32- defensive linemen Nick
0 for the contest. Tuzzolino, Diego Salcedo, Nick
GOLDEN ELKS MITEY Rebimbas and Jack Shamy, they
MITE wreaked havoc in Lacey’s back-
The Golden Elks Mitey Mite field.
7-year-old team traveled south Whenever the football moved
to face the Lacey Lions Sunday, past the line of scrimmage, line-
Sept. 26 where no official score backers Paul Dejacimo,
was posted due to this being an Kenneth Hagel, Zachary Hill,
instructional level of play. Diego Salcedo and Aaron
The offensive line proved Stencil were there to make the
powerful behind the hard work hit.
of Cooper Hargis, Jared Lucich, Head coach Mike Krey stated
Greg Anilonis, Ethan Craggs, that it was “now time to go to
Paul Dejacimo, Nick Klein, work and get ready for the
Ethan Porter, Jeff Wall and Hawks of Manchester.”
Lance White. The teamwork
they displayed during the game
kept the Lions defense at bay.
The hard work of the offen- Corrections
sive line left quarterbacks
Zachary Hill and Sam Transue In a story that appeared in
free to run the offense. last week’s sports section titled
The Elks’ only score came “Panthers cannot claw their way
during the third quarter when through Holmdel Hornets’
Sam Transue handed the ball to nest,” Point Boro player Daniel
Adrian Foley, who started in the Delaney was incorrectly identi-
middle but bounced outside, fied as having fumbled the ball
in the first half of the game.
Also, in the same issue, the
caption of a photograph that
ST. JUDE appeared with the front-page
story “Lady Gulls soar over
NOVENA Manchester Hawks” incorrectly
May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be identified a Shore Regional
adored, glorified, loved and pre- player as Manchester’s Jessica
served throughout the world, now Constantine.
and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus,
The Ocean Star regrets these
pray for us. St. Jude, worker of mira-
errors.
cles, pray for us. St. Jude, help of the
hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer
9 times a day. Say it for 9 days. By
the eighth day, your prayer will be
— WIN —
answered. It has never been known to From Page 37
fail. Publication must be promised.
Thank you, St. Jude. WW losses]. I still believe we have
a lot of work to do.”
After capturing Jackson
PRAYER Liberty as its first success of the
TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN season in an exciting game, the
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. Oh most beautiful team is anxious to follow
flower of Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of heav-
en. Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Thompson’s lead and get back
Virgin assist me in my necessity. Oh, Star of the to work.
Sea, help me, show me herein, you are my mother.
Oh holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven “We just have to celebrate
and Earth. I humbly beseech you from the bottom of
my heart to succor me in this necessity. There are tonight and go into next week
none that can withstand your power. Oh show me and play hard,” said Malleck.
herein you are my mother. Oh Mary, conceived with-
out sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. Holy “We want to go into the bye
Mother I place this cause in your hands. (3x) Holy week 2-2 [by winning the next
Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so
that I can attain my goal. You who gave me the game].”
divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me;
that in all instances in my life you are with me. I want Point Boro’s next game is
this short prayer to thank you for all things and con- tonight at Wall at 7 p.m. Point
firm once again that I never want to be separated
from you even in spite of material illusions. I wish to Boro’s John Dunbar, center
be with you in eternal joy and thank you for your
mercy toward me and mine. Andrew Matter and right tack-
The person must say this prayer for three consecu- le Dave Halliday, who were out
tive days, after three days the favor requested will
be granted, even if it seems difficult. The prayer against Jackson Liberty due to
must be published immediately after the favor is concussions, are all expected to
granted without mention of the favor, only your ini-
tials should appear at the bottom. WW play.