Rutgers gives state something to talk about
Local coaches, players chime in on progress of RU football program
BY DOUG McKENZIE Staff Writer
     Why not Rutgers? That’s the question facing RU head coach Greg Schiano and his staff following the Scarlet Knights’ most successful season in 27 years.
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Defense, team play fuels BCC’s winning streak
BY TIM MORRIS Staff Writer
     With a six-game winning streak, the Brookdale Community College men’s basketball team had turned things around.
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Stevens girls are showing plenty of improvement
BY SHAWN LAYTON Staff Writer
     EDISON — The J.P. Stevens High School girls basketball team notched its second win of the season with a 43-28 win over Paterson Catholic on Saturday.
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Bulldogs fall short in toughest test to date
BY SHAWN LAYTON Staff Writer
     METUCHEN — The township high school boys basketball team stretched its winning streak to eight games with a 70-64 win over Highland Park last week but suffered its first loss of the season in a 74-56 defeat to state powerhouse Atlantic City in the opening round of the Tri-State Coaches Classic on Sa
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Sports Shorts
     The Middlesex County Over 50 Softball League is looking for players to form a new team for the 2006 season. Players 50 and over are eligible (or who turn 50 in the 2006 calendar year). Games are played on Saturday mornings at Middlesex County fields from late April to the end of August. Contact Har
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Rutgers rebounds from tough loss to Wildcats
BY MIKE McDONALD Staff Writer
     It certainly was an up-and-down week for the Rutgers mens basketball team.
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Patriot boys make statement at the CJ Winter Classic
     NORTH BRUNSWICK — “You’re nobody until you beat somebody in a tournament,” is what Colonia High School bowling coach Tom Lagowski told his red-hot boys squad heading into Saturday’s Central Jersey Winter Classic held at Carolier Lanes.
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Rutgers gives state something to talk about
Local coaches, players chime in on progress of RU football program
BY DOUG McKENZIE Staff Writer
     Why not Rutgers? That’s the question facing RU head coach Greg Schiano and his staff following the Scarlet Knights’ most successful season in 27 years.
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