Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAq E 6 — SECTION TWO
Field hockey
Team, player in transition this year
BylUlKEBEHGEN
The Ocean City Girls Field
Hockey Team It In a state of
transition
U«t year the Red RaJden
were 7-5-1 In the old Cape-
AUantle League and boasted
the talents of two All Cape-
Attantlc League stars. Thli
season the Raiders have
mlsaed the scoring of Cindy
Marks who graduated last
uprlng, but there has ben a
bright spot for Ocean City In
the form of Junior co-captaln
Debbie Garvey
Garvey, like the Ralden, Is
h i season of traredtlon.
Last year Garvey made All-
CAL aa a center-halfback,
which 1» a defensive position.
Hill season Garvey hai
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J.
moved to the Ink position newly unanimous and I think drcumsjances. For lnaiance,
which entails both offensive tut apeaki highly of her. It Ocean aty and Holy Spirit
and defensive respon- means bat she has the con- played to a 1-1 tie two weeks
gMUHM.fidence
of the coaches and the ago and In Holy Spirit's next
•- Couple that wttt the mute other players."
outing, they knocked off the
of leadership as one of the Garvey is unfued by fee league leading Cumberland
team's co-captains and the •witch In rota. "I haven't Colti.
transition necessary Is ap- really hid any problems with Garvey offered this
parent.
the twitch," aba sayt. "It WM assessment: "We are a better
"Debbie Is Just an ex- a little difficult at first team than our record Inceptionally
gifted athlete." because there U a lot more dicates. Our problem has
Raider Coach Trish Cowhey running Involved at link and been that we dent get very
aayi, "She has worked very sometimes I would get tired, many good drives. When we
hard at the transition to link. I but now It's comfortable." don't drive, our crowing
can't say enough about her. The Ralden have a i-Mgame
doesn't work and we
Ow la always giving 100 record that can best be don't get many goal*. But we
percent and we need that We described as deceiving. are a good team, It is Just
have a young team and This season has been one of going to be a matter of time."
Debbie's attitude Is a very surprising upseti and the Ocean City will play
positive influence on younger abaence of a dominant scorer Cumberland in an important
players.
to Cape-Atlantic league ac- Cape-Atlantic League
"When we selected team tion.
Division I contest 4 p.m.
captains," the coach con- No single school has been Friday at the hockey Held,
tinued, "her selection was ng to mil unusual set of i»th street and Bay Avenue*.
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Sweep in girls tennis
Ocean City swept fee three
single* matches with
' Mainland Regional Monday
afternoon and won their girls
tennl* match, 3-2. The victory
lifts Wendy Nickles' girls to B-
Z at the deadline for Group
Three tournament
qualification.
Audrey Kemenoshlifted her
record Is 8-2 trtthii M, M
victory over Lauren Evlngkl
at number one singles. Dana
DeClnque, also 8-2 this year,
was a 6-2, 6-3 winner over
Louisa Reider at number two
In a match that was crucial to
fee win since Reider had
handed DeCinque one of her
teases earlier this season.
Linda King notched the
third Ocean City victory, 74,
6-4, over Karen Thomas at
number three.
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Raider senior Dana DeCinque may *«we
looked unhappy about this ihot but nevtrtMesi,
she has compiled a 46-6 record in varsity tAihi ihig
in less than three seasons.
! MerreU won the first doubles
i tor Mainland, 6-3, 6-2, over
[ Kathy McCann and Amanda
| Heist, The second Raider
doubles team of Tracy
i Naumann and AmaUa Eliakis
I went three seta before losing
I to Mainland's Jennifer
[ Marcus and Tracy Qffibry.
The loss dropped the
Mustangs to 6-4. Mainland it
ranked 14th in South Jersey
City's seeding and Camround
pairings for the firelp
Three tournament to ^t$k
nounced within a w^ek.
Moorestown, ranked sew^d
ta South Jersey, figures N»*e
a big obstacle In the^toanament
along with top ten I
teams Iron Eastern (rflflft)«
and Onnaminson (10th).'. ; |
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! Raiders are rated 12th,
trailing only Holy Spirit
I (fourth) and Millville (11th)
I among CAL schools.
Cumberland, whom the
[Raiders face Friday afternoon
(3:30) at home, U
[ rafted 17th In South Jersey.
Nickles expects Ocean
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER I. IMS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 1 — SECTION TWO
New faces, programs at the Center
Tb« Ocean aty Community
Oente-has three new stafl
members and additional
offerings for the ntw fall
Bob Cwik, the new assistant
director, report* that among
flnr Mesa to b« put into effect
an an outside field to be
opened in the near future, and
the starting of • running dob
and lacrosse team.
The weight room will
receive more equipment and
«n ewrdae program will be
instituted for adults.
Raquetball leMons for adults
und chUdren, a women*!
nupietbaU league, • CPU
course, Bad a water nitty
instructor program are UM
nlbe agnda,
: ^l»o starting U a maston
jlro'gram for competitive
maantn 28 and older, ThU
irogram to AAU-affllatod tad
-wfll be offered from • to 10
^Monday, Wednesday and
U from Camwnsburg,
Pa. and graduated from St
Vlncwfi College with a BJL
to English. He received Ua
masters degree In education
at Washington and Jeffenon.
At Olassboro College ho
earned a certification in
physical education and la now
snorting towards Ma masters
young sons.
> .Debbie Tweed comes to mt
nunity Center with a
ta health from Unuiua
ftllege and a phys. ed. minor
,,to athletic training and
£ ; ^paciing. She hat a
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be teaching swlmnastlcs,
•, msmi and tots, swim lessona,
^ adaptive aquatics far At
.handicapped, and Sad Creaa
, swim leasona.
, TweedwlUalao be involved
p g j
..JeagM raquetbaU leaaons and
,» wator polo Hague. She
1tM«M witti excellent
toedentiali for these offerlngs
having won a gold
*nW'for Srun^ S^
New staff members of the Ocean City Community Center are, from
left 1 AiiUtant director Bob Cwik, swimming instructor Bill Sepich,
HssUtant director of gwim program Debbie Tweed, and gymnastics instructor
Donna deKlyver.
Donna DeKlyver, the
Community Center 1 ! new
gynmastlca and uerdM
emriae inatructor, received
her phya. ed> degree Iran
Montcklr State Untventty.
now looking forward to what
he Nil u an "atdttag awrni
tern season" coaching tbe
100 boys and girls on the G-
Cwpanti swim team.
He received Mi degree from
Man HaD
at Seton Hafl and fet m-
County Pheasant Run ram-
LaeroiM team at the Mon-. mer swim team.
treal Candadlan National Heha.be* with the Center
Tournament recently. . -
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She competed on (he gjvtn* Log Fairbanks and Bea Gave and Betty Wright UK,
nasties Mam at Montclalr for French ted Fran and KenRow
Capita and Ray Blabtng
«our yean and was captain
Adamo for Brit place in the
el Moet recently, he taught
for two year*. Betide*
NorUvSouth nctTon Sept. 37.
phys. h ed. d at t Wildwood Wildd
gymnaitta, the will be
Others above average were MATCHPODn
CathoUc High School, where
teaching JBB ewtiaei, Bt-
DM Pataky and Edna Savage
1» coached the wrettllng and
90, Sue Bell and Pat Currens
teams. He has two
ness-over-50, and 1 new
8.
women'a program In the
weight room.
players above
DeKlyver was formerly
average were Rita Dotwiler
and Ruth P»ulaon imk, Mary
1 Sob Sannlno 109^.
EastrWest players above
average woe Arlene Kahn
and BUI Goldman 140, Gloria
Fleischer and Sylvester
- Norm- Lowery 13SH, Shirley Reynler
South players above average and Dorii McKenney W%
Sept 29 were Peg MaHafley Naomi Cooklln and Linda
and Sol Flnklestein 132, Betty McCallops 114H.
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Jeanne Taylor of Ocean City accepts a
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