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COURiER-PCST, Sunday, October 11. 1987 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' SOCCER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' SOCCER Cherry East wins; Shawnee tops West Cinnaminson upsets East on late goal by Mark Jones By ED CUNEO Of the Courier-Post CINNAMINSON Mark Jones scored with 1:22 left in the game to decide Cinnaminson High School's 2-1 upset victory over Cherry Hill East yesterday in an Olympic Conference boys' soccer game. Jones' goal capped a wild game in which East dominated offensively but Cinnaminson refused to break. Cherry Hill East, the No. 1 team in the Top Ten Poll, suffered its first loss and is 6-1-1.

Cinnaminson, No. 4 in the poll, is 9-0. The game also featured an out standing performance by Cinnaminson goalkeeper Bill Funs who collected 19 saves and made every stop imaginable. Against the Cinnaminson defense. Cherry Hill East was frustrated time and again.

Cinnaminson had few legitimate scoring chances but cashed in on two of them. The winning goal came when Keith Landgraff, who had saved a goal moments before, worked down deep along the touch-line. East goalkeeper Dave Gruber came out and stopped Landgraff's shot. The rebound came away and Jones followed by volleying in his eighth goal of the season. BILL FUHS outstanding in goal Cherry, a senior, scored her second.

"Cinnaminson was very quick and moved the ball well," said Cherry Hill East coach Lee Troutman. "We played our best game so far. Our midfielders were the key. They won a majority of the 50-50 balls." East's Andrea Rubio, with 19 goals, had her string of six games with at least three goals snapped. Rubio did assist on two goals.

Edgewood scored a 2-0 victory over Camden Catholic. Michelle Christian and Tina Maiese scored for the Eagles, 7-2. Beth Hooper had to make only four saves in net. Tracy Adams and Susan Brennan each scored a goal in the fourth period as Paul VI defeated Eastern, 3-0. The first goal for Paul VI was scored when an Eastern player inadvertently scored in her own net.

Ann Brennan had seven saves for Paul VI. INTER-LEAGUE Sue Williams and Jill Stielau each scored twice as Shawnee beat Cherry Hill West, 5-0. Williams has nine goals and Stielau, five, for No. 6 Shawnee, 8-1. Kim Brockerman was credited with her sixth straight shutout.

Theresa Sorrentino scored twice and Tracey Thompson, once, to lead Pemberton to a 3-0 win over McCor-ristin. Sorrentino added goals two and three on the season and Thompson scored her first. Rose Rosa and Debbie Sienkiewicz shared the shtutout. HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Shawnee wins 8th; Carey scores 4 goals Fitzgerald scores 2, Sterling downs Colls "East has a great team," said Cinnaminson coach Jay Phillips. "We beat them without our leading scorer, Keith Bottger.

We felt that we had to keep the ball wide because their sweeper (Mark Pelouze) is a super player. That's what our second-half strategy was. "It took a team effort to beat East. Every kid played hard. But it could have gone either way." Fuhs and a little luck made sure of that.

With 8:33 left. Eric Thomas-big throw beat Fuhs, who had come out. Dan Beaney's head ball was on the mark, but it hit the post and went out. At 2:34, Beaney again converted Thomas' throw into a threatening shot when Landgraff, who was stationed on the line, chested the ball down and kicked it out. Fuhs kept Cinnaminson in the game in the first half with a couple of fine saves.

Cherry Hill East managed to beat Fuhs with 36 seconds left in the third quarter. Todd Kinney switched fields with a long ball. It went to Beaney, who headed it down to Mike Joseph. Joseph, who was less than 12 yards from the goal, got off a quick shot that Fuhs reacted to and stopped. Bill couldn't hold the ball and it went back to Joseph, who knocked it in for his third goal.

But that was the last time Fuhs would let that happen. "I played in the off-season with five or six of their guys, so I knew what they could do," said Fuhs, a senior two-year starter. "I was up for it, naturally, because they were the No. 1 team. But I didn't want to get too psyched because I didn't want to make a mistake.

Most of the saves were just pure reaction. On their goal, I guessed long-side and I was right. I just couldn't hold it. "The defense in front of me was just great. It had to be, because our leading scorer was out.

We figure if we can score one or two goals, then the defense can hold the fort." Top-rated Shawnee High School rolled to its eighth straight victory, and Gina Carey scored four times to spark Florence and highlight scholastic field hockey action yesterday. Shawnee got goals from Chris McGinley, Patsy Curcio and Sue Long to defeat Triton, 3-0, for Coach Bobbie Schultz. Jen Engstrom and Barbie Partlow shared goalie chores for Shawnee, but Triton's Jennifer Laundura had a full day while making 17 saves. Carey scored twice in each half to raise her individual total to 18 goals as Florence defeated Riverside, 4-0, in a battle of Burlco Freedom Divi Mike Fitzgerald scored two goals and Brian Hanrahan added another as Sterling High School defeated Collingswood, 3-1, yesterday in a Colonial Conference boys' soccer game. Fitzgerald has eight goals on the season as Sterling upped its record to 5-4.

Hanrahan scored his seventh. Sean Reilly scored for Collingswood. Tim Kelly's goal at 8:34 of the third period gave Haddon Township a 1-0 win over Audubon. Gary Shute stopped four shots for 7-1-1 Haddon Township. Haddonfield ran its record to 8-1 with a 3-0 victory over Haddon Heights.

Greg Kuroda, Matt Maloney and D.C. Carey did the scoring and Casey Price was the goalkeeper. TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE Matt Gangi's goal with three Iminutes left enabled Pitman to tie COLLEGE CROSS-COUNTRY Profs win 14th NJAC title HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAPE-ATLANTIC II Buena holds off Pleasantville Kingsway, 3-3. Kingsway's Brian Lake had two goals, including one that put Kingsway ahead in the second overtime before Gangi's score. OLYMPIC CONFERENCE Mike Tommlinson, Kenny DiCicco and Jeff Eisenhart each scored a goal to propel Cherry Hill West to a 3-0 win over Eastern.

Don Murray made three saves for his sixth shutout as West improved to 7-1. Eastern suffered its first loss and is now 5-1-2. Colin Law's third goal of the season was all that Overbrook needed as it downed Woodrow Wilson, 1-0. Rich Sontos made 12 saves for the Rams, 5-3-1. Sontos has two shutouts.

BURLCO FREEDOM Keith Ligtner punched in two goals as Maple Shade squeaked by Riverside, 3-2. Lightner has seven tallies. Kyu Chong Om got the other Maple Shade goal, his fifth. Jack Robinson scored his fifth and Bill Edwards his second. santville holding a 13-12 lead.

McCafferty connected on an 81-yard pass to Don Brooks and Kevin Beard raced five yards for the Greyhounds' scores. Barrale and Nelson hooked up on a 70-yard touchdown pass for the Chiefs' first score and Barrale hit Shawn Smith with a 37-yard bomb for the tally that brought Buena to within one at 13-12. The teams again exchanged touchdowns early in the third period as McCafferty hit Maurice Marshall with a 68-yard scoring heave and Damon Nelson got loose on a 35- verted to make it 20-0. Cinnaminson rallied behind 27-and two-yard touchdown runs from Mike Santee later in the second quarter. Joe Skahan followed San-tee's second TD with an extra-point kick.

Willingboro raised its record to 3-0. Cinnaminson is 0-4. Allison Belli, Hillary Weintraub and Ashlen Cherry each scored as Cherry Hill East High School shut out Cinnaminson, 3-0, yesterday in an Olympic Conference girls' soccer game. Cherry Hill East, 7-0 and No. 4 in the Top Ten Poll, stopped Cinnamin-son's seven-game winning streak.

The Pirates are ranked No. 5. Belli, a junior, scored her third of the season at 4:45 of the first quarter. Weintraub, a sophomore, scored her first in the third quarter and sion arch rivals. All four Carey goals came on power drives off rebounds as the Flashes raised their record to 6-1-2 for the season.

Once-beaten Cherry Hill East, No. 14 in the Top Ten Poll, raised its record to 5-1-1 with an impressive, 3-0 victory over Moorestown Friends. Dina Comuzzi, Debbie Harding and Linda Liao shared the scoring for Coach Sue Schooley. Glassboro made a Bunny Mazzeo goal stand up in a 1-0 victory over Pitman in a battle of Tri-County Conference rivals. No 19 in the Top Ten Poll, Glassboro raised its record to 5-1-2.

beat Trenton, 50. Bostwick covered the five-mile course in 26:05 and finished ahead of Trenton's Tim Gallagher, a former All-South Jersey performer from Haddon Township, who did 26:08. Glassboro, which is 1 1th in the latest Division III national rankings, also had Rancocas Valley product Dean Parker, John Montgomery, Paul Buccino and Dan Fourney, a Holy Cross graduate, sweep fifth through eighth. Only 22 seconds separated Parker and Fourney. It was the second major victory of the season for the Profs, who also have placed second in two top meets.

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