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Susan DeKalb Wins WMGA 2008 Player of the Year Congratulations to Sue DeKalb, our Player of the Year! Sue won the WMGA Championship and finished fourth in the Stroke Play Championship. She also made it to the round of 16 in the USGA Women’s Senior Amateur. She won the GSWGA Senior Stroke Play Championship and finished second in the GSWGA Stroke Play and Round Robin Championships. What a magnificent year of competition for this great athlete. Sue shared her winning attitude with us at the Annual Meeting, “Golf has given me more than just a way to stay competitive. I have made many new friends through golf, shared special moments with my teammates and have enjoyed being a part of the WMGA and Garden State Boards. I am very grateful to be a part of this organization and I will always treasure this award.” Thank you, Sue, for bringing your finest effort to every tournament, and we are honored to have you represent our organization as our very best in 2008. Susan DeKalb, Player of the Year and Kathy Cosgrove, VP Competitions

The Judy Bell Awarded to Carolyn Cudone This year the WMGA presented the 12th Judy Bell Award, named in honor of the first female president of the USGA, to Carolyn Cudone, a living legend in the world of golf. Carolyn grew up on Staten Island and was encouraged to pick up the game by her mother who loved to play. She won her first WMGA title in 1938 and went on to collect five WMGA Match Play Championships and two Shore Championships, the precursor to our Stroke Play Championship. Carolyn also is an 11-time winner of the New Jersey State Women’s Stroke Play Championship and six-time winner of the New Jersey Women’s Match Play Championship. Carolyn flew up to the Annual Meeting from her home in South Carolina to accept her award. Carolyn charmed the audience with remarks regarding her passion for the game and the blessings golf has bestowed upon her life. At 90 years young, Carolyn, too, hopes that her game will improve! On any sunny afternoon you may find her Carolyn Cudone, Judy Bell Award Winner teeing it up on the course at Myrtle Beach, working on her smooth and graceful swing. Thank you, Carolyn, for and Kathy Dennis, WMGA President honoring the Annual Meeting with your joyful and spirited presence. Amy Alcott Sparkles at the Annual Meeting Amy Alcott, a member of both the LPGA and World Golf Halls of Fame, entertained the audience at the Annual Meeting with stories from her junior playing days to her celebrated LPGA career. Amy can tell a delightful tale for every celebrity she has met, every golfer she has known and every course she has played. She has a book due out in March, “The Leaderboard-Conversations on Golf and Life,” in which she shares her gifts of perspective and insight. Surely it is filled with humor, compassion and intelligence ­— the very hallmarks of Amy Alcott’s personality. Amy so enjoyed hearing about the excitement and variety of WMGA amateur competition at our Annual Meeting. For all of the tournament trophies and winning photographs set on her mantle there seems to be one thing missing from Amy’s coffee table… and that is a copy of “Tee Talk.” Amy, here is your first issue, and thank you from all of us at the WMGA. Special thanks, Donna Young, for introducing your long time friend to the WMGA. Donna Young (l) and Amy Alcott (r) 1 Barbara Israel Wins the Lann Trophy Barbara Israel from Century, the 2008 Met Amateur on June 3rd. The Lann Trophy is awarded to the member who Champion, won the Joseph J. Lann Trophy this year with her returns the season’s lowest 18-hole gross score for a WMGA magnificent round of 74 at St. George’s Golf & Country Club stroke play round. Congratulations, Barbara!

Scholarship Event at Century Country Club Tuesday, August 12 Building on the success of the past a lot of uneven lies and hole locations that two years’ competitions at Trump National made for a definite challenge. We started out in Bedminster, NJ and Hamilton Farm in with a few birdies, became pretty confident, Gladstone, NJ, it seemed improbable that the and then finished out of the money! The food WMGA Scholarship Foundation golf event was fantastic and it was wonderful that one could exceed expectations. But it did! The of the scholarship recipients was there to play Committee was honored to be able to hold and speak during the awards presentation. this year’s event at the prestigious Century Although this was a two hour ride for those of Country Club in Purchase, NY. us who came from the Princeton area, it was definitely worth the trip. This is such a worthy Despite a triple-conflict in the Westchester/ cause and it gives young women a chance to CT district and thanks to the generosity of our play golf even at the collegiate level. This is members, the Foundation garnered more than something that was never available to most $40,000 which it will use to fund scholarships of us. My foursome will continue to support for deserving young women from the (l-r) Robin Shields, Rose Wishner, this event.” Metropolitan tri-state area. Karen Spano, Kathy Riepenhoff golf bag!!!! Now that says a lot about our The support for the Foundation was terrific WMGA members! as was the competition out on the course. Edward Landau, Michael Karger, Dan Rifkin Century’s strength’s are its 4’s, several and Howard Juster took home the Gross of which stretch more than 400 yards, and Prize with a score of 66. Sarah Cohn, Phyllis its heavily bunkered and slick back to front Anikstein, Barbara Finkelstein and Lisa Jame greens. Century’s appearance has changed played an outstanding round of golf to earn over the years but it has retained its reputation the Net Prize with a 67-59. The formidable as one of the Met area’s finest. It is a true foursome of Kathy Cosgrove, Kathy Dennis, (l-r) Sandy Rosenberg, Tim Roth, Mary Beth Childs Championship layout. (Lincoln- Mercury Sponsor), Bradley Childs Deb Oberg and Sherry Sloane won 2nd Net WMGA Competitions Chair, Kathy Cosgrove, with a score of 73-60. Many prizes were made special note of the fact that the staff at awarded and everyone was a winner on The USGA P.J. Boatwright, Jr. intern, Mike Century was very gracious, “All participants this day. Tener, was in charge of the weather and were welcomed and treated as though they he outdid himself; a most glorious day on were Century members.” Barbara Kohut was Title sponsor Lincoln Mercury provided not the most inviting of golf courses. Another in full agreement with Kathy; she and her only cars for holes-in-one on two of the Par highlight, and a definite plus to the day, was foursome enjoyed “beautiful Century” and 3’s but also underwrote all of the prizes for having Athena Aicher, one of our scholarship “can’t wait to play again in the Foundation the day. Lincoln Mercury has become one of recipients, join us and participate in the golf event.” It helps, too, that Kathy’s group won WMGA’s most loyal and generous sponsors. tournament. Athena is beginning her second 2nd Low Net and Barbara’s 5th Low Net. Mary Beth Childs of the Tri-State Lincoln year at Dartmouth College; lucky them to have Mercury Dealer’s Association addressed the her! And Athena was lucky in her foursome One of the Foundation’s biggest supporters, crowd saying, “It is a pleasure to sponsor such assignment to play with Barbara Jones, Honey Kathy Riepenhoff, may have summed up the a deserving event.” Fazzinga and Michelle Dhanda. The group not day best: “My foursome thoroughly enjoyed only won 5th Low Gross, they each gave all of the 100 year old course in Purchase, NY. It Gerri Scarpa their winnings to Athena who happily jaunted was in great shape with undulating fairways Chair, WMGA Scholarship Foundation across the parking lot toting a spanking new and lined with large, old trees. There were 2 44th Better Ball “B” Championship Canyon Club and Mahopac Golf Club, August 13 & 14

Thirteen teams took up the challenge of playing their best golf on two different courses in two days. The Canyon Club in Armonk and the Mahopac Golf Club in Mahopac tested the players and they answered with some excellent scores. Canyon Club is known for its challenging Par 3’s and its well-bunkered greens. Mahopac always offers the challenge of water and lighting fast greens. Despite some initial fog and rain, Louise Di Chiaro and Hekyung Hyun from Osiris played consistent golf and led the field on both days earning the low Gross prize with a 161 (80-81). Theresa Piscareta and Christine Tozzo from Lake Isle had a superb second day of play to earn 2nd Gross with their score of 168 (86-82). Dawn Lowell and Kim Baier from Mahopac made brilliant use of their local knowledge to earn the low Net prize with a score of 134 (71-63). Kathy Lyons, Salem, and Christine Marano, Mahopac, shared the 2nd Net honors with the Rye team of Amy Marconi and Pam Santucci with both teams shooting 135. Hekyung Hyun (l) and Louise Di Chiaro (r), Better Ball “B” Champions

Well done, Ladies! Many thanks go to our two tournament hosts, Canyon and Mahopac, for this delightful experience and to our Met Rep, Sue Wilder, who complemented the luncheon feast with her delicious home-made cookies sending everyone home with big smiles.

19th Sis Choate Pinehurst Tournament Garden City Country Club, September 25

This year the Sis Choate Pinehurst Tournament was hosted by the Garden City Country Club on . The competitive field of 28 teams braved an unseasonably cold and windy day with a persistent threat of rain. The was in terrific condition with speedy greens and extremely difficult pin placements. The challenge set by the course and the weather didnot intimidate this inspired group of golfers. The Gross scores ranged between a low of 71 and a high of 87. Great golf, Ladies! With scores so close, the competition was intense. At the end of the day, there was a three-way tie for low Gross with a score of 71. Laura Algiero, Westchester Hills, and Gwen Fisher, Fenway, won the Sis Choate Trophy in a match of cards. Cheryl Brayman, North Shore, and Denise Martorana, Southampton, Laura Algiero (l) and Gwen Fisher (r), Sis Choate Pinehurst Champions claimed 2nd Gross. Gail Flanagan, Westchester, and Barbara Israel, Century, came away with 3rd Gross shooting a score of 72. Colleen Edelman and Maggie Pizzone from White Beeches posted a 71-65 to win the Net prize. Julia DeTolla and Carol Goldman from Port Jefferson earned 2nd Net with an 83-66. Maggie Pizzone (l) and Colleen Edelman (r), Sis Choate Pinehurst Net Winners Jean Pellegrino, Rockville Links, provided the exclamation mark of the day with her Hole-in- One. Congratulations, Jean! Many thanks go to the Pro Shop staff at Garden City for their help and assistance in staging the tournament. The caddies were invaluable with their local course knowledge. The house staff and chef took this opportunity to showcase their lovely club. They did a wonderful job providing breakfast, wraps at the half way house for late players and a delicious buffet for lunch. All in all, it was an extremely successful day with superb play and a wonderful venue. Claire Riccio Met Rep, Garden City Country Club

3 FAMILY ALBUM 78th Husband-Wife “A” Championship Whippoorwill Club, September 17 The 78th Husband-Wife “A” Championship was played at the Whippoorwill Club on a beautiful September day with 24 couples participating. This was a tremendous showing given the fact that the financial markets had taken a terrible downturn on the previous day. Mia and Don Keum, Whippoorwill is one of the great classic courses, designed in 1929 by Donald Ross and later renovated by Husband-Wife “A” Champions Charles Banks. Challenges are found on every hole, set by the steep terrain, tree-lined fairways, and hard and fast greens. If that were not enough, there are also a good number of doglegs which require players to use every club in the bag. Mia and Don Keum of Minisceongo played the Pinehurst format to perfection, shooting a 70 to win the Low Gross prize. Their score was certainly helped by Mia’s Hole-in-One on the 8th hole measuring 175 yds! Don was all smiles as he watched his wife’s ball drop into the hole. Becky and Mark Montgelas, Wee Burn, were just one shot behind with a 71 giving them 2nd Gross. Sarah and Robert Cohn, Fresh Meadow, claimed 3rd Gross with a 73. Low Net honors were awarded to Stacey and Frank Riech, Engineers, for their fine score of 74-63. Jane and Adam Kugler, Alpine, posted a 71- 65 to take 2nd Net. Many thanks go to Whippoorwill and its entire staff for hosting such a superb day of golf.

54th Husband-Wife “B” Championship Nissequogue Golf Club, August 5 The 54th Husband-Wife “B” Championship took place on a nice summer day at Nissequogue Golf Club with 32 couples competing for the silver. The breathtaking water views and challenging elevations Joe and Poppy Holmes, Husband-Wife “B” Champions were reason enough to want to play and compete on this special course. Joe and Poppy Holmes from Silvermine traveled by ferry across Long

Island Sound,which must have been a very relaxed ride, as they played consistent golf from tee to green. No Deborah and Raymond Fell, three putts from these two! Their score of 77 set the mark earning them the low Gross trophy. Barbara and Jim Husband- Wife “B” Net Winners Thorpe, Southward Ho, garnered 2nd Gross with an 80. Joanne and John Apgar, Metuchen, were one stroke behind and took home 3rd Gross. The low Net trophy was won by Deborah and Raymond Fell from Bellport with a score of 80-67. Jane and Philip Cohen, Salem, shot an 88-68 for 2nd Net. Dianne and Walter Spardel, Nissequogue, demonstrated their home course knowledge by shooting an 82-69 to win 3rd Net. Everyone appreciated the club’s efforts to make the event a day to remember. Thank you, Nissequogue!

The 81st Mother-Daughter Championship Glen Ridge Country Club, July 29 The 81st Mother-Daughter Championship was held on a glorious summer day at the end of July at the Glen Ridge Country Club in Glen Ridge, New Jersey. It was a pleasure to see such a great turn-out for this event, 20 teams in all, some of them dressed in matching outfits! Madeline and Alexandra Hershberger, Twin Brooks, Madeline and Alexandra Hershberger, shot a superb round of 77 in this Pinehurst format to take the low Gross trophy. Last year they won the low Net Mother-Daughter Champions trophy so this mother-daughter duo is only getting stronger! Denise and Scotland Preston, Echo Lake, won 2nd Gross with a 79. Mary Holle, Montclair and her daughter, Jackie Holle, Architects, posted a score of 82-68 to win the low Net prize. Valerie Lazar, Ridgeway, and Emily Stein, Fenway, were only one off the net mark carding an 88-69. It was a great competition and many thanks go to the staff at Glen Ridge for hosting this special championship. Marianne Farmer Mary and Jackie Holle, Met Rep, Glen Ridge Country Club Mother-Daughter Net Winners 4 FAMILY ALBUM

49th Maureen Orcutt Tournament for Mother-Son Championship Junior Girls and 9-Hole Event: 14 & Under Cold Spring Country Club, July 30 White Beeches Golf & Country Club, July 25 Suzanne and Robert The 2008 Maureen Orcutt Trophy Schatz, Mother-Son th Champions Tournament was held on Friday, July 25 at White Beeches Golf and Country Club in Haworth, NJ. One cannot help but think that Maureen, the WMGA “Golfer of the Century” was there in spirit and delighted in the results of the 49th anniversary of the tournament established in her honor. Logan Lachman (l), Maureen Orcutt Champion & Thirty-one junior girls from the ages of Alana Friedlander (r), ten to seventeen competed on a perfect Maureen Orcutt Runner-Up Marilyn & Eugene Davoli, summer day. The White Beeches golf Mother-Son Net Winners course was in exceptional condition and proved a tough challenge. After eighteen holes, Logan Lachman of Crestmont Country Club and Alana Friedlander of Rolling Hills Country Club were tied for first place with an impressive score of 78. Logan emerged victorious from the three hole playoff as she steadied her nerves and prevailed by one shot in a very exciting finish! Christine Silen of Upper Montclair Country Club won third Gross with a score of 79. Sister-Sister & Sister-Brother Lauren Rhein of Bergen Hills Country Club won Low Net with a 65 and Kate Sidwell Championships of Hawk Pointe Golf Club won 2nd Net Spring Lake Golf Club, October 2 with a 67 (match of cards). Devin Brodie of Waccabuc Country Club earned 3rd Net with a 67 as well. Robin Cuneo (l) & In the 9-Hole division, ten-year-old Lori Bindler (r), Sister-Sister Catherine McEvoy of Innis Arden Country Champions Club came in first with a 49. Claire Serruto of Montclair Golf Club, playing in her first Catherine McEvoy (l), 9 hole Champion tournament ever, came in second with a & Claire Serruto (r), 9 hole Runner-Up score of 60. Nancy Rees Junior Girls Chair

rd Patty Allen (l) 83 Junior Girls’ Open Championship & Gerry Spink (r) Sister-Sister and 9-Hole Event: 14 & Under Net Winners Maplewood Country Club, August 7 Christine Silen from Upper Montclair Country Club won the 83rd Annual Junior Girls’ Open held at the Maplewood Country Club on August 7th. Christine’s score of 78 was Becky Montgelas enough to best runner up Scotland & Jeff Sweet, Preston from Echo Lake Country Sister-Brother Christine Silen (l), Junior Girls’ Open Champions Club by one shot. Caroline Lydon Champion & Caroline Lydon (r), from Brookville Country Club won Junior Girls’ Open Net Winner low Net with a score of 85-70. In the 9-Hole division, Catherine McEvoy, Innis Arden, won with a score of 50, followed by Claire Serruto, Montclair Golf Club, with a 53. Nancy Rees Junior Girls Chair

5 67th John B. Mackie Memorial Tournament Inwood Country Club, October 7 Inwood Country Club, once again, provided a formidable challenge to some of the WMGA’s best golfers on this brisk fall day. The course was in wonderful shape but high winds and difficult pin placements demanded some superb shot-making. The ladies from Whippoorwill, Yvonne Thiel and Sandy Jackson, played a wonderful round together, shooting an 81 to win the low Gross prize. Neither had played the event in many years and were delighted to take on the task of navigating narrow fairways and well-bunkered greens. Yvonne and Sandy are not conservative players by nature, but Inwood demanded that kind of mindset. They played one shot at a time, grinding away, taking advantage of good shots and trying to minimize the damage that was brought on by an errant swing or a sudden swirling gust of wind. The true test of this team actually came on a par 3 when Yvonne, an engineer by profession, was mesmerized by the airline jets taking off and landing at nearby JFK International Airport. She has always been enthralled by planes and the physics of flight. Sandy skillfully guided Yvonne back to the task at hand, and the putt was made for par! Sandy Jackson (l) and Yvonne Thiel (r), John B. Mackie Champions Inwood’s place in golf history was never lost on its competitors. In fact, Team Whippoorwill’s drive on the 18th hole landed in the right rough, very near the plaque commemorating ’ first US Open victory in 1923. While Jones hit a two-iron onto the green from there to make birdie and win, discretion dictated that Yvonne and Sandy should lay up short of the water and walk humbly yet happily away with a bogey 5, earning them the trophy. Low Net honors went to Pamela Dolph, Nissequogue, and Sandra Heeter, St. George’s, for a fine score of 88-75. The WMGA thanks the Inwood Country Club for their gracious hospitality and generosity. We are indeed fortunate to have the opportunity to play this beautiful links-style course every year.

48th Better Ball “A” Championship Manasquan River Golf Club, October 14 &15 On October 14th and 15,th the Better Ball “A” Championship was held at Manasquan River Golf Club in Brielle, New Jersey. The sunny skies and warm temperatures for the month of October made this an exceptional tournament. 40 teams teed it up eager to test their skills on this wonderful course. Fairways and greens were running hard and fast, but did not deter the players from posting some great scores which included several birdies and eagles. On the second day of play, it was exciting to be at the scoring table as it came down to the final groups to determine our winners. Fran Gacos from Copper Hill and Kristen Nash from Montclair hoisted the trophy with a two-day Gross score of 147 (73-74). Gail Flanagan, Westchester, and Lee Ann Lewis, Southward Ho, almost caught the winners with a 148 (75-73). Susan DeKalb, Bamm Hollow, and Adrienne MacLean, Montclair, shot a 151 (76-75) to earn 3rd Gross honors. In the Net category Fran Gacos (l) and Kristen Nash (r), the New Jersey girls took charge. Better Ball “A” Champions Peggy Ference and Susan Sardi, both from Cherry Valley, fired a 141 (72-69) to best the field and take home the low Net trophy. A tie for 2nd Net with a score of 142 was shared by two teams: Mary Ann Richter, Canoe Brook, and Sissy McCabe, Baltusrol, and the home course favorites, Nancy Matthews and Penny Garbarino, from Manasquan River. A great tournament, great golf, and a great course made for 80 happy golfers! Many thanks to Manasquan River Golf Club for staging this fine competition. Susan Sardi (l) and Peggy Ference (r), Nancy Matthews Better Ball “A” Net Winners Met Rep, Manasquan River Golf Club

6 Exciting changes are coming to the WMGA this spring. The office needs everyone’s email address so please take time to send it to us at [email protected] and don’t forget to include your name! ­— Thanks, the WMGA Staff

42nd Seniors’ “B” Championship Metuchen Golf &Country Club, October 30

Originally scheduled to be played on September 9th at Metuchen Golf & Country Club, the 42nd Senior “B” Championship was postponed until October 30th due to a rainstorm. This dedicated group of ladies donned long underwear and mittens to brave the elements on this beautiful course. Temperatures were cold, the wind was up and the sun only occasionally peeked out from behind the clouds making the course even more difficult than usual to play. Pam Santucci from Rye led the way on the scoreboard, shooting an 89 to win the low Gross crown. Three players tied for 2nd Gross with a score of 97: Diane Dam from Oak Hill, Hanni Ferguson from Woodlake, and Young Kim from Jumping Brook. Hekyung Hyun, Osiris, won the low Net trophy with a 90-70. Eileen Robertson, Rye, earned 2nd Net with a 99-75 and 3rd Net went to Joanne Apgar, Metuchen, shooting a 100-78. Thank you to the staff at Metuchen for their flexibility in making a schedule change and for providing such a warm and inviting shelter from the cold. Pam Santucci, Senior “B” Champion Toni Hancox Met Rep, Metuchen

Met Rep Tournament Greenwich Country Club, October 16

The Met Rep Tournament was held at Greenwich Country Club on October 16th. Despite early fog, it was a particularly beautiful fall day with high participation. The maples were at their richest reds and the changing leaves spectacular. 90 players took advantage of the opportunity to play this classic course. Each Rep was asked to invite a member of her club’s Board to play. As a result there was both a women’s flight and a mixed flight in the tournament. The foursome of Fran Morris from Aspetuck Valley, Valerie Lazar from Ridgeway and Pamela Dolph and Charlene Seifert from Nissequogue took home the low Gross prize with 2008 a best ball score of 73 in the Women’s Flight. Low Net honors went to Suzanne Schatz from Oronoque, Carol Oschman from St. George’s and Susan Bisceglia Hole-in-One Club! and Adrienne Belluscio from Rye with a score of 77-62. In the Mixed Flight Ninna Lindquist Cherie Fieldman and Barry Schrager from Glen Ridge and Colleen Edelman Greenwich, Team Match Play and Donald McKaba from White Beeches won low Gross honors with a Mia Keum 68. Colleen had a Hole-in-One which caused quite a roar and the slapping Minisceongo, Husband-Wife “A” Championship of high fives could be heard around the course. Poppy Holmes, Deck Below, Jean Pellegrino Janet Karabin and Doug Campbell, a veteran team from Silvermine, shot a Rockville Links, 73-58 to take the low Net prize. Sis Choate Pinehurst Tournament Colleen Edelman The WMGA provided a delightful day of thanks to its volunteers on this White Beeches, Met Rep Tournament beautiful Connecticut golf course and we are grateful for their efforts. Pat Dennis Met Rep, Greenwich Country Club

7 Best-Ball-of-Four “AB” Stroke Play One Day “B” Stroke Play Low Net ...... 76 - 62 Sandra Heeter, St . George’s Forsgate Country Club Preakness Hills Country Club, Sept. 4 (Banks Course), July 21 Debi Demeusy, St . George’s Low Gross ...... 91 Barbara Rederscheid, Laurel Links Low Gross ...... 76 Sister Patricia Codey, Rock Spring Kim Hovey, South Fork Mary Jo Clendenny, Mendham Linda Leahy, Fairmount Low Net ...... 92 - 75 Adrienne Belluscio, Rye Hye Lee, Alpine Lynn Gere, Rye 2009 Team Match Schedule Low Net (Tie) ...... 77 – 62 One Day “A” Stroke Play April 21, 2009 Wanda Custer, Forsgate Rye Golf Club, Sept. 23 Bernadette Mahlmann, Forsgate April 23, 2009 Low Gross ...... 80 April 28, 2009 Nancy Mathews, Manasquan River Cheryl Brayman, North Shore Stephanie Mathews, Manasquan River Low Net (Tie) April 30, 2009 Vicky Duffy, Oak Hill ...... 77 - 62 Barbara Botti, Whippoorwill . . . . 88 - 74 May 5, 2009 Diane Dam, Oak Hill Ellen Halpern, Woodcrest . . . . 89 - 74 Elaine Ailey, Peddie School Challenge Rounds Jeri Wilson, Peddie School Best-Ball-of-Four “AB” Stroke Play May 12, 2009 One Day “A” Stroke Play South Fork Country Club, Oct. 6 May 13, 2009 Preakness Hills Country Club, Sept. 4 Low Gross ...... 75 May 14, 2009 Low Gross (Tie) ...... 75 Stephanie Partilla, Huntington Fran Gacos, Copper Hill Diane Galtieri, Huntington Interdistrict Challenge Adrienne MacLean, Montclair Anita Barreca, Bellport May 14, 2009 Adele Dusenberry, Port Jefferson Low Net ...... 88 - 72 Nancy Maiale, NJ National

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