Fish On
Warm weather means plenty of fish around
Ron Nuzzolo
      "Fish On!! Fish On!!" - that's what New Jersey anglers are saying after taking advantage of the unusually warm weather this weekend. Striped bass fishing was exceptionally good, as anglers were picking bass right from the surf in Sandy Hook and a good number of bass were released along the surf. Once again the white storm shad produced most of the action.
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Sports Shorts
      The East Brunswick High School Basketball Booster Club Association will sponsor a Dining to Donate fundraiser from noon to closing on Thursday, Feb. 1, at Applebee's of Milltown, Milltown Road and Ryders Lane. Diners who eat in or take out should present a Dining to Donate flier at the restaurant. Applebee's will then donate 10 percent of supporters' bills to the booster club.
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Old Bridge hockey team overcoming adversity
BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA Staff Writer
      The Old Bridge High School ice hockey team own a 5-5-3 mark as it prepares to make its run for a New Jersey Interscholastic Ice Hockey League playoff berth. Coach Drew Campbell's undermanned Knights have played exceptionally well, especially when you consider that Old Bridge regularly employs about 10 players and shuffles junior varsity players in and out of its lineup.
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Falcons look to overcome the loss of Graham
BY RICHARD JEROME Staff Writer
      After a 6-0 burst from the starting gate, the Monroe High School boys basketball team has leveled off at 8-6, with losses in the Falcons' last three games, most recently Tuesday's 62-52 decision against hot White Division rival North Brunswick.
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Bear team's success has the coach hungry for more
BY RICHARD JEROME Staff Writer
      Everything is relative, to be sure. And now that the 2006-07 winter sports season is well under way, coach Bo Henning has an interesting and revised assessment of his East Brunswick High School boys basketball team's prospects and performance for the season.
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Lancer wrestling team on state playoff bubble
      Although the youthful St. John Vianney High School wrestling team is just 3-5 at the moment, coach Matt Shepherd has his eyes set on an NJSIAA Parochial tournament berth. The Lancers have nine matches remaining before the Jan. 27 cut-off date. Teams must be at .500 or better at the end of competition that day to qualify for the state tourney.
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