The Raritan Bay Cougars hosted the Franklin Warriors in week seven. The Pee Wees got a 24-7 win to bring their record to 7-0, and they are the Gold Division Champs.

Jordan Fetterman put up two passing touchdowns, connecting with Daniel Grillo and Julanee Prince.

Minkah Fitzpatrick scored once on the ground. With about two minutes left in the game, Brandon Giles picked off a Franklin pass to seal the game.

The Midgets' Kevin Salmea stripped the Franklin runner and took the ball about 20 yards down to the 3-yard line, where Dwayne Trawick scored the lone touchdown.

The following week, the team was hosted by the Sayreville Leprechauns.

At the Pee Wee level, the Cougars defeated the Leprechauns 46-20 to go undefeated for the 2008 season. The scores were all on the ground, with touchdown runs by Brandon Giles, Myles Williams, Michael Friedman and Minkah Fitzpatrick, who also scored on a 75-yard kickoff return.

At the C.J. Cheer Competition this past weekend, the Raritan Bay Cougars Junior PeeWee Cheer took first place and the Pee Wee Cheer took second place to advance to the State Qualifier on Oct. 26 and the Midget girls advance to the Garden State Cheer Competition.

The Cougars then played the Carteret Sportsmen in Monroe on Saturday night, winning by a score of 30-6 to advance to Round 2. Michael Friedman had a 49-yard run for a touchdown and Minkah Fitzpatrick had two scoring runs and also recovered a fumble by Carteret for a touchdown.

The defense was stellar once again with Dimitry Mihkol and Jordan Fetterman applying great pressure up front. Interceptions were made by Minkah Fitzpatrick, Mike Friedman and Brandon Giles.

It is time again for Sayreville Little League spring baseball registration. You may register in person at the Sayreville Little League complex (off Washington Road) 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 25, 7-9 p.m. Oct. 27, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 1, and 7-9 p.m. Nov. 3. The general meeting will be held Jan. 12 and 13 at 7 p.m. at the Mickey Sedlak Center (off Dolan Street).

The age cutoff for the divisions is April 30, 2009. Baseball divisions: T-Ball (5), Midgets (6 and 7), Junior Midgets (8), Juniors (8, 9 and 10), Little League (10, 11 and 12), Intl. and Seniors (13-16).

Registration fees are $75 for one child, $120 for two children, and $150 for three children.

In addition to in-person sign-ups, you can download the registration form at www.leaguelineup.com/sayrevillelittleleague and mail to: Sayreville Little League, P.O. Box 123, Parlin, NJ 08859, or call Linda Moran at 732-651-7461 for more information.

The Old Bridge Sharks girls U9 soccer team got back on the winning track with a 2-0 victory over the Hazlet Blaze on Sunday in Old Bridge. The victory improved the Sharks' record to 4-1-1. After a scoreless first half, goals by Erin Rynkiewicz and Noelle Petrusky led the Shark attack to the victory. Key saves by goalkeepers Justine Guardino and Amanda Matsoukaditis kept the shutout intact.

Also contributing to the Sharks' victory were Amanda Abair, Carina Femiano, Jaspen Kaur, Toni Ann Kilaras, Gina Somma, Emily Valazza, Kate Wagner and Mackenzie Willis.

The Sharks are coached by Tim Wagner, Chaz Rynkiewicz and John Femiano, and are currently in second place in MOSA's Premier 1 Flight.

Rutgers junior linebacker Ryan D'Imperio and sophomore punter/kicker Teddy Dellaganna each earned Big East Conference weekly football honors, the league announced Monday. D'Imperio was named the Big East Defensive Player of the Week while Dellaganna was honored as the Big East Special Teams Player of the Week.

Rutgers defeated Connecticut, 12-10, Saturday afternoon before a sellout crowd of 42,491 at Rutgers Stadium.

D'Imperio, who is in his first season as the starting middle linebacker for the Scarlet Knights, totaled a game-high 11 tackles in Saturday's game against the Huskies. He also tied his career-high with 1.5 tackles for loss and assisted on a big stop of UConn running back Donald Brown for a one-yard loss to put the Huskies on their own oneyard line in the third quarter. He led a strong defensive effort for the Scarlet Knights, who held Brown - the nation's leading rusher - to 70.8 yards below his rushing average.

Dellaganna played a huge role in the outcome of Saturday's game against Connecticut. He averaged 41.7 yards on seven punts with four of his kicks pinning the Huskies inside their own 20-yard line. Connecticut's best field position in the second half was its own 24-yard line. The Huskies had five drives that started inside the 15- yard line in the second half. Dellaganna's second-half kickoff was fielded at the oneyard line where the return man was tackled. After a defensive stand, the Scarlet Knights got the ball on the UConn 37-yard line where they scored the first touchdown of the contest. Later, Dellaganna's punt pinned the Huskies on their own two-yard line and the first play of the drive resulted in a safety.