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T ' 'H', 'U··' 'R 'S ,D, A\ 'y :: ;.'!: '. :',' .' 10.1,994 ., Goldre'n !F:I:aslhes easilJdefeat Greenport, 27-6 Brandoll 'Senese, :recovered from an iqjury, was the star of the :gamein SayVille\s :27-'6 win over visiting Greelilport·;Southold. He returned the kickoff ,85 yards, speeding down the :side- nn.es, eilldingonetackle ,after 'another. les the second time Senese has scored on the kickoff. He ,also played ,great defense, making three interceptions. The Flashes are now 3-4 and will end their season next 'Saturday at Islip. Thegarne :started 'Off with Senese~s :spectacu- lar touchdown, Brendan LYIlch's two pointer givinlt th'e Flashes an early 8-0 lead.. The Porters :are a team that practically passes on every down, and in quarterback Joe Gordon they have '3 player who does everything: pass, kick and run, a one man gang. With Gordon throwing the ball from the shotgun formation, the P()rte~advanced down the field on passes to Paul Kayel and Tim Simmons and found themselves on 'Sayville\s '22-yard line. Here Ryan Cox made a fine defensive play, tossing Gordon for ,a big loss and stopping the drive. Then, with Lynch carrying the ball and an Eric Webber pass to Mike Hart, the Flashes advanced to the 30, but a fumble, recovered by the Porters, :stopped the drive. The qoarter ended with the Flashes on top, 8-0. Starting the second quarter, Senese, took a handoff from Webber and tossed a perfect pass to Jim Molloy, good for 40 yards down to the t.hree-yard line. Lynch bucked over for the touchdown, no extra pOint, but it was now 14- o. After a Gordon pass for afllSt down, Senese intercepted on the 30 for Sayville. A Webber pass to Molloy and a 15-yard run by Webber was good fora first down on the 30 before the drive was stopped. Here Gordon took over and,a 30-yard run put the Porters deep in Sayville territory. A 15~yard penalty and a Gordon pass to Simmons put the ball on the Sayville one~yard line. On the next play, Gordon fumbledafte'r being hit, and again Senese recovered on the seven-yard line. Minutes later, Cox intercept- ed and sped 50 yards to the Greenp()rt 15. Here LYllCh scored again,andGreg D'Antoni added the extra point from placement, run- ning the score up to 21-0. The thlrd quarter featured another fumble recovery by Senese and a 35-:yardrun by Cox for the rmalSayville touchdown. Cox, ajuniot:, is going to be outstanding next year for the Flashes. Coach Lee VanVoorhees, for the most part, used his reserves in the final quarter, which ·saw Gordon score on a dive for their sixpomts. The game ended soon after and the happy parents went home in a good frame of mind. We would Uke to thank Sal Senese and his Golden Flash Boosters Club for dedicating the footballjournal in my name. It was a nice sur- prise and rewarding to have good things :said about you while you're still around. Harold Leslie, long a Sayville fan and a fonnergreat ~le ,athlete wasaJso honored as the per- sonality of the year .• Bayport-Blue Point's Todd Pascarella heads for the end zone, during the P\antom~ 41 .. 22 loss last Saturday to Southampton. The defeat puts the Phantoms 8t4-3 in Suffolk Dlvislon IV, sixth place In the standings. SuffOlk County Newsmna Palmquist SHS swimmers finish 2nd In county \AnItICNlJ J. Howard Led by first-place finishes in four events, including sophomore Jamie Landrio's victories in the 100 yard breaststroke and butterfly e~nts, the Sayville girls swim- me'rs finished second in the Suff()lk County Team Championships last Saturday~ Sayville finlshed with ~05 team points, behind first- place WardMelville~s 343 points! and ahead of West Islip's :271 andSachem~s 228. . The retumingstate champion in the breaststroke event, Landrio finished last weekend's race in 1:08.49, just ahead of teammate Katharine Larson, an eighth grader who finished in 1:10.45. Landrio was also the top 100 but- terfly swimmer last week, with a time of :59.73. Larson, who finished ,sixth in last year~s state meet in the breaststroke~ also finished first in the 200 yard Individual Medley in last Saturday's county meet, with a time of 2:21.04. In the 200 yard .medley relay, Sayville swimmers Heather Foster, Alyssa Mastroianni, Larson and Landrio finished ahead of Sachem with a time of 1:59.95. Jackie Brady fiIUshed second in the 200 yard freestyle race with a time of 2:03.63 i and finished second in the 500 freestyle in 5:29.40. Susan Daly also finished second in the one meter diving event, with a score of 221.80. Though Ward Melville has won the county team cham- pionships three yeaIS running, Sayville coach Ed Kropp thought his swimmers could have given them a better run. '\As a matter of fact, I was :really hoping for more,\ Kropp said, when asked about his team~s fInish. Suffolk County\s girl swimmers now head into the State Qualifying Meet this 'Saturday, at the Sachem High School pOQL The state meet will be held at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,in Troy, the following weekend .• LocallllnnelS qualify for state cross countty meet by Anthony). Howard Several area high school runners qualified for the state cross country meet this weekend at SUNY..,Albany, after last Friday's Suffolk County Championships. Bayport.,BluePomt topped the list, sending three run- ners to the state ~hampionships. Senior Kem Hartling, who fmished second in the girls Class B race with a time of 20:32, will return to the state meet for the third time. Though she and coach Neil Zarcone hoped she would fmish faster, they are looking forward to the states. \She did have a good season and hopefully she win make it up inthestate$,\ Zarcone said. Hartling will be joined by fellow Bayport~BluePoint . runners junior John Maler, who finished .in sixth place with a time of 17:39, and sophomore Eric Carlsson, the seventh place finisher in 17:40. Both are making their fIrSt trip to the states. The Bayport boys team also finished second in the team point totals behind Mount Sinai. \I felt the kids ran vezy weU. Mt. Sinai was just a hetter team on Saturday,\ coach Roger Kauffman said. Connetquot junior Regina Ely will also be going to Alb8llYi after finishing seventh in the girls Class A race with a time of 20:17. Ely last went to the states three years ago., as an eighth-grader. Her sister Jackiefmisbed 13th in the county meet, good enough for an All-County selection. The Connetqnot girls team finished fourth in the county meet in Class A. Connetquot's top boys runner was Gavin Moore, who finished 49th in Class A with a 19:03 time. Though Sayville is not sending any runners to the state meet; the boys' team did fmish fifth in Suffolk County in Class~, the girls' team finishing ninth. Jen Horton was the top girls runner for the Flashes, finishing in 25th place in 23:22 . Jay Van Essendelft fmished 22nd for the boys, with a time of 18:,41. -He was trying hard to make the county team (going to the state$)t so he ran real hard in the beginning. He was in the top 10 for awhile, then the heat got to him. He took a chance. 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