Sports Shorts The Old Bridge Revolution U13 girls soccer team improved their record to 3-1 with a 2-0 victory over Colts Neck at Thompson Park. Natalie Principato scored the first goal in the 43rd minute and Kelly Cameron punched in a goal in the 55th minute in a thrilling and hard-fought game. Melina Kontos recorded a shutout for the third time this season with help from defenders Kaitlyn Safchinsky, Emily Garcia, Kristen Jezycki and Meaghan Huddy. Midfielders Natasha Amaro, Natalie Norcutt, Tonilynn Taranto, Melissa Jerome and Kelsey Dunnigan controlled the tempo of the game throughout the afternoon. Strikers Kim D'Ermilio and Kelsiann Acer kept pressure on the defense helping to secure the victory. In a MOSA Premier battle of archrivals, the U11 Old Bridge Thunder and the Toms River United played to a 2-2 draw this week at Gieck Park in Old Bridge. The Thunder played extremely well, opening the scoring in the eighth minute on an Alyssa Kramer goal from a beautiful Alexis Suarez cross from the right side. Then later in the first half, Suarez drilled a 20-yard shot to go up 2-1 at the half. Old Bridge battled all day, but gave up the equalizer with five minutes left to play. Goalkeeper Gina Colamonico and fullbacks Nicole Velez, Angelique Giglio and Tanvi Lodhia thwarted the United attack. Spirited play from Samantha Potts, Gianna Taranto, Vanessa Mantione, Kristina Hourican, Alexandria D'Acunto, Katherine Conway, Samantha Hourican and Elana Konichowsky led the Thunder throughout the day. The Thunder now stand four points out of first place. The Raritan Bay Cougars hosted the Trenton Tornados in Week 6. The Junior Pee Wees won 27-0. Minkah Fitzpatrick had a pair of touchdowns this week on a run and a punt return. Julanee Prince scored, and Mike Torres got his first touchdown of the season on a quarterback sneak at the goal line. A great defensive stance from the Cougars was led by Mike Milazzo and Charlie Haggerty, who picked off a Tornado pass late in the game. The Pee Wees won 16-0, as Alex Hoheb and Dwayne Trawick both scored for the Cougars on the ground. The Pee Wee defense was solid with strong performances from Bob Gavares and Bailey Escaleira. In the final game of the day, the Midget team was defeated 19-8. The only score for the Cougars came courtesy of Julian Daly. New Jersey's only minor league sixman football team, the Bayshore Brawlers, is bringing the Pennsylvania Six-Man Football League trophy back to the Bayshore area for the second year in a row. The Brawlers were led on offense by league rushing leader Sy Patterson, tight end Marques Haynes and quarterback Ed Cox. Fighting in the trenches alongside Haynes were offensive linemen Bill Lawton and John Mulligan. Also contributing to the offense was running back David Morera. On defense, the Brawlers were led by one of the most fearsome defensive back duos in Frank Susino and Fred Leo. Antoine Tolbert, alongside defensive linemen John Hartman and Stephon Hickson, tamed the Wildcats' rushing attack and put tremendous pressure on the quarterback. The ageless wonder, Dave Strollo, contributed to the defensive line with some hard hits. As the clock ticked down, the final score was 84-64, the most points the Brawlers scored in their two-year history. Continue to check out www.bayshorebrawlers. com for updates throughout the offseason and events featuring the Brawlers staff and players. East Brunswick Area Youth Wrestling Club is accepting registrations for the upcoming winter season. The program is open to youths in grades K-8 of all abilities, from beginners to advanced, and offers levels from practice-only squads to teams that compete against other local recreation wrestling programs and in team tournaments. A walk-in registration is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 4, 6:30-8 p.m. at Churchill Junior High School in the cafeteria, and on Friday, Oct. 5, 6-7 p.m. at the St. Bart's Pop Warner practice field between Memorial and St. Bart's schools. Mail-in registrations are also being accepted; forms and additional information may be obtained from the Web site www.EBWRESTLING.com. For additional information or questions, contact Rick Perrine at teamdirector@ebwrestling. com or Mike Duhigg at headcoach@ ebwrestling.com. Central Jersey Hornets U14 girls fast pitch travel softball team seeks players born in 1993, 1994 and 1995. Tryouts are occurring now for the spring 2008 tournament season. Open to girls from Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean counties. For additional information, e-mail cjhornetssoftball@yahoo.com or call (201) 362-7610. Monmouth Park and NJ Transit have combined forces in an effort to encourage fans to use public transportation to the racetrack during Breeders' Cup Week, Oct. 24-27. NJ Transit has scheduled expanded service to the racetrack for Breeders' Cup Week. The special service on the North Jersey Coast Line includes hourly departures and arrivals at the Monmouth Park train station all four days. On Saturday, Oct. 27, NJ Transit will operate two additional trains during the morning from New York to Monmouth Park, and two additional trains after the races from Monmouth to New York. There are five passes available. The four-day pass, which is valid on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Breeders' Cup Week, is priced at $50. The three-day pass, good Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, is $40, and the two-day pass for Friday and Saturday, is $30. Also available is a one-day pass for Friday, and a one-day pass for Saturday, each priced at $20. Racing fans from outside the United States must email Sophia Mangalee in the Monmouth Park Marketing Department to purchase NJ Transit passes. The email address is smangalee@njsea.com. The Monmouth Park station on NJ Transit's North Jersey Coast Line is located on Port Au Peck Avenue. A new gate into the racetrack will be available across the street from the train station.