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SportsFebruary 7, 2008 


Sayreville wrestles its way to the top of GMC standings
Bombers nip S. Plainfield for conference crown
BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA Staff Writer
      When the Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) Tournament concluded on Saturday there was a new champion: the Sayreville High School wrestling team.
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Rutgers roundup
      The National Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS) has recognized the RutgersAthletics programas amember of its OutreachHonorRoll andDegreeCompletion HonorRoll for its outstanding programs and dedication to its student-athletes and surrounding communities in the 2006-07 academic year.
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Sports Shorts
      Led by sophomore Epiphanny Prince, the Rutgers women's basketball team recorded a dramatic come-frombehind win over top-ranked and previously unbeaten Connecticut, 73-71, before a sellout crowd of 8,026 Tuesday night at the Louis Brown Athletic Center.
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Fish On
Plenty of fish in the sea for winter anglers
RON NUZZOLO
      Rough weather this week stopped some but not all. Offshore fishing continues to be productive for the crew of the Jamaica II. Sea bass, porgies, ling, pollock, cod and even a few whiting have been making an appearance.Anglers continued to have fun with big numbers of jumbo porgies and sea bass.
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Sayreville swim teams going through a rebuilding stage
BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA Staff Writer
      The Sayreville High School swim team made the conversion from a co-ed team to boys and girls teams, and coach Sarah Rodis-Magaw sees a bright future for her team. "We didn't win as many meets as we wanted to, but thiswas amajor building year and we made a lot of progress," the coach said.
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