May-Treanor, Walsh return to top form
Olympic champions are best team at AVP Belmar Open
BY TIM MORRIS Staff Writer
     Volleyball’s golden girls delivered. Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh, the 2004 Olympic champions, who have taken beach volleyball to new heights, won the Association of Volleyball Professionals Belmar Open on Sunday. It was their sixth win in seven events on the 2005 Nissan Series Tour.
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American 10-year-olds flexing their muscles
     Chuck McGinniss could not ask for a better situation than the one he’s in managing the Brick American 10-year-old All-Stars this summer.
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Brick National 10-year-olds close in on championship
     Brick National Little League’s 10-year-old All-Stars have taken the first big steps toward a District 18 championship that the league had last won two years ago.
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Mets get hot at the right time, win a title
BY WAYNE WITKOWSKI Staff Writer
     The Mets saved their best for last and did it in dramatic fashion to win the Brick National Little League Minor Division championship last week.
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American All-Stars roll along early on
     The Brick American Junior League All-Stars made the most of their opportunities and the pitchers took care of the rest as they won their first two games in District 18 play.
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Pauch takes a sleigh ride at New Egypt Speeday
     NEW EGYPT — With bells jingling and Santa himself rockin’ down, Frenchtown’s Billy Pauch frosted the Modified field on Saturday night, winning his fifth of the year and the 60th of his career at New Egypt Speedway, during Christmas in July festivities sponsored by Advantage Financial Mortgage Banker
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American 11s making new memories
     Brick American Little League 11-year-olds All-Stars manager Gene Carafa has some sad memories of a year ago when this group suffered some tough losses as 10-year-olds in District 18 pool play.
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National 11s off to solid start in pool play
     Even after two sharp pool-play victories in District 18, Brick National 11-year-olds All-Stars manager Tom Merrill is not completely satisfied.
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