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  LADY EAGLES NOW 12-0
  The Morris Knolls softball team and Whitney Jensen are not showing any signs of slowing down.
  The Lady Eagles won all six games they played last week to take a 12-0 record into this week's play. Jenson won four of those games and now is 9-0 for the season.
  A doubleheader victory over East Orange started it with Erica Slavinski (2-0) pitching a five-inning no-hitter inthe 10-0 second game and Katelin Condon (1-0) hurling a five-inning one-hitter in the 10-0 first game.
  Jensen had the honors in the next four games, three-hitting Columbia, 5-1; three-hitting Hanover Park, 5-0; holding Randolph to five singles in a 4-0 victory, and three-hitting NOrth Hunterdon, 4-1.
  Mountain Lakes won two of three, starting the week by beating Booton, 14-7, as Michelle Bernal-Silva homered, Colleen Burns tripled and Heather Napolitano had two doubles to spark a 21-hit attack.
  Heather Napolitano no-hit Chatham, 3-1, on Wednesday, striking out five and driving in what proved to be the winning run when the Lady Lakers (5-2) broke a 1-1 tie by scoring two runs in the fourth.
  On Saturday, Glen Ridge put together seven runs in the fourth and the Lady Lakers (5-2) couldn't recover and lost a 11-7 slugfest at Glen Ridge.
  Montville won the West Morris Softball Tournament and got above the .500 mark with four victories last week to improve to 5-4.
  The Lady Mustangs beat Voorhees, 8-4, in the championship game Saturday afternoon after beating the host West Morris club, 5-4, in 10 innings in the first game.
  Kim McClure (4-4) got the semifinal game and Julie Beck (1-0) won the championship game when she squeezed home the winning run in the top of the 10th.
  Earlier in the week, McClure pitched a one hitter to beat St. Elizabeth's, 10-0, and held Villa Walsh to four singles in a 12-1 victory. Jessica Ralston homered to spark Montville's 11-hit attack.
  Morris Hills (8-2) won a pair of games behind Kim Stoia (4-1), who two-hit Hanover Park, 6-2, and held Lenape Valley to four hits in a 9-1 victory.
  Morris Catholic won two of three and is now 5-4 on the season.
  The Lady Crusaders defeated St. Elizabeth, 8-0, behind the two-hit pitching of Stefanie Cantelmo to open the week. Megan Olenowski and Lindsay Smith each hit triples to spark Morris Catholic's 12-hit attack.
  But Cantelmos came out on the short end of a 1-0 pitching dual against Caldwell's Andrea Petite, who hurled a two-hitter to Cantelmos' four-hitter.
  On Friday, Pequnnock pounded out nine hits good for 10 runs in a five-inning 10-0 victory over the Lady Crusaders.
  Boonton dropped all four of its games last week, losing to Mountain Lakes (14-7), Whippany Park (4-1), Parsippany (13-0) and Newton (8-7).
  Dover suffered a similar fate, losing a 14-0 five-inning game to unbeaten Mount Olive and dropping an 8-0 decision to Mendham.
  Jessica Mullin's double was the only extra-base hit for the Lady Tigers (0-5).
  Morris Knolls' baseball team lost its first game of the season this past Saturday when it dropped a 7-2 decision to Sparta in the seminfinal round of the Hackettstown Baseball Tournament in Hackettstown.
  Sparta, which went on to defeat Chatham, 11-2, to capture the tourney title, had nine hits and played errorless ball in handing the Eagles (9-1) the loss.
  Jason Friedhoff tripled and Sean Flynn doubled to highlight Knolls' seven-hit attack.
  TheEagles came back in the consolation round, however, to defeat host school Hackettstown, 11-7.
  Friedhoff's double was the only extra base hit in the Eagles' 11-hit attack. Steve Fox (1-0) got the victory.
  In other games last week, Knolls defeated Columbia, 7-6, at Columbia; edged Hanover Park, 3-2, at Knolls and scored 17 times in the third inning en route to a 22-6 victory over Ranodoph.
  Against Hanover Park, Knolls broke a 2-2 tie and ended the game in the bottom of the seventh when Matt Reilly singled home Mike DeBlasio with the winning run.
  Boonton ran into a bit of a slump, dropping three of four games last week, including a 2-0 decision to rival Mountain Lakes last Monday at Mountain Lakes.
  Doubles by Andrew Wach (2) and Mike Carcich spared a 13-hit attack Wednesday as the Bombers came back to beat Butler, 13-5, at Boonton on the strength of a seven-run sixth inning.
  But the Bombers couldmanage but five hits off Anthony Baldino of Newark Academy the next day and fell, 6-4, at Livingston. Brian Siwek doubled for the Bombers.
  This past Friday night at Smith Field in Parsippany, the Redksins (5-1-1) scored 10 times in the final two innings to come out with a 14-4 victory. Boonton's record is 5-4.
  Morris Catholic split its two games last week, defeating Caldwell, 1-0, last Wednesday in Caldwell and losing to Pequannock, 3-2, in 10 innings on Friday at home.
  Against Caldwell, Justin Clark pitched a five-hitter with no walksand Don Prisco scored the only run of the game in the top of the fourth inning when he walked and later scored on a wild pitch.
  Against Pequannock, the Crusaders' Matt Pulitano sent the game into extra innings when his single in the bottom of the sevneth scored Joe Apicella.
  Morris Hills upset Hanover Park, 8-7, when winning pitcher Dan McDonald drove in Mike McClain with a single in the bottom of the seventh inning.
  The Knights lost a 3-2 heartbreaker to Parsippany on Tuesday as Bob Howland allowed but two hits and then lost to Lenape Valley, 8-7, on Saturday when a three-run rally in the seventh fell one run short.
  After Mountain Lake beat Boonton behind Jon Tarasuk's three-hitter, the Lakers lost to Chatham, 13-2; beat Montclair Immaculate, 6-5, and lost to Newark Academy, 5-1, on Friday to end up 5-3-1 after the week's play.