Sports

May 13, 2008

Gloucester County's Scott earns All-American status

source www.courierpostonline.com

Scott won the long jump and the heptathlon and she also took second in the 100-meter hurdles to earn All-American status in three events.

Her distance in the long jump was 5.15 meters (16.9 feet) and she scored 3,543 in the heptathlon. Her time in the 100 hurdles was 16.35 seconds. In addition, she was third in the triple jump.

Also earning All-American status for the Roadrunners were: Lisa Jones (Oakcrest), a returning All-American, once again claimed that honor by placing second in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, and on the men's side, Will Coulombe (Gloucester Catholic) in the javelin and Joe Aumendo (Williamstown) in the pole vault finished second.

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May 11, 2008

Sunday: Sports Headlines

SPORTS

Sunday, May 11, 2008..............source www.nj.com

Defense, pitching lead WD to 2nd round
MAPLE SHADE West Deptford High School senior Brett Henning couldn't strike out a single Pennsville batter in the opening round of the 35th Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic at Maple Shade Saturday afternoon.

Minutemen slug their way to first-round victory
WASHINGTON TWP. After surrendering a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning, Washington Township High School sophomore pitcher Adam Warburton didn't break a sweat.

Phils need to get on a Roll
Shortstop Jimmy Rollins returned to the Phillies' lineup on Friday night a month after he left it, and his teammates were no worse for wear.

Rencher, Pitman dominate Palmyra Tourney
The Pitman High School softball team used three dominating pitching performances by Amanda Rencher and a powerful offense to take the Palmyra Tournament Saturday. The Panthers scored 35 runs and allowed only three to take the crown.

Visit to Triple-A could help Howard
Only two things have prevented 2006 National League MVP Ryan Howard from becoming an Iron Pig this season: His résumé and the Phillies' record

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Sam Carchidi: Speeding up the fun at Hartmann Classic
Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
Sebra later transferred to Gloucester Catholic. He pitched for Texas, Montreal, the Phillies, Cincinnati and Milwaukee in a six-year major-league career ...

The True Top 20 Nicknames In Football History!

By Tim Aly Fletcher(Tim Aly Fletcher)
But drenching a kid with a sweaty jersey? That WAS plain Mean. John "Golden" Richards. I used to be a Cowboys fan. Until they got rid of #83 out of the University Of Hawai'i. Speed like he possessed doesn't grow on palm trees---it came ...

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Area student-athletes give thanks to their moms for encouragement ...
Cherry Hill Courier Post - Cherry Hill,NJ,USA
On this Mother's Day, we give a few South Jersey high school student-athletes the opportunity to say "thank you" to their moms. John Maksin, 18, a senior ...
 

New Jersey boxer Denis Douglin wins National Golden Gloves ...

The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com - Grand Rapids,MI,USA
by Steve Vedder | The Grand Rapids Press Press Photo/Adam BirdDenis Douglin of New Jersey, left, fights Allem Whitfield of Syracuse in the National Golden ...
 


 

 

 

May 10, 2008

Gloucester Catholic's Calzonetti heading to Dominican College.

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Calzonetti settles on hoops for college
Gloucester County Times - NJ.com - Woodbury,NJ,USA
By Robert Edwards The 2008 Gloucester County Times boys basketball Player of the Year, Gloucester Catholic High School's Mike Calzonetti, has committed to ...

Notebook: NJSIAA sites favorable for South Jersey
Asbury Park Press - Asbury Park,NJ,USA
By Stephen Edelson • STAFF WRITER • May 9, 2008 Take a quick look at the sites for Monday's NJSIAA Central-South Jersey Group Sectionals, and it appears the ...

MHS back in Classic
The Bridgeton News - NJ.com - Bridgeton,NJ,USA
Millville qualified as an at-large team for what is regarded as the unofficial championship of South Jersey. The conference leaders from throughout South ...

Cory Communications Snags Honors for Rapid Growth
Phone Plus - Phoenix,AZ,USA
Haddonfield, NJ-based agent Cory Communications has been named one of the top 25 fastest-growing companies in South Jersey by researchers at the Rohrer

Local rookie QBs getting first tests
Philadelphia Daily News - Philadelphia,PA,USA
The last thing I'm thinking about is the play I just completed," said Flacco, a South Jersey native from Audubon High. "This is a new offense for me,  

Big catch for Lions
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Columbus,GA,USA
He leads the American Indoor Football Association with 62 catches for 759 yards. He's also second in the league with 16 touchdowns. ...
 

5th annual James"Zonk" Rodgers Softball Game, June 1st

Baseballrev 5th annual James"Zonk" Rodgers, Gloucester Catholic vs Gloucester High softball game to be played on June 1, 2008 at 4 pm at the Brooklawn American Legion field.  One Senior Student from each school will receive a portion of the total funds.  Contact Steve Cowgill at 856 873-3413 or 856 456 8281.

May 08, 2008

Gloucester Catholic overcomes Overbrook's 8-0 lead to clinch a playoff spot*

source www.nj.com

The Gloucester Catholic High School baseball team needed a win to qualify for the playoffs.

The team standing in the way Wednesday was Overbrook, which had already beaten Catholic to open the season and could clinch the Tri-County Conference Diamond Division outright with a win.

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Herd reaches playoffs
Gloucester County Times - NJ.com - Woodbury,NJ,USA
Brianna Roderiguez drove in what proved to be the winning run with an RBI triple in the top of the fifth inning to send Gloucester Catholic to a 3-2 win ...

 


Sam Carchidi: Baseball speed-up a good idea
Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
The South Jersey Baseball Hall of Fame, located at the Camden Riversharks' Campbell's Field, is a jewel of a museum, a mini-Cooperstown, if you will. ...

 

Iron Man John Glazer

Did you ever wonder what it was like to be a runner before the “running boom”?
How about 50 years before the running boom? South Jersey native John Glazer was a runner from 1922 until the late 1960’s and kept detailed scrapbooks of all his races during those years. The scrapbooks are a time capsule giving a detailed, up close look into what it was like to live and run in Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia during this period. The scrapbooks also chronicle John Glazer’s feat of running in the biggest and best race in South Jersey at the time-- the Camden YMCA 4.7 mile street run 43 years in a row.
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May 05, 2008

Kean Claims 2008 NJAC Championship

Newark, N.J. (5/5/08) - Top seeded Kean University Cougars avenged two regular season losses and came out swinging, defeating second seeded Montclair State University, 12-4, in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championship game.

With the win, Kean (34-9) claims both the regular season and tournament title for the first time in program history.  This win also gives the Cougars the conference's automatic bid into the upcoming NCAA Division III Tournament.

After trading runs in the first inning, Kean went ahead for good, plating three runs in the bottom of the third.  Senior Eric Ammirata (Hamilton, N.J.) broke the 1-1 tie with a bases-loaded single to drive in two.  Ammirata would later come around and score on a Mike Moceri (Yardville, N.J.) single.

The Cougars added plenty of insurance recording eight runs over the next three frames.  Freshman designated hitter Gabe Ramirez (North Bergen, N.J.) punched out his second homerun of the tournament, a two-run shot, to highlight the offense.

On the hill, senior Andy Cupido (South Plainfield, N.J.) picked up the win after tossing seven solid innings.  Cupido (3-0) allowed three runs and nine hits while striking out five and walking three.  Junior Brandon Aich (Sayreville, N.J.) closed out the final two innings allowing an unearned run with five strikeouts.

Offensively, Ammirata was 1-for-2 with three RBI and two runs scored while teammate Kevin O'Neill (Union, N.J.) was 3-for-3 with two runs scored and an RBI.  For the Red Hawks (26-16), senior Mike Nunes (Hazlet, N.J.) had two hits in the loss.

Kean will await the tournament pairings when they are announced early next week.  The Mid-Atlantic Regional will be hosted by Kean University at Bears & Eagles Riverfront Stadium in Newark, N.J. beginning on Wednesday, May 14th.

May 04, 2008

NJAC News: MONTCLAIR STATE CAPTURES THE 2008 NJAC SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

http://www.njac.net/

Top-seeded Montclair State posted 1-0 and 6-1 victories over fourth-seeded TCNJ to capture the 2008 NJAC Softball Tournament Championship. For the Red Hawks, the win marked their first NJAC title in 11 years and their third conference championship since 1989. Next up for MSU, an appearance in the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament via the league's automatic bid.......

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May 02, 2008

NJAC BASEBALL TOURNAMENT INFORMATION AT BEARS & EAGLES RIVERFRONT STADIUM

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Rutgers Baseball Heads to Cincinnati For Three-Game Series With Bearcats

http://www.scarletknights.com

PISCATAWAY, N.J.  – Rutgers, winners of six of its last eight, head West to Ohio for a three-game BIG EAST series with Cincinnati this weekend. The Scarlet Knights and Bearcats open the series Friday at 6:30 p.m., with Saturday's game set for 4:00 p.m. and Sunday's contest slated for 1:00 p.m.

Rutgers enters the weekend 19-23-1 overall and 8-10 in the BIG EAST, while Cincinnati is 27-17 overall and 12-6 in the league. RU is in eighth place in the conference standings, while Cincinnati stands in third place, a game out of first place. 

The Scarlet Knights enter the month of May with just four losses in their last 15 games. They are 10-4-1 over that stretch. RU is looking for its fourth BIG EAST series victory of the season, having already swept Georgetown and taken two out of three from West Virginia and Seton Hall.

Rutgers is a near perfect 6-1 against Cincinnati all-time with all seven of the meetings occurring in the last three years since the Bearcats became a member of the BIG EAST Conference. RU has won the last six meetings between the two teams. The Scarlet Knights took two out of three in Ohio two years ago and eliminated them from the BIG EAST Tournament in 2006. RU earned a series sweep of the Bearcats at Bainton Field last season, out-scoring them 31-12 in the three-game set in Piscataway.

May 01, 2008

RAMAPO'S CASCINO AND MONTCLAIR STATE'S FERRANTI NAMED NJAC SOFTBALL CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Media Release May 1, 2008

McCREA NAMED NJAC PITCHER OF THE YEAR FOR SECOND STRAIGHT SEASON

 

Ramapo senior third baseman Lauren Cascino and Montclair State senior third baseman Jackie Ferranti have been named the New Jersey Athletic Conference Softball Co-Players of the Year for the 2008 season.

A two-time first-team all-conference selection, Cascino hit a league-best .448 against NJAC pitching during the 2008 conference regular season. In the overall league statistics, she currently ranks ninth in the NJAC in hitting (.379); eighth in the conference in total hits (47); and eighth in the league in total bases (67).

A four-time NJAC all-conference selection, Ferranti led the NJAC in overall hitting (.443); slugging percentage (.754); on-base percentage (.561); total runs (50); total bases (92); and walks (34). A Week 6 NJAC and ECAC Player of the Week selection, she hit .404 against NJAC pitching during the 2008 conference regular season.

Montclair State senior right-hander Carolyn McCrea was selected as the NJAC Pitcher of the Year for the second consecutive season. A two-time all-conference hurler, she currently leads the conference statistically overall in earned run average (0.82); saves (5); appearances (27); and wins (19). Against NJAC competition, McCrea was 10-0 with a 1.26 earned run average.

Red Hawk freshman outfielder Leslie Gonzalez was tapped as the league Rookie of the Year after earning a first-team all-conference selection following her first season of collegiate competition. Gonzalez hit .388 against NJAC pitching and ranks fourth in the league in overall hitting with a .404 batting average.

Montclair State head coach Anita Kubicka was selected as the 2008 NJAC Coach of the Year by her peers, marking the second consecutive season that she was garnered with the league's top coaching honor. So far in 2008, she has guided the Red Hawks to an overall record of 37-3 as MSU captured its second consecutive NJAC regular season championship via a perfect 18-0 NJAC league mark. Top-seeded Montclair State will host the remainder of the 2008 NJAC Championship Softball Tournament at the MSU Softball Stadium on May 2-4. In 18 seasons at the helm of the Red Hawk program, Kubicka has registered a career coaching record of 578-200-2.

             2008 NJAC SOFTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

April 29, 2008

Wagner Men's Basketball Signs South Jersey Guard Chris Martin

http://www.northeastconference.org

Staten Island, NY --
High-scoring combination guard Chris Martin of Sicklerville, NJ has signed a National Letters of Intent to continue his education and basketball career at Wagner College, head men's basketball coach
Mike Deane announced today.

Martin completes the Seahawks' four-man recruiting class as he joins three other outstanding student-athletes, Tyler Murray (Toronto, Ontario), Josh Thompson (Bridgeton, NJ) and Ryan Schrotenboer (Fort Myers, FL), who signed National Letters of Intent with Wagner during the early signing period last November.

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April 28, 2008

New Jersey Athletic Conference News Briefs

SOURCE

http://www.njac.net/ 

 

STOCKTON'S JAMES NAMED HONORARY OFFICIAL FOR THE 2008 PENN RELAYS

 

G. Larry James, Dean of Athletic and Recreational Programs and Services at Richard Stockton College, has been named Honorary Official for the 2008 Penn Relays. James, a gold and silver medalist at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, was a standout at the Penn Relays, America's oldest and largest track and field event. He will be recognized during ceremonies taking place during the events at Franklin Field on April 26.....complete story

TCNJ'S MILLER CAPTURES HER 350TH CAREER SOFTBALL COACHING VICTORY

 

TCNJ head softball coach Sally Miller earned her 350th career victory when the Lions swept a NJAC doubleheader against NJCU on April 22. Now in her 13th season at the helm of the Lions' program, Miller has accumulated a career head coaching record of 350-157-2. In her first season as head coach at TCNJ in 1996, she guided the Lions to the NCAA Division III National Championship.

ROWAN'S RANERO CAPTURES HIS 300TH CAREER BASEBALL COACHING VICTORY

 

Rowan head baseball coach Juan Ranero recorded his 300th career victory when the Profs defeated Haverford, 9-4 on April 22. In 12 seasons, he has posted a 300-217-2 record. He is 191-114-1 in eight seasons at Rowan. Ranero is in his second stint as head coach at the University. He previously coached the Profs from 1994-1998 and returned in 2006.  Ranero has guided Rowan to four NJAC Tournament appearances and five trips to the NCAA Regionals.

MONTCLAIR STATE'S SCHOENIG CAPTURES HIS 600TH CAREER BASEBALL COACHING VICTORY

 

Montclair State head baseball coach Norm Schoenig earned his 600th career victory when MSU edged William Paterson, 8-7 on April 18. He is now 600-311-10 in his 21st season at the helm of the program and has won more games than any other coach in the history of MSU Athletics. Schoenig has fashioned a 264-91-1 mark in NJAC play which includes five conference titles. He has also taken his team to the NCAA Tournament 15 times, including seven regional championships and the 1993 and 2000 Division III crowns.


                                       
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Delaware QB, Flacco Goes To Ravens In 1st Round

http://cbs3.com/sports

                                               

         

The Baltimore Ravens have gone for a quarterback with the 18th pick in the NFL draft, bypassing Michigan's Chad Henne and taking Joe Flacco from Delaware.

Flacco was a very big fish in a small pond, named the Colonial Athletic Association co-Offensive Player of the Year in 2007 after completing 331 of his 521 passes for 4,263 yards, 23 touchdowns and only five interceptions.

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April 27, 2008

Saturday and Sunday Headline Sports*

source www.nj.com

Sunday, April  27

Local college results
The Camden County College softball team won a pair of games over Middlesex Community College to advance to a Region 19 semifinal matchup with Gloucester County College next weekend.

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Short-handed Bulldogs take 2nd; Eagles win title
HADDON TWP. The 1 1/3-point difference between the Schalick High School and Glassboro girls track teams could have been much different Saturday at Haddon Township's Rowland Relays, had the Bulldogs brought more than half a dozen athletes.


Saturday, April 26, 2008

Audubon's Flacco should be drafted on the first day
It hasn't hit Joe Flacco yet and for that he's thankful.

Gilbert hurls no-hitter
Cara Gilbert pitched a no-hitter, leading the resurgent Gateway Regional High School softball team to a 13-1 victory over Collingswood in Colonial Conference action on Friday.

Key injury puts Bulldogs behind in area arms race
In the arms race that is Tri-County Conference and South Jersey baseball, Glassboro High School is fighting an uphill battle.

Kingsway's Bryant a mid-round pick?
Anyone who has followed Dorien Bryant's career knows that all roads have led to this weekend.

 

source www.philly.com

Players come, go; the tourney lives on
Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
By Bill Iezzi The Hammonton Invitational Softball Tournament is such a popular annual event in South Jersey that some call it old home week. ...


 

April 22, 2008

NJ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE BASEBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

WEEK ENDING 4/20/08 

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

 

 

Garrett Mull, Rowan University
Junior, Outfielder
Chatsworth, NJ/Lenape

Mull becomes the third different Prof to earn NJAC Player of the Week honors after hitting .583 (7-for-12) with a double, triple, two stolen bases, nine RBI and five runs scored in a 4-0 week of play for Rowan. He hit safely in all four contests and produced two multiple-hit games including a 3-for-3 performance with a double, two stolen bases, four RBI and three runs scored in a 12-5 non-conference win over Widener. One day later, he went 2-for-3 with a triple and two RBI in the Profs' 9-5 10-inning NJAC road win at TCNJ. He wrapped up the week by going a combined 2-for-6 with three RBI and two runs scored in Rowan's 11-4 and 19-1 NJAC doubleheader sweep of Rutgers-Newark. Mull, who posted an .833 slugging percentage for the week, currently ranks tied for 17th in the NJAC in stolen bases (10).

PITCHER OF THE WEEK

 

Anthony Cacchiola, New Jersey City University
Senior, Right-handed Pitcher
Union, NJ/Union

Cacchiola earns NJAC Pitcher of the Week honors after surrendering just one earned run in 11.2 innings of work in two games pitched for NJCU on the week. He opened the week by surrendering just two hits and one unearned run while not figuring in the decision after striking out four in four innings during the Gothic Knights' 7-6 non-conference road loss at Albright. Four days later, he took a no-hitter into the eighth inning, eventually earning the victory after surrendering just one hit and one earned run in 7.2 innings of work while striking out nine in NJCU's 10-2 NJAC road win at Ramapo. Cacchiola, who finished the week with a 0.77 earned run average, currently ranks seventh in the NJAC in strikeouts (46).

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

 

Patrick Reitemeyer, Rutgers-Newark
Freshman, Shortstop
Kearny, NJ/St. Mary's

Reitemeyer earns NJAC Rookie of the Week honors for the third time this season after hitting .476 (10-for-21) with two doubles, one triple, six RBI, and six runs scored in five games played for Rutgers-Newark. He hit safely in all five contests and produced four multiple-hit games including a 3-for-5 performance with a RBI and a run scored in the Scarlet Raiders' 8-6 non-conference road win at Alvernia. In a key 13-12 NJAC victory over William Paterson, he went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI in addition to executing a sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the ninth inning which advanced the eventual winning run into scoring position. He wrapped up the week by going a combined 3-for-9 with a triple, two RBI, and a run scored in a NJAC road doubleheader at Rowan. Reitemeyer currently ranks tied for fifth in the NJAC in total hits (49).

ROOKIE PITCHER OF THE WEEK

 

Jack McDonough, Ramapo College
Freshman, Right-handed Pitcher
Cranford, NJ/Cranford

McDonough earns NJAC Rookie Pitcher of the Week honors for the fourth time this season after collecting a win and two saves in three games pitched for the Roadrunners. He first struck out two batters in a scoreless inning of work to earn a save in Ramapo's 11-10 NJAC road win at Richard Stockton. One day later, he struck out one in a scoreless inning of work to record his second save in two days in a 6-4 NJAC road win at Rutgers-Camden. He wrapped up the week by surrendering just nine hits, one walk, and three earned runs while striking out 11 to earn the victory in the Roadrunners' 6-4 NJAC win over NJCU. McDonough currently ranks second in the NJAC in innings pitched (57.1).

 

PREVIOUS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK - SPRING 2008

 

Player

Pitcher

Rookie Player

Rookie Pitcher

Week 1

John McMullin
Rowan

Ryan Kulik
Rowan

Patrick Reitemeyer
Rutgers-Newark

Todd Burdette
Rowan

Week 2

Scott Fisher
Richard Stockton

Damien Wright
Rutgers-Camden

Nick Corrado
Richard Stockton

Jack McDonough
Ramapo

Week 3

Bryan Burke
Kean

Joe Bartlinski
Kean

Matt Connors
Rutgers-Newark

Jack McDonough
Ramapo

Week 4

Rich Gawlak
TCNJ

Ryan Kulik
Rowan

Matt Connors
Rutgers-Newark

John Lightbody
Ramapo

Week 5

*Paul Urbanovich
Rowan

*Drew Campbell
Kean

Matt Connors
Rutgers-Newark

Westley Lopez
NJCU

Week 6

*Derek Gianakas
Kean

Kevin Dalton
Montclair State

Patrick Reitemeyer
Rutgers-Newark

Anthony Cavalier
Rowan

Week 7

*Derek Gianakas
Kean

Ryan Kulik
Rowan

Matt Giermanski
TCNJ

Jack McDonough
Ramapo

Week 8

*Jeff Toth
TCNJ

Ryan Kulik
Rowan

Matt Connors
Rutgers-Newark

Dan Fimiani
Rutgers-Camden

Week 9

Garrett Mull
Rowan

Anthony Cacchiola
NJCU

Patrick Reitemeyer
Rutgers-Newark

Jack McDonough
Ramapo

* Indicates ECAC Player of the Week selection as well 

Its' a reunion of sorts when these coaches meet

source www.philly.com

It will be teacher vs. pupil when Bishop Eustace plays host to St. Augustine in the Tom Heinkel Memorial Tournament Saturday at 10 a.m.

Eustace, No. 9 in The Inquirer's South Jersey baseball rankings, is coached by Sam Tropiano, who used to coach at St. Augustine.

St. Augustine is directed by rookie coach Mike Bylone, who was a standout player on a St. Augustine team coached by Tropiano.

St. Augustine is 6-2 and Eustace is 6-3.

While Eustace and St. Augustine are squaring off, Gloucester Catholic and Malvern Prep (Pa.) will play on an adjacent field at Eustace at 10 a.m.

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April 20, 2008

Sports: Headlines for Sunday

SPORTS

source http://www.nj.com
Sunday, April 20, 2008

Delsea claims first Woodbury Relays title
WOODBURY The Delsea Regional High School boys track and field team has been putting together an impressive collection of team championships in recent years.

Haines belts three home runs in Penns Grove rout
GLOUCESTER Penns Grove High School junior Donnie Haines struck out in his last at-bat against Gloucester Saturday afternoon, but it was understandable.

Late heroics key Lions' win
The Gloucester High School baseball team loaded the the bases in the bottom of the seventh with a walk and two singles, and then scored the winning run on a wide throw by Gateway on a fielder's choice grounder for the 4-3 win in the Jim Kelly Tournament

Rice slams Eagles; Dragons end W.D's undefeated streak
The Kingsway Regional High softball team knocked off undefeated West Deptford, 6-0, to capture the Kingsway Tournament on Saturday night.

West Deptford avenges '07 losses to Kingsway
WEST DEPTFORD It was a much needed win for the West Deptford High School boys lacrosse team.

Woodbury edges Pitman for title
WOODBURY The Woodbury High School girls track and field coaches have every reason to be gushing with pride. The Thundering Herd claimed a well-earned Group I team title at the Woodbury Relays Saturday in a field that saw first and fourth place separated by only seven points.

source: Google News Alert 

South Jersey players in the mix for Rutgers
Cherry Hill Courier Post - Cherry Hill,NJ,USA
It felt kind of odd with college football season more than 4 1/2 months away. The annual Scarlet-White game is an intrasquad scrimmage with a running clock, ...

Sam Carchidi: Eastern alum is battling back against the odds
Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
She led South Jersey in scoring as a junior (48 goals, 17 assists) and senior (35 goals, 24 assists), and was named the Field Hockey Club of South Jersey's ...

 

Big rally in seventh inning sends Cougars past Pitman
Today's Sunbeam - NJ.com - Salem,NJ,USA
Nicole Hagerty helped herself out on the mound collecting two hits and two RBIs in a 9-4 Gloucester Catholic win over GCIT. Amanda Rice blasted a two-run ...
 

S. Jersey Girls: Houston, Mann lift New Egypt, 3-0

Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
New Jersey Vocational. Mecalea Holmes batted 2 for 3 and scored twice while winning pitcher Kristina Smith and Lorianne Hann combined to strike out 10 and ...
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Ex-California Mayor, Wife Get 6 Months for Stealing $20,000 From Little League

http://www.foxnews.com.......................April 19, 2008

ADELANTO, Calif. — A former mayor of a California high desert town and his wife have been sentenced to 6 months in jail for the theft of more than $20,000 from Little League coffers.

   

Jim Nehmens, 50, and Kelly Nehmens, 44, pleaded guilty to grand theft by embezzlement and perjury Thursday.

 

The eight-year councilman and Adelanto mayor had resigned from his post on March 31, about a week before he and his wife were arrested.

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April 13, 2008

Gloucester City Little League 2008 Season Has Begun

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photos by Bruce Darrow

The Gloucester City Little League Opened the 2008 season on Saturday, April 12 with a parade from King Street down Monmouth Street to "The Field of Dreams "on Johnson Blvd.

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April 12, 2008

Sportsmen A.C. to Honor Calzonetti, Usher, Cutler, Leafey, Becker, Collins, Dilks and Chew

Applause The Sportsmen Athletic club is proud to announce our 2008 award winners that will be honored at our upcoming 51st Annual Banquet.

The Gloucester Catholic Athletes of the year are Michael Calzonetti and Katie Usher, The Gloucester High Athletes of the Year are Kelsey Cutler, Jackie Leafey, Michael Becker and Jeremy Collins. To be considered for this award, athletes must participate in more than one varsity sport, display leadership, excel in their sport and be nominated by their athletic director.

The 2008 “Chet Maryak” Citizen of the Year Award is being presented to William Dilks for his many years of service to our community. The club presents this award every year in memory of the late Chet Maryak. Chet set the standard for community service in Gloucester City.

The 2008 Sportsmen of the Year is Sam Chew. Sam has been a member of the club since 1965.

The banquet is Saturday May 10th at the Gloucester heights fire Hall. The donation is $20. Please come out to support these great honorees. For tickets and more info, please call or email Rich Dolson at 609-790-7570 or rdolson@cbelitenj.com.

Note: The Sportsmen Club awards a scholarship to one student from Gloucester High and one Student from Gloucester Catholic. The applicants must be in the top half of their class and participate in 2 varsity sports. Application are in your respective Guidance offices at the schools.

 

April 03, 2008

Shawnee's Miller has big-league teams interested - very interested.

source www.philly.com

Images_2 Major-league scouts will be flocking to games pitched by Shawnee senior Quinton Miller this spring.

"We had about 15 scouts at each of the games he's pitched so far," Shawnee coach Brian Anderson said.

Miller, a University of North Carolina signee rated as one of the nation's premier high school pitchers, is an intriguing prospect. He was 7-2 as a sophomore, then pitched just two games last year - he was used primarily as a designated hitter - because of shoulder tendinitis.

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