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Voorhees Soccer Association: Saturday, May 23, 1998
By Art Redd
For most families, the Memorial Day weekend would be spent with relatives in their backyard or park. The barbecue grill would be filled with burgers, hot dogs and all their specialties. This weekend for the VSA, there would be hamburgers and hot dogs on the grill for the soccer fans. Each soccer complex would keep that barbecue aroma in the air to remind them of home. Family and friends would participate in the 6th Annual Voorhees Soccer Association Memorial Day Classic Tournament for boys and girls of various age groups. Most of the teams were from cities up and down the East Coast who came to enjoy soccer.
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Voorhees Soccer Association: Friday, May 22, 1998
By Scot Williams
Cathy Miller (#9 Voorhees Venom, Girls U-11 Gold Division) scored the first goal of many that will be scored this weekend at the Sixth Annual Voorhees Soccer Association Memorial Day Classic Tournament. This tournament will feature over 260 teams from seven different states. It has become one of the premier soccer events along the East Coast during the Memorial Day Weekend. These teams represent some of the finest competitive youth soccer teams in their respective states.
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High School Lacrosse (Playoffs): Thursday, May 21, 1998
By Gary Steiner
In quarterfinal playoff action, 13th-seeded Delran visited 5th-seeded Shawnee, looking for another upset win after defeating 4th-seeded Pingry 17-13 on the road. The Lady Renegades had previously defeated the Lady Bears 7-5 in their hard fought regular season game. Defense would again be the name of the game as the Lady Renegades shut down Delran's attack.
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Middle School Track: Thursday, May 21, 1998
By Forrest Robleto
Ten middle schools that met in the Camden County Championship Track Meet on Tuesday at Cherry Hill High School saw action again today in the Camden County Relay Championship at Moorestown High School. In this meet, most schools entered two athletes to compete together in a combined score competion. For example, in the boy's over 120 lb high jump were Voorhees Middle School's Murphy and Shaffer who set a meet record with a 10'5" jump. Murphy recorded a 5'4" high jump while Shaffer's jump was 5'1".
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Middle School Track: Tuesday, May 19, 1998
By Forrest Robleto
On this warm sunny day, ten area middle school track teams competed in 28 events in what was called the "Camden County Championship Track Meet" at Cherry Hill West High School. There were teams from Burlington County that also competed in this meet. By competing in these events, these students are getting ready to take that next step into the high school competion. But these students were only thinking about the events that were taking place today.
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High School Lacrosse (Playoffs): Tuesday, May 19, 1998
By Gary Steiner
In first round playoff action, Cherry Hill East visited Shawnee, still smarting after their 22-7 loss to the Lady Renegades in regular season play back on April 14th. Both teams had defeated North Jersey teams in Saturday's playoff games, East defeating Red Bank Catholic 13-12 and Shawnee defeating Kent Place 21-0.
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