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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, April 18, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash continued their winning ways this weekend in SJSL U-12 South American Conference action. Playing for the first time all season not in the rain, the Clash hosted the Upper Township Raptors at Cinnaminson Memorial Park.
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High School Boys Volleyball: Saturday, April 17, 1999
By Jack Tsikitas
Eastern High School was host to the 4th Annual Viking Invitational Tournament. Ten teams participated in this year's tournament with 9 of the 10 teams ranked in New Jersey's top 15 (including No. 1 East Brunswick, No. 2 St. Joseph's of Metuchen, and No. 4 Cherry Hill East). The ten teams were placed in two pools of five teams each. Competition started at 8:30 AM with the final match starting at 5:30 PM. It was by far the best tournament to date with plenty of high power Volleyball action.
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South Jersey Baseball and Softball: Saturday, April 17, 1999
By Gary Finigan
The skies were blue, the grass green and the fields dragged and lined. With the playing of the National Anthem, the Waterford Township Athletic Association kicked off the 1999 Baseball and Softball season. WTAA President Tony Luceri presided over ceremonies at Ritter Field.
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Team Conditioning Systems: Thursday, April 15, 1999
By Joanne Costantino
Hailing from Voorhees, Daniel McGinley III, is a Rutgers University sophomore majoring in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement. A graduate of Eastern High School, he has been playing soccer for well over 15 years.
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High School Track & Field: Wednesday, April 14, 1999
By Charlie Barker
The Pitman High School Boys Track Team traveled to Schalick for a key Tri-County Classic Division meet. But it would be the Cougars who would run away with the victory, winning every event but two for a 95-36 score.
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High School Softball: Wednesday, April 14, 1999
By Greg Alvord
Here at Cherokee, the Lady Chiefs (2-3) squared off against the Overbrook Rams (1-2) on a day that had the teams not only battling each other but also a fierce gale force winds as well. Cherokee notched their third straight victory on this windy Wednesday with a hard fought 4-1 win.
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Winning Ways: Wednesday, April 14, 1999
By Amanda Holloway
Working out in the weight room with our strength coach has helped me a great deal with cheerleading in many ways. I have become a stronger person both mentally and physically. Weight training has helped me tremendously with stunting. As a base, it is important to use your legs as well as your arms. By training, my legs have become much stronger. This also helps with my jumps. Another by product of my strength program is that now my abs are stronger. It is important to have a strong middle section for jumps, as well as tumbling which is a very important part of cheerleading.
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High School Football: Wednesday, April 14, 1999
By Lucas H. Blatherwick
Edgewood Regional High School is getting a new football coach in the form of Derryk Sellers for the upcoming season. Sellers, 33, will replace Bob Lee, who resigned after last season. He has coached at Cumberland for the last two seasons with a combined record of 2-17, yet beat out 25 other applicants for the job, 12 of whom are current head coaches.
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High School Baseball: Tuesday, April 13, 1999
By Vincent Lewis
In a Burlington County League baseball game played at Moorestown High School, both Holy Cross and Moorestown were just glad that it wasn't raining during their game. During the early season, cloudy skies and rain has been a factor for most of the South Jersey competition. On this day, Holy Cross not only heated up the skies and brought sunny weather, but also saw 4 homeruns clear the fence to break open a close game. The Lancers (3-1) defeated Moorestown (4-2) handily 17-3.
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High School Lacrosse: Tuesday, April 13, 1999
By Gary Steiner
The Collingswood Lady Panthers were riding high coming off of their big 16-10 upset win over Cherokee in their opener, followed by a 16-3 defeat of Maple Shade. So the Cougars were again thinking upset as they visited Moorestown on Tuesday. However, the Lady Quakers had other ideas, putting on a clinic in the first half by going up 11-2, then coming away with the 15-7 victory.
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