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Sunday, October 13, 2002 By Jerome Michaels Delsea has had an impressive start early on this year with their football program. The Crusaders were expected to be able to put some points on the scoreboard, but the defense has made some noise with their play so far. Delsea picked up its fourth straight win against Overbrook by a score of 29-0. Quarterback Jason Ruczynski connected on 2 second half touchdown passes, while the defense recorded its third shutout of the season. |
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Saturday, October 12, 2002 By Vincent Lewis Do you run or try to pass when the field has been soaked with much needed rain? Saturday afternoon, Paulsboro did both behind the running of Isaac Redman and the arm of quarterback Eric DiTonno. After an early deficit, Paulsboro's senior runningback rushed for over 270 yards and scored four touchdowns entertaining the home crowd. DiTonno had success throwing as he connected on three touchdowns and rushed for one as Paulsboro rolled pass Collingswood 44-12. |
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Event Spotlight: Saturday, October 12, 2002 By Mike Williams Hockey during the 2002-03 season is supposed to be about opening up the flow of the game, about letting skill and finesse take center stage. At least that is the plan. But the hockey on display in Philadelphia on Saturday night instead resembled the sluggish, defensive variety so prevalent in recent seasons. The Phantoms did manage a meager bit of offense, though, and it was just enough to defeat the Rochester Americans, 1-0. A opening night crowd of 7,595 at the First Union Spectrum saw Mark Greig's one-time blast with 29 seconds to play on Saturday night provide the difference. |
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Event Spotlight: Saturday, October 12, 2002 By Al Cohen Neil Little stopped all 29 shots he faced and Mark Greig scored the lone goal of the game with 29.8 seconds left in overtime as the Philadelphia Phantoms opened the 2002-03 season with a 1-0 victory over the Rochester Americans tonight at the First Union Spectrum. |
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Friday, October 11, 2002 By Charlie Barker On a cold and rainy Friday evening, the Lindenwold Lions visited the West Deptford Eagles. The slick muddy field took away the Lions' speed, and West Deptford's relentless offense pulled the game away in the second half, shutting out the Lions 23-0. |
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Friday, October 11, 2002 By Mike Costantino Anthony Mottola had a goal and two assists and Pete Cahill added two goals and an assist as Cinnaminson breezed by Triton 5-0 on Friday night at Hollydell. Kevin Kloss faced only eighteen shots in nets in posting the shutout. Brian Crosby, who scored the first of his two goals, opened the scoring in the first period. After Mottola controlled the puck behind the net and fed Crosby who skated unguarded in front and went top-shelf to give the Pirates a 1-0 lead. Cinnaminson carried much of the play in the period and with just over two minutes left, Cahill and Billy Longo broke in 2-on-1. After the initial save, Jake Fillmyer deposited the rebound into the net to make it 2-0. |
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Event Spotlight: Thursday, October 10, 2002 By Greg WileyPhiladelphia Charge Correspondent The Philadelphia Charge has invited Tracey Spinelli, Kelli Toland and Heather Allgyer to try out for the team during the Hall of Fame Game weekend. The trio of players all hail from the Philadelphia region and will travel with the club to Oneonta, NY this weekend when the Charge take on the Boston Breakers in the Hall of Fame Game on Monday, October 17 at 2 p.m. "The Delaware Valley has produced some quality soccer players," Charge head coach Mark Krikorian said. "We will take this opportunity to evaluate some of the local talent and see if they have what it takes to play in the WUSA." |
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Wednesday, October 9, 2002 By Crystal ParkerSJSports Staff Writer There's a battle going on in the Colonial Conference Patriot Division between two closely matched teams. When the Haddon Heights girl's soccer team traveled to Woodbury to take on the Lady Herd, these two teams were trying to get back to the five hundred level in their quest to reach the playoffs. Haddon Heights would come alive and score two goals in the second half to record a 2-1 victory. Marissa Weick came away with the winning goal for the Lady Garnets. |
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Tuesday, October 8, 2002 By Jerome MichaelsSJSports Special Correspondent Both of these teams played solid soccer for the entire game. Rancocas Valley boy's soccer team knew what they were up against when they traveled to Moorestown. Arguably the best team right now, the Quakers have looked good this season as they are playing extremely well. This game would end in a heartbreaker for the Red Devils as Moorestown (10-0-0) won this Burlington County Liberty Division game on an own goal. |
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Event Spotlight: Monday, October 7, 2002 By David Deal The Philadelphia KiXX team up with the Donovan McNabb Foundation, which promotes diabetes awareness and prevention. This is a disease that has hit Donovan personally; Donovan's father, Samuel, suffers from Type 2 diabetes. In attendance, along with thousands of other fans, will be children that have received assistance from Donovan through his Foundation. This special event is designed to provide guests of the Donovan McNabb Foundation with a fun-filled, exciting evening of professional indoor soccer. |
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