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Saturday, April 19, 2003 By Clark Washington So far this season, Cherokee and Shawnee boys lacrosse teams have gotten off to a quick start as first year programs. Both teams have a host of seniors along with some talented juniors and sophomores that have led their teams above the level of other first year programs. Every team has been searching for particular players to take charge and absorb some of the leadership roles that others to follow. Senior Shawn Pettit and sophomore Keith Priftie each netted 3 goals apiece for Shawnee during their Olympic Conference American Division matchup against Cherokee. The Renegades would go on to dominate this game and roll past Cherokee by outscoring the Chiefs 10-2. |
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Winning Ways (FYI): Friday, April 18, 2003 By Gregory "Graig" White Finally, a book as a coach and parent of an athlete I feel I can trust. There are lots of books out that are talking about concepts that I just don't know about. Concepts that just don't have a place in the lives of some of our younger athletes. Things that can be dangerous and should not even be in the heads of those athletes. |
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Wednesday, April 16, 2003 By Jason Brown Three teams gathered at Bishop Eustace Prep High School to compete in a boy’s outdoor track meet. The Camden Panthers were taking on both Camden Catholic and Bishop Eustace in a double meet. Sherron Bullock would race his way past everyone in the 100, 200 and 400 yard dash to highlight the afternoon for Camden. Carl Smith would also be success in helping the Panthers defeat Camden Catholic easily 94-33. Bishop Eustace would keep their meet closer, but in the end Camden came out on top by a 71-69 edge. |
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Wednesday, April 16, 2003 By Susan Hall Two talented pitchers went head to head this afternoon at Deptford High School. It was a match-up against the Lady Spartans hosting Gloucester Catholic. These Tri-County Conference Royal Division opponents featured Brianne Tobin for the Lady Rams going up against Nicole Ayers. Both have been very successful early on this season. On this day, Tobin strikeout 14 batters and Gloucester Catholic went on to defeat Deptford by a 6-1 margin. The lone run for the Spartans came off the bat of Ayers. |
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Wednesday, April 16, 2003 By Crystal Parker Finally, a softball game was being played. The Lady Renegades were up against their rivals from Olympic Conference American Division, the Lady Chiefs from Cherokee. Slated as the team to beat this season, the Chiefs added on to an early one run lead to hand Shawnee their first loss of the season. Starting pitcher Danielle Cohen had a shutout going up until the last inning, but that was spoiled during Shawnee’s last turn at bat for the game. Cherokee would remain undefeated with their 3-1 victory. |
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Monday, April 14, 2003 By Charlie Barker Collingswood senior Allie Frengs scored all four of her goals in the second half to make the difference in an 11-8 win over Lenape. Goalie Staci Waligorski made 19 saves to keep the Indians from coming back at the end. Lauren Pfeiffer led the Lenape offense with 3. |
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Monday, April 14, 2003 By Jerome Michaels The Colonial Conference is loaded with teams capable of capturing the title with a formable pitching staff and big time hitters. Two of those teams met in Haddonfield as the Bulldogs were hosting the Knights from Sterling High School. Haddonfield’s Andy Console would pick up the pitching decision in this game, as the Bulldogs would put together a six run rally in the bottom of the fourth inning. By posting their 8-4 win, Haddonfield handed Sterling their first defeat of this young baseball season. |
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Monday, April 14, 2003 By Vincent Lewis Getting that first hit of the season has to bring relief to a batter to they finally finding some open spaces for that elusive base hit. That personal achievement could go un-noticed as the team still hasn’t recorded their first win of the season. Shawnee has gotten off to a quick start winning their first three games looking to add one more game to their streak against the Mustangs from Triton High School. On this day, Triton would collect ten hits including a bases loaded homerun from senior Ryan Patterson in the second inning. Triton’s early success was enough to hold off the Renegades and go on to post a 10-8 victory at home. |
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High School Golf: Monday, April 14, 2003
By Charlie Barker
The Bishop Eustace High School golf team won the team championship at the Camden County Open on Monday, but it was Marc Fillari of Highland who took home the individual title with a birdie on the final hole to pass Bishop Eustace's Mike O'Keefe by one stroke. Chris Gold of Haddonfield came in third with a 78.
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Event Spotlight: Monday, April 14, 2003 By Greg WileyPhiladelphia Charge Correspondent Lorrie Fair led the way for the Charge on Sunday registering an assist and a goal in the team's 3-0 win over a group of college All-Stars. Fair and Anne Makinen both tallied a goal before the half, giving the Charge a 2-0 lead at the break. Kelly Smith scored midway through the second half to give the Charge the 3-0 win. Melissa Moore and Janel Schilling split time in net, combining for the shutout. |
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