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High School Track & Field: Monday, May 17, 1999
By Boog Williams
Congratulations to the Edgewood Girls Shuttle Hurdle team of Y'vette Murry, a senior, Pamela Richardson, a sophomore, Kierra Clemons, a junior, and Dennean Davis, a senior, for BREAKING the National Shuttle Record with a time of 59.00 seconds. William Penn High School of Philadelphia held the old record, from 1997, with a time of 59.2. The race was held at the East Coast Relays in Morristown, NJ.
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High School Track & Field: Friday, May 14, 1999
By Greg Cappello
Edgewood's boys track team is battling for the conference championship. After a disappointingly close loss to Overbrook on May 5th, the team is one win away from a three way tie. There is only one thing that stands in the way of the guys in green: Highland High School. Because Highland is undefeated and both Edgewood and Overbrook have one loss, a loss by Highland would set up the three way tie. Edgewood will have to rely on every single one of its team members. The runners, jumpers, and throwers will certainly have to be at their best to top Highland.
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High School Track & Field: Saturday, May 8, 1999
By Jonathan Stokes
On a day when the weather was perfect for a track and field meet, contestants wouldn't worry too much about heat exhaustion. It would be Bishop Eustace who heated things up by capturing the boy's and girl's Division I Championship at the Camden County Meet held at Haddon Township. In the girl's Division I, Liesje Cardillo captured the individual 100, 200 and long jump titles, Alexis DiSalvio won the 100 and 400 hurdles, and Kelly Fox and Kerin Sulock place first and second respectively in the high jump, all for the Crusaders. The boys placed in 11 of the 14 events. The Edgewood girls captured the Division II title while Highland won the Division II boy's title.
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High School Track & Field: Saturday, May 8, 1999
By Bob Ayers Congratulations to the Edgewood Girl's Track Team for winning the Large School Division at the Camden County Meet.
Scoring points for the team were:
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High School Track & Field: Saturday, April 24, 1999
By Boog Williams Edgewood High School's girls track runners had a great week: Wins at the Penn Relays and Rowland Relays.
In the finals of the 4x400 relay at the Penn Relays, Edgewood's team of Saudia Saleem, Y'vette Murry, Pamela Richardson, and Tenille Payne, scored a victory. The team set a new school record for Edgewood with a time of 3:58.
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High School Softball: Wednesday, April 21, 1999
By Bob Stewart
The Gloucester Catholic Rams traveled to Edgewood to play a softball game. The weather did not cooperate in the first couple of innings, as a light rain fell. This had the pitchers and umpires trying to keep the balls dry.
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High School Baseball: Monday, April 19, 1999
By Boog Williams
This was to be the opening game for both teams, but the weather did not cooperate back on April 1st. The game was rescheduled for April 19th at Edgewood. The high powered varsity team of Bishop Eustace defeated Edgewood by the score of 18-5.
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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: Wednesday, March 24, 1999
By Boog Williams & Allen Stowell
The Williamstown Braves baseball team visited the Edgewood Eagle's nest on Wednesday March 24 for a preseason game. This game also had two Edgewood Alumni, Allen and Bruce Stowell (Williamstown), who came back to coach against their former high school coach, Mr. Bob Lee (Edgewood).
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South Jersey Volleyball: Friday, March 19, 1999
By Boog Williams
What do you get when you mix the National Honor Society and the Faculty/Administration of a high school together? No, not a Knowledge Bowl Game. You get a fundraising volleyball game that is fun for the entire school.
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High School Softball: Friday, March 19, 1999
By Bob Stewart
After the snow melted and the field dried, the girls finally got a chance to go outside and play. The day was very windy and chilly, but the sun was shining. It was a great day to play softball. It was a scrimmage between Haddon Heights and a very young Edgewood team at Edgewood High School.
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High School Ice Hockey: Friday, February 26, 1999
By Mike Costantino
Joe Gori scored three goals all on the power-play and Joe Pelle had a goal and two assists to lead Washington Township passed Edgewood 7-3 and into the semi-finals in the SJHSIHL playoffs. After a scoreless first period which saw Township outshoot Edgewood 18-3 only to be stoned by goalie Ed Mickus, Gori scored early in the second period with Derek Poletis and Steve Brown assisting and the 1-0 lead.
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High School Girls Basketball: Tuesday, February 2, 1999
By Bob Stewart
The Washington Township girl's basketball team traveled to Edgewood for an Olympic Conference game. The Lady Minutemen played a great game of pressure defense against a very young Lady Eagles team and turned turnovers into points. The Lady Minutemen would not let the Eagles get loose. Every time an Eagle would touch the ball, a Township player would be in her face. This fast paced pressure defense lead to a 22 - 0 first quarter score. At the end of the half it was Washington Township 22, Edgewood 6.
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High School Ice Hockey: Friday, January 15, 1999
By Mike Costantino
In a SJHSIHL game played on Friday night at Hollydell, Clearview totally dominated Edgewood, winning by a score of 7-1. Clearview had a lot of players contribute as six different players scored with Rob Coble tallying two.
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High School Wrestling: Saturday, January 9, 1999
By Boog Williams
Saturday's match between Camden and Edgewood was a very fast match. Camden forfeited 9 of the 14 weight classes, which gave the match to Edgewood. The five matches that were held were all first round pins.
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High School Girls Basketball: Thursday, January 7, 1999
By Boog Williams
Two sister schools tapped off for a game of basketball at Edgewood High School. Overbrook showed up with 16 players (of which 15 played). Edgewood had 10 players and all of them got a chance to play.
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Academic Challenge: Thursday, January 7, 1999
By Gregg Williams
On January 7, an Academic Challenge match was held between visiting Haddon Heights High School and Edgewood High School. The match took place in the resource center at Edgewood. Before Haddon Heights arrived, Edgewood began warming up with questions being read from two Alumni (Ed and Steve). They were reading questions from a Trivial Pursuit Game.
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High School Wrestling: Tuesday, December 29, 1998
By Boog Williams
The Edgewood Holiday Wrestling Tournament was made up of six teams from the South Jersey area: Cherry Hill West, Edgewood, Hammonton, Millville, Shawnee and St. Joseph's Prep. The Tournament was won for the second year in a row by Shawnee High School (216 pts.) followed by Cherry Hill West (164), Millville (157), Edgewood (150), St. Joseph's Prep (145), and Hammonton (72). The Outstanding Wrestler Award was given to Edgewood's Chris Catania. Some repeat winners from last year were Cherry Hill West's Dan DiGirdano, Edgewood's Chris Catania, Millville's John Pelechaty, and Shawnee's Dave Webb.
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High School Wrestling: Saturday, December 19, 1998
By Stephanie Conn & Boog Williams
The meet started off with excitement and ended with excitement. The first match, at weight class 103, had Overbrook's Frank Frochlick pin Edgewood's Stephon Tompson with 57 seconds left in the first period to give Overbrook a 6-0 lead. At 112, Gary DeBridle (O) won by forfeit to make the score 12-0. At 119, Ryan Saunders (O) pinned David Casaboon (E) to make the score 18-0. At 125, Jeff Mullen (E) scored a 14 - 2 win over George Larsen to make the score 18-4. At 130, Sean Chance (E) scored a 2 - 1 win over Chris Denston (O) to make it 18-7. At 135, Ryan Morgan (O) pinned Rob Lowe (E), which increased Overbrook's lead to 24 - 7.
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High School Boys Basketball: Friday, December 18, 1998
By Boog Williams
The 1998-99 boys basketball season is now in progress. With the NBA not playing, why not go and support the local kids in your area as they play a very competitive, fast paced, game? (Click here to see video of the tip off between Bishop Eustace and Edgewood.) The game between the Crusaders and the Eagles was a perfect example.
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High School Ice Hockey: Friday, December 4, 1998
By Mike Costantino
Washington Township's varsity ice hockey team skated to a 9-3 victory over Edgewood on Friday night at Hollydell Ice Rink. After spotting Edgewood a 2-0 lead in the first 5 minutes, Township finally got on the board on a power play as Joey Gori scored his first of three goals to make it 2-1. With the score tied at 2, Adam Zaccaria scored the first of his 2 goals of the night and Township had its first lead at 3-2. However, Edgewood would tie the score less than 2 minutes later at 3-3.
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High School Field Hockey: Tuesday, October 27, 1998
By Pam Gargano After not qualifying for the State tournament, the Edgewood field hockey team wanted to prove themselves the last two games of the season.
The last home game for the Eagles took place on Monday, October 26th vs. St. Joe's. All 14 seniors participated in the game. At half time, Coach Sharon Mauriello introduced the senior members to the crowd.
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High School Boys Soccer: Friday, October 16, 1998
By Boog Williams
On October 15, the Edgewood boy's soccer team lost at Triton 3-1. The Edgewood Eagles dominated the first half, but the score at the end of the half was 1-1. Scott Hart scored the Triton goal with an assist to TJ Durham. Brandon Cohen scored Edgewood's goal with an assist to Chris Blackmore. Some of the fans (fans will be fans) said that the second goal for Triton was questionable. Nick Satieti, with a volley, scored the goal, assisted by Mario Sergi. After that goal, Edgewood's coach Ron Wence said that the team could not regroup and had trouble defending without Mike Muckley (sitting out for a red card against Highland).
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High School Boys Soccer: Tuesday, October 13, 1998
By Boog Williams
On October 7, the Edgewood Eagles traveled to play the Cherry Hill East Cougars. Cherry Hill East won the game by the score of 2-0. The first half ended with the score 0-0. In the second half, East got goals by Brett Burman and Jeremy Roseman. Brett Burman scored with 39:01 left in the half and Jeremy Roseman with 16:14 left. Edgewood's Keeper Keith Swingle had 16 saves, while East's Keeper Dan DiBruno had 9 saves in the shutout.
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High School Field Hockey: Wednesday, October 14, 1998
By Pam Gargano
The Edgewood field hockey team traveled to rival school Overbrook in a must win situation against the Rams. The Eagles came out strong, dominating Overbrook the entire game. Sophomore and leading goal scorer, Bethie Henhaffer, knocked in her 5th of the season and Senior Ali Pires scored her 3rd leading the defense was senior goalie Lisa Mohrmann, recording her second shut-out of the season.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 10, 1998
By Boog Williams
The gloomy weather at Edgewood on Saturday looked like it would make for a gloomy game for the Eagles' young football team. On Highland's first two offensive possessions of the game, the Tartans marched down the field and scored two touchdowns. With both PAT's made by kicker Sean Pollard, the score in the first quarter was Highland 14 - Edgewood 0.
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High School Tennis: Friday, October 9, 1998
By Andrea Johnson
The Edgewood Ladies' Tennis Team has made a major turnaround from last season, somewhere in the neighborhood of three-hundred and sixty degrees. Under the wings of head coach Jeff Mack and assistant John Totoro, the ladies have been making a racket and winning matches.
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High School Boys Soccer: Tuesday, October 6, 1998
By Boog Williams
The Edgewood boy's soccer had a 2-0-1 week. The first game of the week was a 4-0 shutout of rival Overbrook. The scoring went as follows: Brandon Cohen from Ian Simmons with 26:24 left in the first half; Ian Simmons unassisted with 2:50 left in first half; Sean Geary from Brandon Cohen with 11:35 left in the second half; and Chris Blackmore from Sean Keegan with 2:13 left in the game. Edgewood Keeper Keith Swingle had 5 saves; Overbrook Keeper Shields had 13 saves. Overbrook's Phil Covelli received a red card.
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High School Field Hockey: Monday, October 5, 1998
By Pam Gargano The Edgewood field hockey team is remaining in their slump. With the 1-4-2 start to the season, the Eagles look doubtful for their fourth consecutive state tournament run.
Despite the 5-0 score, the Eagles played their hardest against #1 ranked Eastern. This proved to be one of the few games Edgewood came out ready to play.
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High School Boys Soccer: Saturday, September 26, 1998
By Boog Williams
The first game of the week had 2-0-1 Edgewood Eagles vs. 3-0-0 Williamstown Braves at Williamstown. The teams faced off in a 1-1 tie. The teams played to a 0-0 score at half time. In the second half, Edgewood's Brandon Cohen scored on a pass from Joe Banks with 31:12 left in the half. Cohen scored his 5th goal of the season in 4 games. The Williamstown Braves tied the game up with 12:41 left in the second half. Williamstown's Jason Rose got the tying goal. The goaltenders for the game were, Edgewood's Keith Swingle (4 saves) and Williamstown's Jim Mayo (9 saves). Both teams are still undefeated with Edgewood's record now 2-0-2 and Williamstown's record 3-0-1.
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High School Field Hockey: Friday, September 25, 1998
By Pam Gargano
This year's Edgewood Eagles field hockey team lives in the shadow of last year's experience. After advancing to the 2nd round of the state tournament, this young team is faced with great expectations. With the loss of seven seniors, the team looks towards the underclassmen to fill the void. The team is lead by 14 returning juniors, including captains Beckie Goobic, Pam Gargano, and Lisa Mohrmann.
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High School Tennis: Tuesday, September 22, 1998
By Boog Williams Looking at the ladies tennis schedule, most people would note the matchup of Edgewood vs. Palmyra as a standout. But to our surprise this was a match for the bragging rights of the Mack Family.
The head coaches from the two teams are brothers. Edgewood's coach is Mr. Jeff Mack and Palmyra's coach is Mr. John Mack. Also, we found out that Edgewood Coach Mack's niece is a player for the Palmyra Panthers.
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High School Girls Soccer: Saturday, September 19, 1998
By Boog Williams
The Edgewood Girls' Varsity soccer team is in the process of rebuilding. There are four freshmen in the starting lineup and four sophomores. Seniors Kate Taylor, Kerri Buchanan, and underclassmen Alison Leach and Keeper Denise Prosser lead the team. Although the ladies are 0 and 5, there has been visible improvement in every game. A team is developing; the Eagles will surely become a force to reckon with this year and in years to come.
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High School Boys Soccer: Friday, September 18, 1998
By Boog Williams
The season opener for the Edgewood Eagles was against the Cherry Hill West Lions on Tuesday, September 15. The Eagles' team is young, with 4 freshmen starting, 2 freshmen coming off the bench and no seniors in the defensive backs. The game ended in a 3-3 tie with Cherry Hill West. The goals in the game were scored by Edgewood's #5 Brandon Cohen (Sr.), #4 Chris Blackmore (Sr.) and scoring his first goal as a varsity player, #3 Erik Schmid (Fr.). Cherry Hill West had a hat trick by #10 Kevin Welding. Edgewood had a total of 8 shots on West's keeper, James Cappello. West had a total of 11 shots on Edgewood's keeper Keith Swingle.
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Boys Soccer Preview: Tuesday, September 8, 1998
By Ron Wence
[The Edgewood Eagles] are looking for all-star years from Keith Swingle, Alec Walker, Mike Muckley, and Brandon Cohen. The team will be extremely fast up front. Walker should be able to control the midfield with plenty of support players around him. The defense is the question, can Muckley bring together the young group in the back?
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