South Jersey Soccer:
Lynx Hold On To Defeat Barrington

Sunday, March 21, 1999

By Jerry Amari
SJSports Special Correspondent

The Vineland Lynx U-15 boys took a three goal lead in the first half, then held on in a wild second half to earn their third victory of the season. Mike Cheyne scored first for Vineland with an assist from Steve Ganci. Ganci then scored twice with assists from Ryan Sisko and Jaron Putmon. Barrington scored on a direct kick and a penalty shot in the second half as a result of the worst officiating I have witnessed in 10 years of coaching.
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South Jersey Volleyball:
Edgewood National Honor Society Fundraiser

Friday, March 19, 1999

By Boog Williams
SJSports Staff Writer

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:
Haddon Heights Defeats Rusty Edgewood In Scrimmage

Friday, March 19, 1999

By Bob Stewart
SJSports Staff Writer

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:
Cheltenham Defeats Shawnee 9-4 in Flyers Cup AA

Thursday, March 18, 1999

By Gary Finigan
SJSports Staff Writer

In Flyers Cup AA action, the Shawnee Renegades faced off against the Cheltenham Panthers at the Face Off Circle in Warminster, PA. The Panthers defeated the Renegades 9-4 to advance to the second round. Cheltenham's Bob Swift led all scorers, picking up 4 goals for the game.
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South Jersey Soccer:
Local Soccer Player Going Pro

Wednesday, March 17, 1999

By Lucas Blatherwick
SJSports Special Correspondent

When it comes to South Jersey soccer, people are saying that less is better. Actually, they are saying that Les is better, as in Les Lunsford, the star athlete from Blue Anchor.

Lunsford , 21 years old, has been playing the game of soccer relentlessly since he was 7 years old. However, you might say his game came together during his years at Overbrook High School, where he made quite an impact.
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High School Ice Hockey:
Lenape Falls Short in Flyers Cup

Tuesday, March 16, 1999

By Mike Costantino
SJSports Staff Writer

Germantown Academy edged Lenape 7-6 in a first round game of the 20th Annual Flyers Cup tournament played at Hollydell on Tuesday night. Nate Meyers scored four goals to pace Germantown Academy and was the most dominant player on the ice. Jeff Bagnoli led Lenape, also scoring four goals with Rick Salvador, who figured in on all the goals as he had two goals and four assists.
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