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South Jersey Football: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Ben Landi
The West Deptford Broncos pulled out a last minute victory Saturday night with a 21-20 victory over the Bay Neptunes of Norfolk, VA. The victory clinched home field advantage throughout the Mason Dixon playoffs.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Gary Steiner
The Riverside Rams dominated the Palmyra Panthers on both sides of the ball, using a strong running attack on offense and a pressure defense. On an unusual note, Palmyra did not commit a single penalty, with Riverside giving away 106 yards on mistakes. But the dominating play of the Rams, combined with 4 interceptions, just overwhelmed the Panthers for a 42-7 victory.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Gary Steiner
Thw Washington Township Minutemen visited Pine Hill to face the Group IV Champion Overbrook Rams. The Rams were carrying a 15 game winning streak, with their last loss coming in a tough overtime game at Camden High on Nov. 15, 1997. The Minutemen were ready for an upset, and would survive a defensive struggle with a 7-6 win to end the Ram's streak.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Art Redd
Just image arriving to the football field, geared up for a classic battle between two Olympic Conference teams and smelling food being cooked on the grill. The Irish Football Club run by the parents of Camden Catholic provides fans at every home game with grilled sausage, meatball sandwiches and more for sale. But it was the Highland Tartans who were hungry enough for a road victory and captured their first win of the season. Highland used the second half to pull away for a 31-8 win.
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South Jersey Roller Hockey: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Bob Stewart
The Berlin Township Roller Hockey league is off and rolling. Every Saturday at the Day Avenue Sports Complex, you can see plenty of games starting around 9am. I saw two games at the rink in West Berlin on Saturday. Photos of the game were taken by my good friend Boog Williams who was taking photos of the BTAA Pee Wee soccer that is right next to the roller hockey rink.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Brian Law
The first game had the high powered offense of Xerox against powerful Berlin Rotary. The game went end to end for the first half. Rotary's T. Beaver hit the post to end the half at 0-0. The second half belonged to Xerox opening scorer by C. Steiner.Then D. Law deposited 3 goals for the hat trick and player of the game. J. Voigt recorded the shutout with help from M.Patterson. Rotary's K.Hackman and K. Rhodes played a wonderful game.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Rellcam
The Pennsauken Indians football team (3-0) took advantage of 4 turnovers by the Edgewood Eagles (2-1). Edgewood jumped out with a 12-0 lead in the first quarter on a 2-yard run by Brandon Osborne and a 1-yard run by QB Nick Rosetti. Pennsauken answered with a score of their own when their tailback, Derrick Singleton, plunged in for a 2 yard run. The Eagles led at the half 12-7.
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High School Football: Friday, October 1, 1999
By Greg Alvord
On a brisk autumn night here at Triton stadium, the only thing crispier than the nighttime weather was the Lenape Indians. It was here that the Lenape team flexed its muscles and pounded out a 26-0 victory against the Mustangs of Triton. The highly ranked Indians gained the upper hand against the respectable Mustangs in a tough Olympic Conference American Divisional meeting.
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High School Soccer: Friday, October 1, 1999
By Gary Steiner
The Minutemaids of Washington Township visited the Lady Renegades of Shawnee to play a game "under the lights" for the hotly contested Olympic Conference American Division. Even though Township won the game 4-1, the score gives no indication on how close and hard fought this game was for both teams.
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High School Soccer: Friday, October 1, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Marissa Kravitz put in three unanswered goals in the first 12 minutes of the game and Cherry Hill East never looked back. Jen Padlo, the rock of the Cougars defense, was outstanding. Padlo's defense allowed only one shot on goal in the first half and she got a foot on that one just too late. A poor offense can make a defense look good, but today a great defense made a good offense look bad. Coach Murray's Lions played reasonably well and keeper Amanda Lomberg had only one very soft goal.
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High School Tennis: Thursday, September 30, 1999
By Bob Stewart
On Thursday, at Edgewood High School, the Lady Eagles of Edgewood challenged the Ladies of Palmyra in a non-conference match. This match may not be one that the news reporters rush to cover, but it was significant to us. It was the battle of the Mack Family. Edgewood's Jeff Mack was challenging his older brother, John. As an added incentive, his niece, #1 singles Lauren Mack, also plays for Palmyra.
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High School Soccer: Wednesday, September 29, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
It was a hard fought game between two teams that are not used to losing. The 5-1 Cherokee girls were anxious to stop the 3-0 Cougars of Cherry Hill East. The first five minutes were all Cherry Hill as Cherokee's keeper Christie Schillig was tested early and often. This was not a game without offense. Cherry Hill outshot Cherokee 6-4 in the first half. Both teams had to fight their way out of the box over and over. The offenses simply ran into very capable defenses.
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High School Football: Monday, September 27, 1999
By Frank Panhuise
The Athletic Department of Edgewood Regional High School in Atco, NJ will be recognizing the undefeated 1969 football team on October 30th, 1999. This team went 9-0, had the number one rated defense in the State of New Jersey, and were conference champions.
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High School Track & Field: Monday, September 27, 1999
By Stephanie Unangst
With confidence and much determination, Kierra Clemons, grade 12, Pam Richardson, grade 11, Dennean Davis, freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, and Y'vette Murry, freshman at Norfolk University, broke the national record last year in the shuttle runs at the East Coast Relays with a time of 59.00 flat. On September 27, the Administration of Edgewood High School, Principal Ms. Michelle Ferner and Athletic Director Mr. Frank Panhuise, awarded Coach Edwards, Coach Jackson, Coach Ayres and the three young ladies present with rings.
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High School Soccer: Monday, September 27, 1999
By Boog Williams
The Overbrook Rams Boys' Soccer team traveled to rival sister school, Edgewood, in an Olympic Conference match. The Eagles were highly ranked in the top 20 for South Jersey, but were upset by the Rams, 2-1. Among the fans in attendance were District Superintendent, Dr. Michael Schreiner, and Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Dennis Grimmet.
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