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 High School Basketball:One Half Doesn't Make a Whole Saturday, January 5, 2002 By Anton Figg It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Gateway came out of the starting block real strong in their basketball game with Sterling and for one half didn't look like a team that hadn't won a game this season. Sterling, which hasn't lost a game, looked like a team that was ready to suffer it's first defeat of the season, worked to keep Gateway in the game and to give their fans hope of a big upset. The game flowed for both teams and you could tell that everyone involved was prepared. The first half ended with Sterling holding a slim 34-28 lead. |
 High School Basketball:Second Half Surge Moves Highland Past Township Saturday, January 5, 2002 By Art Redd There was yet another challenge standing in front of the Lady Tartans Saturday afternoon at Highland High School. Washington Township entered the building in search of giving their opponent their first loss of the season. The Minutemaids' patient style of basketball seemed to be the way to slow down Highland's offense, but it was only a matter of time before Highland found a way to capture the 50-24 win at home. The second half of this game proved to be the turning point. |
 High School Ice Hockey:Kindermann and Frynkewicz Lead Moorestown Friday, January 4, 2002 By Mike Costantino Ian Kindermann and Chris Frynkewicz each had a hat trick and Andrew Jaffola added two goals as Moorestown rocked PaulVI 12-1in Tier 2 action played on Friday night at Hollydell. Moorestown celebrated the New Year by scoring five goals in the first and third periods and never looked back. Adam Cantiello spoiled the shut out scoring for Paul VI late in the second period. |
 High School Ice Hockey:Collingswood Six Play with Heart, But Wear Down in Loss to Township Friday, January 4, 2002 By Mike Costantino Washington Township remained undefeated in Tier 2 action as they overwhelmed Collingswood 11-0 on Friday night at Hollydell. Chris Keyser, Mike Duczkowski and Ryan Jagielski scored two goals each to pace the Township attack. Collingswood only dressed six skaters, not counting their goalie and all played their hearts out until the final whistle. Almost the entire first period was played in the Collingswood zone with goalie Sean Wydrzynski facing numerous shots from close range. Despite allowing six goals in the period, Sean made several strong saves as his team was out shot 20-1. |
 High School Basketball:Highland Dominates Boards In Win Against Pennsauken Thursday, January 3, 2002 By Art Redd Coach McGettigan watched his girl's basketball team from Highland take advantage of every mistake Pennsauken gave them throughout this Olympic Conference game. The Lady Tartans dominated the offensive boards and converted most of their second chance opportunities into points. The Lady Indians allowed Highland's Lisa Steele and Danielle Hemerka gain the inside position to pull away quickly in this game. Highland rolled past Pennsauken by the score of 68-50. |
 High School Ice Hockey:No Clear Cut Favorite for Hockey Crown Tuesday, January 1, 2002 By Mike Costantino As the SJHSIHL enjoys its holiday break and teams prepare for the stretch run to battle for positioning, for the first time in a couple of years there is no clear cut dominant team that you can say should win it all. Bunched at the top of the division are Cherokee, Clearview and Washington Township with usually no more than two points separating these teams. Township, last years champ, lost some key players and leaders and hasn't established a number one goalie. Clearview, won the title two years ago and could be the slight favorite if they play disciplined hockey and avoid the retaliatory penalties. |
| Event Spotlight: Phantoms Week in Review Monday, December 31, 2001 By Al Cohen The Phantoms recorded two wins and an overtime loss last week to maintain the AHL lead in points (47). On Wednesday in Hershey, Matt Herr's goal 38 seconds into overtime was the difference in a 3-2 Bears win over the Phantoms. Tomas Divisek and John Slaney each scored for Philadelphia, Pavel Brendl had two assists and Neil Little made 31 saves. |
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