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| South Jersey Softball: Primetime League Update: Weyman's/Post 56 Sunday, May 19, 2002 By Tina Schaefer Almost half way through the season and the Post 56 is still undefeated after John Yezzi's 3 run homer today and Billy Tighe's 4-5 performance tally's Weyman's/Post 56 to a 8-0 start. The Post 56 taking game one 19-4 over All Star Trophies with Ned Kerr 4-4 (4 RBI), Jamal Heron 3-4 (3 RBI), Joe Jetson 3-4 (3 RBI), and Lloyd Knowles 3-4. Game two Post - 16 and All Star Trophies - 11 with Billy Tighe 4-5 (3 RBI) Scott Crossland 4-4 (4 RBI), Challie Bowen 4-4 and John Yezzi 3-4 (5 RBI). Next game is scheduled for Sunday, June 2 at 10am at Mitchell's/East Clementon. The Post 56 vs. McDonnell's Bar and Grill, last season's defending champs. |
 High School Baseball:Washington Township Hammers Out Diamond Classic Win Sunday, May 19, 2002 By Art Redd After another day of rain on Saturday that postponed the 29th Annual Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic, Washington Township and Williamstown were the second game of the day competing in a quarterfinal match up at Deptford High School. Washington Township had little trouble against Williamstown as they jumped all over their opponent. The Minutemen scored 10 runs in the fourth and fifth innings to end this game early by a 14-1 victory. The first game of the day saw Buena defeat Woodstown to advance to the next round against the Minutemen. |
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Saturday, May 18, 2002 By Ted Hopton The Stotesbury Cup Regatta on the Schuylkill River, in its 76th year, is the oldest and largest scholastic rowing competition in the world. This year's event featured 135 schools last Friday and Saturday, drawing the best of the best from as far away as Florida and Canada. In a test against powerful, established rowing programs, seven Moorestown Rowing Club boats qualified for the semifinals, two earned spots in the finals, and one brought home gold. |
| South Jersey Baseball History: The South Jersey Stars Shine The Brightest in Coaches All-Star Games Saturday, May 18, 2002 By Charlie Schick Twenty-five years ago, the New Jersey Baseball Coaches Association presented their first All-Star High School Tournament at Princeton University's Clarke Field complex. The format of the tournament consisted of; a one-day program with a morning doubleheader, and a championship plus consolation game doubleheader in the afternoon, all games to be 7 innings, all players must be high school seniors, and teams from New Jersey would be divided into 4 sections, Central, North I, North II, and South. |
 High School Baseball:Delran's Bats Come Alive To Defeat Pemberton Thursday, May 16, 2002 By Jerome Michaels The Pemberton Hornets traveled to Delran to take on the Bears in a Burlington County Conference baseball game. In this game, the pitchers were having trouble keeping the runs to a minimum. Delran broke a three all tie in the bottom of the third inning to finally pull away from their opponents. Matt Luber highlighted this game with a triple to ignite Delran's victory over Pemberton. The Bears went on to post a 12-8 win. |
 High School Baseball:Northern Burlington Holds on to Defeat Burlington Township Thursday, May 16, 2002 By Art Redd The Greyhounds from Northern Burlington traveled to Burlington Township with not much to lose and neither did the Falcons. As both of these teams took the field on Thursday afternoon, the group playoff brackets had already been decided. All there was left in this game were some individual goals, another win to their record and preparation for the upcoming playoffs. Mike Roman's home run in the second inning completed Northern Burlington's scoring and was enough to defeat Township 7-6. The Falcons' Ace Robinson's grand slam wasn't enough to overcome the Greyhounds lead. |
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Wednesday, May 15, 2002 By Jerome Michaels After a seven full innings and eight total hits in this game, Camden Catholic and Bishop Eustace played an entertaining pitching duel loaded with great defensive plays. Irish's Anna Dahl kept Bishop Eustace off guard the entire game and her opponent Jen Scott also pitched a good game. Camden Catholic would finally push across the only run needed to finally defeat the Lady Crusaders. |
 High School Softball:Homerun Paces Lenape Past Paul VI Tuesday, May 14, 2002 By Crystal Parker Lenape went right to work early in their game against Paul VI. Knowing that the dangerous Lauren Nicholson was on the minds of most batters, Lenape used a big hit from Gina Mignogna. The Lady Indians jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning when Mignogna's home run put them ahead for good. Lenape recorded a 3-1 victory over Paul VI with Dana Bryson picking up the win. |
 Event Spotlight:Charge Remain Undefeated in 3-1 Win over Washington Monday, May 13, 2002 SJSports Staff Writer The WUSA's (Women's United Soccer Association) most familiar player, Mia Hamm, could only watch as the hometown Philadelphia Charge remained undefeated (4-0-0) following an impressive 3-1 over the Washington Freedom (2-3-0) in front of 8,185 fans at Villanova Stadium and a national television audience. Hamm, who underwent arthroscopic surgery on her left femur in February, has yet to be cleared to play by team physicians. Even without Hamm, the Freedom came to town with the league's second leading scorer in Monica Gerardo (2G, 1A). There is no letdown because she [Hamm] won't be playing, said Charge coach Mark Krikorian, we'll play the team that shows up. And that they did. |
 Team Conditioning Systems:Taking That Journey To Being Fit Monday, May 13, 2002 By Gregory "Graig" White The decision has been and you are going to get into the best shape of your life for this summer. Granted you've made the same choice for the last three summers, but this time you are serious. Your mind is made up, no more love handles, no more feeling breathless after walking up a flight of stairs. The thought of you going shirtless or wearing a bikini is no longer as scary as a Clive Barker film. |
 Event Spotlight:Smith Earns Player of the Week Honors Captain's Goal, Assist Leads Charge to top of WUSA Standings Monday, May 13, 2002 Philadelphia Charge Correspondent Philadelphia Charge midfielder Kelly Smith was named the Women's United Soccer Association Player of the Week for her efforts in the Charge's 3-1 win over the Washington Freedom on Saturday, May 11. |
 Event Spotlight:Mayor Street Salutes MISL Champion KiXX Proclaims Monday, May 13 KiXX Day in Philadelphia Monday, May 13, 2002 By Greg Wiley In recognition of the Philadelphia KiXX winning the 2001-2002 Major Indoor Soccer League Championship, Mayor John Street declared Monday, May 13 Philadelphia KiXX Day in the City of Philadelphia. |
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