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Saturday, October 18, 2003 By Jerome Michaels It was a play that photographers would have dreamt about being in the right place at the right time. A clean hit that just knocked the helmet off of a player that could be heard throughout the city of Camden. That play alone signified how this game went for three quarters…fierce, hard hitting and good ol’ in your face trash talking. Oh yeah, this was a football game between the Fighting Irish from Camden Catholic traveling to the homecoming game of the Tigers from Woodrow Wilson. The Irish continued what they have been doing all season long and that was winning games. After jumping out to a three touchdown lead, Camden Catholic dashed any hopes of Wilson rallying in the second half by matching their opponent’s aggressive play. Camden Catholic’s Quran Barge scored four times highlighting their 38-7 win. |
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Ice Hockey Spotlight: Saturday, October 18, 2003 By David W. Unkle The Toronto Road Runners erupted for four third period goals, including two by Nate DiCasmirro to drop the Philadelphia Phantoms 4-2 at the Wachovia Center. Phantoms goaltender Neil Little was peppered with nineteen shots in the final session as Toronto scratched back from a 2-0 deficit to score three goals in the final 5:25. |
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Friday, October 17, 2003 By Vincent Lewis It was a chance for Lindenwold to gain those all-important power points coming down to the cutoff date. The Eagles from West Deptford provided them with an opportunity that the Lions were ready for the challenge. An early first quarter lead quickly dashed the hopes of Lindenwold knocking off the undefeated and division leading West Deptford football team. Scoring thirty-one unanswered points, the Eagles went into Lindenwold and came away with the 31-6 Colonial Conference win. |
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Thursday, October 16, 2003 By Susan Hall Right from the start of this field hockey competition between the Bishop Eustace hosting Triton, the Crusaders kept the play mostly in their opponent’s area. The forwards Theresa Barbati, Britney Singer and Kelly Burke were able to get a few shots toward the cage, but none of them found their way in close. But one did when Burke gave the Crusaders a 1-0 lead that stood up for the rest of the game. With the win, Bishop Eustace keeps their divisional loss record clean. |
 
Winning Ways (FYI):Designing Resistance Training Programs Thursday, October 9, 2003 By Gregory "Graig" White The books Steven Fleck and William Kraemer write are always winners. I think that is because they write to an audience of strength coaches, personal trainers, health and fitness instructors and the like. An audience of people who do not have to be walked through the information, they present it and it's never too wordy. |
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Tuesday, October 14, 2003 By Gregory "Graig" White The Team Conditioning Systems All-Strength Team is our way of recognizing athletes that know that the way to win championships is to be fully prepared. They do what they know they need to do to take their games to the next level. Our All-Strength Team is not about physical strength; strength of character plays a big role in who will make it and who will not. This is our 10th team and it is very special, for us to be around this long says something about the quality of athlete we are producing and to all the athletes I just want to say thank you for trusting us all of these years and we look forward to servicing you and more like you in the future. |
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Monday, October 13, 2003 By Susan Hall Two good field hockey teams got a chance to play a team they normally would not have met during the regular season. Rancocas Valley were rolling through their schedule looking to extend their eight game unbeaten streak that included winning six games in a row. On the other hand, West Deptford had their four game winning streak ended by Shawnee last week and were looking to rebound. Allison Green scored the only goal needed as the Lady Eagles posted a non-league 3-0 victory. |
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Monday, October 13, 2003 By Mike Costantino Tim Missell scored two goals as Cherokee defeated Cherry Hill East 5-2 in Tier 1 action in Voorhees. Rebounding from a loss to rival Eastern last week, Coach Rumbus had his Chiefs in control from the opening period. Pat McMahon scored the only goal of the period, converting a perfect pass from the corner from Mike Garofolo. Missell made it 2-0 as he broke down the left side early in the second period and picked the short side for a 2-0 lead. Twenty seconds later Cherry Hill got one back as Tim Woods scored from in close. |
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Monday, October 13, 2003 By Mike Costantino Clearview opened its SJHSIHL season with a thrashing of Highland 18-3, in action at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Just about everyone scored for Clearview who was led by Wyatt Fox with three goals, Bill Dunbar with a goal and three assists and Jim Sprinkle and Tom Fritz with two goals each. Mike Verano, Lou Gray and Andrew Trapani scored the Highland goals. |
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Soccer Spotlight: Monday, October 13, 2003 By David Deal The Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) announced today that Philadelphia KiXX Goalkeeper Peter Pappas has been named the MISL Goalkeeper of the Week for the seven-day period ending October 12. Pappas receives the award for the second consecutive week; he was also named the MISL Goalkeeper of the Week for the seven-day period ending October 5. |
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