 |
 |
| |
|
|
Sunday, October 26, 2003 By Valerie Kinney As a highlight of the newly formed partnership with the Philadelphia Eagles, the "Auntie Anne's Kickoff Kid Sweepstakes" gives one child per game the chance to run and retrieve the kicking tee from the home team's kickoff during each regular season Eagles football game held at Lincoln Financial Field. Eleven-year-old Billy Doyle, Jr. of Hammonton, N.J. was that kid during the Sunday’s Eagles game against the New York Jets from the sidelines. Billy was the winner of Auntie Anne's Kickoff Kid Sweepstakes and ran and retrieved the kicking tee after the Eagles kick-off. Billy entered the sweepstakes at the Auntie Anne's Game Tent located in the Headhouse Plaza at Lincoln Financial Field. Between now and Nov. 21, individuals can visit a participating location and complete an entry form. |
|
Saturday, October 25, 2003 By Jerome Michaels The play spoke for itself about how both of these team’s season has gone so far. A lateral pass that is dropped, bounced around and then picked up and ran in for a touchdown. Willingboro took advantage of its chances by dominating the Panthers from Camden High. With the playoff cut-off date just around the corner, Willingboro and Camden were both looking to pick up an important division win. The Chimeras took control of their 21-6 victory by executing the plays and never giving up. |
|
Friday, October 24, 2003 By Vincent Lewis It was a defensive battle that both head coaches had to be proud about their performances. Just like a chess match, the coaching staff was working hard looking for the right time to move in for the checkmate. The Minutemen from Washington Township played extremely well on defense and were looking to hand Shawnee their first loss of the season. It wasn’t easy, but the Renegades from Shawnee were the ones that took advantage of the limited chances handed to them by their defense. A second quarter touchdown and field goal was enough points for the Renegades to win their sixth straight game by a 10-0 margin. |
|
Thursday, October 23, 2003 By Jerome MichaelsSJSports Special Correspondent What a difference a month makes? Paul VI would like nothing more than to win out the rest of their games to capture the Olympic Conference National Division title. But there are other teams that would also like the recognition of being called the champs. In a boy’s soccer game played at Bishop Eustace, the Crusaders were looking for a big win against Paul VI. The Eagles won their first meeting of the season and also their last. Three different players scored for Paul VI as they walked away with a 3-1 victory. |
|
Wednesday, October 22, 2003 By Crystal Parker Kingsway has been dominating the opposition all season long and only has a few more regular scheduled games to maintain their unbeaten streak. Five games ago, Kingsway battled to a one all tie with Eastern. Since then, no team has scored a goal against their defense. The Lady Dragons were matched up with the Lions from Gloucester in a Tri-County Conference interdivisional game. Gloucester had no answers to the two goals scored in the first half and one in the second. Abby Smith led the Dragons with two of the three goals scored in this game. |
|
Monday, October 20, 2003 By Susan HallSJSports Special Correspondent This time it was Audubon’s turn to host West Deptford in their second Colonial Conference Liberty Division girl’s soccer game. With majority of their regular season games completed and West Deptford holding a slim lead in the division, the Lady Eagles would continue their winning ways by staying ahead of second place Haddonfield. Dana Romaine netted two goals against the Green Wave and win by a 2-1 margin. |
|
Monday, October 20, 2003 By Mike Costantino Zak Booth had a hat trick as Paul VI defeated Cherry Hill East 5-3 in Tier 1 action in Voorhees. After a scoreless first period, thanks in a large part to the play of Eric Lake in goal for Paul VI, East controlled the games first three minutes peppering Lake with six consecutive shots. East finally broke through midway in the second period. Vaks was able to beat Lake with a quick shot in the slot and a 1-0 lead for Cherry Hill. Moments later Booth would tie the game at 1-1 when Rich Ferro kept the puck alive in the corner. Peter Antinore skated out and found Booth in the slot and he re-directed the pass into the net. Twenty seconds later Booth struck again as he skated down the left side and his shot seem to deflect off a defenseman’s skate and into the goal for a 2-1 lead. |
|
Monday, October 20, 2003 By Mike Costantino Eastern’s top line of Anthony Orner, Sean Sullivan and Brandon Tunstill combined for eighteen points as the Vikings flew by Cherry Hill West 11-4 in SJHSIHL action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Eastern remained undefeated and in first place as they continue to roll and with the continued strong play of their first line and the league’s top goalie in Dan Myers, will be tough to de-throne as champs. Steve Thompson, Chris Stevenson with two and Lynch led the Cherry Hill West attack. Joey Johnston added two goals and Chris Lieg and Tavana also scored goals for Eastern. |
|
©2003 South Jersey Sports Online |
