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RANCOCAS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL RED DEVILS |
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High School Ice Hockey: Monday, February 12, 2007 By Mike Costantino Facing elimination and an end to their season, Clearview rallied from a 3-0 first period deficit and defeated Rancocas Valley 4-3 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Goals by Kevin Lion, Shane Veight and Kyle Smith in a span of two minutes gave Rancocas the lead at 3-0 midway through then first period. Clearview would chip away at the lead; first Timmy Sullivan scored a power play goal with the assist going to Shaun Stamm. Moments later those two would assist on Chris McGoldrick’s goal to cut the lead to 3-2 after two periods. |
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Monday, January 22, 2007 By Mike Costantino Colin Davis scored six goals and TJ DiSpaldo added three goals and four assists as Washington Township pulled away from Rancocas 12-3. With the game just 2-1 after the first period, Township took control in the second period scoring four times as DiSpaldo, Davis with two and David Moore all found the net. The third period was all Townships as Davis and DiSpaldo continued to create opportunities. Davis had a hat trick in the period and joining him with goals were Jim Tumolo, Christian Biscardi and DiSpaldo. The Rancocas goals were scored by Mike Walsh, Keven Lion and Shane Veight. |
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Friday, January 5, 2007 By Mike Costantino Chris McGoldrick scored three times and Shaun Stamm and Matt Klanchar added two goals as Clearview defeated Rancocas Valley 9-3 in Tier 1 action at Hollydell. McGoldrick put Clearview ahead just over two minutes into the game but Rancocas tied the game as Kurt Sporer scored with the assist going to Eric Bitzer. Clearview would score the next four goals to take control, including the first goal of the season for sophomore defenseman Tim Sullivan. Leading 5-1, Rancocas got a goal from Joe Fleming to cut the lead to 5-2, but goals by McGoldrick and Stamm, one on the power play and one short-handed put Clearview ahead 7-2. A late goal by Kevin Lion made it 7-3 heading into the third period, but goals by McGoldrick and Stamm sealed the win. |
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Monday, October 23, 2006 By Mike Costantino Christian Fleagle scored four goals and Christian Biscardi added two as Washington Township defeated Timber Creek 7-2 in South Jersey High School Ice Hockey League action. Mike Schwer scored both goals for Timber Creek. You knew it was not going to be Timber Creek's night as right after the opening face-off, Fleagle scored on his first shot, eleven seconds into the game. Four minutes later Township had the man advantage and Biscardi deflected a point shot by Marc Remini into the top shelf and the score was 2-0. |
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Saturday, September 16, 2006 By Jerome Michaels The way this game which featured the Pennsauken Indians hosting the Red Devils from Rancocas Valley started out, the Indians appeared to be in full control with the defense forcing their opponent to turn the ball over. The offense would convert those turnovers to twenty points and the Indians’ defense would dominate the early moments. The Red Devils would battle back for twenty points of their own during the second quarter and reduce their deficit to just six points at the start of the second half. Pennsauken would then score a third quarter touchdown and the defense would not give up a single point during the remainder of this game. Pennsauken would pick up their second win of the season with their 32-20 win to remain undefeated through two games. |
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Thursday, May 4, 2006 By Jerome Michaels Coaches emphasize all of the time that the game is never over until the final out has been recorded. The past two games for Camden Catholic, they found themselves trailing by at least eight runs by the start of the fourth inning. Yesterday, the Irish just could not overcome their deficit against Seneca and loss that game. Against the Red Devils from Rancocas Valley, again Camden Catholic trailed by eight runs. This game using every at bat to their fullest advantage, the Irish rallied for eleven runs over their two innings to come from behind and defeat the Red Devils by a 12-9 margin. |
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Friday, February 10, 2006 By Vincent Lewis Seven penalties, seven goals and eight assists all during the third period alone highlighted the ice hockey game played at Hollydell Ice Arena Friday night. Six of those goals that were scored during that period were short handed according to the scorer's sheet. Both Rancocas Valley and Clearview were trying to extend their season as they participated in this single elimination game. These two teams were bounced out of the winner's bracket with a loss and had to battle it out on the ice looking to advance their way toward the finals. A five goal explosion by Clearview would be the difference in this game. Goalie Chuck Storms would save 26 of 29 shot attempts helping Clearview to their 7-3 victory. |
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Tuesday, October 18, 2005 By Jerome Michaels It was a perfect day to hang outdoors and enjoy the wonderful weather we were having in the month of October. There were quite a few people doing just that in Delran watching two very closely matched boy's soccer teams compete in a Burlington County League game. The Bears from Delran were hosting Rancocas Valley and would play out to be an important game for both teams. After the first half had ended in a scoreless tie, Delran would score the only goal of the game when leading scorer Tommy Orr deposited the ball into the net. With the home crowd still buzzing with jubilance, Orr would suffer a leg injured that kept him out of the game. Delran would remain undefeated winning its eleventh game of the season. |
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Thursday, June 2, 2005 By Stephanie Wright Lisa Sweeney’s softball career so far has been extremely impressive. If there was a scouting report to study on how to defeat the Red Devils, it all starts with scoring runs against Rancocas Valley’s senior pitcher. Third seeded Jackson was visiting the top seeded Red Devils looking for a way to defeat Rancocas Valley and pick up the Central Jersey Group 4 title. But for the entire season, Rancocas Valley knew that they didn’t need to score many runs to decide the outcome of the game. Kerstin Briggs delivered the key hit during the fourth inning scoring the only two runs needed for Rancocas Valley to pick up the title over Jackson. |
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Monday, May 16, 2005 By Stephanie Wright Rancocas Valley had very aspect of their game working for them when they traveled to Camden Catholic to take on the Lady Irish. By now most of everyone has heard the name Lisa Sweeney and her impressive years as the Red Devils’ starting pitcher. Today would be another game for the record books for Rancocas Valley as they would score early and often scoring more than enough runs for Sweeney. Dana Bieniek led the hit attack against the Irish collecting four hits and the Red Devils added two homeruns to defeat Camden Catholic 8-0 in a non-league competition. |
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Thursday, April 14, 2005 By Crystal Parker While most of us were facing that tax deadline that seems to come out of nowhere, the same could be said about Northern Burlington’s luck with Rancocas Valley. Lisa Sweeney has been un-hittable for quite some time when facing the Greyhounds. Every scheduled game is marked on the calendar knowing that the Red Devils was that team to beat. This year was different as this extra inning softball game was decided by Lyndsay Mouse’s home run in the bottom of the tenth inning. With a runner on base, the dramatic ending of a 3-1 victory for Northern Burlington saw the softball sail over the left center fence. |
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Wednesday, March 2, 2005 By Mike Costantino Bobby Casolaro stopped 34 shots as Cherokee defeated Rancocas Valley 3-2 in playoff action at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Cherokee will now meet Moorestown, with the winner advancing to play Washington Township in the championship round. Rancocas Valley took its only lead at 1-0 one minute into the game as Patrick Hennessey was set-up by Aaron and Ryan Smith. Patrick McMahon with a nifty move down low tied the game at 1-1 for Cherokee about four minutes later. With both teams playing stay at home defense, the period ended at 1-1 and the shots were even at nine. |
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Wednesday, February 16, 2005 By Mike Costantino Rob Brown scored four goals and Aaron Smith added two goals and two assists to pace Rancocas Valley over West Deptford 7-0 in second round playoff action at Hollydell. Brown, who also quarterbacks the football team, gave Rancocas a 1-0 lead three minutes into the game, scoring on a breakaway. West Deptford had a golden opportunity to climb back into the game late in the period as they had a four-minute power play that carried over into the second period. Unfortunately they not only did not capitalize, but Brown, stole the puck and scored a short-handed goal to make it 2-0 early in the second period. |
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Monday, December 6, 2004 By Mike Costantino Aaron Smith scored four goals and brother Ryan chipped in with four assists as Rancocas Valley defeated Timber Creek 9-2 in high school ice hockey played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees on Monday night. The opening period featured a wide-open style as both teams generated numerous scoring opportunities and combined to score seven goals. Smith scored the games first two goals in the first two minutes both on passes from Ryan. After Timber Creek’s Dan Visco cut the lead to 2-1 on a nice pass from Gary Scott Jr., Justin Nusspickel responded thirty seconds later for Rancocas finishing off a pass from Aaron Smith and the lead was 3-1. |
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Friday, October 22, 2004 By Jerome Michaels Getting that first win of the season is always important to a team especially when that team has the lead late in the fourth quarter. Giving a team their first win of the season can also rally a team to find a way to win a game. After all was said and done, this game turned out to be an exciting football game held at Lenape High School. Rancocas Valley was able to hold off the Indians for three quarters leading by a touchdown. Lenape would take advantage of a late turnover and capitalized on their good field position to avoid overtime and defeat the Red Devils by a 19-12 margin. |
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Monday, October 11, 2004 By Mike Costantino There were eight games scheduled on the first day of high school ice hockey in our area and in all of those games, it was a brand new season of high hopes. Last year the Red Devils loss in the semi-finals to Eastern and were looking to start off the season with a win. Aaron Smith scored twice and Kevin Kraft stopped 31 shots as Rancocas Valley defeated Paul VI 4-0 in their season opener at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. |
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Tuesday, September 21, 2004 By Jerome Michaels Looking at the schedule before the regular season began, the Rancocas Valley versus Moorestown match-up was an anticipated competition waiting to happen. The Burlington County Liberty Division defending champions Red Devils from Rancocas Valley were looking to repeat again, as long as they could prove they could get by their division rivals Quakers from Moorestown. Both teams have their "go to" players, but in this game, there are other players who come up big providing a way to win. Michael Koneschusky and Luke Calvano both score giving Moorestown the 2-0 victory. |
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