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Athlete Spotlight: Wednesday, November 24, 1999
By Joanne Costantino
Marisa and Amanda Kravitz share much as sisters and talented athletes. They are charming and attractive, but are all business on the soccer field.
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South Jersey Soccer: Monday, November 22, 1999
By Bob Beatrice
The PYAA 12U girls soccer team recently wrapped up first place in the SJGSL National Division. With one week left in the season, the Red Devils beat Mt. Laurel United 1-0 on a Shayla Hall goal early in the second half.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, November 14, 1999
By Jerry Amari
The Vineland Hurricanes took to the field to tangle with the Highland Dobermans at the Vineland Soccer Complex. A strong wind blew across the field throughout the match making accurate ball movement difficult. To make matters worse, Vineland had to play the first half of the match against the wind and the talented Highland squad. The 'Canes were playing to avenge an earlier season loss to Highland.
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High School Soccer: Friday, November 5, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Paul IV and Cherry Hill East met the week before in a regular season make-up game and played 110 minutes without a score for either team. This day they played through 103 minutes of soccer before determining a winner, and it wasn't very satisfying even for the winners. The game was decided on a rare overtime penalty kick. With minutes left in the first overtime, the official ruled that Adrienne Dugandzic from Paul IV had been fouled inside the offensive box. That gave Dugandzic an opportunity to shoot unopposed from about 15 yards out, an opportunity that heavily favors the shooter.
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High School Soccer: Saturday, October 30, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The Paul VI Lady Eagle's came into this game with a very impressive 14-0-1 record. Cherry Hill East's 9-3-1, while not shabby certainly made them the underdogs. Brian Sheehan, the coach of the Eagles, expected a good game against a "quality" team. But he expected to win. The Eagles were playing without Jill McKeever (injury) and the Cougars were playing without Meredith Sobel. This game was a makeup game for a regular season game that was cancelled due to weather. The teams meet again on Friday (November 5). The teams played through 80 minutes of regulation and 20 minutes (2 - 10 minute) of overtime without scoring, but not without excitement.
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High School Soccer: Thursday, October 28, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Rudy Kolbach's eleventh seeded Delran Bears (11-4) were hoping to upset Viktor Dombrovsky's sixth seeded Cherry Hill East Cougars (9-3-1) in the Coaches Tournament, and for a while it looked as though they might. Cherry Hill started off fairly strong. Sixteen minutes into the game Rachael Sterling fed a near perfect pass to Amanda, the younger Kravitz, who beat Betsy Kennedy the Delran keeper to take a one to nothing lead. Delran then turned up the heat and the rest of the first half was fairly even. Cherry Hill led in shots 6-3 for the half.
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High School Soccer: Saturday, October 23, 1999
By Boog Williams
In a non-conference soccer game, the Oakcrest Falcons traveled to play the Pitman Panthers at the Alcyon Lake Park Complex. The Panthers outplayed the Falcons to the score of 5-0.
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High School Soccer: Saturday, October 16, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The Bishop Eustace girls came into today's match up with 7 wins 3 losses and 2 ties. The Cougars had only one loss and one tie in their first ten games and thus were considered the favorites. But Cherry Hill's defense cracked just a little and the Crusaders' defense never did. Elissa Harrison, Eustace's keeper, looked very strong the entire game despite being tested several times by the Cougars' offense. And Carolyn Snyder was beaten only once by a direct kick for the only score of the game.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, October 16, 1999
By Brian Law
The first game was NTI and Berlin Rotary. R. Sheehan for NTI continued his goal scoring. The game had a lot of great defense. Rotary's E. Iannaco and sister F. Iannaco playing fantastically. NTI's G. Morris, K. Soistmann played their best game of the year. T. Finnigan had the shutout for NTI while K. Rhodes allowed one goal.
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High School Soccer: Thursday, October 14, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The Lady Cougars (7-1-1) had a surprising loss to Triton on Tuesday and were anxious to face the much higher rated (8-3-0) Renegades. It was expected to be a very close match and it was. Neither Cherry Hill's Emily Brenner nor Shawnee's Tricia Irwin saw many shots, but the shots that did get in were tough hard saves. Marrisa Kravitz put in the one shot that did get by Irwin, with a one timer that came from a one timer from Nicole Thurston that came from a one timer from Daniel DiBruno. Not much of a chance for any goal tender.
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High School Soccer: Tuesday, October 12, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Jim Price knew it would be a tough game for his Mustangs. The Mustangs (2-6-1) were facing the Cougars (5-1-2). The game was more than lopsided, in the first half Triton didn't get a single shot in on Cherry Hill keeper Sean Dallas. On the other end of the field, keeper Brian Brooks faced thirty-seven shots in the game. To no one's surprise and through no fault on Brook's, six of them counted.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, October 10, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash traveled to Wildwood this weekend to participate in the 1999 George Pratt Memorial Soccer Tournament. Having never won a game in 3 previous years of competition at the Pratt Tournament, the Clash's coaches had set high expectations going into this year's tourney. The team did not disappoint anyone.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, October 10, 1999
By Bob Beatrice
The PYAA Patriots U14 girls soccer team returned to the Pemberton Twp. Columbus Day Soccer Tournament for the 4th year. They opened the tournament on Saturday against Moorestown. It was a tight game until Megan McCloskey knocked in a loose ball for a 1-0 lead. It stayed that way until the closing minutes when Ryan Nolan scored on a breakaway.
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High School Soccer: Saturday, October 9, 1999
By Boog Williams
With SAT's on Saturday, most sporting events in High School sports were rescheduled to start in the afternoon. This game had Haddonfield at Delsea at 3 p.m. It was an overcast day and proved to be a very physical game. Both teams were given yellow cards and plenty of restarts. With one minute left in the second half, Haddonfield scored off of a restart to win the game 1-0.
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High School Soccer: Wednesday, October 6, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Cherry Hill East girls easily handled Edgewood 5-1, but the better story was the 27 saves that Denise Prosser and Jennifer Clay made as the Cougars put 32 shots on the Edgewood net, most of them tough ones. At the other end Carolyn Snyder, who played the first half for Cherry Hill, didn't see the ball at all and Emily Brenner who played the second half with most of East's starters out, faced only five shots.
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High School Soccer: Wednesday, October 6, 1999
By Boog Williams
On a beautiful day to play any sport, the Edgewood Eagles and Cherry Hill East Cougars matched off in an Olympic Conference soccer match at Edgewood Regional High School. After falling behind 1-0 in the first half, the Eagles rebounded and scored with 28 seconds left in the game to tie highly ranked Cherry Hill East.
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High School Soccer: Tuesday, October 5, 1999
By Jay Clay
Things are looking up for the Overbrook Boys Soccer team this year. After a tough season last year the Rams could only improve upon their 3-13-2 record. After nine games, the Rams are already 3-4-2, with three of their losses to the #1, #2 and #3 teams in South Jersey (Shawnee, Cherokee and Cherry Hill East). The only loss that really hurt was their 3-2 loss in overtime at home to Cherry Hill West (also a contender for the conference).
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, October 2, 1999
By Brian Law
The first game had the high powered offense of Xerox against powerful Berlin Rotary. The game went end to end for the first half. Rotary's T. Beaver hit the post to end the half at 0-0. The second half belonged to Xerox opening scorer by C. Steiner.Then D. Law deposited 3 goals for the hat trick and player of the game. J. Voigt recorded the shutout with help from M.Patterson. Rotary's K.Hackman and K. Rhodes played a wonderful game.
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High School Soccer: Friday, October 1, 1999
By Gary Steiner
The Minutemaids of Washington Township visited the Lady Renegades of Shawnee to play a game "under the lights" for the hotly contested Olympic Conference American Division. Even though Township won the game 4-1, the score gives no indication on how close and hard fought this game was for both teams.
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High School Soccer: Friday, October 1, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Marissa Kravitz put in three unanswered goals in the first 12 minutes of the game and Cherry Hill East never looked back. Jen Padlo, the rock of the Cougars defense, was outstanding. Padlo's defense allowed only one shot on goal in the first half and she got a foot on that one just too late. A poor offense can make a defense look good, but today a great defense made a good offense look bad. Coach Murray's Lions played reasonably well and keeper Amanda Lomberg had only one very soft goal.
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High School Soccer: Wednesday, September 29, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
It was a hard fought game between two teams that are not used to losing. The 5-1 Cherokee girls were anxious to stop the 3-0 Cougars of Cherry Hill East. The first five minutes were all Cherry Hill as Cherokee's keeper Christie Schillig was tested early and often. This was not a game without offense. Cherry Hill outshot Cherokee 6-4 in the first half. Both teams had to fight their way out of the box over and over. The offenses simply ran into very capable defenses.
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High School Soccer: Monday, September 27, 1999
By Boog Williams
The Overbrook Rams Boys' Soccer team traveled to rival sister school, Edgewood, in an Olympic Conference match. The Eagles were highly ranked in the top 20 for South Jersey, but were upset by the Rams, 2-1. Among the fans in attendance were District Superintendent, Dr. Michael Schreiner, and Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Dennis Grimmet.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, September 25, 1999
By Brian Law
More great soccer action in BTAA Pee Wee week three. In the first game, Berlin Rotary played AEF. Rotary 's goal scorer was M. Foster assisted by E. Iannacco for the only goal of the game. S. Lemm recorded the shutout. AEF had great play by B. Miller and G. Gaynor. Once again AEF goalie R. Pinson kept them in the game.
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High School Soccer: Friday, September 24, 1999
By Stephanie Conn
On Friday, the Rams of Overbrook and the Cougars of Cherry Hill East faced off in an Olympic Conference soccer game at Overbrook High School. The Cougars came out with a goal by #1 Kravitz, but the Rams refused to put their heads down. The first half ended with the score 1 to nothing Cougars.
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High School Soccer: Saturday, September 18, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Viktor Dombrowsky's Cherry Hill East Girls were 1-0 with a 2-1 win over Pennsauken and Tony Procopio's Washington Township Girls were 1-0 with a 2-1 win over Bishop Eustace. They looked like evenly matched opponents, but the game wasn't even as close as the 4-0 score as the only time Washington Township was really in the game was at the end when, with the score at 4-0, Cherry Hill substituted nearly their entire bench into the game.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, September 18, 1999
By Brian Law
Week two brought more excitement to the midget program. The first game saw team Xerox score three goals from C. Steiner, D. Law, A. Marone, and also great play by P. Dawson. The AEF played a great game. Their star players were A. Parisi, M. Wozny and A. Silva.
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High School Soccer: Friday, September 17, 1999
By Emily Green
The Pennsauken girl's soccer team traveled to Edgewood in an Olympic Conference game. Pennsauken jumped out to a 2-0 lead. Edgewood scored on a direct kick by Chelsea Sass. Chelsea bent the ball over the wall with her left foot. Chelsea Sass scored again and Corey Smith also scored.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, September 12, 1999
By Boog Williams
It was opening day for Youth Soccer in South Jersey, and what a beautiful day. The sun was shining, the grass was finally green, and the kids were playing hard. I was asked by a friend to take photos of his son's soccer game. They started playing at 12:30. I made him a deal; if he would write an article, I would come to take photos, and he did. Unfortunately, I didn't know that I was going to be roped into covering two more games after his, but it was fun seeing kids playing and having a good time.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, September 12, 1999
By Ernie Tyler
On Sunday, the Palmyra-Riverton U-10 soccer team opened its season with a hard fought 3-2 loss to Berlin Boro. The game was close the whole time with Pal-Riv pressuring furiously at the end to try and tie it.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, September 12, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash traveled to Camden County Vo-Tech where the Highland Dobermans hosted the Clash in the season opening U-13 North American Conference contest. Both teams played well, and Andrew Baker scored first on a penalty kick for the Clash at 5:00 minutes into the 2nd half.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, September 11, 1999
By Brian Law
The season started bright and early Saturday morning. The opener saw great action between teams American Express Financial Advisors (AEF) and National Telecommunications Inc. (NTI). Team AEF started scoring early in the second quarter with a blast from the foot of S. Shainline,then two minutes later Shainline scored again. Team NTI came back with a hat trick from R. Sheehan. Then team AEF tied the gamed with a goal from K. Anderson.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, September 11, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The South Jersey Barons lost in the National Championship Game at Ludlow, Massachusetts 2-1 before a more than capacity crowd. After a very tight first half that ended with no score, the Western Massachusetts Pioneers opened the scoring in the second half with a goal by Paul Wright, who put away a rebound off a Barons defender. Rob Jachym got the second goal when he beat a Barons defender then slipped by Paul Royal who was coming out to challenge him. Matt Brooks slammed home a pass from Eric Chijoke to make it 2-1 with eight minutes left in the game, but it was too late. Despite some last minute heroics by Majik Agu, the Barons season ended 1-2 against the Western Mass Pioneers. But the game itself wasn't the real story.
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South Jersey Soccer: Wednesday, September 8, 1999
By Peter C. Boggs
The South Jersey Barons have made it to the D3 Pro League national finals, and will now hope to continue their mastery of a familiar foe, the Western Massachusetts Pioneers. Game time for the championship match will be 7:30 PM, Saturday, at Lusitano Stadium in Ludlow, Massachusetts.
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South Jersey Soccer: Tuesday, September 7, 1999
By Bob Stewart
The Berlin Township Athletic Association Pee Wee soccer started practicing for the 1999 season this past week. The teams are made up of boys and girls ages 5, 6, and 7 years old. This year, the teams will be playing at a new location. It is the Day Avenue Field; BTAA roller hockey also played at this site.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, September 5, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash defeated the Mt. Laurel Jaguars 2-1 on Sunday afternoon to win the Boys U-13 Gold Division at the Moorestown Labor Day Tournament. Billy Richardson scored 1st and Tom Colella netted the game winner. Bud Custer made many saves to keep the Clash in the game!
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South Jersey Soccer: Monday, August 30, 1999
By Peter C. Boggs
After a two week wait, the South Jersey Barons now know who their semi-final opponents will be, and where the game will be played. They also know that winning won't be easy. Their opponent, the Charlotte Eagles have been league runners-up two of the past three seasons - (1996 & 1997) and they'll have the home field advantage. Game time is 7:30 PM, Saturday, at Providence High School Stadium in Charlotte, NC.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, August 29, 1999
By Bob Beatrice
The PYAA Red Devils placed second over the weekend in the 12U division of the Blockbuster-TBAA Pre-Season Soccer Tournament. In their first game on Friday under the direction of new coaches Ed Grochowski and Sue Williams, PYAA played Winslow to a 0-0 tie. The Red Devil offense dominated most of the game but couldn't get the ball in the net. The defense was rarely tested, as Jessica Love recorded the shut-out in goal.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, August 15, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The Chico Rooks of California beat the California Jaguars of Salinas, CA 1-0 to give Chico a four point lead (71) over the South Jersey Barons (67) in overall D-3 Pro League standings. Since there are three divisions in the D-3, the playoff structure has the top four teams from each division in playoff against each other, and the winners of the divisional playoff join with the team with the highest league point total to make up the final four. In order to overcome Chico's four-point lead, the Barons needed the four points from a win and the bonus point that comes with scoring three or more goals in a game or shootout.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, August 14, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The South Jersey Barons easily handled the bottom dwelling North Jersey Imperials, and if Chico California doesn't take every possible point tonight, the Barons could win a bye to the playoff semi-finals if they get enough points against New Jersey Stallions in Toms River tomorrow. An accident on the Garden State Parkway left the Imperials shorthanded. The Barons, who desperately wanted a five point win (four points for the win and 1 bonus point for scoring three or more goals) wasted no time in putting four goals on the board in the first 14 minutes.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, August 7, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The South Jersey Barons set a new record for goals in a game (11) and a new record for longest win steak (9) in an exhibition of professional play against the hapless Eastern Shore Sharks. The Barons looked strong throughout the game but only scored four goals in the first half. Zgalich opened the scoring with help from Pat Hickey then went on to help Matt Brooks score the first of his three goals. Matt Miles got a great pass from James Harvey that headed into the net for the first of four goals. Forty minutes later Zgalich gave Miles a pass that he converted into his second of four goals.
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High School Soccer: Sunday, August 1, 1999
By Vince Nestore
First to the departing seniors: John Epley, T.J. Velykis, Steven Yurchak, Doug Scott, Matt Leckenbusch, Scott Sundberg, and Jimmy Dutton, you men will be missed. You were the hardest group of graduating seniors I've ever had to say good-bye to. You guys always made practice and games fun, plus you made my job look easy and always managed to make me laugh. You men compiled a record over fours years of 68 - 13 - 5.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, July 31, 1999
By Peter C. Boggs
The South Jersey Barons balanced scoring attack continued Saturday night at Carey Stadium, as four different players tallied goals to beat the first place Western Massachusetts Pioneers, 5-3. James Harvey, Matt Brooks, and Craig Wicken each scored once, while the team's leading scorer Matt Miles added two more (his 15th and 16th on the year), to pull the Barons within one point of Western Massachusetts in the standings.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, July 10, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
Last Saturday Matt Miles scored 4 goals to beat the New Jersey Stallions 4-0, and it looked for a while as if he might do it again. But tonight's game had more balanced scoring, with goals from Matt Miles, Joe Nick and Majik Agu.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, July 3, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The South Jersey Barons had lost to the New Jersey Stallions twice this year, but since their last meeting they have been going in opposite directions, with the Barons moving to a race for first place and the Stallions steadily dropping. Matt Miles scored 4 goals and Paul Royal recorded a shutout to avenge the two shutouts the Stallions handed to the Barons earlier this year.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, June 19, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
The South Jersey Barons took back first place Saturday night as they beat the Westchester (NY) Flames 2-1 at Carey Stadium in Ocean City. The Barons were favored to win this one and for a while it looked like they thought they should get the win without playing the game. Eleven minutes into the first half Majik Agu made a perfect centering pass that Michael Hayes headed perfectly into the top of the net past Flames keeper David Popek. The Barons immediately dropped into a lazy kind of play that took the ball down into their defensive end.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, June 6, 1999
By Gary Steiner
The Cherry Hill Girls Soccer Association held their First Annual Cherry Hill Girls Invitational Tournament this weekend at Fort Dix. Forty-four girls teams from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, ranging in ages from U-9 to U-15, invaded the army base for some serious soccer competition. You could not have asked for better weather, though being a little on the warm side, both water and sun block were in high demand.
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South Jersey Soccer: Tuesday, June 1, 1999
By Joanne Costantino
This past Memorial Day weekend young athletes along with their families participated in the Voorhees Soccer Association's Memorial Day Classic. The tournament is a four day annual event with over 250 teams from across the state of New Jersey and some from Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, May 29, 1999
By Art Redd
By now, thousands of people have been introduced to or are just continuing participants in the 7th Annual Memorial Day Classic. The Voorhees Soccer Association has been a way of life in the South Jersey soccer world over past Memorial Day weekends. Of course the tournament is set up for girls and boys ranging between 7 and 18 years old, but there are other people who play an important part of making the VSA tournament experience an enjoyable one.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, May 29, 1999
By Boog Williams
The Vineland Soccer Association's 11th Annual Memorial Day Weekend Tournament was the largest and best attended in history, as well as, the sunniest and HOTTEST. 156 teams from Delaware, Southern and Central New Jersey, Long Island, NY and Southeastern Pennsylvania brought players to Vineland. That comes to a total of about 2,300 soccer players. Adding in families and fans, this brings the total number of people to over 7,000 attending. The event brings in more than $1.4 million in hotel rooms, food, drinks, ice, and lots of suntan lotion.
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South Jersey Soccer: Friday, May 28, 1999
By Gary Steiner
The Voorhees Soccer Association opened its 7th Annual Memorial Day Classic on a beautiful warm and sunny afternoon, a perfect start to four days of youth soccer. This year the tournament has 282 teams from seven different states, allowing the players to experience playing new opponents and great competition among all levels of teams.
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South Jersey Soccer: Thursday, May 27, 1999
By Jim Hopkins
The U-11 Washington Township Warriors traveled to Linwood, NJ to take on the Linwood Lightning for the East Continental Division title of the 1999 Spring South Jersey Soccer League. The Warriors, detemined to avenge a tough fought 3-2 loss to the Lightning during the regular season, were more than ready for the rematch. The Warriors scored a 4 - 2 dominating win, bringing their first division title to the Township.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, May 23, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash improved their record to 7-1-1 with a 4-2 victory over the West Deptford Wizards. Billy Richardson scored a hat trick with 3 goals, giving him 10 for the season. Brett Casne had 2 assists and a goal to wrap up the scoring. Cinnaminson clinched first place in the U-12 Boys SJSL South American Conference. Josh Winter and Bill Richardson split time in the goal.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, May 8, 1999
By Boog Williams
On Saturday May 8th, the Berlin Township girl's soccer team (in purple and black) played visiting Upper Township (in green) at the Luke Avenue sports complex in Berlin Township. It was the first hot, windy, sunny day of the soccer season and it took its toll on the players. Berlin Township held on to win the game 3 to 2.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, May 1, 1999
By Forrest Robleto
It took the South Jersey Barons 152 minutes to get their first goal this season, but when they finally got one they wouldn't stop coming. Before a small but enthusiastic crowd of just under 600 at Carey Stadium, the Barons managed four second half goals to beat the North Jersey Imperials in a U.S. Open Qualification match.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, April 25, 1999
By Jerry Amari
The Vineland Lynx (U-15 boys) were eliminated from the State Cup with a 2-1 loss to the Soccer America Warriors. The Lynx took the lead when Michael Cheyne headed in a long throw from Steve Ganci in the first half. Soccer America scored just before halftime to tie the game. They scored the game winner in the second half. Brock Boland and Mike Von Suskil played outstanding games for the Vineland squad.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, April 24, 1999
By Peter C. Boggs
The New Jersey Stallions struck early, then added two more scores to beat the South Jersey Barons 3-0 in the United Soccer League's 1999 season opener for both clubs. Stallions forward Blamo Kwein intercepted an errant Barons pass in the fourth minute of play, moved past two defenders and tucked the ball away behind goalkeeper Jeremy Kirchner for the early lead.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, April 18, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash continued their winning ways this weekend in SJSL U-12 South American Conference action. Playing for the first time all season not in the rain, the Clash hosted the Upper Township Raptors at Cinnaminson Memorial Park.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, April 11, 1999
By Bill Richardson
The Cinnaminson Clash improved their record to 4-0 on Sunday as they defeated the West Deptford Wizards 2-1. Cinnaminson remains in first place in the South American Division of U-12 Boys in the South Jersey Soccer League.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, March 21, 1999
By Jerry Amari
The Vineland Lynx U-15 boys took a three goal lead in the first half, then held on in a wild second half to earn their third victory of the season. Mike Cheyne scored first for Vineland with an assist from Steve Ganci. Ganci then scored twice with assists from Ryan Sisko and Jaron Putmon. Barrington scored on a direct kick and a penalty shot in the second half as a result of the worst officiating I have witnessed in 10 years of coaching.
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South Jersey Soccer: Wednesday, March 17, 1999
By Lucas Blatherwick When it comes to South Jersey soccer, people are saying that less is better. Actually, they are saying that Les is better, as in Les Lunsford, the star athlete from Blue Anchor.
Lunsford , 21 years old, has been playing the game of soccer relentlessly since he was 7 years old. However, you might say his game came together during his years at Overbrook High School, where he made quite an impact.
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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, March 14, 1999
By Jerry Amari
The Vineland Hurricanes U-12 boys traveling soccer team braved the rain, wind and some hail while delivering a 4-1 victory. The frigid affair was the home opener for the Spring '99 season, and was played at the Vineland Soccer Complex. The Delran Warriors (champions of the South American Division for Fall '98) moved up to the North American Division for the Spring season. The Warriors had more than they could handle with the defending North American Division Champion Hurricanes.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, February 13, 1999
By Gary Finigan
Youth Under 9 Winter Indoor Soccer saw Mt. Laurel take on Voorhees. In an exciting match, Mt. Laurel was able to come from behind to take the 5-4 win. Drew Berlinsky for Mt. Laurel and Bobby Long of Voorhees both scored 3 goals.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, February 6, 1999
By Gary Finigan
The Voorhees Hurricanes played host to the Medford Lightning in Youth Indoor Winter Soccer action. The Hurricanes jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first half by controlling the ball with offensive pressure. The Lightning got on the scoreboard with 2:00 minutes remaining in the first half. The half ended with the Hurricanes holding the 6-1 lead.
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