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Tiger Woods Visits Trout National Course; ‘Can’t Wait to Tee Up’
Tiger Woods was in South Jersey last week to check up on the construction of a new golf course he co-owns with Millville baseball star Mike Trout. Golfing legend Tiger Woods made a local visit last week to oversee the design at Trout National - The Reserve, a championship-style” golf course that is a collaborative project between Woods, Millville native and Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout and local developer John Ruga.
South Jersey, Group 4, quarterfinal round - Softball roundup
Madison Dollard threw a one-hitter with two walks and eight strikeouts for fourth-seeded Egg Harbor in its 6-0 victory over fifth-seeded Southern in the quarterfinal round of the South Jersey, Group 4 tournament in Egg Harbor. Dollard was 1-for-3 at the plate for Egg Harbor (19-9). Payton Colbert had a...
MVP’s, standout performers from Rd. 1 of 2024 NJSIAA softball tournament
The first round of the NJISAA softball postseason is in the box and there were plenty of spectacular and notable performances along with quite a few upsets. Below we highlight the players who put up some of the most significant numbers and noteworthy moments during the first round. We selected one per group for 19 first-round MVPs overall.
More on Megan Meng: The golfer believed to have made history on SJ course
When golfer Megan Meng road tripped about two hours down to South Jersey for the NJSIAA golf sectional from her turf in Mercer County, she just hoped that the trip would be worth it. The Hopewell Valley golf star, a senior who has had a habit of making headlines throughout...
South Jersey, Group 1, first round - Softball roundup
Savannah Brewer-Palverento pitched a five-inning no-hitter and Pennsville got enough offense, just from girls named Isabella, to cruise past Glassboro, 17-0, in Pennsville. Brewer-Palvarento struck out four and walked five batters on the way to her fourth straight shutout. Pennsville, the fourth seed in the bracket, will play fifth-seeded Maple Shade in a sectional quarterfinal.
Alexander powers Buena past Glassboro - Baseball recap
Buena scored 10 or more runs for the fifth time this season to score a 13-0 victory in five innings over the Bulldogs in Glassboro. Jaevon Alexander led the Chiefs at the plate with three hits, a home run and three RBI. Alexander also got the decision by throwing three scoreless innings on the mound with four strikeouts for the Bulldogs.
N.J. star was hired to resurrect dormant boys lacrosse team. He’s already winning.
A familiar name buzzed across Bryce Young’s phone. And he had a good reason to call. Stephen Cappuccio, the Head of School at St. Joseph (Hamm.), wanted to bring the boys lacrosse program back, and he needed someone to run it. And not just run it -- but guide it with poise and patience. He needed a leader.
Non-Public B, first round - Boys lacrosse roundup
Peter Villare notched seven goals and two assists for seventh-seeded Red Bank Catholic in its victory over 10th-seeded St. Joseph of Hammonton, 18-2, in the first round of the Non-Public, Group B Tournament in Red Bank. Frank Tackett scored nine goals and collected four assists for Red Bank Catholic (8-11)....
Boys Lacrosse: Holmdel Routs Cedar Creek, 18-3, in State Tournament
HOLMDEL, NJ -- The Holmdel boys lacrosse team advanced in the first round of the NJSIAA South Jersey, Group 2 tournament with an 18-3 victory over Cedar Creek on Wednesday. Finnegan Buchan scored six goals and passed for two assists, and Will Gilfillan collected three goals and seven assists for Holmdel (13-5), which led, 10-1, after the first quarter.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Gary Collyer totaled four goals and one assist, Joey Marino had two goals and one assist, and Jack Powers won 16 of 22 faceoffs (73%) in the win. Chris Drew, Greg Linsalata and David Perrotti each scored a goal. Holmdel, the No. 3 seed, will host either Robbinsville or Barnegat in the quarterfinals next Thursday. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
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