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Girls Lacrosse: Montclair Advances with Win Over Phillipsburg
PHILLIPSBURG, NJ - Aven Hodgson scored five goals and Olivia Nicoll and Liz Giordano tallied three time each to send fifth-seeded Montclair past No. 12 Phillipsburg High School, 16-5, in a NJSIAA North Jersey Group 4 first round girls lacrosse game on Wednesday. Montclair (10-8) advances to play fourth-seeded Westfield in the quarterfinal round.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Avery Ritt scored two goals for the Stateliners and Jill Miller, Sarina Appezzato, and Sophia Remian each scored once. Avery Butler and Marissa Kozak each had an assist. P’burg finished the season with a 9-11 record. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Solehi's Lea seeks speedy success at state track
Alex Lea is running to win in Shippensburg this year. “I felt last year, I was just happy to qualify for states, and I wasn’t expecting much out of it,” said the Southern Lehigh senior sprinter of her trip to the PIAA track and field championships as a junior. “I had not competed on a big stage like that, and there’s a little bit more pressure. The atmosphere is great, everyone is so supportive. This year, I am betting on myself.”
Northampton softball sophomores help lead way to lopsided playoff win over Easton
The Northampton softball team looked to be a veteran squad filled with seniors and juniors on Tuesday in its dominant District 11 Class 6A first-round win over Easton. But in reality, the Konkrete Kids have plenty of underclassmen in their lineup, including an impressive group of sophomores. Northampton scored three...
Wash. Twp.’s Forman wins playoff for second straight Gloucester County golf title
Justin Forman had to work a little harder than he wanted to. The Washington Township senior had a chance to win in regulation but saw his three-foot par putt rim out at the 18th hole. That bogey paired with a six-foot birdie putt by Kingsway sophomore Christopher Parrish forced a playoff for the boys individual title at Thursday’s Gloucester County Championships.
Southern Lehigh softball seniors show off power in district semifinal win over E.S. South
Southern Lehigh softball seniors Morghan Davies and Kaley Hoffman were determined on Wednesday night to have their careers continue in the blue-and-white uniforms of the Spartans. They were so focused on having another game representing Southern Lehigh that they both took a ball over the fence at Patriots Park in...
Lehigh Valley sports scores and a look at Sunday’s schedule
Today’s Lehigh Valley sports schedule and last night’s scores. To report your school’s scores and stats, please complete this SPORTS SCORES FORM SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Baseball District 11 4A Semifinals North Schuylkill at Wilson, 12 p.m. Bethlehem Catholic at Tamaqua, 7 p.m. District 11 2A Semifinals Palisades at Tri-Valley, 1 p.m. Minersville at Schuylkill Haven,4 p.m. District 11 6A Semifinals ...
Central Jersey, Group 1, first round - Softball roundup
Elsie Scheetz went 3-for-4 with three RBI and a triple as fourth-seeded South Hunterdon saw off 13th-seeded Burlington City 6-1in the first round of the Central Jersey Group 1 Tournament in Lambertville. South Hunterdon will next host fifth-seeded Point Pleasant Beach in the quarterfinal on Tuesday. If you purchase a...
Rookie javelin master: Easton’s Torres among the best in the state
Of all the athletes competing at this weekend’s PIAA 3A track and field championships, Collin Torres might be the one who would have been ranked least likely to qualify for states six weeks ago. The Easton senior was, after all, a first-year varsity track athlete who didn’t really have...
Who had the top playoff performance last week? Vote for Girls Playoff Performers of the Week
The postseason kicked off last week, and Bucks County area student-athletes were ready to impress! Who do you think had the top performance? Cast your vote here for the Girls Playoff Performers of the Week. Read about each player in our Top Performers story, then make your picks here. Check...
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