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Final Press Fall Elite 11 rankings

A ranking of public school teams that compete for South Jersey titles and non-public teams in Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem and southern Ocean counties. Rankings selected by The Press high school sports staff based on staff observation, research and interviews with players and coaches. Last week's ranking in parentheses.

Football

1. Cherokee (11-1)

2. Egg Harbor Township (11-1)

3. Hammonton (11-1)

4. Williamstown (10-1)

5. Toms River East (10-1)

6. St. Augustine Prep (9-1)

7. Delsea Regional (11-1)

8. Timber Creek (9-3)

9. Seneca (8-3)

10. St. Joseph (8-3)

11. Lacey Township (8-3)

Boys Soccer

1. Christian Brothers Academy (17-4-2)

2. Toms River South (18-5-1)

3. Toms River North (16-3-2)

4. Delran (21-2-2)

5. Rancocas Valley (19-3-3)

6. St. Augustine Prep (21-2)

7. Lenape (16-5-2)

8. West Deptford (21-3-1)

9. St. Rose (19-4)

10. Toms River East (11-8-2)

11. Sacred Heart (16-3)

Girls soccer

1. Lenape (23-1)

2. Gloucester Catholic (19-1-1)

3. Red Bank Catholic (20-1)

4. Paul VI (20-2)

5. Haddonfield (23-1-1)

6. Pt. Pleasant Boro (20-4)

7. Eastern (16-6)

8. Clearview (15-4-2)

9. Shawnee (18-4-1)

10. Williamstown (16-4)

11. Mainland Regional (11-5)

 

Field hockey

1. Eastern (26-2)

2. Washington Township (17-3)

3. Ocean City (22-2)

4. Shawnee (16-4-1)

5. Bishop Eustace (17-3-3)

6. West Deptford (20-2)

7. Haddonfield (17-5)

8. Moorestown (15-4)

9. Kingsway (17-4)

10. Holy Spirit (18-2)

11. Southern Regional (13-2-2)

 

Girls Tennis

1. Haddonfield (32-0)

2. Red Bank Catholic (19-3)

3. Moorestown (24-3)

4. Holy Spirit (20-3)

5. Atlantic City (17-3)

6. Millville (24-5)

7. Cherry Hill East (19-3)

8. Mainland Regional (14-4)

9.Ranney School (16-2)

10. Washington Township (12-5)

11. Moorestown Friends (16-6)

 

Girls Cross Country

1. Lenape

2. Delsea Regional

3. Haddonfield

4. Toms River North

5. Southern Regional

6. Seneca

7. Williamstown

8. Cherokee

9. Kingsway Regional

10. Bishop Eustace

11. Holy Spirit

 

Boys Cross Country

1. Haddonfield

2. Southern Regional

3. Toms River North

4. Shawnee

5. Cherry Hill East

6. Cherokee

7. Ocean City

8. Lenape

9. Paul VI

10. Moorestown

11. Lacey Township

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O.C.'s Chris Curran injured as Hammonton rolls

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Posted: Saturday, October 10, 2009 | 1 comment

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No. 6 Hammonton 41,

Ocean City 7

The win gives Hammonton coach Pete Lancetta 174 career wins, one more than former Atlantic City coach John Boyd, who had 173. Lancetta is the Cape-Atlantic League's second-winningest coach behind only St. Joseph's Paul Sacco, who has 231.

Haammonton quarterback Nick Crescenzo (seven runs for 166 yards) ran for two touchdowns and completed 3-of-6 passes, all to tight end Ian Evans (one was a 9-yard TD). Running back Antonio Rodriguez (six runs for 49 yards) ran for scores from 22 and 5 yards out. Esteban Sandoval kicked five extra points. David Crescenzo, Nick's cousin, had nine rushes for 44 yards.

Hammonton defensive back Julio Rodriguez, Antonio's brother, had two interceptions, while Antonio Rodriguez had one and Nick Crescenzo had another.

Ocean City quarterback Chris Curran left the game in the third quarter with an injury and did not return.

Ocean City 7 0 0 0 - 7

Hammonton 7 20 14 0 - 41

FIRST QUARTER

OC-McSorley 8 pass from Curran (Curran kick)

H-Antonio Rodriguez 22 run up middle (Sandoval kick)

SECOND QUARTER

H-N. Crescenzo 7 off run (Sandoval kick)

H-Crescenzo around end 64 yards (kick failed)

H-Rodriguez 5 run up mid (Sandoval kick)

THIRD QUARTER

H-N. Crescenzo 66 end run (Sandoval kick)

H-Evans 9 pass from N. Crescenzo (Sandoval kick)

RECORDS-Hammonton 4-0; Ocean City 1-3.

Posted in SPORTS HS FOOTBALL | SPORTS | HIGHSCHOOL | OCEAN CITY | HAMMONTON on Saturday, October 10, 2009 12:45 am Updated: 2:10 am.

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1 comment:

  • avatar RTCOACH (1) posts 9:57 pm

    CHRIS WAS IT BY A CHEAP SHOT THE REF. WAS LOOKING RIGHT AT THE PLAY. ITS NOT THE HIT ITS REFS ITS LIKE TEY AD MONEY ON HAMMONTON . HAMMONTON IS A GOOD TEAM BUT DID NOT KNEEL OR RESPECT THE FACT HE WAS DOWN. WE EVEN OBSERVED THE COACHS HI FIVEIN THE PLAY. COM ON SOME CLASS?

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