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Lower Cape May Regional High School will have a new football coach next season for the first time since 2006.
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Lower Cape May wrestling 'coach' enjoying the ride to Atlantic City
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Lower Cape May and Lacey Township send strong numbers to Boardwalk Hall for state wrestling tournament
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Girls basketball: Lower Cape May Regional cruises to first-round victory over Deptford, 72-46
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Wrestling: Lower Cape May rallies to defeat Hammonton
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- Wrestling: Buena wins last 5 bouts to beat Lower Cape May
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LOWER TOWNSHIP — There were no concerned looks on the faces of the Buena Regional High School wrestlers Wednesday.
- Girls basketball: Lauren Holden makes Caper Tigers’ offense go
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Opposing teams do not like seeing Lower Cape May Regional High School’s Lauren Holden with a basketball in her hands.
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- Caper Tigers boys basketball start with new team
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Scott Holden's first varsity basketball coaching job came at a new school in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a few years ago.
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- Middle Township beats Lower Cape may to clinch first winning season since 2004
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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - Middle Township High School football coach Frank Riggitano hopped atop a bench on the sideline at Memorial Field and led the Panthers in an old-school victory chant Thursday morning.
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- Thanksgiving football preview: Lower Cape May Regional vs. Middle Township
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Why this game is special: This contest is dubbed "The Anchor Bowl." The winner gets a plaque created in 1996 that features an anchor taken from the boat owned by the father of former Lower coach Bill Garrison. The series is tied at 8-8 since this game became "The Anchor Bowl."
- A look at this weekend's high school football consolation games
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Egg Harbor Township
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- Football: Gary Melton's four 1st-quarter TDs help Cedar Creek stay perfect
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EGG HARBOR CITY - The fifth time Gary Melton touched the football Saturday afternoon, he ran into the defensive line and was stopped for a 1-yard loss.
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- Four high school football teams face short week due to Sandy
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An abbreviated weekend of high school football because of Hurricane Sandy begins at 7 p.m. today when St. Joseph travels to Mainland Regional.
- Football: Ocean City gets first-quarter touchdown, holds off Lower Cape May
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Ocean City High School running back Frank Woolley scored on a 9-yard run around left end on the Red Raiders’ first drive, and Joe Keyes’ extra point kick held up in a 7-6 win over Lower Cape May Regional on Saturday in a Cape-Atlantic League football game.
- Ocean City at Lower Cape May Regional football game and Wildwood game on Saturday
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The high school football game between Ocean City (1-5) and Lower Cape May Regional has been moved to 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The game will be broadcast on 1450 AM.
- Taalib Gerald's big day lifts Holy Spirit over Lower Cape May
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Holy Spirit 41,
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- High school football lineup: Critical weekend for Cape-Atlantic League American playoff contenders
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The playoffs for all intents and purposes start this week for public school football teams in the Cape-Atlantic League American Conference.
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