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Brick Memorial knocked out of football state tournament by Millville
BRICK -- The onslaught of rain and mud was meant to be a home field advantage in the state playoffs. Instead, Mother Nature helped usher in a painful turning point for top-seeded Brick Memorial football. The Mustangs were trailing 13-7 at halftime against South Jersey power Millville, but they received the kickoff to start the third quarter. An errant snap turned the ball over to the Thunderbolts just outside the red zone, and the very next play Reggie Holley went 26 yards to the end zone for his third touchdown and he added the two point-conversion. Brick Memorial never recovered. Brick Memorial (9-2) had hoped to avenge a lopsided loss in the 2024 sectional final, but instead Millville (6-4) proved their perennial contender status with a 24-7 victory Friday night to advance to the Central Group 4 section final against Atlantic City. "Our kids are tough, man," Brick Memorial head coach James Mahoney said. "Regardless of what the score was, they're gonna continue to compete and they're gonna let it all hang out on the field. Credit our boys, it could have went a lot worse than it did at some points, and our kids bucked down and stuck together.
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Football ready to fight on EA Day
The Gridiron Fords recently celebrated a 33-10 win against Germantown Academy after a 17-16 loss to Malvern Prep. The most recent win over Germantown brought the team to a 4-4 record. The tight game against Malvern showed Haverford’s opponents that they are serious contenders. “The biggest thing the team...
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Wyncote native, MLB Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson calls out antisemitism in his hometown
Reggie “Mr. October” Jackson, arguably Cheltenham High School’s most well-known alumnus, took to X.com to express frustrations over antisemitism in our area. “It is heartbreaking to see antisemitism in my hometown,” the Wyncote native wrote. “It makes me angry and ashamed to see hatred tolerated there.”
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Men's Basketball Falls in Non-League Tilt to Camden, 80-68
BLACKWOOD, NJ - The Northampton men's basketball team suffered an early season setback at the hands of Camden County College on Saturday afternoon, falling short against the Cougars, 80-68, in a non-league match-up on the road at the Joseph Papiano Gymnasium. Northampton fell behind early in the first half and...