Smore logo
remove_red_eye 221
page background

Weekly Update

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT - Week of October 16, 2022

Weekly UpdateATHLETIC DEPARTMENT - Week of October 16, 2022

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

CROSS COUNTRY

The boys won the Atlantic County championship yesterday with Ryan Taylor winning the race. The girls came in a close second to Mainland.


https://pressofatlanticcity.com/sports/local/highschool/mainlands-sofia-day-ehts-ryan-taylor-win-at-atlantic-county-championships/article_81f2db9e-50bd-11ed-bf0a-4799502ce653.html

GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER

The Lady Eagles celebrated senior night last Thursday with a victory over the visiting Hammonton Blue Devils. Senior captain, Maddie Eye opened the scoring for EHT shortly into the second half and freshman Brielle VonColln put the game away with a smooth move around the goal keeper in the closing minutes to put the exclamation point on a 2-0 win. This was the third shutout in a row from Sophomore goalie Abby Lyon behind another strong performance by defenders junior captain Angelina Horin, sophomores Ava Kraybill and Aniyah Parker, and senior Lona Dillhoff. Congratulations to the class of 2023: Maddie Eye, Lona Dillhoff, Jailynn Mulhern, Kim Calix, and Riley Ammann.

The Lady Eagles followed up the excitement of senior night with a hard fought, double overtime draw with Lenape on Monday. VonColln scored in the 25th minute of the first half after a quick buildup by the midfield play of Mulhern, freshman Ava Ferrara, and senior captain Gabriela Piantadosi. The team weathered much of the Lenape attack until they scored off of a corner kick late in the second half. After a Lenape player was sent off for a second yellow card, EHT had the advantage but couldn't find the back of the net in OT. EHT closes out the season with trips to Vineland and Atlantic Christian and a game at home versus Highlands before beginning their playoff run.

VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY

Lady Eagles Field Hockey is now 9-4-3 overall for the season. We play today at Middle Township and are looking for double digit wins on the season. We battled a tough Shawnee squad to a 3-3 tie on Saturday. Brianne Macchia led the way with a goal and 2 assists. Jenna Gray had a goal and an assist. Julia Zappile had a goal.

GIRLS TENNIS

Girls tennis opened the week with a 5-0 over OLMA on Monday. Jamie Theophall, Lauren Theophall, and Lilly Munoz all won their singles matches. Doubles Demi Lu/Belina Zhang and Elisa Liberi/Lilly Ferriola also won in straight sets.


Vineland came to town prepared to rumble on Wednesday. Jamie Theophall won 6-1, 6-2 at first singles. Lauren Theophall came up short 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 in a marathon match at 2nd singles. Lilly Munoz outlasted her 3rd singles opponent 7-5, 6-1. It was a tough day for our doubles teams with Vineland taking both doubles matches. Final score Vineland 3, EHT 2.


Senior Day was celebrated Thursday before the match with Absegami. Seniors Jamie Theophall, Lauren Theophall, Lilly Munoz, Elisa Liberi, Rebecka Belletini, Natasha Wagner, Zoey Chen, Maggie Chen, Emma Liang, and Macy Jiang were honored for their contributions to the team. Rebecka and Natasha made their varsity debuts with a 6-0, 6-4 win at 2nd doubles.


Season record 15-5. South Jersey Coaches Tournament coming up this weekend.

GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

The girls volleyball team had a busy week!

On Monday, we traveled to Absegami. After a tight match, the Eagles lost 0-2 (20-25, 24-26). Tuesday brought our final home game to the gym against CAL leader, Mainland. The Eagles battled to a 3 set match, but fell 1-2 (26-24, 17-25, 21-25). Wednesday the team traveled to Oakcrest, to play in the first round of the CAL tournament. This was the first time our program has made it to the CAL playoffs, and we were super excited! The team fought tough, but lost to Oakcrest in 3 game 1-2 (25-18, 25-23, 20-25). We now have a small break before an out of conference away game vs Kingsway on Monday, and then the State Tournament next Saturday.

VARSITY FOOTBALL

In the Eagles final regular game of the season, they beat Vineland High School 35-21. Christian Rando threw four touchdown passes, three passes went to Je-Nelly Reyes and one pass went to D.J. Germann. Christian also had one rushing touchdown. Joey Martin added successful extra point tries.

BOYS JV SOCCER

The boys jv soccer team finished their regular season by defeating Absegami this week by a score of 10 – 0. The team was undefeated in play this year with a record of 12-0-2 and outscoring opponents 68 – 7. Of the 22 person roster, 19 of the players contributed to at least one goal or assist, and can also be proud of a .5 goals against average. Some names to recognize for this season are captains Dennis Lamond, Chase Lagroteria, and Sam Hornikel, leading goal scorers Giovani Bongiorno, Yefferson Cardona and Angel Mendoza and the impressive defensive line, led by Jancarlo Bados, Graham McBane, Matthew Robertson and goalies Giancarlo Saparito, Chris Minshaw, and Jon Alicea.

BOYS VARSITY SOCCER

10/21/22

The Eagles hosted rival St. Augustine Prep on Thursday in the CAL Conference Semi-Final game. The Eagles were seeded #1, while the Prep was seeded #5. EHTHS was on the scoreboard early when Senior Captain, Nathan Biersbach, found the back of the net with a right-footed ripper. St. Augustine would battle back and tie the game before halftime. The Eagles regrouped at halftime and came out with urgency and remained relentless throughout the entire second half. The Eagles had several chances in the second half. Senior Gilmer Mendoza had a potential game winner saved off the fingertips of the Prep goalie. Senior Jude Urban was looking for redemption late in the game with a breakaway run to goal, however, unable to slip the ball past the goalie. After 80 minutes, the game remained tied and entered overtime. Again, the Eagles had a couple brilliant opportunities to win the game, yet double overtime would prove not enough time to crown a winner. A penalty shootout would declare a winner. Ironically, the Shootout went to a second round before the Prep prevailed. Devastated and fatigued, the Eagles gave it their all. EHTHS will no doubt bounce back next week in the first round of the NJSIAA Group IV South Jersey playoffs. The Eagles will have a first round home game, however, their opponent is to be determined.

MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS

FERNWOOD BOYS SOCCER

Fernwood Boys’ ⚽️ defeated Northfield 3-2 on Wednesday and fell to Upper Twp 1-0. They host Galloway on Monday.

FERNWOOD GIRLS’ SOCCER

Fernwood Girls’ ⚽️ beat Upper Twp on Monday 2-1. Jackie Brownlee scored both goals and Elaina Kraybill had 10 saves in the win. They fell to OC 2-1 in a hard fought battle on Tuesday. Brownlee tucked another one in the net. Their next game is Thursday against Galloway Twp. They had a tough loss on Thursday, 3-2 to Galloway.

Jackie Brownlee and Kaycee Biel scored both goals.

FERNWOOD FIELD HOCKEY

Fernwood 🏑 tied Upper Twp 0-0. Allison Maurer had 4 saves.

FERNWOOD CROSS COUNTRY

Fernwood XC hosted Upper Twp on Monday. Boys lost 21-36 and girls got their first win 24-31! Their next meet is Monday at Davies MS.

ALDER CROSS COUNTRY

Alder XC ran against Jordon Rd Middle School yesterday. Both boys and girls won. Boys are now undefeated and girls are 2-1.

They also beat Dennis Twp on Thursday. Their next meet is Monday vs. Northfield.

ALDER FIELD HOCKEY

Alder 🏑 lost 2-0 to Tighe on Friday. Sophia Miller had 4 saves in goal.

Their next game is Monday at Dennis Twp.

ALDER BOYS’ SOCCER

Alder Boys’ ⚽️ lost a tough one to Upper Twp 5-2. Tyler Wood scored both goals. JV won 2-0. Goals were scored by Angel Lopez and Zackary Simon.

Next game is Monday at Dennis Twp.

ALDER GIRLS’ SOCCER

Alder Girls’ ⚽️ won their 6th straight game Thursday with a 2-0 win against Northfield. Scoring a goal each were Julia Sroka and Gianna Galego. Playing excellent defense were Cori Bird, Megan Johnson, Peyton Crowell, and Harper Cross. Playing great in goal was Lily Bertino.

On Tuesday, they beat Pilgrim Academy by a score of 4-0. Scoring two goals were Julia Sroka, a goal each for Gianna Galego and Emmie Knaak. Also playing well were Marissa Mazur, Corinne Conley, Abby Decosta, and Nourai Omar.

Next game is Wednesday at Atlantic Christian.

MIDDLE SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS REGISTRATION:

Middle School Winter 1 sport registration will open on October 1, and will begin on Dec. 12.

Winter 1 sports include Boys' and Girls' Basketball, Wrestling, and Unified Bowling.

Winter 2 sports includes Co-ed Volleyball and Unified Basketball. Registration will open Dec. 1 and practices will begin February 21.

Egg Harbor Township High School

Egg Harbor Township High School

Staff Documents Athletic Department Athletic Trainers Head Coaches Middle School Coaches HS Club Advisors Middle School Activity Advisors Nurse Contact Us!

launch ehtnjathletics.com

CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO ACCESS OUR LIVESTREAMED EVENTS:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi_RleHLL5WR0f19BvfoTnQ/featured

REGISTRATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS IS NOW OPEN!

All registrations for EHT Athletic programs must be completed online through the Family ID Program. https://ehtnjathletics.com/main/otherad/contentID/54216658


· Physical Exams

· All Exams must be submitted digitally though your online registration.

· No hard copies, emails or faxes will be accepted.

· Re-Cert packets and COVID Forms are now part of the registration question/process. No hard copies needed.

· For help uploading your exam – Click here


· Registration Dates

· Please review the appropriate registration dates for your interested season found on the registration page. · You do not need a physical to register, but must have an exam uploaded seven days prior to your first tryout.


DEADLINE FOR REGISTERING FOR WINTER SPORTS FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL IS NOVEMBER 15TH

Egg Harbor Township High School

Egg Harbor Township High School

Staff Documents Athletic Department Athletic Trainers Head Coaches Middle School Coaches HS Club Advisors Middle School Activity Advisors Nurse Contact Us!

launch ehtnjathletics.com

NJSIAA: For the most up to date information from the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) visit their website at https://www.njsiaa.org/


NCAA: Thinking about participating in athletics after high school? Then visit the following link from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to prepare: https://www.ncaa.org/student-athletes/future

Loading indicator

close

Created with

Communicate quickly and effectively with interactive newsletters.

Smore empowers educators to connect with their community, streamline school communications,
and increase engagement.

Create a newsletter