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Weekly Update

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT - Week of October 2, 2022

Weekly UpdateATHLETIC DEPARTMENT - Week of October 2, 2022

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL

Girls Volleyball is continuing a great run in the CAL! Monday saw a close victory against OLMA 2-1 (25-23, 16-25, 25-19). Sophomore Averie Harding led the team with 11 kills and 2 blocks. Senior McKenna Weber had 18 assists. Serving was led by Annaliese Valentino, Skylar Weinstein, and Julia Sweeny. Tuesday provided a learning experience, with the Eagles hosting Cherokee. The team lost 0-2 but learned a lot from the Chiefs! Those new skills paid off Wednesday with a dominant win over Oakcrest 2-0 (25-21, 25-18). Julia Sweeny and Arianna Jones led the serving efforts with a combined 25 service points. Sarah Hickey and Georgia Gaskill led the team in kills, with 4 each. The Eagles are now 8-3 in the CAL, 8-6 overall, and look to settle a score from our first game against ACIT with a rematch Friday!
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FIELD HOCKEY

After a rainy start to the week, the team finally got to play on Thursday. The beat Millville 3-0, improving their record to 8-3. Kara Wilson had the first goal, and Jenna Gray added two for insurance.
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BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER

On Monday, 10/3/22, the Eagles hosted the Fighting Clan of Vineland under the lights. Mother Nature was angry, regardless of the elements the game was played in the wind and rain. The Eagles dominated play and controlled the pace of the game. Despite 90% of possession, the Clan made it difficult for EHTHS to penetrate the defensive line. The game remained nil nil into the 79th minute when Freshman Lucas Cross entered the game. Waiting to enter the game, Coach Heenan called to Cross, “you know what to do,” Cross responded with a head nod and a smile. One minute later, Lucas Cross received the ball from Andres Garces and Lucas did not hesitate to let it fly. Cross’ shot screamed past the keeper and into the back of the rain soaked net. His first varsity goal proved to be the game winner. Senior Captain, Nathan Biersbach, secured the insurance goal off a set piece from 22 yards out. Biersbach calmly striked his free kick with an attitude avoiding Vinelands wall and into the left panel. The Eagles prevailed 2-0 in a big Divisional game.


In a huge Divisional game, the Eagles traveled to MIllville on Wednesday, 10/5/22. Expecting to play the game on a rain soaked field, it seemed as though Mother Nature turned the dryer on. EHTHS game up an early foul and PK, down 1 nil only 8 minutes into the game. With a lot of time left and huge implications on the line, the Eagles dug deep and never looked back. Ryan Evenson fired a shot that traveled through the hands of the keeper and off Millville’s defender into the back of the net, Eagles tied the game at one. Shortly after, Millville’s defender mis hit a clearing attempt and the ball fell onto the foot of Senior Captain, Nathan Biersbach. Biersbach seized the moment and fired the ball past the keeper and into the right panel. Nate turned to his teammates and simply said, “Carpe Diem!” The game was a physical contest, each team knowing what was on the line. EHTHS goalie, Brett Barnes made a huge save late into the second half preventing a Thunderbolt tying goal. Quickly after his save, Barnes fired a ball down the field which landed on the foot of Senior Gilmer Mendoza. Mendoza received the ball calmly, took a step and sealed the deal with a third goal. The Eagles won 3-1.


On Friday, the Eagles hosted ACIT and won 4-1. Nate Biersbach had 2 goals, Gilmer Mendoza added a header, and Matt Sanchez added one. The team improves to 11-3 overall.

GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER

EHT suffered a tough loss 2-0 versus undefeated Ocean City on Friday. EHT played them close, keeping the score to 1-0 nearly the entire game before moving some players up in an attempt to tie up the game. OC was able to capitalize with a second goal in the final three minutes of the game. Sophomore Abby Lyon played outstanding in net, while the back line of Gabby Piantadosi, Ava Kraybill, Lona Dillhoff, Kira Jolly, Dakota Gorman, and Talia DeNafo did all they could to slow the OC offense.


EHT rebounded in the rain with a dominate 4-0 victory over Millville. This was the largest margin of victory against Millville in school history! Junior captain Gabby Piantadosi netted two while freshman standout Brielle VonColln also put two in the back of the net. Strong midfield play from freshmen Ava Ferrara and Abby Mathis along with senior captain Maddie Eye and senior Jailynn Mulhern set the tone early with intense pressure and possession. Up next, @ ACIT on Friday.


On Friday, the team beat ACIT by a score of 7-0. Goals by Kim Calix, Talia DeNafo, Peyton DeVivo, Maddie Eye, Gabriella Piantadosi, Brielle VonColln, and Ava Ferrara. EHT moves to 5-5 in the CAL American Conference. Go Eagles!

CROSS COUNTRY

The boys and Girls Cross Country Team traveled to historic Holmdel Park for the Shore Coaches Invitational. Over 200 schools competed. On the boys side Senior Ryan Taylor finished 48th out of 968 runners and on the girls side Junior Kiki Schlemo finished 16th out of 998 runners.


On Friday, The girls beat ACIT and Hammonton to improve to 6-2 on the season the boys lost to ACIT and Hammonton to fall to 3-4 on the season.

GIRLS‘ TENNIS

Girls tennis lost a tough match 4-1 to undefeated Mainland today. Lauren Theophall, playing 2nd singles, won a close match 3-6, 6-4, 10-6. First singles Jamie Theophall lost 6-3,6-2. Playing her first singles match, Elisa Liberi lost 6-2,6-2. Doubles Demi Lu/Belina Zhang lost 6-1,6-0. Second doubles Lilly Munoz/Lily Ferriola came up short 7-5,6-1. Friday starts the state playoffs with a home match versus Washington Twp.

VARSITY FOOTBALL

The Eagles lost 36-8 to Atlantic City High School. Ke’mun Council scored a rushing touchdown. Bradley Smith connected with T.J. Biglam for a successful two point try.

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FERNWOOD CROSS COUNTRY

A little bit of mud didn’t stop the Fernwood Cross Country team from running a great race against Galloway Thursday.


The Girls lost a close one 30 to 27

Top finishers: Molly Rooney with her best time of the year and a second-place finish, followed by Ady Elko, Emma Baird, Callie Kowaleski, Lily Lawas, Julia Dioguardo, and Jasmin Halim.


The Boys continued their winning streak 17 to 43.

Top finishers: Getting his first 1st place finish of the season Caleb Ziegler, Erik Dolbow and Miguel Casiano took 2nd and 3rd, then Blake Wenzel and Ryan Cooke secured the 5th and 6th spots.


The whole team continues to improve, and they show great sportsmanship cheering on all the runners from both teams. Keep up the great work!

FERNWOOD GIRLS’ SOCCER

Vs Galloway MS: L2-1

Goal scored by Jackie Brownlee


Vs Upper Twp: L6-2

1 goal by Evyln Brown

1 goal by Jackie Brownlee

FERNWOOD BOYS’ SOCCER

The Fernwood boys’ soccer team defeated Northfield on Thursday by a score of 4-0, improving their overall record to 3 wins, 1 tie and no loses.

Scoring for the Eagles were Josh Reyes, Noah Heritage, Marco Markosa and Abraham Leonardo de Castro all with one goal a piece.

Defensively, fullbacks Ralph Mac Inkoom and CJ Beswisk led the way to keep Northfield’s attacks away from the net. Goalkeeper Nick Cruse recorded his third shut out of the season.

FERNWOOD FIELD HOCKEY

The field hockey team got their second win of the season on Thursday by beating Northfield 1-0! Ella Caputo scored the lone goal for Fernwood. While the defense of Jamie Decker, Emily O’Brien, Quinn Cherenack, Kayli McNulty, and Addie Scoppa did not allow the other team to get a shot off.

ALDER GIRLS SOCCER

The Alder Girls soccer team won a hard fought battle against Northfield yesterday by a score of 1-0. Scoring the only goal was Julia Sroka on an assist from Maddie Johnson. Providing the shut out in goal was Gianna Galego. Also playing well were Abby DeCosta, Payton Crowell, Cori Bird, and Lily Bertino. Great job girls!

ALDER BOYS’ SOCCER

The team lost a battle to the rain this week, but last Friday they beat Brigantine 6-2.

Jon Espichan had 2 goals

Liam Fox, Gavin theiss, Tyler Wood, Zackary Simon with a goal.

Zackary Simon (pictured) is the first 6th grader to score a Varsity goal!

ALDER FIELD HOCKEY

Mother Nature had other plans for the Alder Field Hockey this week, so they didn’t get to play any games. But they had some fun with a Hawaiian-themed practice!

ALDER CROSS COUNTRY

On Tuesday, both the boys and girls beat Dennis Twp. The boys took the top 8 with Steven Slusarski, Ben Gettings, Daniel Svec, JD Biscieglia, Derrick Dougherty, Camryn Magruder, Brian Little, and Jackson. The girls took the top 3 with Madelyn Farkas, Carly Jo Steet, and Olivia Farkas.


On Friday, the boys beat Margate. Steven Slusarski took first place for the boys, followed by Ben Gettings (4th) and Derrick Dougherty (5th). The girls fell short, but top finishers were Madelyn Farkas (2nd) and Carly Jo Steet (3rd).

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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.

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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

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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

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