Tag Archives: Sports

Spring Sports Preview: Boys Lacrosse

BY ANGEL CHIARAVALLO AND FRANK PAPEO             After a disappointing 8-10 season last year, the boy’s lacrosse team returns to the field, hungry for wins. The team will feature a veteran offense, a rebuilt defense, and a new game plan.              With over 15 seniors on the roster, the team can count on their experiencedContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Boys Lacrosse”

Spring Sports Preview: Track

BY MICHAYLA SMITH              The spring track looks for continued success in the upcoming meets. Fans can expect a season filled with new personal records (PRs), and hopefully some trips to Sectionals and the Meet of Champions.              The athletes anticipate improvements over their winter track performances. “Spring times are almost always faster than winter,Continue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Track”

Spring Sports Preview: Softball

BY ELISA CIOKU              Coming off a disappointing 11-16 season, the softball team expects a more successful season. With a lineup stacked with veterans and improved experience at pitcher, the team hopes to put it all together.              The team returns seven seniors with varsity experience. “All the girls are amazing teammates, and we all get alongContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Softball”

Spring Sports Preview: Boys Volleyball

BY AVERY PERSON  Sports Page Editor              The boys volleyball team finished last season with an overall record of 29-1, won the GMC Tournament, and reached the NJSIAA South Jersey Group 4 Finals. This year, they look to finish the job.               Some key players from last year have since graduated, including Blake Krapf, whoContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Boys Volleyball”

Spring Sports Preview: Golf

BY AVERY PERSON   Sports Page Editor              The boys and girls golf teams have a new golf course to practice and play on, and they have some key returning players to help them win.              Both teams will look to improve after placing fifth in their divisions last year. “We hope to win our GMCsContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Golf”

Spring Sports Preview: Girls Lacrosse

BY JAMIE HAZEL             The GMC Champion girl’s lacrosse team lost nine of eleven starters to graduation, giving underclassmen no choice but to step up. Last year, the girls finished 8-0 in their division and 16-5 throughout the season, and this year’s team hopes to add to that legacy.              The graduated seniors have left,Continue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Girls Lacrosse”

Spring Sports Preview: Boys Tennis

BY KATELYN BUCHALTER  Editor in Chief              The boys tennis team ended last season with a 5-12 record. However, the team already has plans to rise above their competition this season. With a fresh start and new starters, the team has a chance to shine.              The team’s upperclassmen have developed an eagerness to see whatContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Boys Tennis”

Underclassmen step up and rebuild

BY KAYLEE WEINGARTEN              The girls basketball team ended their season with a win in the first round of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV Tournament and a record of 11-15. After losing four of last year’s top scorers to graduation, returning senior starter Abigail Jazmin led the young team through a rebuilding season.             Continue reading “Underclassmen step up and rebuild”

Skating to victory

BY ANGEL CHIARAVALLO             The hockey team finished the season with a 12-9-1 record, showing great improvement and earning their first winning season since 2019.              Every player on the team, including four seniors who played varsity for all four years of high school, experienced playing on a winning varsity team for the first time.Continue reading “Skating to victory”

Three senior Knights qualify for States

BY JAMIE HAZEL             Wrestlers Logan Roman, Emma Sagi, and Jenna Magrino qualified to compete in the NJSIAA State Tournament in Atlantic City. Sagi, now a two-time state place-winner, placed fourth in her weight class, and Magrino placed eighth.               The journey to the NJSIAA State Championship began at districts where team captains Jake Tenebruso,Continue reading “Three senior Knights qualify for States”