Take a look back at the week that was in Cinnaminson High School varsity sports with the Pirates Week in Review for May 2-8.
Baseball: The Pirates went 2-1 this week with a divisional win over Bordentown 11-4 a non-league win over Burlington Township 9-1 and a 6-3 loss to Holy Cross in the BCSL Tournament on Saturday. Cinnaminson is now 10-7 overall and 5-0 in the Patriot. The loss to Holy Cross snapped a four-game win streak. Brandon Staub moved to 5-0 with his fourth complete game of the year in the 9-1 win over the Falcons. Jack Conville picked up the win over Bordentown by going six innings, striking out five and allowing just two runs. The Pirates hit the diamond again on Monday, May 9 with a 6:30pm game against Riverside at Memorial Park.
Boy’s Lacrosse: Cinnaminson went 0-2 this week with a 16-4 loss to Northern Burlington and a 15-4 loss to Middle Township on Saturday afternoon. The Pirates are now 2-12 overall. Their game versus Rancocas Valley was canceled on Friday due to the rain. Mason McLaverty led the Pirates in goals this week with three, two against NBC and one against Middle. Other goal scorers included Ryan Bleistine, Zach Artur, Mike O’Brien, JT Holt and Ryan Devone. The Pirates are home on Monday, May 9 at 4pm against Hamilton West.
Boy’s Tennis: The Pirates continued their red-hot play this week by going 3-0 with wins over Delran 3-2 and Florence 5-0. Their third win was a forfeit victory 5-0 over Burlington City. Cinnaminson has now won 10 in a row and is 10-2 overall. The Pirates boast a 7-0 mark in the Freedom Division. Their match versus Holy Cross Friday was rained out. Cinnaminson hits the courts again on Monday, May 9 at 3:30om against Burlington Township at Wood Park.
Boy’s Track and Field: The Pirates went 1-0 this week with a 112-28 win over Maple Shade to move to 4-0 on the year. The Pirates also competed at the South Jersey Open at Delsea. Cinnaminson hosts Holy Cross Wednesday, May 11 at 3:30pm for a Patriot Division meet.
Boy’s Volleyball: The boy’s volleyball team struggled through an 0-3 week dropping matches to Pennsauken Tech, Kingsway and Sterling. Cinnaminson’s match Friday at Burlington City was canceled. No makeup date has been announced yet. The Pirates have lost four in a row and are now 13-10 on the season. The Pirates are 4-6 in their last 10 matches. Cinnaminson returns to the court Monday, May 9 at 5pm versus Woodrow Wilson for senior night.
Girl’s Lacrosse: Cinnaminson played to a 1-2 record this week with a 20-5 win over Pennsauken and losses to Northern Burlington (15-8) and Rancocas Valley (20-2). The Pirates are now 8-7 on the season. Julia Averill led the Pirates with 11 goals this week, seven against Pennsauken. Girl’s lacrosse takes the field again on Monday, May 9 at 4:30pm when the team travels to Hamilton West.
Girl’s Track and Field: Girl’s track and field also took down Maple Shade this week by a score of 105-26 to move to 3-0 on the season. On Friday and Saturday the team traveled to Glassboro to compete in the Rowna Invitational. The results from day one can be found here and the results from day two can be found here.
Golf: The golf team remained undefeated (10-0) this week with a win over Rancocas Valley 165-185. Their match against Holy Cross Friday was postponed due to rain. The team also took part in the Carl Arena Tournament on Thursday. The team finished in 9th place with a 340. Tim Jones shot a 78, good for sixth place. Greg Shiffer shot an 80. The Pirates travel to Northern Burlington on Tuesday May 10 at 3:45pm.
Softball: The Pirates softball team went 0-3 this week to fall to 7-11 overall and 2-4 in the Patriot. The Pirates began the week with a 12-0 loss to Burlington Township in the BCSL Tournament. On Wednesday, the Pirates fell 9-4 in extra innings to Bordentown in a Patriot Division game. On Saturday, the Pirates dropped a 7-4 Patriot game to Florence. Softball returns to the field on Tuesday, May 10 at 3:45pm with a home division game against Pemberton.
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