The Pirates Athletes of the Week for April 17 is here. Find out which athletes take home the honors for each CHS varsity sport.
Baseball: Pirates baseball went 2-2 this week to move their record to 3-3 overall and 2-0 in the Patriot Division. The honor this week goes to designated hitter Tim Profy. In the win over Delran Profy picked up the game-winning hit in the bottom of the first that held up in a 1-0 game. Profy went 3-for-3 against the Bears. In a 10-4 win over RV Profy enjoyed a 3-for-4 day with 5 RBIs to pace the Pirates.
Boy’s Lacrosse: The boy’s lacrosse team went 0-2 this week as their overall record fell to 0-7. The two losses came against Northern Burlington 8-3 and Rancocas Valley 11-3. The honor this week goes to Tom Schlindwein. Schlindwein scored two goals in the two losses, one in each game, to lead the Pirates this week.
Boy’s Tennis: In a 3-0 week that saw the Pirates raise their record to 4-2 overall, Tim Campbell went 3-0 at first singles. He picked up a 7-5, 6-2 win against Northern Burlington, a forfeit win against Burlington City and a come from behind win in three sets against Trenton Catholic.
Boy’s Track and Field: At the Woodbury Relays on Saturday the boy’s track and field distance medley relay team placed first with a time of 10:49.85. The team consists of Tom Long, Curtis Hickson, Max Adams and Mike Ungvarsky. The entire team takes home the honor this week for their first place finish at Woodbury.
Boy’s Volleyball: In a 3-0 week that saw their overall record jump to 7-4, the honor goes to two athletes; Ed Choe and Abdul Zeideih. Choe and Zeideih were a big part of the Pirates three wins this week and six in a row overall. Choe picked up 36 service points, while Zeideih netted 32 across three matches.
Girl’s Lacrosse: The Pirates went 1-2 this week with a win against Pennsauken and losses to Northern Burlington and Rancocas Valley. The honor this week goes to both Lexi Colella and Julia Averill. Colella and Averill led the Pirates with five goals scored across their three games played. In the 19-4 loss to RV Colella had three of the Pirates four goals. She netted one goal in each of the other two games. Averill netted four in the loss to Northern Burlington and one in the win over Pennsauken.
Girl’s Track and Field: The Pirates also took part in the Woodbury Relays this week, but the honor comes from their efforts at Holmdel on Friday night in an effort to qualify for the Penn Relays. The 4×800 team went to Holmdel and came home with first place medals and a new school record that is also a Penn Relay qualifying time of 9:49.21. The honor goes to the 4×800 team of Olivia Rocks, Andrea Benites, Tina Harrell and Haley Adams.
Golf: In a 2-0 week that raised their record to 3-0 overall, the honor this week for Pirates golf goes to Tim Jones. Jones shot a 36 against Delran Friday in a 161-183 victory. The 36 was the lowest score of the season so far for the Pirates.
Softball: Pirates softball went 2-2 this week to move their record to 3-7 overall. This is also a dual honor as two pitchers impressed this week. In the Pirates 10-2 win over Pemberton in extra innings Chelsea Price picked up her first varsity win when she came on in relief. In the Pirates 7-1 win over Westampton, Rebecca Proctor went the full seven allowing just one run one a mere three hits.
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