The second full week of the spring season was a jam-packed one for the varsity programs at Cinnaminson High School.
The week in review for the week ending April 19 features a losing streak, a winning streak and a ton of excitement for the Pirates on the field.
Baseball played just two games, defeating Rancocas Valley 9-0 and Holy Spirit 16-5.
Softball went 2-1, grabbing victories against Pitman and Holy Cross after dropping a 4-0 decision to Rancocas Valley.
Golf played two games and took part in the Garden State Cup, finishing 8th. The golf team’s two games were wins over Burlington Township and Bordentown Regional.
The boy’s track and field program defeated Pemberton 101-39 and then took part in the Frosh-Novice Invitational and the Woodbury Relays.
The girl’s track and field team also took down Pemberton, 80.5-56.5 before taking part in the Woodbury Relays on Saturday.
The girl’s lacrosse team won both of its games this week, good for four five in a row overall, to move to 5-1 on the season. The Pirates handed Delran a 14-9 loss on Monday and then traveled to Northern Burlington for an 11-9 victory.
Boy’s lacrosse lost all three of its games this week. The first came against Delran, 9-3, and then to Northern Burlington, 7-2. The third loss of the week, and fourth of the season, came against Mainland on Saturday, 10-4.
Boy’s volleyball won its second game of the season this week, a 2-0 victory over Paul VI. The win was sandwiched between losses to Pennsauken, Moorestown and West Windsor-Plainsboro North.
Boy’s tennis had a light week, playing one match, a 4-1 win over Northern Burlington. The squad also took part in the BC Open.
The Pirates return to the field/court on Monday, April 20 when the golf team takes part in the BC Open, softball hosts Riverside at 3:30, boy’s and girl’s lacrosse host Rancocas Valley at 3:45, boy’s tennis visits Pemberton at 3:45 and boy’s volleyball visits Camden Academy Charter at 3:45.
