The Pirates Week in Review for the week of October 12-18 has arrived. If you missed anything from the week that was in Pirates sports, you can catch up on all of it right here.
Field Hockey: Field hockey played to a 1-1 record in what was a light week due to some scheduling issues with the Delran game on Friday. The team defeated Burlington City on Senior Day and fell to Bordentown. The Burlington City game was a dominant, 6-0 victory, the fifth shutout of the season for the Pirates. The Bordentown game was a 4-1 loss.
Girl’s Cross Country: Girl’s cross country ran in only one race this week, the Burlington County Open at Mill Creek Park on Friday. The squad finished in fifth place, with the highest finisher coming in at 11th for the Pirates in the person of Haley Adams. Madison Edwards finished in 25th for Cinnaminson.
Boy’s Cross Country: It was also a light week for boy’s cross country, who ran in the Burlington County Open at Mill Creek Park as well on Friday. The boys squad finished sixth in the county, with Mike Ungvarsky taking second overall in the race. Justin Arnold finished in 13th for Cinnaminson.
Girl’s Tennis: The girl’s tennis team played to a record of 2-1, defeating New Egypt and Willingboro, and falling to Holy Cross. The wins against New Egypt and Willingboro came at 4-1 and 5-0 clips. The loss to Holy Cross was a close one, 3-2.
Girl’s Volleyball: The girl’s volleyball squad went 2-1 this past week, defeating Camden Academy Charter and Sterling, while dropping a match to Rancocas Valley. The Sterling match was a hard-fought, 2-1 victory for the Pirates, who lost the first set.
Girl’s Soccer: The girl’s soccer team went 1-2 this week, with losses to Moorestown and Holy Cross. The Holy Cross loss came in the first round of the Coaches Tournament, 2-1, in overtime. The lone win came against Burlington Township, 5-1.
Boy’s Soccer: Boy’s soccer enjoyed a 2-0-1 week, defeating Burlington Township and Moorestown and tying Burlington Township 0-0 in the first round of the Coaches Tournament. The Pirates fell to the Falcons in PKs 12-11 as Northern Burlington advanced in the bracket.
Football: The football team throttled Lawrence Friday night, 57-28 to move to 5-1 on the season after losing a heartbreaker to Holy Cross a week ago, 34-33.
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