The Pirates Week in Review for September 28 to October 4 has arrived. See what you missed out on this week in Pirates sports.
Girl’s Volleyball: The volleyball team played five consecutive matches this week, finishing with a 3-2 record. The Pirates three wins of the week came against Gloucester Catholic, Pennsauken and Pennsauken Tech. Losses came against Rancocas Valley and Moorestown.
Girl’s Soccer: It was a light week for the Pirates, who played just two games, winning one and tying the other. The Pirates tied Holy Cross 0-0 and defeated Rancocas Valley 1-0.
Boy’s Soccer: Boy’s soccer played just one game this week due to the weather on Friday, tying Rancocas Valley 1-1.
Field Hockey: The Pirates field hockey team played to a 1-1 record this week, shutting out Florence 1-0 and dropping a 2-0 decision to Holy Cross.
Girl’s Tennis: The girl’s tennis team took part in the BCSL Open on Wednesday. Second singles Tori Robinson advanced to the semi-final round.
Girl’s Cross Country: The girl’s cross country squad took part in a meet hosted by Northern Burlington on Tuesday, going 4-0. The squad defeated Delran 22-30, RV 26-29, NBC 26-29 and Palmyra 15-50. On Saturday, the girls ran in the Shore Coaches Invitational at Holmdel Park. At Holmdel, the Pirates finished 8th of 14 teams.
Boy’s Cross Country: The boy’s cross country squad also competed at Northern Burlington on Tuesday, running to a record of 2-2. The squad defeated Delran and Palmyra and lost to Rancocas Valley and Northern Burlington. On Saturday, the squad traveled to Holmdel Park to run in the Shore Coaches Invitational. Mike Ungvarsky won the race in 16:25. Team finished 8 of 21. Ungvarsky is the third-ever winner for the Pirates at Holmdel and is seventh on the all-time list of Pirates who have run at Holmdel.
Football: Football traveled to Hamilton High School West on Saturday, coming away with a 15-9 victory to move to 4-0 on the season despite the weather.
Check Cinn City Sports each Sunday for the Pirates Week in Review to catch up on how every program fared.
