The Pirates Week in Review for the week of April 11-17 is here. Take a look back at what the varsity programs at Cinnaminson High School did this week.
Baseball: The Pirates played four games this week, going 2-2 in those games to move their record to 3-3 overall. Cinnaminson opened the week with an 11-2 loss at Haddonfield and rebounded with two straight victories over Delran 1-0 and Rancocas Valley 10-4. The Pirates finished the week with a 14-1 loss at Lenape on Friday. In the two wins the Pirates picked up complete games from Brandon Staub and Jack Conville. The win over Delran moved the Pirates Patriot Division record to 2-0. Baseball gets back on the field Tuesday at Florence.
Boy’s Lacrosse: Cinnaminson fell to 0-7 on the season with two losses this week. The losses came by scores of 8-3 and 11-3 against Northern Burlington and Rancocas Valley. Boy’s lacrosse returns to the field on Tuesday night against Williamstown at 6:30pm under the lights of the football stadium.
Boy’s Tennis: The boy’s tennis team enjoyed a 3-0 week that saw them take down Trenton Catholic, Northern Burlington and Burlington City to move their record to 4-2. All three of the wins came at 5-0 scores. Boy’s tennis returns to the courts on Tuesday with an away match against Pemberton.
Boy’s Track and Field: It was a strong week for the Pirates. Cinnaminson opened the dual meet schedule with a dominating, 114-26 win over Pemberton. On Friday, the boy’s 4×800 team competed at Holmdel, finishing in sixth place with a time of 8:17.49. On Saturday, the Pirates competed in the Woodbury Relays. The boy’s distance medley relay team took first with a time of 10:46.85.
Boy’s Volleyball: The Pirates have reeled off six wins in a row to move to 7-4 with three of those wins coming this week. Cinnaminson defeated Camden, Paul VI and Burlington City by 2-0 scores. Boy’s volleyball hosts Camden Academy Charter on Monday at 3:45pm at Cinnaminson Middle School.
Girl’s Lacrosse: Cinnaminson played to a 1-2 record this week with an 11-5 win against Pennsauken and losses to Northern Burlington 16-6 and Rancocas Valley 19-4. The Pirates are now 5-3 on the year. They return to the field on Tuesday with a game at Maple Shade.
Girl’s Track and Field: The girl’s track and field team also opened the dual meet schedule this week with a win over Pemberton by a score of 107-24. On Friday, the girl’s 4×800 team won at Holmdel with a time of 9:49.21, a new school record. The time also qualifies them for the Penn Relays for first time in school history, but it does not guarantee them entrance. Cinnaminson competed at the Woodbury Relays Saturday with the distance medley relay team finishing in second place with a time of 13:22.28.
Golf: The Pirates golf team competed twice this week, winning both matches. Cinnaminson opened the week with a 171-219 win over Bordentown and capped it with a 161-183 win over Delran. The Pirates are now 3-0 on the young season and compete in the BC Open Monday at the Little Mill Country Club.
Softball: The Pirates softball team went 2-2 this week to see their overall record move to 3-7. Cinnaminson opened the week with a 7-5 loss at Burlington Township, rebounded to take down Pemberton 10-2 in extra innings, dropped a 21-1 game to Rancocas Valley and rebounded once more to take down Westampton 7-1. The Pirates are home on Monday against Maple Shade.
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