Take a look back at the week that was in Cinnaminson High School varsity sports with the Pirates Week in Review for May 16-22.
Baseball: The Pirates played just once this week due to a rainout. Cinnaminson is now 11-11 overall and 5-2 in the Patriot after a 12-2 loss to Pemberton on Thursday. Cinnaminson also learned its playoff seeding and first round opponent on Thursday. The Pirates open the post-season on Monday, May 23 at home.
Boy’s Tennis: The Pirates saw their 14-match win streak and sectional title bid come to an end on Wednesday with a 4-1 loss to West Deptford in the second round of the South, Group 2 Tournament. The Pirates rebounded on Thursday with a win in their final match of the season over Holy Cross 3-2 that secured the Freedom Division title outright. The Pirates end the year with a 15-3 overall mark and a 9-0 mark in the Freedom.
Boy’s Track and Field: The Pirates competed at the BC Open on Saturday. Mike Ungvarsky won the county championship in the 3200 and Steven Liu won the county championship in the triple jump. Liu is the first male athlete from CHS to win the title at the county open.
Boy’s Volleyball: The Pirates played just three times this week, taking down Camden Academy Charter 2-0 and Moorestown 2-0 before falling to Pennsauken 2-0. The Pirates end the regular season with a record of 17-12 overall and 7-3 in the Olympic-National, good for third place. Cinnaminson earned the #10 seed in the South Jersey bracket and will travel to #7 Donovan Catholic on Tuesday, May 24 for the first round. In the loss to Pennsauken, senior Pat McCarthy became the first player in program history to reach 600 kills.
Girl’s Lacrosse: The Pirates girl’s lacrosse team was eliminated from the South, Group 2 Tournament on Wednesday with a 19-4 loss to Red Bank Catholic. Cinnaminson ends the year with a 9-8 record. Goals were scored by Katie O’Connor (2), Casey Joyce and Julia Averill. It was the lone game of the week for the Pirates.
Girl’s Track and Field: The girl’s track and field team finished its suspended meet with Delran this week, winning by a score of 89-51 to finish the dual meet season 5-0 and take home the Patriot Division title outright. The girl’s team also competed at the BC Open on Saturday. Alex Keck finished 7th in the county finals for the 100 meter hurdles.
Golf: The Pirates golf team won the Central-South Group 1 Sectional title on Monday before winning two more matches en route to a 15-0 record. The Pirates took down Northern Burlington and Holy Cross this week. The Pirates will compete in the Group 1 Championship on Monday, May 23.
Softball: The Pirates softball team took down Pitman 6-0 this week and played Delran on Thursday night, coming away with a 7-1 win. Cinnaminson is now 10-12 overall and 3-5 in the Patriot and has won three in a row. The Pirates earned the #4 seed in the South, Group 2 Tournament and will host #13 Medford Tech on Monday, May 23 at 3:45pm.
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