The Pirates Week in Review for the week of May 9-15 is here. Take a look back at the week that was in Cinnaminson High School varsity sports.
Baseball: The Pirates baseball team played to a record of 1-3 this week. The team’s lone win came during senior night on Monday at Memorial against Riverside. The Pirates three losses this week came to Delran (6-1 in Patriot), Haddon Township (10-0) and Lenape (13-5 in Diamond Classic). The loss to Lenape was the second of the season for the Pirates and came in the first round of the tourney. The loss to Delran was the first of the year for the Pirates in the Patriot. Cinnaminson is now 11-10 overall and 5-1 in the division. The team returns to the field Tuesday with a game at Pennsauken. The Pirates will learn their playoff seeding early this week.
Boy’s Lacrosse: The boy’s lacrosse team went 1-1 this week with a 16-1 win over visiting Hamilton West and an 8-1 loss to Moorestown Friends on the road. Cinnaminson is now 3-13 on the year. The Pirates final regular season game scheduled for Friday against Rancocas Valley was rained out. The Pirates have an outside chance at slipping into the South, Group 1 playoffs.
Boy’s Tennis: The boy’s tennis team stayed red hot for yet another week of the spring season. The Pirates went 4-0 this week, including a 4-1 win over Delsea in the first round of the South, Group 2 Tournament. Other wins this week included a 5-0 victory over Burlington Township, a 3-2 victory over Rancocas Valley and a 4-1 victory over division rival Holy Cross. The Pirates hit the court again on Tuesday with a second round playoff match at West Deptford. Cinnaminson is now 14-2 overall and 8-0 in the Freedom. The Pirates are riding a 14-match win streak.
Boy’s Track and Field: The boy’s track and field team won yet another regular season Patriot title this week with a meet win over Holy Cross. The Pirates finished the dual meet season at 5-0. On Saturday, the program competed at Northern Burlington in the BCSL Divisional Meet, finishing first in the Patriot. Cinnaminson hits the track next Saturday for the BC Open.
Boy’s Volleyball: The boy’s volleyball team went 2-1 this week to move to 15-11 overall and 6-3 in the Olympic-National. Cinnaminson won its senior night match against Woodrow Wilson on Monday night and then took down Camden in the middle of the week. The Pirates lone loss came to Cherry Hill East 3-1 on Friday. Cinnaminson then competed in the WJVL Tournament at Moorestown on Saturday. The Pirates finished third and picked up tournament wins over Moorestown, Rancocas Valley and Collingswood. The matches do not count towards regular season records. Cinnaminson visits Camden Academy Charter Monday for their final divisional match of the season.
Girl’s Lacrosse: The girl’s lacrosse team went 1-0 this week after having two games canceled due to weather. The Pirates picked up a 21-5 win over Maple Shade on Wednesday to move to 9-7 on the season. Julia Averill scored 11 goals to lead the Pirates and her 11th of the day was the 100th of her career. Cinnaminson awaits its playoff fate (seeding), which should be available early this coming week.
Girl’s Track and Field: The Pirates went 1-0 this week with a dominating dual meet win over Holy Cross to move to 4-0 on the year. The Pirates then competed at the BCSL Divisional Meet at Northern Burlington on Saturday. The Pirates won the Patriot Division at the meet. Cinnaminson will complete its suspended meet at Delran this Tuesday, which will decide the division for yet another season.
Golf: Golf just keeps on winning matches. The Pirates remaining red hot by going 3-0 this week to move to 13-0 overall. Cinnaminson took down Northern Burlington, Pemberton and Burlington Township. After needing a tiebreaker to defeat Burlington Township in their first meeting, the Pirates took down the Falcons this week by just one stroke. Cinnaminson will compete at sectionals on Monday at the Town and Country Golf Course. It is an 18-hole tournament and only the top two teams advance to states.
Softball: Softball ended a four-game losing streak this week, but not before losing the fourth game of that skid to Pemberton 8-3 on Tuesday. Cinnaminson responded on Thursday with a dominating win over Glassboro by an 8-0 score. The Pirates are now 8-12 overall and 2-5 in the Patriot. and will host Pitman on Monday afternoon. The Pirates should learn the playoff seeding early this coming week.
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