West Jersey Football League teams learn crossovers, schedules; Woodstown, Pennsville, Schalick all play the four other county teams this cycle despite being in different divisions, Salem-Penns Grove off the schedule
By Al Muskewitz Riverview Sports News
Three of the five football-playing high schools teams in Salem County are playing all four of their county rivalries this upcoming football season, while one long-standing rivalry is missing from the mix to make it a true Big Five slate.
The West Jersey Football League schedule is out and what it reveals locally is for only the second time since 2000 — unless they get together in Week Zero (unlikely) or the playoffs — Penns Grove and Salem will not play each other over the next two seasons.
Salem’s crossovers are Audubon, Woodstown and Clayton. Penns Grove’s crossovers are Lindenwold, Pennsville and Schalick.
It’ll be only the third time in the history of the series (early 90s, 2000-01) they will not have played in a home-and-home cycle. The series has been ongoing since 1912 with Penns Grove leading 57-46-6. They met three times in the playoffs.
“It don’t feel right, don’t look right,” said Salem coach Kemp Carr, a Salem native who played in the rivalry and has been head coach on both sides of it. “It goes back for a while. It’s your crosstown rivalry. It’s our second biggest rivalry in the county, realistically.
“It’s for the township, it’s for the people, that’s what matters. It’s giving the community what they look forward to every year no matter what the records are. You can throw the records out.”
Pennsville, Schalick and Salem will play each other as part of the WJFL Diamond Division schedule. Pennsville and Schalick both picked up Woodstown and Penns Grove, lifetime Diamond Division teams demoted this round to the Independence Division for the next two-year cycle.
“It’s an exciting opportunity,” Pennsville coach Mike Healy said. “Being in a county with just five high schools that play football really turn each of these into a rivalry game. The kids all know each other and you can see in other sports how fired up they are to play each other.”
Woodstown will play all three Salem County Diamond Division teams, with Pennsville as its Week Zero game not incorporated in the WJFL schedule release.
“We are excited about the new schedule and the new challenges it brings,” Woodstown coach Frank Trautz said. “I love that we have those crosstown rivalries and I think it’s great for the community.”
Photo: Penns Grove and Salem battle during their 2024 game.
DIAMOND
PENNSVILLE
SALEM
SCHALICK
Week 0
at Woodstown
vs. Maple Shade
Week 1 (9/4)
Overbrook
Paulsboro
Burl City
Week 2 (9/11)
at Pitman
Audubon
at Woodstown
Week 3 (9/18)
at Paulsboro
at Schalick
Salem
Week 4 (9/25)
Burlington City
Overbrook
at Paulsboro
Week 5 (10/2)
Penns Grove
Woodstown
at Cumberland
Week 6 (10/9)
at St. Joe Hamm
at Clayton
Penns Grove
Week 7 (10/16)
at Schalick
at Burl City
Pennsville
Week 8 (10/23)
Salem
at Pennsville
Overbrook
INDEPENDENCE
PENNS GROVE
WOODSTOWN
Week 0
Pennsville
Week 1 (9/4)
at Buena
at Clayton
Week 2 (9/11)
Lindenwold
Schalick
Week 3 (9/18)
Pitman
at Woodbury
Week 4 (9/25)
at Woodbury
Buena
Week 5 (10.2)
at Pennsville
at Salem
Week 6 (10/9)
at Schalick
Overbrook
Week 7 (10/16)
Woodstown
at Penns Grove
Week 8 (10/23)
Clayton
Pitman
DIAMOND/INDEPENDENCE DIVISIONS WEEK 1 (Sept. 4) Burlington City at Schalick Overbrook at Pennsville Paulsboro at Salem Penns Grove at Buena Woodstown at Clayton Woodbury at Pitman
WEEK 2 (Sept. 11) Hopewell Valley at Burlington City Highland at Overbrook Paulsboro at West Deptford Pennsville at Pitman Audubon at Salem Schalick at Woodstown Buena at Mastery Clayton at Haddon Twp. Lindenwold at Penns Grove Woodbury at Gateway
WEEK 3 (Sept. 18) Burlington City at Overbrook Pennsville at Paulsboro Salem at Schalick Buena at Clayton Pitman at Penns Grove Woodstown at Woodbury
WEEK 4 (Sept. 25) Burlington City at Pennsville Overbrook at Salem Schalick at Paulsboro Buena at Woodstown Penns Grove at Woodbury
WEEK 5 (Oct. 2) Palmyra at Burlington City West Deptford at Overbrook Paulsboro at Woodbury Penns Grove at Pennsville Woodstown at Salem Schalick at Cumberland Wildwood at Buena Gateway at Clayton Pitman at Gloucester Catholic
WEEK 6 (Oct. 9) Burlington City at Riverside Overbrook at Woodstown Haddonfield at Paulsboro Pennsville at St. Joe’s (Hamm) Salem at Clayton Penns Grove at Schalick Lindenwold at Buena Salem at Clayton Pitman at KIPP Woodbury at Collingswood Woodstown at Overbrook
WEEK 7 (Oct. 16) Salem at Burlington City Overbrook at Paulsboro Pennsville at Schalick Buena at Pitman Clayton at Woodbury Woodstown at Penns Grove
WEEK 8 (Oct. 23) Paulsboro at Burlington City Schalick at Overbrook Salem at Pennsville Woodbury at Buena Clayton at Penns Grove Pitman at Woodstown
Snow day provides a chance to check out the Salem County basketball statistical leaders; leaders based on statistics posted to state reporting service (must have played in 75 percent of team’s games)
Boys
SCORING (based on avg.)
GP
FG
FT
PTS
AVG
Mason O’Brien, Pennsville
12
80
40
220
18.3
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
15
72
33
213
14.2
Tymear Lecator, Salem
13
58
179
13.8
Deshaan Williams, Salem
14
55
184
13.1
Julian Dickerson, Schalick
13
64
21
168
12.9
Eli Caesar, Woodstown
14
55
23
159
11.4
Neziah Spence, Salem
13
33
133
10.2
Roman Gipson, Penns Grove
16
67
10
161
10.1
Will Roy, Penns Grove
16
63
7
148
9.3
Danny Knight, Pennsville
12
108
9.0
Andrew White, Woodstown
13
43
18
111
8.5
Geonni Conrad, Penns Grove
16
47
22
131
8.2
Dylan Sheehan, Schalick
13
49
9
107
8.2
Raphael Busch, Salem Tech
9
29
14
73
8.1
Orion Baldwin, Schalick
13
39
13
104
8.0
Alejandro Vazquez, Woodstown
15
38
16
117
7.8
Sherrod Jones, Schalick
10
32
9
77
7.7
Chase Pompper, Salem Tech
11
30
21
84
7.6
Kade Macom, Schalick
13
39
4
96
7.4
Xavier McGriff, Salem
13
26
90
6.9
Josh King, Woodstown
15
42
13
98
6.5
Aiden Bobo, Salem Tech
11
24
15
69
6.3
BJ Robbins, Salem
13
24
63
4.9
Marshall Stephens, Salem
13
34
71
5.5
3-POINT GOALS (based on total)
GP
TOTAL
AVG
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
15
36
2.40
Julian Dickerson, Schalick
13
23
1.77
Alejandro Vazquez, Woodstown
15
23
1.53
Eli Caesar, Woodstown
14
21
1.50
Mason O’Brien, Pennsville
12
20
1.67
Tymear Lecator, Salem
13
17
1.30
Roman Gipson, Penns Grove
16
17
1.06
Geonni Conrad, Penns Grove
16
15
0.94
Neziah Spence, Salem
13
14
1.08
Kade Macom, Schalick
13
14
1.08
Will Roy, Penns Grove
16
13
0.80
Orion Baldwin, Schalick
13
13
1.00
Lucas Fulmer, Woodstown
14
12
0.88
NOTE: Larry Pompper, Salem Tech 9 in 6 games
FT SHOOTING (based on pct.)
GP
FTM
FTA
PCT
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
15
33
39
.850
Eli Caesar, Woodstown
14
23
30
.770
Alejandro Vazquez, Woodstown
15
16
21
.760
Julian Dickerson, Schalick
13
21
29
.720
Mason O’Brien, Pennsville
12
40
59
.680
Josh King, Woodstown
15
13
21
.620
Raphael Busch, Salem Tech
9
14
23
.610
Andrew Wrote. Wppdstpwm
13
18
30
.600
Dylan Sheehan, Schalick
13
9
16
.560
Ayden Myers, Salem Tech
8
5
10
.500
Chase Pompper, Salem Tech
11
21
42
.500
Orion Baldwin, Schalick
13
13
27
.480
Aiden Bobo, Salem Tech
11
15
35
.430
REBOUNDS (based on avg.)
GP
TOT
AVG
Deshaan Williams, Salem
14
133
9.5
Dylan Sheehan, Schalick
13
122
9.4
Raphael Busch, Salem Tech
9
71
7.9
Marshall Stephens, Salem
13
98
7.5
Andrew White, Woodstown
13
80
6.1
Josh King, Woodstown
15
91
6.1
Mishawn Brantley, Penns Grove
16
86
5.4
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
15
72
4.8
Tymear Lecator, Salem
13
50
3.9
Sherrod Jones, Schalick
10
38
3.8
Eli Caesar, Woodstown
14
53
3.8
Cooper Willoughby, Schalick
12
45
3.8
Xavier McGriff, Salem
13
45
3.8
Julian Dickerson, Schalick
13
44
3.4
Roman Gipson, Penns Grove
16
49
3.3
Mason O’Brien, Pennsville
12
39
3.3
Alejandro Vazquez, Woodstown
15
48
3.2
Kade Macom, Schalick
13
42
3.2
Will Roy, Penns Grove
16
47
2.9
Luis Colon, Penns Grove
16
46
2.9
Geonni Conrad, Penns Grove
16
47
2.9
Aiden Bobo, Salem Tech
11
32
2.9
NOTE: Frank Hoerst, Woodstown had 66 in 10 games; Haneef Frisby, Penns Grove had 79 in 10 games
ASSISTS (based on total)
GP
TOT
AVG
Tymear Lecator, Salem
13
68
5.23
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
15
54
3.60
Alejandro Vazquez, Woodstown
15
51
3.40
Roman Gipson, Penns Grove
16
49
3.06
BJ Robbins, Salem
13
48
3.69
Orion Baldwin, Schalick
13
44
3.38
Julian Dickerson, Schalick
13
36
2.77
Will Roy, Penns Grove
16
30
1.88
Eli Caesar, Woodstown
14
23
1.64
Geonni Conrad, Penns Grove
16
20
1.29
Dylan Sheehan, Schalick
13
19
1.46
Josh King, Woodstown
15
19
1.27
Mason O’Brien, Pennsville
12
18
1.50
Luis Colon, Penns Grove
16
17
1.06
Sherrod Jones, Schalick
10
15
1.50
Lucas Fulmer, Woodstown
14
14
1.00
Neziah Spence, Salem
13
14
1.08
NOTE: Kenny Bartee, Schalick, 44 in 5 games
STEALS (based on total)
GP
TOT
AVG
Geonni Conrad, Penns Grove
16
42
2.63
Julian Dickerson, Schalick
13
35
2.69
Will Roy, Penns Grove
16
34
2.13
Josh King, Woodstown
15
31
2.07
Dylan Sheehan, Schalick
13
30
2.31
Roman Gipson, Penns Grove
16
28
1.75
Orion Baldwin, Schalick
13
25
1.92
Alejandro Vazquez, Woodstown
15
24
1.60
Luis Colon, Penns Grove
16
24
1.50
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
15
22
1.47
Eli Caesar, Woodstown
14
22
1.57
Neziah Spence, Salem
13
21
1.62
Sherrod Jones, Schalick
10
19
1.90
Mason O’Brien, Pennsville
12
18
1.50
Xavier McGriff, Salem
13
17
1.31
Andrew White, Woodstown
13
13
1.00
Mishawn Brantley, Penns Grove
16
13
1.06
NOTE: Kenny Bartee, Schalick, 24 in 5 games
BLOCKED SHOTS (Total) 26: Marshall Stephens, Salem 19: Mishawn Brantley, Penns Grove 15: Aiden Bobo, Salem Tech 10: Haneef Frisby, Penns Grove 9: Raphael Busch, Salem Tech 8: Sherrod Jones, Schalick 7: Andrew White, Woodstown; Dylan Sheehan, Schalick
Girls
SCORING (based on avg.)
GP
FG
FT
PTS
AVG
Taylor Bass, Pennsville
14
87
28
222
15.9
Nevaeh Robinson, Schalick
12
73
16
172
14.3
Marley Wood, Pennsville
12
54
41
166
13.8
Dyaira Anderson, Salem
10
51
23
125
12.5
Keziah Patterson, Penns Grove
11
47
21
135
12.3
Lauren Hengel, Woodstown
16
67
13
175
10.9
JaNiyah Cummings, Penns Grove
11
48
12
120
10.9
/Madison Dixon, Salem
9
32
8
88
9.8
Shelby Drummond, Salem Tech
10
35
3
83
8.3
Addie Johnston, Pennsville
14
44
5
122
8.1
Kendall Young, Woodstown
16
51
16
126
7.9
Kyia Leyman, Woodstown
15
49
12
119
7.9
Carlysia Pierce, Salem
11
36
12
85
7.7
Shelby Liber, Salem Tech
8
21
6
60
7.5
Mikayla Washington, Penns Grove
11
19
22
78
7.1
Willow Davis, Schalick
12
31
15
93
6.9
Amora Delaine, Salem Tech
10
25
13
63
6.3
Rylee Doerr, Salem Tech
9
21
8
50
5.6
Ava Scurry, Schalick
10
25
3
53
5.3
Emma Perry, Woodstown
15
32
4
70
4.7
Timmiyah Simmons, Salem
9
16
4
41
4.6
Olivia Vanacker, Schalick
11
18
9
47
4.3
Jaiden Wilson, Pennsville
14
18
11
52
3.7
Jaryn Weathers, Salem
9
13
5
32
3.6
Talia Guardascione, Woodstown
14
17
13
49
3.5
3-POINT GOALS (based on total)
GP
TOT
AVG
Lauren Hengel, Woodstown
16
29
1.81
Addie Johnston, Pennsville
14
27
1.93
Taylor Bass, Pennsville
14
20
1.43
Marley Wood, Pennsville
12
17
1.42
Willow Davis, Schalick
12
15
1.25
Madison Dixon, Salem
9
13
1.44
NOTE: Woodstown’s Mia Waterman has 22 3s in 11 games.
FT SHOOTING (based on pct.)
GP
FTM
FTA
PCT
Addie Johnston, Pennsville
14
5
6
.830
Talia Guardascione, Woodstown
14
13
18
.720
Keziah Patterson, Penns Grove
11
21
29
.720
Jaiden Wilson, Pennsville
14
7
11
.640
Taylor Bass, Pennsville
14
28
47
.600
Kendall Young, Woodstown
16
16
28
.570
Marley Wood, Pennsville
12
41
73
.560
Shelby Liber, Salem Tech
8
6
11
.550
Amora Delaine, Salem Tech
10
13
26
.500
Izzy Saulin, Pennsville
14
5
10
.500
Jaida Burns, Pennsville
13
5
10
.500
Olivia Vanacker, Schalick
11
9
19
.470
Lauren Hengel, Woodstown
16
13
28
.460
Kyia Leyman, Woodstown
15
12
28
.430
REBOUNDS (based on avg.)
GP
TOT
AVG
Rylee Doerr, Salem Tech
9
114
12.7
Dyaira Anderson, Salem
10
123
12.3
Amora Delaine, Salem Tech
10
92
9.2
Ava Scurry, Schalick
10
89
8.9
Nevaeh Robinson, Schalick
12
104
8.7
Marley Wood, Pennsville
12
87
7.3
Mikayla Washington, Penns Grove
11
67
6.1
Alysia Pierce, Salem
11
59
5.4
Lauren Hengel, Woodstown
16
86
5.4
Cali Fisler, Schalick
11
53
4.8
Taylor Bass, Pennsville
14
61
4.4
Madison Dixon, Salem
9
40
4.4
Jaida Burns, Pennsville
13
56
4.3
Triscia Wilson, Salem
8
34
4.3
Olivia Vanacker, Schalick
11
45
4.1
Kyia Leyman, Woodstown
15
59
3.9
Jaryn Weathers, Salem
9
34
3.8
Janiyah Cummings, Penns Grove
11
40
3.6
Shelby Drummond, Salem Tech
10
34
3.4
Izzy Saulin, Pennsville
17
45
3.2
ASSISTS (based on total)
GP
TOT
AVG
Marley Wood, Pennsville
12
85
7.08
Olivia Vanacker, Schalick
11
39
3.55
Kendall Young, Woodstown
16
30
1.88
Carlysia Pierce, Salem
11
26
2.36
Addie Johnston, Pennsville
14
24
1.71
Taylor Bass, Pennsville
14
24
1.71
Madison Dixon, Salem
9
24
2.67
Cali Fisler, Schalick
11
23
2.09
Nevaeh Robinson, Schalick
12
21
1.75
Lauren Hengel, Woodstown
16
21
1.31
Shelby Liber, Salem Tech
8
19
2.38
Rylee Doerr, Salem Tech
9
18
2.00
Emma Perry, Woodstown
15
17
1.13
Jaida Burns, Pennsville
13
16
1.33
Shelby Drummond, Salem Tech
10
16
1.60
STEALS (based on total)
GP
TOT
AVG
Taylor Bass, Pennsville
14
50
3.57
Willow Davis, Schalick
12
44
3.67
Cali Fisler, Schalick
11
40
3.64
Carlysia Pierce, Salem
11
40
3.64
Olivia Vanacker, Schalick
11
34
3.09
Emma Perry, Woodstown
15
33
2.20
Kendall Young, Woodstown
16
29
1.81
Ava Scurry, Schalick
10
28
2.80
Lauren Hengel, Woodstown
16
24
1.44
Addie Johnston, Pennsville
14
23
1.64
Marley Wood, Pennsville
12
24
2.00
Nevaeh Robinson, Schalick
12
23
1.92
Jaiden Wilson, Pennsville
14
22
1.57
Shelby Drummond, Salem Tech
10
19
1.90
Amora Delaine, Salem Tech
10
19
1.90
Izzy Saulin, Pennsville
14
17
1.21
Madison Dixon, Salem
9
16
1.78
Kaliyah Taylor, Salem
8
15
1.88
Shelby Liber, Salem Tech
8
14
1.75
BLOCKED SHOTS (Total) 32: Ava Scurry, Schalick 31: Rylee Doerr, Salem Tech 15: Amora Delaine, Salem Tech 14: Dyaira Anderson, Salem 11: Carlysia Pierce, Salem 10: Kyia Leyman, Woodstown; JaNiyah Cummings, Penns Grove; Marley Wood, Pennsville
Here is the Salem County sports schedule for the week of Jan. 26-31; *-weather permitting, of course
MONDAY, JAN. 26 BOYS BASKETBALL Penns Grove at Mastery Camden Gateway at Schalick, 5:30 p.m. Moorestown Friends at Woodstown, 5:30 p.m. Salem Tech at Salem, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Gloucester at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. Schalick at Gateway, 5:30 p.m. Wildwood at Salem, 5:30 p.m., ppd. SWIMMING Woodstown vs. Salem at GCIT, 7:15 p.m. WRESTLING Pennsville at Audubon, 6 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech vs. Gloucester Catholic, Wood Lanes, 3:45 p.m. Salem vs. Lindenwold at 30 Strikes, cld.
TUESDAY, JAN. 27 BOYS BASKETBALL Camden County Tech at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. Overbrook at Pennsville, 5:30 p.m. Salem at Wildwood, 5:30 p.m. Schalick at Penns Grove, 5:30 p.m. Woodstown at Glassboro, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Glassboro at Woodstown, 5:30 p.m. Pennsville at Overbrook, 5:30 p.m. Penns Grove at Schalick, 4 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech vs. Collingswood at Westbrook Lanes, 3:45 p.m. SWIMMING Woodstown in South Jersey Open at GCIT, 7 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Philadelphia at Salem CC, 7 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Delaware Tech at Salem CC, 5 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28 WRESTLING Woodstown at Cumberland, 5 p.m. Salem at Clayton, 5 p.m. Pennsville, Salem girls at TCC/Colonial Jamboree, Clayton, 5 p.m. SWIMMING TCC Showcase, GCIT, 3 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech vs. Clayton, Wood Lanes, 4 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Launch of Salem CC football program
THURSDAY, JAN. 29 BOYS BASKETBALL Clayton at Woodstown, 5:30 p.m. Salem Tech at Pennsville, 5:30 p.m. Wildwood at Penns Grove, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Pennsville at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. Schalick at Salem, 5:30 p.m. Woodstown at Clayton, 5:30 p.m. SWIMMING Schalick at Camden Academy Charter, 3:45 p.m. INDOOR TRACK Schalick at Cherokee Challenge, 4 p.m. Pennsville at Bennett Center, 5 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech vs. Lindenwold, 30 Strikes, 3:45 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Salem CC at Brookdale, 7 p.m.
FRIDAY, JAN. 30 BOYS BASKETBALL Salem vs. Burlington Twp. at Holy Cross, 5:30 p.m. Lindenwold at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Cumberland at Pennsville, 5:30 p.m. Salem at Collingswood, 5:30 p.m. WRESTLING Collingswood at Schalick, 5 p.m. INDOOR TRACK TCC Showcase at Bennett Complex, 5 p.m.
SATURDAY, JAN. 31 BOYS BASKETBALL Collingswood at Schalick, 11:30 p.m. Woodstown at Washington Twp., noon WRESTLING Penns Grove at Highland Quad, 9 a.m. Burlington Twp., Lacey Twp., Pennsauken at Woodstown, 10 a.m. Cumberland, Williamstown, Cedar Creek at Pennsville, 10 a.m. Schalick, Lindenwold at Palmyra, 10 a.m. Salem at Arthur Johnson, 10 a.m. Salem girls at Eastern Jamboree, 9 a.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Salem CC at Luzerne, noon WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Raritan Valley at Salem CC, noon
Salem CC women snap losing streak with road win, includes scores and highlights from Saturday’s Salem County sports calendar; this story will be updated
By Riverview Sports News
SCRANTON, Pa. – The Salem CC women’s basketball team showed what is possible with a fuller complement of players that stays in the game, getting minutes from seven players and scoring from six Saturday to snap a four-game losing streak in a 53-47 win over Lackawanna 63-47.
All seven players Salem coach Brian Marsh had available got in the game and six played at least 22 minutes. The Mighty Oaks postponed three of their previous four games because of an injury-riddled roster and finished the game they did play with four on the floor.
“I think it’s shown over this whole year that when we’re healthy and have extra bodies off the bench we’ve played well,” Marsh said. “We lost to the No. 4 team in the country by five points, the No. 17 team in the country by five points, we played Mercer well in the first half until we kind of got tired, so we’ve shown that when we have the numbers and we play together we can play well.
“Obviously ,we’ve been decimated by injuries this year and we’re starting to get a little bit healthy, but we’re not taking anything for granted, that’s for sure.”
With the win, the Mighty Oaks swept the season series from the Falcons. They had never beaten Lackawanna since reviving the program (0-4).
They jumped out to an 18-10 lead in the first quarter. They let the Falcons back in it in the second quarter, but they regrouped at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
Among their defensive highlights they forced the Falcons (5-11) into 28 turnovers, off which they scored 29 points.
“I thought this team played well,” Marsh said. “They did something today they’ve never done since I’ve been here: we won at Lackawanna. So it’s nice since Lackawanna is going (NCAA) D-II that we got to beat them twice this year.
“I think it shows a lot about my team’s character that they’re playing hard and they’re not given up. A lot of teams have packed it in in the same situation and we just don’t want to do that. I really think this shows a lot of character on our team that we’re willing to continue to play hard and play together.”
Tanijya Shaw led the Mighty Oaks (3-12) with 25 points. Kasey Oliver and Paula Wilson each had 12. Oliver also grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds.
Wilson, a freshman, was making her second straight start after scoring a career-high 20 point in their last game against Mercer and likely will remain a starter for the foreseeable future.
“Paula’s been playing really well,” Marsh said. “The last game she shot really well and I thought she deserved a chance to start.
“I think she’s earned it. She’s played really well. I think she leads us in blocks from her spot, she does really well rebounding and she’s probably our best 3-point shooter, so I think she’s earned it.
“I’m really proud of the way she’s come along. She sat out a year after high school (because of an ACL injury). I think she’s just playing basketball. I think she was a little tentative because of her knee … but I think she’s gotten over that mental hurdle and she’s playing really well for us.”
SALEM CC 63, LACKAWANNA 47 SALEM CC (3-12): RayNescia King 1-6 2-6 4, Tanijya Shaw 8-27 8-10 25, Kasey Oliver 5-10 2-2 12, Paula Wilson 5-17 0-0 12, Jayda Hunter 2-11 1-2 6, Dani Gustin 2-3 0-0 4, Breanne Ruhl 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-74 13-22 63. LACKAWANNA (5-11): Alania Ortiz 3-12 4-4 11, Sophia Suma 4-16 1-4 13, Abbie Larson 0-7 0-0 0, Canyah Randle 1-5 3-4 5, Abigail Merrifield 1-6 1-4 3, Jasmine Romano 3-11 1-2 8, Desire Nale 3-10 1-2 7. Totals 15-67 11-20 47.
Salem CC
20
13
18
17-
63
Lackawanna
13
14
10
10-
47
3-point goals: Salem CC 4-23 (King 0-1, Shaw 1-6, Wilson 2-13, Hunter 1-3); Lackawanna 6-26 (Ortiz 1-7, Suma 4-10, Romano 1-7, Nale 0-2). Rebounds: Salem CC 54 (Oliver 12, King 9, Hunter 9); Lackawanna 58 (Randle 20, Ortiz 8). Total fouls: Salem CC 11, Lackawanna 15.
Region XIX Women’s Standings
DIVISION II
R19
ALL
GSAC
Harcum (4)
8-0
16-1
Union (11)
9-1
17-2
7-0
Mercer (15)
7-2
14-3
3-1
Essex
7-3
14-4
5-2
Delaware Tech
4-6
7-13
Raritan Valley
3-6
6-13
3-4
Middlesex
3-7
8-14
1-4
Lackawanna
3-7
5-11
SALEM CC
2-6
3-12
0-3
Morris
0-8
0-8
0-4
Number in parenthesis is JUCO Division II national ranking
SATURDAY’S GAMES Salem CC 63, Lackawanna 47 Atlantic Cape 54, Camden 42 Mercer 94, Orange 23 Essex 71, Passaic 54 Sussex at Philadelphia Middlesex 61, Delaware Tech 50 Monroe-Bronx 58, RCSJ-Gloucester 55 Union at Harcum Westchester CC 60, Raritan Valley 53
SATURDAY’S MENS GAMES Thaddeus Stevens 90, Luzerne 73 Union 62, RCSJ-Cumberland 57 Northampton 70, Monroe-Bronx 63 Sussex at Philadelphia Orange 88, Mercer 86 Harrisburg Area 83, Delaware County 68 Middlesex 76, Delaware Tech 64 Monroe 92, Harcum 71 Montgomery at Passaic Atlantic Cape 64, Camden 59 Raritan Valley 75, Westchester 70 Essex 75, Morris 73
Boys basketball
WOODSTOWN 60, LEAP 55: Andrew White led three Wolverines in double figures with 15 points. Blake Bialecki added 13 and Eli Caesar had 11. Bialecki added three more 3s to his boys chool record (170). The Wolverines jumped out to a 35-19 halftime lead and held on.
Woodstown (9-6)
17
18
13
12-
60
LEAP (8-5)
11
8
20
16-
55
1000-Point Watch
PLAYER
TODAY
TOTAL
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
13 vs. LEAP
939
Tymear Lecator, Salem
DNP
832
Wrestling
PENNS GROVE QUAD Woodstown 59, Penns Grove 18 Woodstown 53, Millville 26 Woodstown vs. Haddonfield Millville 58, Penns Grove 24 Haddonfield 76, Penns Grove 6 Haddonfield 66, Millville 12
WOODSTOWN 59, PENNS GROVE 18 106: Jose Santiago (PG) pinned TJ Conto, 4:52 113: Jadon Middlemiss (WO) pinned Doel Torres, 1:29 120: Carson Bradway (WO) won by forfeit 126: Walker Battavio (WO) pinned Adan Gonzales, 1:12 132: Barry Coverly (WO) won by forfeit 138: Luke Woronicak (WO) pinned Nyhia West, 1:10 144: Nehemiah Carter (WO) tech fall over Cristian Garcia, 24-8 (3:39) 150: Angel Ocasio (P) pinned Josh Woronicak, 0:53 157: AbdulMutaAlie IbnAbdulHailm Tart (P) pinned Chance Baionno, 2:31 165: Logan Warfield (WO) won by forfeit 175: Greyson Hyland (WO) won by forfeit 190: Asher Fitzpatrick (WO) won by forfeit 215: Double forfeit 285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Antonio Cooper, 0:37
WOODSTOWN 53, MILLVILLE 26 106: Aiden Fowler (M) tech fall over TJ Conto, 18-1 (4:20) 113: Jadon Middlemiss (WO) pinned Josean Rivera, 1:17 120: Carson Bradway (WO) pinned Christian Roman, 1:04 126: Ruben Cruz (M) dec. Walker Battavio, 15-12 132: Barry Coverly (WO) pinned Connor Postalwaite, 1:47 138: Luke Woronicak (WO) won by forfeit 144: Nehemiah Carter (WO) won by forfeit 150: Patrick Tull (M) pinned Josh Woronicak, 3:32 157: Chance Baionno (WO) won by forfeit 165: Jared Hoffman (M) pinned Logan Warfield, 3:54 175: Greyson Hyland (WO) pinned Kyelle Corley, 1:00 190: Asher Fitzpatrick (WO) tech fall over Jayden Lenzsch, 19-2 (4:15) 215: Tyshawn English (M) pinned Josiah Mejias-Zimkouski, 1:23 285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Andrew Pinnock, 0:51
MILLVILLE 58, PENNS GROVE 24 120: Christian Roman (M) won by forfeit 126: Ruben Cruz (M) pinned Adan Gonzales, 5:47 132: Connor Postalwaite (M) won by forfeit 138: Nyhia West (PG) won by forfeit 144: Cristian Garcia (PG) won by forfeit 150: Patrick Tull (M) pinned Angel Ocasio, 4:47 157: AbdulMutaAlie IbnAbdulHailm Tart (P)G won by forfeit 165: Jared Hoffman (M) won by forfeit 175: Kyelle Corley (M) won by forfeit 190: Jayden Lenzsch (M) won by forfeit 215: Tyshawn English (M) won by forfeit 285: Andrew Pinnock (M) pinned Antonio Cooper, 1:15 106: Jose Santiago (PG) pinned Aiden Fowler, 1:25 113: Josean Rivera (M) maj. dec. Doel Torres, 22-12
HADDONFIELD 76, PENNS GROVE 6 106: Jose Santiago (PG) pinned Michael Scocca, 1:59 113: Cole Spence (H) pinned Doel Torres, 1:44 120: Harrison Carroll (H) won by forfeit 126: Alexandar Frey (H) tech fall over Adan Gonzales, 15-0 (1:20) 132: Charles Miller (H) won by forfeit 138: Pierce Hoffman (H) pinned Nyhia West, 0:26 144: George Falco (H) pinned Cristian Garcia, 0:52 150: William Dietz (H) tech fall over Angel Ocasio, 17-1 (2:25) 157: William Barker (H) pinned AbdulMutaAlie IbnAbdulHailm Tart, 4:48 165: Lino Tete (H) won by forfeit 175: Hutch Rhyne (H) won by forfeit 190: Parker Bawidamann (H) won by forfeit 215: Logan Rhea (H) won by forfeit 285: Michael Grant-Hines (H) pinned Antonio Cooper, 1:57
SCHALICK 46, VINELAND 36 120: Nick Garreffi (V) pinned Terry Both, 4:28 126: Deytin Pickett (V) won by forfeit 132: Chase Bordley (V) pinned Jacob Potts, 3:59 138: Jayden Binkowski (V) pinned Colin Bittle, 3:50 144: Michael Baisch (S_ pinned Joel Acosta, 1:56 150: Mason Hollywood (S) maj. dec. Cole Axelson, 10-2 157: Alan Garcia (V) over Ayden Jenkins, DQ 165: Anthony Deaver (S) pinned Zach Echevarria, 5:26 175: Ricky Watt (S) pinned Cris Lopez Perez, 4:15 190: Gerardo Felipe (S) pinned Liam Anderson, 0:44 215: James Cook (S) pinned Matt Nieves, 1:35 285: Jeff Edmonds (S) pinned Brian McCarter, 4:35 106: Victor Fenske (S) won by forfeit 113: Santino Machinsky (V) pinned Nicholas Latona, 1:50
SALEM TRI-MATCH Salem 42, Timber Creek 36 Middle Twp. 56, Salem 24 Middle Twp. 69, Timber Creek 9
SALEM 42, TIMBER CREEK 36 120: Zachary Tortella (S) won by forfeit 126: Adrien Morales (S) won by forfeit 132: Jesiyah Tomlinson (S) won by forfeit 138: Guylherme Quintanilha (S) pinned Jaire Williams, 1:24 144: Joseph Goetaski (S) pinned Alexander Dang, 1:32 150: Christian VonTonder (S) won by forfeit 157: Matt Cordova (TC) pinned Zyion Moore, 0:42 165: Quasir Pettit (TC) dec. Jordan Brown, 11-4 175: Jaivion Sydnor (S) pinned Ian Chandler, 3:46 190: Elijah Green (TC) pinned Kaleb Ewald, 1:22 215: Julian McCray (TC) won by forfeit 285: Roland Green (TC) dec. Abdullah Jenkins, SV-1 4-3 106: Lincoln Mitchell (TC) won by forfeit 113: Jimmy Boone (TC) won by forfeit
MIDDLE TWP. 56, SALEM 24 106: Calvin Parke (M) won by forfeit 113: Landon Shivers (M) won by forfeit 120: Benjamin Banks (M) tech fall over Zachary Tortella, 20-2 126: Michael Layer (M) pinned Adrien Morales, 0:54 132: Guylherme Quintanilha (S) pinned Thai Nguyen, 0:45 138: Maddox Boyd (M) maj. dec. Brodie Parker, 11-2 144: Joseph Goetaski (S) pinned Emmanuel Ortiz-Sanchez, 0:27 150: Tre Hamer (M) pinned Christian VonTonder, 4:35 157: Colin Prokson (M) pinned Zyion Moore, 1:00 165: Robert Attenborough (M) tech fall over Jordan Brown, 17-2 175: Jaivion Sydnor (S) pinned Jahzeel Perez 190: Connor Hagan (M) pinned Kaleb Ewald, 1:22 215: Robert Hodges (M) won by forfeit 285: Abdullah Jenkins (S) pinned Shaun Tangree
Indoor track
TOMS RIVER – Schalick’s David Stewart and Salvatore Longo had the best finishes among Salem County athletes at the SJTCA 15 Saturday at The Bubble.
Stewart finished second in the boys 200, running a 23.35 to Willingboro’s Christopher Jones’ 23.20. Longo was fourth in the boys pole vault at 11-6.
Two other Cougars had top 10 finishes. Chase Riley was eighth in the boys 1600 (4:52.48) and Olivia Luneman was eighth in the girls shot put (27-3).
Here are scores and highlights from Thursday’s Salem County sports calendar BOYS BASKETBALL Penns Grove 81, Clayton 66 Schalick 39, Pitman 38 Salem 86, Pennsville 23 GIRLS BASKETBALL Schalick 42, Pitman 32 Clayton 39, Penns Grove 28 Pennsville 70, Salem 34 SWIMMING Woodstown 119, Pitman 49 Schalick vs. Salem at GCIT BOWLING Salem Tech in NJTAC, Lucky Strike North Brunswick
Boys basketball
PENNS GROVE 81, CLAYTON 66: Clayton’s James Fritz scored a game-high 23 points, but the Red Devils offset it by placing five scorers in double figures.
Roman Gipson led Penns Grove with 16 points, six rebounds and eight assists. Luis Colon had a career-high 14 points, seven rebounds and three assists. Jameel Horace went for 13 and eight. Geonni Conrad had 12 points and five steals, Will Roy had 10 points.
CLAYTON (5-8): Jackson Venuto 3 0-0 6, James Fritz 10 3-8 23, Nasir Carter 2 1-4 5, Trevor Rehm 3 0-0 8, King Mosley 0 0-0 0, Michael Bull 2 3-4 7, Justin Delaney 1 0-0 3, Kevin Mosley 2 2-2 8, Enok Figeruoa 1 0-0 2, Isaiah Aviles 2 0-0 4, Anthony Taylor 0 0-0 0, Dominic Lemon 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 9-18 66. PENNS GROVE (10-6): Roman Gipson 8-0-16, Carson Pearsall 4-0-9, Benoni Conrad 5-2-12, Will Roy 5-0-10, Mishawn Brantley 2-0-4, Luis Colon 7-0-14, Jameel Horace 6-0-13, Ahkeen Edwards 0-0-0, Jeremy Costacamps 0-0-0. Totals 37-2-78.
SCHALICK 39, PITMAN 38: Dylan Sheehan hit the go-ahead free throw with six seconds left and the Cougars defended Pitman’s final layup to seal the victory and snap a three-game losing streak.
Justin Iacona converted a pass from Sheehan into a layup to tie the game with less than a minute to play. Julian Dickerson and Jase Volovar then trapped the ball at midcourt creating a steal by Sheehan, who was fouled driving to the basket. He made the second free throw to break the tie.
The Cougars battled back from a 19-6 first-quarter deficit to get the win.
“We talked all week about how physical Pitman is and how well they shoot the ball,” Schalick coach James Turner said. “Defensively we made too many mistakes in the first quarter. We made adjustments in the second quarter and our guys really responded.
“They played their asses off, made the necessary changes, and executed when it mattered most.:
Dickerson led the Cougars’ offense with 15 points, including 8-of-8 from the free throw line. Volovar made his first start of the season and scored five of the first six points of the game. He finished with 10.
SALEM 86, PENNSVILLE 23: Salem’s Tymear Lecator filled the box score with 26 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Darrell Johnson had 11 points and Fatah Paige had 10 points and six rebounds. Marshall Stephens had six points and seven rebounds, grabbing his 100th career rebound in the process, blocked three shots. Deshaan Williams grabbed eight boards.
1000-Point Watch
PLAYER
TODAY
TOTAL
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
DNP
926
Tymear Lecator, Salem
26 vs. Pennsville
814
Girls games
SCHALICK 42, PITMAN 32: Nevaeh Robinson scored eight of her game-high 20 points in the second quarter as the Cougars erased a one-point deficit and took control of the game. It was their third straight win.
PENNSVILLE 70, SALEM 34: Taylor Bass hit a career-tying six 3-pointers and erupted for a career-high 31 points, leading three Eagles in double figures. Marley Wood hit all four of her 3s in q 16-point first half and finished with 19. Addie Johnston had 11 points. The Eagles hit 14 3-pointers in the game. Madison Dixon led Salem’s offense with 10 points. Dyaira Anderson grabbed 17 rebounds.
Here are scores and details from Wednesday night’s Salem County sports calendar; includes track, basketball, wrestling and bowling
INDOOR TRACK PHILADELPHIA — Schalick’s Salvatore Longo and Penns Grove’s JaKai Ingram placed sixth in their respective events Wednesday night o post the highest finishes among Salem County athletes competing in the Nike Elite Indoor Meet at Penn’s Ott Center.
Longo was sixth in the boys pole vault at 11-6. He made three attempts at 12-0, a height that reduced the field to the final three. Ingram placed sixth in the boys shot with a PR of 45-0.25. It came on his final throw of the night.
Among the other Salem County athletes at the meet …
Kylee Goodson (Penns Grove) was ninth in the boys 400 with a PR of 50.66 that is the 34th fastest time in the state this year.
Arianna Dowe (Penns Grove) was ninth in the girls triple jump (32-11.75). Teammate Zoey Ceasar was tenth in the girls shot put (30-1.5)
Ahmad Tucker (Salem) was 13th in the boys long jump with a PR of 19-11.5.
Steve Chomo (Schalick) was 14th in the boys 800 with a season-best 2:04.25. He was sixth in his heat.
BOYS BASKETBALL Wildwood 68, Salem Tech 30: Trevor Troiano hit five of the Warriors’ 11 3-pointers and scored a game-high 17 points. Nolan Mawhinney added 13. Chase Pompper led the Chargers with 12 points. Wildwood (7-6) visits Salem Friday for first place in the TCC Classic Division.
3-point goals: Wildwood 11 (G. Troiano 2, Benichou, T. Troiano 5, Santiago, Sewell, McWade); Salem Tech 1 (L. Kroll).
GIRLS BASKETBALL OVERBROOK 65, SALEM TECH 37 Gianna Simon and Leigha Muff both went for 23 points as the Rams (2-12) won for the first time since their season opener. Muff hit five 3-pointers. Shelby Liber hit five 3-pointers and led the Chargers (2-9) with 18 points. Amora Delaine was credited with 21 rebounds.
3-point goals: Overbrook 8 (Simon 2, Washington, Muff 5); Salem Tech 6 (Drummond, Liber 5).
WRESTLING PENNSVILLE 49, TIMBER CREEK 30 106: Brett Land (P) pinned Lincoln Mitchell, 1:05 113: Jimmy Boone (T) pinned Jariel Colon, 1:42 120: Earl Wynn (P) tech fall over Dyllan Blotz, 19-3 126: Mehki Dicks (P) won by forfeit 132: Maximos Efelis (P) won by forfeit 138: Chase Baker (P) won by forfeit 144: Nathaniel Mason (P) tech fall over Jaire Williams, 24-8 150: Travis Hagan (P) won by forfeit 157: Matt Cordova (T) won by forfeit 165: Robbie McDade (P) pinned Nathaniel Collazo, 2:38 175: Ian Chandler (T) pinned Cristian Blyler, 3:07 190: Elijah Green (T) pinned Stephen Pangle, 0:49 215: Julian McCray (T) pinned Hunter Coulbourn, 2:34 285: Jacob Hand (P) dec. Roland Green, 4-1
WINSLOW 53, SALEM 21 106: Jason Green (WI) won by forfeit 113: Christopher Steed (WI) won by forfeit 120: Aaden King (WI) tech fall over Zachary Tortilla, 15-0 (1:30) 126: Alverse Cannon (WI) pinned Hayden Stauble, 1:00 132: Guilherme Quintanilha (S) pinned Nathan Downey, 3:35 138: Angel Berrios (WI) pinned Brodie Parker, 0:40 144: Noah Young (WI) pinned Joseph Goetaski, 2:21 150: Nathan Smalls (WI) pinned Christian VanTonder, 2:50 157: Zion Moore (S) dec. Joshua Martinez, 10-7 165: Luke Vigorito (WI) pinned Jordan Brown, 3:50 175: Jaivion Sydnor (S) pinned London Brown, 1:34 190: Caleb Walderrama (WI) pinned Kaleb Ewald, 1:40 215: Abdur Jenkins (S) dec. Kameriin Walters, 5-2 285: Abdullah Jenkins (S) dec. Izuchukwu Ugwuzor, 9-3
Clayton at Schalick
BOWLING Deptford 3, Salem 1: Edward Tokley rolled games of 247, 276 and 277 for an 800 series to lead Deptford (9-0) in the battle of Tri-County Conference division leaders. Troy Carey rolled the high game (254) and high series (633) for the Rams (8-2), who had an eight-match winning streak stopped. Deptford won the girls match, 4-0.
Penns Grove uses energy, defense to win on back-to-back days; Hengel gives courageous effort in Woodstown girls’ win; and more
BOYS BASKETBALL Penns Grove 63, Woodstown 52 Glassboro 56, Pennsville 17 Overbrook 64, Schalick 18 GIRLS BASKETBALL Woodstown 60, Penns Grove 28 Schalick 37, Overbrook 28 Glassboro 54, Pennsville 32 Salem 64, Salem Tech 36
By Al Muskewitz Riverview Sports News
WOODSTOWN – Some basketball teams, especially young ones that want to play at a fast pace, might be worried about playing on back-to-back days. Penns Grove coach Damian Ware welcomes the challenge.
Says it builds character.
The Red Devils have played on back-to-back days at least three times in each of Ware’s 13 years as head coach. They’ve already done it three times this season, but Tuesday was the first time they had won on consecutive days after turning back rival Woodstown 63-52.
It came a day after they beat Burlington City team in an intense MLK Day matinee decided by defense in the final 15 seconds.
“The difference between today’s game and yesterday’s game (was) yesterday in the fourth quarter we let Burlington City back into the game,” Ware said. “They took the lead on us at one point and we squeezed it out for the win.
“Today we stretched the lead out. It was a different game because we learned how to finish today. That was the difference between yesterday and today. It’s always good to finish a game and not have to worry about, shoot, we’ve got to make the last second shot to win the game, so that was good for us today.”
The Red Devils’ history has been pretty good on the second day of back-to-back games during Ware’s tenure. They were real good there for a while – 16-3 from 2017-2021 – and have a two years of struggle they’re starting to get the hang of it again.
They’re 32-24 in the second game of those sets, 20-12 after winning the first game. Their game Tuesday was their fourth in five days, sixth in nine.
The key to holding up in back-to-back games is having energy and Geonni Conrad said the Red Devils brought it from the start.
“Every time we come out with energy we do good, we can win back-to-back games,” the junior guard said. “If we don’t start the game with energy or a high tempo we most likely are losing to that team. I feel we like we did bring the energy early. I feel like we pushed it and tempo’d up the floor, played good defense and did what we needed to do.”
The second quality is stamina, and Ware has never worried about that.
“It’s very good for our conditioning,” he said. “We work very hard on practice on it. . We have good conditioning. I always say in the fourth quarter our conditioning should take over because we should be in better shape and we should be able to work harder from the first quarter to the fourth quarter and by the time we get to the fourth quarter we should have that team worn down. And I think that’s what happened today.”
The Red Devils got 17 points apiece from Conrad and Roman Gipson. Conrad opened the second half with two 3-pointers to help them start pulling away. There were four ties and eight lead changes in the first half.
“They were good looks,” Conrad said. “My teammates found me on the open wing and I tried to knock it down for them.”
They also got a double-double from 6-4 sophomore Mishawn Brantley. He had 10 points and 11 rebounds, with seven points and five boards coming in the fourth quarter when the Red Devils pushed the lead to 16.
“I came into this game looking forward to be dominating,” Brantley said. “I came into this game knowing we would win, knowing we were coming here and take home the win.”
“That was a break out game for him,” Ware said. “He’s only a sophomore and he hasn’t really played at a high level of varsity before, but now he’s starting to get to the point where he really understands it and he’s feeling more confident in himself. He’s coming out of his shell.”
The Wolverines were led by Blake Bialecki. The senior scored 16 points to push his career total to 916 and he hit two 3-pointers to break the boys’ school record for career 3s. Bialecki now has 167. The all-time school record is 186 by Talia Battavio.
“It’s cool,” he said of the record. “I work really hard shooting a lot of 3s training. I just want to win games.”
If Bialecki maintains his 14.3 ppg season scoring average he’s projected to hit the 1,000 mark at Overbrook Feb. 5, the end of a five-game road stretch. Failing that, the Wolverines’ three games after that are all against Salem County teams.
PENNS GROVE 63, WOODSTOWN 52 PENNS GROVE (9-6): Will Roy 4 0-0 9, Roman Gipson 7 1-1 17, Geonni Conrad 6 3-4 17, Carson Pearsall 0 3-6 3, Luis Colon 1 1-2 3, Mishawn Brantley 4 2-4 10, Jameel Horace 1 0-0 2, Ahkeem Edwards 1 0-0 2, Zane Thomas 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 10-17 63. WOODSTOWN (8-6): Eli Caesar 4 0-0 10, Jalen Markward 3 1-2 7, Blake Bialecki 5 4-5 16, Alejandro Vazquez 2 0-0 5, John Hood-McGinley 1 0-0 3, Josh King 0 0-0 0, Andrew White 3 3-4 9, Lucas Fulmer 1 0-0 2, Totals 19 8-11 52.
Penns Grove
15
14
14
20-
63
Woodstown
13
13
11
15-
52
3-point goals: Penns Grove 5 (Gipson 2, Roy, Conrad 2); Woodstown 6 (Bialecki 2, Caesar 2, Vazquez, Hood-McGinley). Rebounds: Penns Grove 37 (Brantley 11, Conrad 6, Pearsall 7); Woodstown 24 (Markward 5, Vazquez 6, White 5). Technical fouls: Pearsall. Fouled out: Caesar. Total fouls: Penns Grove 15, Woodstown 19. Officials: Konyak, Thomas.
OVERBROOK 64, SCHALICK 18: The Rams jumped out to a 17-6 lead in the first quarter, then held the Cougars scoreless in the second and the third en route to its 23rd straight Diamond Division win.
Bilal Robinson led three Rams in double figures and all scorers with 15 points. Lamar Little had 14 and JR Stanley 12. Robinson also had six rebounds, two assists and four blocked shots.
SCHALICK (5-7): Orion Baldwin 2-0-4, Julian Dickerson 1-0-2, Dylan Sheehan 2-0-4, Cooper Willoughby 0-3-3, Jacob Schalick 1-0-2, Will Sieminski 1-0-3. Totals 7-3-18. OVERBROOK (11-3): Lamar Little 6-1-14, JR Stanley 5-0-12, Jaden St. John 3-0-6, Rashon Jones 2-0-4, Josh Schoeb 1-0-3, Jayden Wilkerson 1-0-3, Bilal Robinson 6-0-15, Gavin Cajuste 0-0-0, Josh Lewis 0-0-0, Jason Boyd 1-2-5, Damere Vennie 1-0-2. Totals 26-3-64.
GLASSBORO 56, PENNSVILLE 17: The Bulldogs raced out to a 27-0 lead in the first quarter and coasted past the Eagles. Xavier Sabb had 16 points, nine rebounds and six assists. Maurice Davis had 14 points and seven boards. Aidan Clark had eight points for the Eagles, who are still missing top scorer Mason O’Brien.
GLASSBORO (3-9): William Goggans 8, Xavier Sabb 16, Mekhi Parker 3, Aiden Harris 9, Maurice Davis 14, Jack O;Connell 3, Derreck Robinson 3. PENNSVILLE (1-12): Jake Layfield 1, Gavin Spears 2, Danny Knight 5, Jacob Farina 1, Aidan Clark 8.
Glassboro
27
11
12
6-
56
Pennsville
0
5
5
7-
17
1000-Point Watch
PLAYER
TODAY
TOTAL
Blake Bialecki, Woodstown
16 vs. Penns Grove
926
Tymear Lecator, Salem
DNP
788
Girls games
PENNS GROVE — Woodstown’s Lauren Hengel gave one of the most courageous performances in the state Tuesday night.
The senior point guard lost her aunt and uncle in a Mullica Hill car crash over the weekend, but she played Tuesday night and led the Wolverines to a 60-28 victory over Penns Grove. She scored 24 points, hit four 3-pointers and pulled down 15 rebounds – all career highs. She also had four assists and five steals.
“Lauren was great tonight,” Woodstown coach Matt Smart said. “It was an emotional game for a lot of reasons, coming off an emotional loss last week and dealing with everything that she’s dealing with. At the end of the day she just wanted to be with her friends.
“She came out and played and was a leader on the court. Lauren is a fantastic player but at the end of the day she’s an even a better human being and I know the entire Woodstown community, family, our team, especially me, we all care about her.”
Hengel hit two 3-pointers in the first quarter as the Wolverines (7-8) jumped out to a 16-10 lead. She scored 14 points in the second half when they pulled away.
In between, she handled the ball, made several sharp passes that helped her teammates score, drove hard to the basket and held her own defensive guarding a big. She also helped bring players along who were getting some extended minutes.
“We’ve put her in a different role than she has been in the past three years,” Smart said. “There are ups and downs with that. Sometimes she can’t be that scorer that we need, but she distributes the ball. It’s a difficult year for her on the court dealing with that transition but she’s taken it in stride. She never complains about anything. She only asks how to get better.”
Emma Perry added 12 points and held Penns Grove top scorer Kezia Patterson to one field goal and seven points. JaNiyah Cummings led the Red Devils with 11 points.
Meanwhile, Kailyn Kennedy added eight points to the Wolverines’ attack, while Kendall Young and Talia Guardascione had seven points each.
Lauren’s uncle Thomas Hengel coached multiple sports at Clearview High School for more than 40 years. He was inducted into the Gloucester County Sports Hall of Fame in 2018.
GLASSBORO 54, PENNSVILLE 32: Kezia Brackett scored a career-high 36 points, grabbed eight rebounds and recorded five steals as the Bulldogs pulled into a tie with the Eagles for first place in the Tri-County Diamond Division.
Glassboro split with Pennsville in the season series and has a win over Woodstown. Pennsville has a one-point win over Woodstown. Woodstown plays Glassboro and Pennsville in the next two Tuesdays that could really jam up the division.
Marley Wood led the Eagles with 14 points. Taylor Bass had 12.
SALEM 64, SALEM TECH 36: Dyaira Anderson enjoyed her fifth double-double of the season and fourth in the last five games to help the Rams snap a three-game losing streak and get back to .500 (5-5).
Anderson had 16 points and 15 rebounds. She has had at least 10 rebounds in each of the last five games and averaged 17.8 points and 14.6 rebounds during the run.
Carlysia Pierce had 17 points, six rebounds and five steals, and Madison Dixon had 11 points.. Shelby Drummond led the Chargers with 10 points. Rylee Doerr had eight points, 15 rebounds and blocked four shots. Amora Delaine had eight points and 12 boards.
Defense plays big role in Penns Grove win, Salem loss
By Al Muskewitz Riverview Sports News
WOODBURY – One thing has been true about the Penns Grove basketball team no matter the year. If you’re going to play for Damien Ware, you’d better play defense.
The Red Devils have hung their hats on the way they get after the ball. And that’s what got them a 47-46 win over Burlington City in the MLK Day Showcase at Woodbury.
Will Roy got a deflection and then got it to Gianni Conrad for a layup that put the Red Devils (8-6) up 47-46 with 12 seconds to play. Then Roy made the stop they had to have, forcing the guard bringing the ball up the floor into a turnover with two seconds left, to seal the victory.
“There were 12 seconds left and we needed one stop; I’ll take that bet,” Ware said. “I think we can get one stop any time.
“We played full-court, man-to-man, they’ve got 12 seconds and we had a foul to give. We told them to play aggressive defense and make it hard for them to get the ball up the floor. Everybody plays defense for me. If you can’t play defense, you can’t play for me. Will was the one who came up with two big plays today.”
It didn’t have to be that close, but the Blue Devils (6-7) just wouldn’t go away. Penns Grove would go up by eight, Burlington City would come back. The Red Devils led by nine in the fourth quarter and hit a wall. BC outscored the Red Devils 13-5 in the fourth quarter.
“That’s part of my team because we’re young and kind of inexperienced in games like that so this is a big game for us to come out and win a game like that,” Ware said. “Two weeks ago we probalby would’ve lost that game.
“We’ve got a little more game experience, played more tougher opponents. We’re back to playing Group I teams, not that they’re any easier, but more on a par with where we’re at. We just found a way to win at the end.”
Conrad, a 6-foot junior guard, led all scorers with 16 points on the heels of a career-high 19-point game at Eastern. Roy and Roman Gipson each had eight.
BURLINGTON CITY (6-7) – Jamie Lambing 4-0-11, Rashad Newkirk 5-0-11, Jarrett James 2-0-4, Corey Degree 3-2-9, Theo Ellerbe 5-1-11. Totals 19-3-46. PENNS GROVE (8-6) – Roman Gipson 3-1-8, Carson Pearsall 2-1-6, Will Roy 3-1-8, Mishawn Brantley 2-0-4, Geonni Conrad 5-5-16, Luis Colon 1-1-3, Ahkeen Edwards 1-0-2, Jeremy Costacamps 0-0-0. Totals 17-9-47.
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16
13
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3-point goals: Burlington City 5 (Lambing 3, Newkirk, Degree); Penns Grove 4 (Gipson, Pearsall, Roy, Conrad).
ATLANTIC CITY 59, SALEM 53: Anthony Farmer spent the two-hour bus ride back from the boardwalk conflicted. Couldn’t really blame him.
His Group I Salem Rams played defense as well as it had all year, especially in the first half, and had their chances to make a statement against Group 4 Atlantic City, but in the end they just had too many turnovers to win.
Don-Taye Thompson scored seven of his game-high 23 points in overtime, including a thunderous dunk with 55 seconds left, and Salem committed seven of its 25 turnovers in the extra period to snap the Rams’ eight-game winning streak.
“It was a statement opportunity for South Jersey, for the state, for us as a program,” Farmer said. “I thought we matched up pretty well with them and I felt like even on the road this was one we possibly could get.
“I’m proud of what we did on the road. Being able to take the game into overtime with 25 turnovers at the end of night and you lose by five is amazing. How do you turn it over 25 times and lose by five? We competed like hell.”
Most of the turnovers came from moving too fast against the Vikings’ pressure instead of taking a beat and reading the floor. The turnovers never gave them a chance in overtime.
It was a defensive battle early, with the teams combining for 30 points in the first half. The Rams trailed by seven with two minutes left in the half, but Neziah Spence’s 3-pointer with 1:00 to go drew them to within 16-14 at halftime.
The Rams never could get the lead. Spence’s layup with 55 seconds left in regulation made it 47-45 and Deshaan Williams’ bucket with 33 seconds left tied it at 47.
The Vikings had the final possession in regulation. Tymear Lecator fouled Tamir Rex on consecutive inbounds plays and Thompson missed a runner in the lane at the buzzer to send the game to overtime.
Williams led Salem with his fifth double-double of the season (17 points, 13 rebounds). Lecator had 14 points, seven rebounds, six assists and four steals before fouling out. Fatah Paige and Marshall Stephens both grabbed 10 rebounds, but they only combined for seven points. Stephens also had five blocked shots.
“We had opportunities,” Farmer said. “I thought we did a really good job with the game plan that we put together. We watched them, we had our eyes on them, we knew what they were and we knew what we knew what we were trying to do. We did that. We’ve just got take care of the ball and make a few shots.”
SALEM (10-2): Tymear Lecator 14, Deshaan Williams 17, Fatah Paige 3, Neziah Spence 7, Xavier McGriff 1, BJ Robbins 5, Marshall Stephens 4, Darrelle Johnson 2. Totals 18 14-23 53. ATLANTIC CITY (8-5): DonTaye Thompson 23, Jacob Lane 5, Tamir Rex 11, Jalil Daniels 5, Exclusive Dublin 15, Hanif Rios 0.
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59
Rebounds: Salem 49 (Williams 13, Paige 10, Stephens 10); Atlantic City 18 (Dublin 11).
Wrestling
PAULSBORO GIRLS TOURNAMENT 138: Pennsville’s Summer Sassi lost a 20-8 major decision to Madisyn Paden of Clayton/Glassboro in the championship match. Sassi pinned the first two opponents she faced.
145: Pennsville’s Yerlian Charon pinned Grier Williams of North Star Academy in 36 seconds in the third-place match. Charon was pinned in the semifinals by weight class winner Deja Cofield of Gateway.
Here is the Salem County sports calendar for the week of Jan 19-24
MONDAY, JAN. 19 BOYS BASKETBALL Penns Grove vs. Burlington City at Woodbury, 11 a.m. Salem at Atlantic City, 2 p.m. WRESTLING Pennsville, Salem at Paulsboro Girls Tournament, 9 a.m. Schalick girls at Buena, 10 a.m. Pennsville at Deptford, 10 a.m.
TUESDAY, JAN. 20 BOYS BASKETBALL Glassboro at Pennsville, 5:30 p.m. Penns Grove at Woodstown, 5:30 p.m. Schalick at Overbrook, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Woodstown at Penns Grove, 4 p.m. Overbrook at Schalick, 5:30 p.m. Pennsville at Glassboro, 5:30 p.m. Salem at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech vs. Salem at Wood Lanes, 4 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Mercer at Salem CC, 5 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21 BOYS BASKETBALL Wildwood at Salem Tech, 4 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Overbrook at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. WRESTLING Woodstown at Overbrook Clayton at Schalick, 5 p.m. Winslow at Salem, 5 p.m. Pennsville at Timber Creek, 6 p.m. INDOOR TRACK Nike Elite Meet, Ott Center, Philadelphia, 7 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech vs. Collingswood, Westbrook Lanes, 3:45 p.m. Salem vs. Deptford at Brunswick Zone, 4 p.m.
THURSDAY, JAN. 22 BOYS BASKETBALL Clayton at Penns Grove, 5:30 p.m. Gloucester Catholic at Woodstown, 5:30 p.m. Pitman at Schalick, 5:30 p.m. Salem at Pennsville, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Schalick at Pitman, 4 p.m. Penns Grove at Clayton, 4 p.m. Pennsville at Salem, 5:30 p.m. SWIMMING Woodstown vs. Pitman at GCIT, 5:45 p.m. Schalick vs. Salem at GCIT, 7:15 p.m. BOWLING Salem Tech in NJTAC, Lucky Strike North Brunswick, 1 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Atlantic Cape at Salem CC, 5 p.m.
FRIDAY, JAN. 23 BOYS BASKETBALL Collingswood at Pennsville, 5:30 p.m. Gateway at Salem Tech, 5:30 p.m. Wildwood at Salem, 5:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL Salem at Buena, 5:30 p.m. Pennsville at Haddon Heights, 5:30 p.m. Schalick at Paulsboro, 5:30 p.m. WRESTLING Schalick at Pitman, 5 p.m. Pennsville at Woodstown, 6 p.m.
SATURDAY, JAN. 24 GIRLS BASKETBALL Kingsway at Woodstown, 11:30 a.m. WRESTLING Haddon Heights, Middle Twp., Timber Creek at Salem, 9 a.m. Woodstown, Haddonfield, Millville at Penns Grove, 9 a.m. Holy Spirit, Toms River North, Vineland at Schalick, 10 a.m. INDOOR TRACK Pennsville, Schalick, Woodstown at Bennett Complex, 9 a.m. SWIMMING SJISA Championships A, GCIT, 10 a.m. BOWLING Salem vs. Manchester Twp., 30 Strikes, 9:30 a.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Salem CC at Lackawanna, 1 p.m.
Here are results and details from Saturday’s events on the Salem County sports schedule BOYS BASKETBALL Eastern 58, Penns Grove 38: Eastern jumped out to a 23-7 lead in the first quarter and got balanced scoring throughout the lineup to win its fifth in a row. Penns Grove’s Geonni Conrad led all scorers with a career-high 19 points.
PENNS GROVE (7-6): Carson Gipson 0-0-0, Carson Pearsall 2-2-6, Haneef Frisby 0-0-0, Will Roy 0-0-0, Mishawn Brantley 1-4-6, Geonni Conrad 8-0-19, Luis Colon 0-0-0, Jeremy Costacamps 1-0-2, Ahkeen Edwards 2-1-5, Messiah Allah 0-0-0. Totals 14-7-38. EASTERN (13-2): Sean Karbach 6-0-13, Jake Tubman 1-0-2, Alex Grossman 1-1-3, Ashton Fedora 2-2-6, Landon Bethea 2-0-5, Edy Amankwaah 3-2-9, Evan Cardamone 4-0-8, Micah Fox 4-0-9, Lorenzo Locascio 0-0-0, Kyle Tulman 0-0-0, Brandon Gold 1-0-3. Totals 24-5-58.
Haddon Twp. 70, Schalick 23: Axel Mohr had 19 points and eight rebounds and three other Hawks scored in double figures. Sean Crawford had 12 points, six rebounds and six assists. Julian Dickerson led Schalick with 10.
SCHALICK (5-6): Julian Dickerson 4-2-10, Dylan Sheehan 2-0-4, Orion Baldwin 1-0-2, Kade Macom 1-0-2, Sherrod Jones 1-0-2, Jacob Schalick 0-1-1, Will Sieminski 1-0-2. Totals 10-3-23. HADDON TWP. (11-2): Axel Mohr 6-6-19, Chase Perrone 6-0-14, Sean Crawford 5-0-12, Nate Keating 5-0-10, Eamonn Sheehan 3-1-7, Peter Black 1-1-3, RJ Miller 1-0-3, Ryan Gallagher 1-0-2. Totals 28-8-70.
Cedar Creek 78, Woodstown 61: Blake Bialecki scored a career-high 31 points to move within 90 of 1,000 for his career, but the Wolverines couldn’t overcome four Pirates in double figures. Bialecki hit five of the Wolverines’ 11 3-pointers.
WOODSTOWN (8-5): Jalen Markward 1 0-0 2, Andrew White 1 0-0 2, Blake Bialecki 11 4-4 31, Alejandro Vazquez 4 1-3 11, Jack Hood-McGinley 1 1-2 4, Josh King 1 0-0 2, Lucas Fulmer 3 0-0 9. Totals 22 6-9 61. CEDAR CREEK (8-3): DyShamir Clegg-Campos 8 1-1 19, Jayden Henry 0 5-8 5, Markus Dillard 0 2-2 2, Sandy Thomas 4 0-0 4, Damien Morales 1 0-0 2, Nazir Thornton 7 0-1 15, Markus Polite 7 2-3 17, Frenchmon Bethea 5 3-4 14. Totals 30 13-19 78.
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3-point goals: Woodstown 11 (Bialecki 5, Vazquez 2, Hood-McGinley, Fulmer 3); Cedar Creek 5 (Clegg-Campos 2, Thornton, Polite, Bethea).
GIRLS BASKETBALL Delsea 39, Woodstown 35: Ayres Maitland scored 14 points and Madi Barndt 10 to lead Delsea. Kendall Young and Lauren Hengel led Woodstown with 12 and 10, respectively.
BUENA QUAD WOODSTOWN 49, PENNSAUKEN 24 106: Angel Escobar Erazo (P) pinned TJ Conto, 1:58 113: Jadon Middlemiss (WO) dec. Jeremy Slim, 10-4 120: Carson Bradway (WO) dec. Zachary Slime, 8-2 126: Walker Battavio (WO) tech fall over Anghel Juarez, 15-0 (2:04) 132: Barry Coverly (WO) won by forfeit 138: Caleb Smith (P) won by forfeit 144: Peter Lam (P) pinned Jacob Tocco, 0:35 150: Nehemiah Carter (WO) dec. Travis Ngeth, 7-3 157: Mathyias Ellis (WO) pinned Nathan Perez, 1:40 165: Ricky Watts (WO) tech fall over Kevin Terreros, 15-0 (3:26) 175: Greyson Hyland (WO) pinned Daymon Rodgers, 1:12 190: Kameron Hoskins (P) pinned Asher Fitzpatrick, 3:08 215: Bradley Snitcher (WO) pinned Jayden Shockley, 1:20 285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Ronell Muns Grullon, 1:17
Woodstown vs. Buena Woodstown vs. Haddon Heights
DEPTFORD QUAD SCHALICK 50, PEMBERTON 28 120: E’Shion Underwood (S) pinned Kayden Valasquez, 1:07 126: Diego Loeza Castillo (P) tech fall over Terry Both, 16-1 (2:12) 132: Jacob Potts (S) pinned Jariel Diaz, 0:26 138: Colin Bittle (S) won by forfeit 144: Michael Baisch (S) pinned Demitri Donald, 1:11 150: Mason Hollywood (S) won by forfeit 157: Ayden Jenkins (S) tech fall over Eddie Keenan, 18-0 (2:26) 165: Ryan Lambert (P) pinned Ayden Hubbard, 0:50 175: Mayrick Willits (P) pinned Anthony Deaver, 1:14 190: Ricky Watt (S) won by forfeit 215: Gerardo Felipe (S) dec. Josh Dixon, 7-4 285: JaZeer Oliver (P) pinned Ezequiel Garcia-Cruz, 0:32 106: Harley Donald (P) tech fall over Victor Fenske, 17-1 (0:56) 113: Nicholas Latona (S) won by forfeit
SCHALICK 38, HADDON TWP. 33 106: Connor Rowan (H) pinned Victor Fenske, 5:04 113: Patrick Campise (H) pinned Nicholas Latona, 3:44 120: E’Shion Underwood (S) pinned Jon Rodriguez, 0:36 126: Finn Boucher (H) tech fall over Terry Both, 21-3 (4:20) 132: Jacob Potts (S) pinned Blake Thoder, 3:00 138: Colin Bittle (S) pinned Michael Coyle, 0:30 144: Gabe Slafman (H) maj. dec. Michael Baisch, 21-9 150: Thomas Andrews (H) pinned Mason Hollywood, 1:49 157: Ayden Jenkins (S) dec. Brady Monoid, 6-2 165: Anthony Deaver (S) dec. Jude Martin, 12-5 175: Ricky Watt (S) tech fall over Jaden Curtis, 16-1 (3:41) 190: Gerardo Felipe (S) won by forfeit 215: Ethan Quiles (S) dec. Granger Revier, 11-4 285: Brennan Berger (H) pinned Ezequiel Garcia-Cruz, 1:30
SCHALICK 50, DEPTFORD 24 113: John Gigante (D) pinned Nicholas Latona, 4:22 120: Corey Hoffman (D) tech fall over Terry Both, 15-0 (4:03) 126: E’Shion Underwood (S) pinned Aiden Speigel, 1:21 132: Eion Curran (D) pinned Jacob Potts, 1:13 138: Amir Barnes (D) maj. dec. Colin Bittle, 14-2 144: Quentin Boyce (D) dec. Michael Baisch, 9-4 150: Mason Hollywood (S) pinned Shawn McFriff Dixon, 0:57 157: Ayden Jenkins (S) tech fall over Odess Myers, 25-10 (5:47) 165: Anthony Deaver (S) pinned Andrew Tracy, 1:40 175: Auden Hubbard (S) won by forfeit 190: Ricky Watt (S) won by forfeit 215: Gerardo Felipe (S) dec. Dayne McDermott, 8-1 285: Jeff Edmonds (S) won by forfeit 106: Victor Fenske (S) pinned Braeden Hutchins, 1:16
SALEM QUAD PENNS GROVE 39, OVERBROOK 33 113: Doel Torres (P) won by forfeit 120: Jackob Sole (O) won by forfeit 126: Adan Gonzales (P) dec. Alan Marcos, 14-13 132: Nyhla West (P) won by forfeit 138: Double forfeit 144: Matt Kamara (O) won by forfeit 150: Karter Reed (O) pinned Angel Ocasio, 3:16 157: AbdulMuta Alie IbyAbdulHailmTart (P) won by forfeit 165: Payton Seamster (P) won by forfeit 175: Xyon Marshall (O) pinned Richard Simmons, 0:34 190: Randall Ringstaff (O) won by forfeit 215: Shyer Scarborough (O) dec. Cameron Vile, 7-3 285: Antonio Cooper (P) pinned Giovanni Carbanaro 106: Jose Santiago (P) won by forfeit
SALEM 51, PENNS GROVE 30 106: Jose Santiago (P) won by forfeit 113: Doel Torres (P) won by forfeit 120: Zachary Tortella (S) won by forfeit 126: Adan Gonzales (P) pinned Hayden Stauble, 1:55 132: Guilherme Quintaniha (S) won by forfeit 138: Brodie Parker (S) dec. Nyhla West, 20-16 144: Joseph Goetaski (S) won by forfeit 150: Angel Ocasio (P) pinned Christian VanTonder, 1:22 157: AbdulMuta Alie IbyAbdulHailmTart (P) pinned Ziyon Moore, 1:22 165: Jordan Brown (S) won by forfeit 175: Jaivion Sydney (S) pinned Richard Simmons, 1:46 190: Kaleb Ewald (S) won by forfeit 215: Abdur Jenkins (S) pinned Zaviyon Veney, 1:46 285: Abdullah Jenkins (S) pinned Antonio Cooper, 2:32
PITMAN 53, PENNS GROVE 21 120: King Iglesia (P) won by forfeit 126: Grady Datz (P) tech fall over Adan Gonzales, 16-1 (1:43) 132: John Wisniewski (P) won by forfeit 138: Donte Iannella (P) pinned Nyla West, 0:29 144: Dominick Green (P) won by forfeit 150: Aidan Upham (P) pinned Angel Ocasio, 1:06 157: AbdulMuta Alie IbyAbdulHailmTart (PG) dec. Chris McIntyre, 7-5 165: Alex Simone (P) won by forfeit 175: Anthony Cappello (P) won by forfeit 190: Aiden Millward (P) won by forfeit 215: Zaviyon Veney (PG) pinned Nicolas Horner, 4:34 285: Antonio Cooper (PG) pinned Christian Southard, 0:38 106: Jose Santiago (PG) won by forfeit 113: Doel Torres (PG) won by forfeit
SALEM 60, OVERBROOK 18 120: Zachary Tortella (S) won by forfeit 126: Hayden Stauble (S) pinned Alan Marcos, 1:15 132: Guilherme Quintaniha (S) won by forfeit 138: Brodie Parker (S) won by forfeit 144: Joseph Goetaski (S) pinned Matt Camara, 1:35 150: Karter Reed (O) pinned Christian VanTonder, 1:59 157: Ziyon Moore (S) won by forfeit 165: Jordan Brown (S) won by forfeit 175: Xyon Marshall (O) pinned Jaivion Sydnor, 0:50 190: Kaleb Ewald (S) won by forfeit 215: Abdur Jenkins (S) pinned Syhir Scarborough, 0:57 285: Abdullah Jenkins (S) pinned Giovanni Carbarnaro, 0:58 106: Double forfeit 113: Jackob Sole (O) won by forfeit
PITMAN 35, SALEM 34 113: Double forfeit 120: Grady Datz (P) maj. dec. Zachary Tortella, 15-4 126: King Iglesia (P) pinned Hayden Stauble, 2:30 132: Guylherme Quintanilha (S) pinned Nick Wenzke, 0:07 138: John Wiśniewski (P) pinned Brodie Parker, 1:19 144: Joseph Goetaski (S) pinned Dominick Green, 1:02 150: Aidan Upham (P) pinned Christian VanTonder, 1:11 157: Chris McIntyre (P) pinned Ziyon Moore, 2:57 165: Jordan Brown (S) pinned Alex Simone, 0:58 175: Jaivion Sydnor (S) maj. dec. Anthony Cappello, 16-2 190: Aiden Milward (P) pinned Kaleb Ewald, 0:50 215: Abdur Jenkins (S) pinned Nicolas Horner, 0:31 285: Abdullah Jenkins (S) pinned Ashton Maggioncalda, 1:18 106: Double forfeit x-Pitman wins on criteria
