Here is this week’s Salem County sports schedule for the week of Feb. 23-March 1
SUNDAY, FEB. 23
TRACK
NJSIAA Group I Championship, Bennett Center, Toms River
WRESTLING
NJSIAA Girls South Regionals, Absegami
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Sussex CC vs. Salem CC (2), MSI Chichester, noon
MONDAY, FEB. 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Penns Grove at Salem, 4 p.m.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Genesee CC at Salem CC, 2 p.m.
TUESDAY, FEB. 25
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Gloucester Catholic at Salem, 4 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26
BOYS BASKETBALL
South Jersey Group I Tournament
(16) Wildwood at (1) Pitman, 5:30 p.m.
(9) Burlington City at (8) Penns Grove, 5:30 p.m.
(12) Glassboro at (5) Woodbury, 5 p.m.
(13) Paulsboro at (4) Audubon, 4 p.m.
(14) Clayton at (3) Haddon Twp., 7:30 p.m.
(11) Salem at (6) Palmyra, 6 p.m.
(10) New Egypt at (7) Woodstown, 7 p.m.
(15) Maple Shade at (2) KIPP Cooper Norcross, 5 p.m.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
South Jersey Group I Tournament
(16) Schalick at (1) Haddon Twp., 5:30 p.m.
(9) Glassboro at (8) Penns Grove, 4 p.m.
(12) Cape May Tech at (5) Audubon
(13) Gateway at (4) Woodstown, 5:30 p.m.
(14) Riverside at (3) Wildwood
(11) Woodbury at (6) Pennsville, 5 p.m.
(10) Burlington City at (7) Clayton, 5 p.m.
(15) New Egypt at (2) Palmyra
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Region XIX Division III Tournament
Salem CC at CC of Philadelphia, 6 p.m.
Brookdale at Montgomery
Atlantic Cape at Union
Camden at Northampton
FRIDAY, FEB. 28
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Brookdale at Salem CC, 1:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
BOYS BASKETBALL
South Jersey Group I Tournament
Wildwood-Pitman vs. Burlington City-Penns Grove
Glassboro-Woodbury vs. Paulsboro-Audubon
Clayton-Haddon Twp. vs. Salem-Palmyra
New Egypt-Woodstown vs. Maple Shade-KIPP Cooper Norcross
GIRLS BASKETBALL
South Jersey Group I Tournament
Schalick-Haddon Twp. vs. Glassboro-Penns Grove
Cape May Tech-Audubon vs. Gateway-Woodstown
Riverside-Wildwood vs. Woodbury-Pennsville
Burlington City-Clayton vs. New Egypt-Palmyra
WRESTLING
Region 8 Championships, Egg Harbor Twp., 9 a.m.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
North Atlantic Championship
At Northampton
(Two winners advance to national tournament)
A: Camden-Northampton winner vs. Atlantic Cape-Union winner, noon
B: Salem-Philadelphia winner vs. Brookdale-Montgomery winner, 3 p.m.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Salem CC at Brookdale CC (2), noon
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Monroe-Bronx at Salem CC (2), noon
Category: WRESTLING
This week’s schedule
Here is the Salem County sports schedule for the week of Feb. 17-23
FEB. 17
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Salem CC at Sussex CC, 5 p.m.
FEB. 18
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Tri-County Conference Tournament
Flight A
(8) Timber Creek at (1) Gloucester Catholic
(5) GCIT at (4) Wildwood, 4 p.m.
(6) Clearview at (3) Woodstown
(7) Pennsville at (2) Washington Twp.
Flight B
(8) Cumberland at (1) Williamstown
(5) Glassboro at (4) Triton, 4 p.m.
(6) Kingsway at (3) Penns Grove, 4 p.m.
(7) Delsea at (2) Clayton, 5 p.m.
Flight C
(5) Salem at (4) Schalick, 4 p.m.
(6) Salem Tech at (3) Overbrook, 4:30 p.m.
(7) Highland at (2) Pitman
BOYS BASKETBALL
Tri-County Conference Tournament
Flight A
(8) Deptford Twp. at (1) Overbrook, 6 p.m.
(5) Delsea at (4) Pitman
(6) Woodstown at (3) Timber Creek, 5 p.m.
(7) Penns Grove at (2) Kingsway, 5 p.m.
Flight B
(8) Salem at (1) Clearview
(5) Gloucester Catholic at (4) Triton, 6 p.m.
(6) Glassboro at (3) Williamstown, 4 p.m.
(7) Highland at (2) Washington Twp.
Flight C
(5) Cumberland at (4) Schalick
(6) Pennsville at (3) Wildwood
(7) Salem Tech at (2) GCIT, 4 p.m.
WOMENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Montgomery County (Pa.) CC at Salem CC, 5 p.m.
FEB. 19
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Penns Grove at Cherry Hill West, 4 p.m.
BOYS BOWLING
South Jersey Group I Semifinals
Salem vs. Clayton at Bolero Bowl
Maple Shade at Camden Catholic
FEB. 20
GIRLS BASKETBALL
TCC Tournament
Flight A
Timber Creek-Gloucester Catholic vs. GCIT-Wildwood
Clearview-Woodstown vs. Pennsville-Washington Twp.
Flight B
Cumberland-Williamstown vs. Glassboro-Triton
Kingsway-Penns Grove vs. Delsea-Clayton
Flight C
Salem-Schalick at Deptford Twp.
Salem Tech-Overbrook vs. Highland-Pitman
BOYS BASKETBALL
TCC Tournament
Flight A
Deptford Twp.-Overbrook vs. Delsea-Pitman
Woodstown-Timber Creek vs. Penns Grove-Kingsway
Flight B
Salem-Clearview vs. Gloucester Catholic-Triton
Glassboro-Williamstown vs. Highland-Washington Twp.
Flight C
Cumberland-Schalick at Clayton
Pennsville-Wildwood vs. Salem Tech-GCIT
FEB. 21
WRESTLING
District Tournaments
Penns Grove, Salem in District 32, RCSJ-Gloucester
Pennsville, Schalick, Woodstown in District 30, Delsea
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Genesee CC at Salem CC (2), 2 p.m.
FEB. 22
GIRLS BASKETBALL
TCC Tournament A, B, C Championships
BOYS BASKETBALL
TCC Tournament A, B, C Championships
FEB. 23
TRACK
NJSIAA Group Championships, Bennett Center, Toms River
Mat milestone
Woodstown’s Balback scores 100th career win, Hyland recognized for his 300 coaching wins; story will be updated
By Al Muskewitz
Riverview Sports News
WOODSTOWN – One of the first things Travis Balback did when he made the Penns Grove varsity wrestling roster four years ago was pull out a piece of paper and write three numbers on it in big, bold letters: 1-0-0.
He put the paper away in a safe place and went back to it after each match he won, drawing a hash mark counting down the big number to zero.
One hundred wins was always a goal of his from the time he started wrestling. He took that paper with him when he transferred to Woodstown and Saturday he scratched the last tick mark off that goal with his 100th career win, an 11-8 decision over Justin Scotton at 132 in the Wolverines’ 32-31 criteria loss to Delran.
He picked up No. 101 with a 54-second pin of Brennan Albright in their 62-12 win over Haddon Heights.
“It’s been a goal since I was a kid to get 100 in high school,” Balback said. “It’s a big accomplishment … It’s something I’ve always wanted.”
He is the ninth Woodstown wrestler to reach the milestone and first since Hunter Gandy in 2021.
Another kind of 100 threatened to derail his bid to get it Saturday. Overnight he was fighting a fever that touched 101 and kept him up all night. But he was determined to go. He had never missed a match due to illness or injury and with the milestone right in front of him he wasn’t about to do that now.
“I felt pretty bad, just gassed,” he said. “Still with some sickness, but, then, you know, it’s wrestling. I was wrestling no matter what. I knew what the goal was, what the mindset was; I had to be here no matter what. It made me wrestle tougher and want it more.”
“He never misses practice,” Wolverines coach Adam Hyland said. “He came to Woodstown to wrestle. He’s a phenomenal kid. He’s a great leader the last two years for us. He’s just a great kid all the way around. Super proud he gets his name on the banner on the board here so he’ll be remembered forever.”
Wrestling up in class at 132, Balback was giving up inches and pounds to his opponent, but held his own. He led 6-2 at the end of the first period and 10-4 at the end of the second. Scotton got closed the gap to 11-8 where a takedown would’ve made things really interesting, but Balback held his ground.
He didn’t feel well the entire match and took the moments it spilled off the mat to recharge. He got a big breather in the third period when Scotton’s headgear came off and officials stopped the bout to put it back.
When it was over, Hyland was the first to walk out and shake his hand. Teammates gathered around for pictures and then it was on to the next match.
“Even when I go to the region tournament I’ve noticed there are very few kids who win 100 matches each year,” Hyland said. “It shows consistency, that you were able to be on the mat for four years every year without injury, you’re obviously good averaging 24 matches per year. It says a lot to get to 100 wins.”
Even though Balback has reached the milestone, there are no plans to retire that piece of paper.
“We’ll just keep going,” he said. “Do as much more as I can.”
Balback wasn’t the only one the Wolverines celebrated Saturday.
Before the match with Delran, school officials recognized Hyland’s 300 career coaching wins. He reached the milestone on Jan. 22 against Overbrook, becoming the third coach in school history to hit the mark (baseball’s Lee Ware, soccer’s Darren Huck). He is the winningest active coach in Salem County.
Since taking the program in 2004, Hyland’s teams have won nine region championships, seven Tri-County Conference division titles and had four wrestlers place in the state tournament.
“I’m not a big stat guy, I just kind of live in the moment, want to wrestle these matches individually every time we wrestle, but obviously to get to a certain milestone like that make me feel good,” Hyland said. “We’ve sort of built the program over the years, got to a certain level, and I’ve been really proud that we put Woodstown on the map in a lot of ways.”
The Balback File
| YEAR | TEAM | RECORD |
| 2021-22 | Penns Grove | 17-8 (8 pins) |
| 2022-23 | Woodstown | 27-4 (16) |
| 2023-24 | Woodstown | 28-6 (20) |
| 2024-25 | Woodstown | 29-4 (22) |
| TOTAL | 101-22 (66) |
| WOODSTOWN 100 | WINS | GRAD YEAR |
| Travis Layton | 144 | 2017 |
| Patrick Higgins | 130 | 2015 |
| Chad Watt | 126 | 2017 |
| Hunter Gandy | 121 | 2021 |
| Patrick McCurdy | 117 | 2013 |
| Nicholas Bonowski | 107 | 2017 |
| Jack Prendergast | 104 | 2020 |
| Connor Bestwick | 104 | 2012 |
| x-Travis Balback | 101 | 2025 |
| x-Mateo Vinciguerra | 96 | 2025 |
| x-active |
WOODSTOWN TRI
DELRAN 32, WOODSTOWN 31
190: Victor Rizzo (D) maj. dec. over Chance Bayonne, 8-0
215: Michael Viereck (D) dec. Bradley Snitcher, 6-2
285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Daniel Lewis, 1:04
106: Chase Dubuque (D) pinned Hunter Allen, 1:53
113: Luke Woronicak (WO) dec. Jeremy George, 6-2
120: Carson Bradway (WO) pinned Andrew Simien, 3:00
126: Christian Pereira (D) dec. Barry Coverly, SV-1 7-4
132: Travis Balback (WO) dec. Justin Scotton, 11-8
138: Gabriel McNeil (D) dec. Louie Scholl, 4-1
144: Alexander Conard (D) pinned Angel Hernandez, 0:54
150: Jackson Weller (D) pinned Thomas Lacy, 0:45
157: Brett Rowand (WO) maj. dec. Shane Palena, 15-7
165: Laitton Roberts (WO) tech fall over Finial English, 19-3 (5:15)
175: Greyson Hyland (WO) maj. dec. Matthew Viereck, 16-8
x-Delran wins on Criteria E (3-2 pins)
WOODSTOWN 62, HADDON HEIGHTS 12
215: Bradley Snitcher (WO) won by forfeit
285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) won by forfeit
106: Hunter Allen (WO) dec. Aniello Napolitano, 8-5
113: Michael Ferraro (H) dec. Luke Woronicak, SV-1 10-7
120: Cole Denning (H) dec. Carson Bradway, 15-11
126: Travis Balback (WO) pinned Brennan Albright, 0:54
132: Barry Coverly (WO) pinned Leo Falco, 5:16
138: Louie Scholl (WO) pinned Michael Fitter, 0:47
144: Angel Hernandez (WO) won by forfeit
150: Brett Rowand (WO) tech fall over Ryan Bailey, 16-0 (2:24)
157: Thomas Lacy (WO) won by forfeit
165: Laitton Roberts (WO) pinned Jayden Bonilla, 3:59
175: Greyson Hyland 
pinned Jacob Gutkin, 0:36
190: Joel Martinez (H) pinned Chance Bayonne, 1:02
Notre Dame Quad
BARNEGAT 58, PENNSVILLE 15
165: Connor Green (B) dec. Juan Velasquez, 6-2
175: Gerald Miller (B) pinned Joseph Halstead
190: Connor Ayars (P) pinned Jean Marrero
215: David DeNichilo (B) won by forfeit
285: Trevor Waddington (P) dec. Cuinn Pascavage, 4-1
106: Michael Baccigalupi (B) pinned Brett Land
113: Casey Bonett (B) won by forfeit
120: Nicholas Speer (B) pinned Mekhi Dicks
126: John Giblock (B) pinned Christopher Daniels
132: Nicolas Santos (B) dec. Nathaniel Mason, 10-8
138: Gabe Supernavage (P) pinned Gregory Mamola
144: Trey DeMeo (B) maj. dec. Travis Hagan, 16-6
150: Aiden Pringle (B) won by forfeit
157: Jayden Nieto (B) won by forfeit
NOTRE DAME 53, PENNSVILLE 14
157: Andrew Usmiani (ND) pinned Juan Velasquez, 2:12
165: Ryan Rego (ND) won by forfeit
175: K.J. Honnig (ND) pinned Joseph Halstead, 1:52
190: Michael Mulray (ND) dec. Connor Ayars, 11-6
215: Jeffrey Merendino (ND) won by forfeit
285: Trevor Waddington (P) pinned Zach Hammerstone, 5:09
106: Andrew Castro (ND) dec. Brett Land, 9-8
113: Daniel Gonzales (ND) won by forfeit
120: Jake Mulray (ND) maj. dec. Mekhi Dicks, 10-2
126: Sebastian Molina (ND) maj. dec. Christopher Daniels, 10-2
132: Nathaniel Mason (P) maj. dec. Johnny Celli, 12-4
138: Gabe Supernavage (P) maj. dec. Luca Franzen, 12-2
144: Joey Bonko (ND) dec Travis Hagan, 7-2
150: Jayden Hunt (ND) won by forfeit
Back at it
A day after falling in the South Jersey Group I championship match, the Schalick wrestling team got back on the collective horse and swept through three opponents to complete its regular season at 27-2, the best record in the history of the program.
The Cougars took down Burlington Twp., Cherry Hill West and Maple Shade.
SCHALICK 46, BURLINGTON TWP. 29
150: Logan Kahrs (B) dec. Ayden Jenkins, 5-2
157: Nicholas Davis (B) pinned Alex Fence, 1:35
165: Riley Papiano (S) maj. dec. Erik Salazar-Hernandez, 13-1
175: Ricky Watt (S) won by forfeit
190: Jacob Davis (B) won by forfeit
215: Evan Elliott (S) pinned Kaleb Fisher, 2:21
285: Damon Harper (B) pinned Julian Reid, 0:34
106: Emma Cain (S) pinned Leo Poblete, 3:04
113: Victory Fenske (S) won by forfeit
120: Caleb Jenkins (S) pinned Karim Pride, 4:40
126: Kaiem Uthman (B) dec. Luke Silva, 18-11
132: Xavier Moy (B) tech fall over Ryan Miller, 23-7
138: Colin Bittle (S) pinned Anthony Basenjis, 1:22
144: Jacob Potts (S) pinned Jacob Palentchar, 4:15
Uphill climb
Shorthanded Schalick falls short in challenging powerhouse Paulsboro in South Jersey Group I wrestling finals
By Al Muskewitz
Riverview Sports News
PAULSBORO – When you’re already the underdog and facing a program that practically owns the championship trophy, it helps to have all your weapons.
Schalick was “shocking the world” getting to the sectional final for the first time in school history Thursday. But the Cougars didn’t go in with all their bullets and as hard as they tried to make a stand they fell to Paulsboro in the South Jersey Group I championship match 56-17.
It was the Red Raiders’ 45th sectional wrestling title.
“A lot of things had to happen our way,” Schalick coach Joe Frassenei said. “Everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong. I’m happy we scored 17 points.”
The Cougars (24-2) set a school record for wins in getting to the finals, but they went into the match without three 20-win wrestlers. They already knew they’d be without 165 Eric Sulik – he broke his nose in last week’s Pennsauken match — but the absences of E’Shion Underwood (120) and Koen Martin (144) were a more recent development they declined to talk about.
It caused Frassenei to get creative with his lineup, tinkering with it all the way up to match time. He already had second-year wrestler and JV undefeated Dezy Purnell in at 165, but dropped Caleb Jenkins from 113 into the leadoff match at 120 right before the call to the mat and plugged Jacob Potts in a 144. All three were pinned.
“We couldn’t make any moves,” Frassenei said. “We had to go strength on strength and their strength was a little bit better.
“Like at 150, I probably would have bumped around, created more opportunities for us, but when you don’t have the checkers to play with, you don’t have the checkers to play with.”
Athena Eberl even volunteered to wrestle at 120 to give the Cougars some flexibility, but if she weighed in at 120 she wouldn’t be able to compete in her regular weight class in the girls regionals, where she is expected to be a contender.
“We have that kind of team,” Frassenei said. “They just want to step up and fill the gap. That’s the kind of kids these are. They are willing to step in.”
The Cougars got behind early and couldn’t get catch up. Paulsboro won the first two bouts with a pin and tech fall to go out 11-0.
Ryan Miller got the Cougars on the board with a second-period pin a 132, but Paulsboro won the next five bouts to stand on the verge of clinching. One of the key results in the run was Kyaire Harvey’s 12-6 decision over Ayden Jenkins at 150. It was a tight bout throughout, but Harvey scored a takedown with 15 seconds left in the third period followed by a near fall to win.
Schalick now had no margin for error. Ricky Watt and Evan Elliot kept the Cougars alive. Watt remained undefeated on the season with a tech fall at 175 and Elliott followed with a pin at 190.
“It’s always winnable so, I went out there (and) I did my best,” Elliott said. “I did everything I needed to do. It was tough going out there knowing it was going to be hard to win but I trusted my teammates and whatever happens happens.”
“I just wanted to try to bring the score back as much as I could,” Watt said. “If I could go out there and get a pin, that’s what I wanted to do. That’s all you really can do is go out and do your part. You can’t really control what your teammates do, you just want to go out and do as much as you can to help your team.”
Their wins, however, just delayed the inevitable. Frank Damminger scored an 8-5 decision over Gerardo Felipe at 215 to clinch the match. The Red Raiders also won at 285 to extend the lead and Schalick forfeited the last two weight classes.
The Cougars were disappointed they couldn’t go farther, but 157 Riley Papiano probably had the best perspective of the night. He said it might have been a loss on the scoreboard, but it was a win in the history of the school and its wrestling program.
“We’re tenth graders, the majority of this team is ninth and tenth graders, we had 10 guys in ninth and tenth grade who started for us,” Frassenei said. “We’re young. We don’t have seven seniors like they do. Audubon (who they beat in the semis) has seven or eight. We plan on being back.”
SOUTH JERSEY GROUP I CHAMPIONSHIP
PAULSBORO 56, SCHALICK 17
120: Antonio Chila (P) pinned Caleb Jenkins, 1:51
126: Aundre Hill (P) tech fall over Luke Silva, 19-3 (4:39)
132: Ryan Miller (S) pinned Lucas Gazzola, 3:31
138: Julian Sosa (P) dec. Colin Bittle, 14-7
144: Ben Price (P) pinned Jacob Potts, 3:25
150: Kyare Harvey (P) dec. Ayden Jenkins, 12-6
157: Sawyer Cabanas (P) pinned Riley Papiano, 3:03
165: Deano Lucas (P) pinned Dezyon Purnell, 4:52
175: Ricky Watt (S) tech fall over Malachi Harris, 18-3 (3:39)
190: Evan Elliott (S) pinned Evan Holloway, 2:21
215: Frank Damminger (P) dec. Gerardo Felipe, 8-5
285: Jared Hazel (P) pinned Julian Reid, 0:26
106: Will Cruz (P) won by forfeit
113: Hayden Holmes (P) won by forfeit
GROUP I SECTIONAL FINALS
South: Paulsboro 56, Schalick 17
Central: Delaware Valley 65, Manville 9
North I: New Milford 38, Kittatinny 31
North II: Hanover Park 52, Hasbrouck Heights 23
STATE SEMIFINALS
Friday
New Milford (16-1) at Delaware Valley (17-3)
Paulsboro (15-7) at Hanover Park (16-6)
CHAMPIONSHIP
At Rutgers, Sunday, noon
SOUTH JERSEY GROUP FINALS
Group I: Paulsboro 56, Schalick 17
Group II: Middle Twp. 34, Lower Cape May 33
Group III: Delsea 69, Lacey 6
Group IV: Toms River South 40, Toms River East 28
Group V: Southern 51, Washington Twp. 18
‘We’re shocking the world’
Relishing the life of the underdog, Schalick wrestlers knock off top-seed Audubon to reach Wednesday’s SJ Group I team finals
WRESTLING
SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 1 TOURNAMENT
Quarterfinals
At Audubon
Audubon 45, Pitman 24
Schalick 44, Haddon Twp. 36
Semifinals
Schalick 36, Audubon 31
At Paulsboro
Woodstown 61, Pennsville 16
Paulsboro 62, Palmyra 15
Semifinals
Paulsboro 38, Woodstown 37
SJ Group I Championship
Wednesday at Paulsboro
Schalick at Paulsboro
By Al Muskewitz
Riverview Sports News
AUDUBON – Riley Papiano has never felt so happy to be dropped on his head before.
Papiano painfully won his match at 157 in the South Jersey Group 1 wrestling semifinals Monday night when Audubon’s Pedro Marte was disqualified for slamming the Schalick senior to the mat.
As much as it hurt in the moment, Papiano knew what it meant. The win clinched the Cougars’ 36-31 victory over the No. 1 seed sending them to the sectional final for the first time in school history.
“It was a great night,” Papiano said. “I think it was amazing for the team, the school, everybody.
“I don’t think anybody counted on us getting this far. All the newspapers were going against us and I think we’re just shocking the world. We’re showing everybody else wrong that we can compete at a higher level than anybody else thinks we can.”
The school-record setting win sends the once-beaten Cougars (24-1) to Paulsboro Wednesday – weather permitting – to face the perennial power Red Raiders for a spot in the state final four.
“I don’t think anyone thought we had a shot,” Schalick coach Joe Frassenei said. “Everyone was like, you don’t wrestle a good enough schedule. They weren’t afraid of the big situation. They just wrestled them like they were another opponent and went out and did a great job.
“I told my assistant it was like disbelief (when they clinched). We knew we had a shot, but then reality set in that we actually are going to the South Jersey final for the first time in school history.”
The Cougars had a lot of work to do to get there. Ricky Watt (175) and Evan Elliott (190) “really set the tone for the whole night” with a pin and decision in the first two weight classes to get them rolling.
The Green Wave (22-5) won the next four bouts to go up 20-9. The Cougars stormed back to retake the lead 24-20 on wins from E’Shion Underwood, Luke Silva and Ryan Miller, but Audubon took it right back on Tyler Perozzi’s tech fall at 138 to set up the end game.
Koen Martin (144) and Ayden Jenkins (150) won tight decisions to set up the Papiano-Marte match. If Marte won, the match would go down to the final bout. If Papiano won, it was over.
“I was more proud of the team (than his win),” said Papiano, who’s headed to Norwich (Vt.) University to play football. “It was a team win tonight, it wasn’t an individual. It wouldn’t have been a clinch if Ricky Watt didn’t pin in the first and Ayden Jenkins did get that tough match or Koen didn’t squeeze by and all these other matches, it wouldn’t have mattered.
“As a team I think we embrace (the underdog role) fully. We know no one believes in us and we know every time we win it just makes everybody else more mad.”
If the Cougars are able to pull it off Wednesday, Papiano said, “it would mean the world” to him. He also was part of the Schalick football team that played for South Jersey Group I title in the final.
“Two sectional final games in one year for me is amazing,” he said. “I’d love to win one.”
The Cougars got to Audubon by beating Haddon Twp. in the quarterfinals 44-36. They opened a 44-0 lead, then forfeited the last six weight classes.
Paulsboro got through its half of the bracket by beating Pitman 45-24 and Woodstown 38-37. Sawyer Cabanas pinned Thomas Lacy in 21 seconds at 157 to give Paulsboro a 13-point lead in the Woodstown match and the Red Raiders forfeited the last two weight classes to bring the final margin.
Woodstown took out Pennsville 61-16 in its first-round match.
SCHALICK 44, HADDON TWP. 36
165: Riley Papiano (S) tech fall over Damian Shepherd, 17-1 (3:25)
175: Ricky Watt (S) pinned Antonio Reyes, 5:57
190: Evan Elliott (S) pinned Joseph Sum, 1:01
215: Gerardo Felipe (S) dec. Brennan Berger, 5-1
285: Julian Reid (S) pinned Willem Conniver, 1:49
106: Emma Cain (S) pinned Sok Hoy, 3:15
113: Caleb Jenkins (S) pinned Jon Rodriguez, 1:05
120: E’Shion Underwood (S) won by forfeit
126: Owen Ziegler (HT) won by forfeit
132: Finn Boucher (HT) won by forfeit
138: Thomas Andrews (HT) won by forfeit
144: Brady Monoid (HT) won by forfeit
150: Justin Capri (HT) won by forfeit
157: Ryan Henry (HT) won by forfeit
SCHALICK 36, AUDUBON 31
175: Ricky Watt (S) pinned Joem Gonzalez, 5:40
190: Evan Elliott (S) dec. Gabriel McCracken, 10-3
215: David Borodziuk (A) tech fall over Gerardo Felipe, 19-4 (4:55)
285: Jonah Jordan (A) dec. Julian Reid, 8-1
106: Jason Ortiz (A) pinned Emma Cain, 0:41
113: Rocco Monteferrante (A) pinned Caleb Jenkins, 0:37
120: E’Shion Underwood (S) pinned Nicholas Sassany, 1:26
126: Luke Silva (S) dec. R.J. Bauman, 9-4
132: Ryan Miller (S) pinned Brayden Ervin, 1:11
138: Tyler Perozzi (A) tech fall over Collin Bittle, 22-6 (4:27)
144: Koen Martin (S) dec. Andean Leahan, 11-9
150: Ayden Jenkins (S) dec. James McSweeney, 4-2
157: Riley Papiano (S) over Pedro Marte, DQ
165: Giovanni Patti (A) won by forfeit.
WOODSTOWN 61, PENNSVILLE 16
175: Greyson Hyland (WO) pinned Joseph Halstead, 1:28
190: Paul Banff (WO) dec. Connor Ayars, 4-0
215: Walter Carter (WO) won by forfeit
285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Trevor Waddington, 0:09
106: Brett Land (P) pinned Hunter Allen, 3:35
113: Luke Woronicak (WO) pinned Erick Davalos, 3:39
120: Carson Bradway (WO) pinned Mehki Dicks, 2:10
126: Travis Balback (WO) maj. dec. Christopher Daniels, 11-2
132: Alex Torres (WO) pinned Nathaniel Mason, 4:44
138: Gave Supernavage (P) maj. dec. Louie Scholl, 10-1
144: Travis Hagan (P) pinned Angel Hernandez, 1:50
150: Brett Rowand (WO) won by forfeit
157: Thomas Lacy (WO) pinned Juan Velasquez, 1:43
165: Laitton Roberts (WO) won by forfeit
PAULSBORO 38, WOODSTOWN 37
190: Paul Banff (WO) pinned Evan Holloway, 1:37
215: Walter Carter (WO) dec. Frank Damming, 7-1
285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Jared Hazel, 0:48
106: Will Cruz (P) pinned Hunter Allen, 0:25
113: Antonio Chila (P) pinned Luke Woronicak, 3:16
120: Hayden Holmes (P) maj. dec. Carson Bradway, 15-4
126: Walker Battavio (WO) maj. dec. Sheena Cruz, 12-2
132: Aundre Hill (P) maj. dec. Travis Balback, 28-15
138: Julian Sosa (P) pinned Alex Torres, 3:17
144: Angel Hernandez (WO) pinned Ben Price, 3:39
150: Kyaire Harvey (P) pinned Brett Rowand, 5:27
157: Sawyer Cabanas (P) pinned Thomas Lacy, 0:21
165: Laitton Roberts (WO) won by forfeit
175: Greyson Hyland (WO) won by forfeit
GROUP I SECTIONAL FINALS
South: Schalick (24-1) at Paulsboro (14-7)
Central: Manville (21-5) at Delaware Valley (16-3)
North I: New Milford (15-1) at Kittatinny (12-10)
North II: Hasbrouck Heights (19-1) at Hanover Park (14-6)
Boys Bowling
SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 2 TOURNAMENT
Cinnaminson 2, Salem Tech 0
Ian Jungbult rolled games of 202 and 232 to lead Cinnaminson to sweep. Aaron Dean rolled the high game (177) and high series (327) for the Chargers.
Swimming
NJSIAA GROUP C SECTIONALS
Semifinals
Seneca 91, Woodstown 79
Track
SJTCA MEET 18
At Ocean Breeze Complex, Staten Island
Salem’s Anthony Parker and Pennsville’s Megan Morris both scored top three finishes. Parker finished second in the 55 hurdles (7.61), while Morris was T-3 in the girls pole vault with Rancocas Valley’s Milena Too (9-6). Salem’s Ava Rodgers was eighth in the girls shot put (31-5.5).
This week’s schedule
Here is the Salem County sports schedule for the week of Feb. 10-15; all events 5:30 p.m. unless noted, watch the weather
FEB. 10
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Schalick at Winslow, 3:45 p.m.
Penns Grove at Pennsville, 4 p.m.
Salem at LEAP, 4 p.m.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Pennsville at Triton
Pitman at Penns Grove
Salem at Winslow, 5:15 p.m.
Schalick at Wildwood
Woodstown at Mastery Charter
BOYS BOWLING
South Jersey Group 2 Tournament
At Laurel Lanes
Salem Tech vs. Cinnaminson, 3:45 p.m.
TRACK
Pennsville, Salem at Ocean Breeze, Staten Island
SWIMMING
NJSIAA Sectionals
Woodstown vs. Seneca at Camden County Tech, 4:45 p.m.
WRESTLING
South Jersey Group I Tournament
Quarterfinals
At Audubon
Pitman at Audubon
Haddon Twp. vs. Schalick
At Paulsboro
Woodstown vs. Pennsville
Palmyra at Paulsboro, 6 p.m.
Semifinals
At Audubon, 7 p.m.
At Paulsboro, 7:30 p.m.
FEB. 11
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Gloucester Catholic at Salem, 4 p.m.
Pennsville vs. Clayton at Wells Fargo Center, 2:30 p.m.
Salem Tech at Pitman
Woodstown at Schalick
BOYS BASKETBALL
Pennsville at Penns Grove
Salem Tech at Pitman, 7 p.m.
Salem at Gloucester Catholic, 7 p.m.
Schalick at Woodstown
GIRLS BOWLING
South Jersey Group I Tournament
At Thunderbowl, Wrightstown
Salem vs. New Egypt, 3 p.m.
At Wood Lanes, Woodstown
Salem Tech vs. Point Pleasant Boro, 3:45 p.m.
WOMENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Salem CC at Mercer CC, 5 p.m.
FEB. 12
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Clearview at Penns Grove, 4 p.m.
WRESTLING
Haddon Heights at Pennsville, 6 p.m.
Manchester Twp. at Penns Grove, 6:30 p.m.
South Jersey Group I Team Finals
FEB. 13
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Pennsville at Pitman
Penns Grove at Salem, 4 p.m.
LEAP Academy at Schalick, 7 p.m.
Woodstown at Salem Tech
BOYS BASKETBALL
Salem at Penns Grove
Salem Tech at Woodstown
Schalick at Pennsauken Tech
GIRLS BOWLING
South Jersey Group I Tournament
Salem Tech-PP Boro winner vs. Salem-New Egypt winner
BOYS BOWLING
South Jersey Group I Tournament
At Ocean Lanes, Lakewood
Salem vs. Donovan Catholic, 3 p.m.
South Jersey Group 2 Tournament
Salem Tech-Cinnaminson winner vs. Gloucester
FEB. 14
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Triton at Schalick
BOYS BASKETBALL
Salem Tech at Camden Academy Charter
WRESTLING
Schalick, Burlington Twp., Maple Shade at Cherry Hill West, 4 p.m.
FEB. 15
WRESTLING
Pennsville, Barnegat, Cherokee at Notre Dame, 9 a.m.
Penns Grove, Rancocas Valley, Sterling at Highland, 9 a.m.
Central Regional, Delran, Haddon Heights at Woodstown, 10 a.m.
TRACK
NJSIAA Sectionals at Bennett Center, 9 a.m.
MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Salem CC at Sussex County CC, 2 p.m.
WOMENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Salem CC at Lackawanna, 1 p.m.
Energy drain
Salem’s energy falls flat in Senior Day loss to Absegami; includes all of Saturday’s Salem County sports action
BOYS GAMES
Absegami 56, Salem 43
Cherokee 54, Woodstown 38
West Deptford 60, Pennsville 30
GIRLS GAME
Cumberland 54, Schalick 21
By Al Muskewitz
Riverview Sports News
SALEM – Even though his team was facing an opponent that had 19 wins and was fourth in South Jersey Group 3, Salem basketball coach Anthony Farmer believed it was a winnable game if the Rams brought the right energy.
But even with a Senior Day celebration to add some more juice, the Rams were flat and lost to Absegami 56-43.
The Braves are now 20-3 with a 12-game winning streak.
“I wish I had some answers for you, but the whole game it was energy and effort,” Farmer said. “This was considered a big one for us, we needed this one (and) thought it was a winnable opportunity for us if we played with the right spirit. We just didn’t have the spirit. We didn’t have the energy, effort that we needed.
“You expect the guys to come out and play with some spirit, play with some energy and effort and fly around and we just didn’t have that today. We were flat.”
The big downer was the third quarter. The Rams (9-11) were held to one late field goal and outscored 18-3.
It was a tight game early with the teams trading baskets through 7-7. The Braves started exerting its game-long dominance in the paint and opened an 18-8 lead, but the Rams buried three straight 3s by Tymear Lecator and Xavier McGriff to climb back in it.
It was a four-point game when Absegami coach John Arcidiacono called time with 2:43 left in the first half after Jermyis Burroughs’ 3-pointer gave the Braves a 23-19 lead and then then they really went to work.
They gave up a bucket to Neziah Spence that made it 24-21 then didn’t allow another bucket until Azhone Burden’s running hook with 2:08 left in the third quarter. It was the Rams’ only basket of the third quarter.
“It’s a (close) game at halftime, you’ve got to come out, make a shot or two, get some stops and the game could change just like that,” Farmer said. “Obviously, a three-point quarter, things didn’t go our way … We just need to be better. We need to be able to use energy or we’ll be out (of the playoffs) early.”
The Rams recognized their two seniors before the game and both scored in the game. Burden scored 10 points and grabbed five rebounds. Joe Tunis scored a bucket in the fourth quarter.
The game also marked the return of Darrelle Johnson. The junior guard had to sit out since Jan. 13 when the NJSIAA declared him ineligible for a violation of its transfer rules and stripped the Rams of four wins that interrupted Farmer’s run towards 100 career victories.
ABSEGAMI 56, SALEM 43
ABSEGAMI (20-3) – Steven Deviney 1 0-0 3, Donald Johnson 1 5-6 7, Adam Leigh 1 5-8 7, Jamal Davis 8 2-2 19, Jermyis Burroughs 4 5-7 15, Bobby Peterson 2 0-0 5, Quadir Epps 0 0-0 0, Jeriko Thomas 0 0-0 0, Elias Blocker 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 17-23 56.
SALEM (9-11) – Donovan Weathers 2 1-2 5, Xavier McGriff 1 0-0 3, Neziah Spence 5 0-0 12, Tymear Lecator 2 0-0 6, Deshaan Williams 0 2-4 2, Antwuan Rogers 1 0-2 2, Joe Tunis 1 0-2 2,
Darrelle Johnson 0 1-2 1, Azhone Burden 5 0-0 10. Totals 17 4-12 43.
| Absegami | 16 | 10 | 18 | 12- | 56 |
| Salem | 8 | 13 | 3 | 19- | 43 |
CHEROKEE 54, WOODSTOWN 38: The Chiefs locked down defensively on the Wolverines in the second quarter and outscored them 18-1 to take control of the game. Cherokee placed three scorers in double figures, led by John Comito’s 15.
| Woodstown (12-7) | 12 | 1 | 13 | 12- | 38 |
| West Deptford (11-11) | 8 | 18 | 13 | 15- | 54 |
WEST DEPTFORD 60, PENNSVILLE 30
PENNSVILLE (2-19) – Mason O’Brien 2 2-4 7, Cole Johnston 1 0-0 3, C.J. McDevitt 2 2-4 6, Aiden Alleye 3 1-4 8, J.P. Laughrey 2 2-2 6. Totals 10 7-14 30.
WEST DEPTFORD (4-16) – Shayne Halter 2 0-0 5, Kyree Eason 1 0-0 2, Nick Senatore 5 2-4 14, Thomas Cross 0 0-4 0, Aaron Benson 2 0-0 4, Anthony Martello 3 0-0 8, Curtis Pearson 2 1-2 5, Carter 4 0-0 10, Michael 4 0-0 4, Andrew Gardner 2 0-0 4, Cole Stanish 0 0-0 0. Totals 25 3-14 60.
| Pennsville | 5 | 13 | 4 | 8- | 30 |
| West Deptford | 13 | 13 | 14 | 20- | 60 |
GIRLS GAME
CUMBERLAND 54, SCHALICK 21
| Cumberland (9-11) | 18 | 3 | 17 | 16- | 54 |
| Schalick (4-14) | 7 | 7 | 5 | 2- | 21 |
Wrestling
Hammonton Quad
HAMMONTON – Brett Rowand was in the right place at the right time in Woodstown’s two wins here. Rowand (150) and Angel Hernandez (144) won the final two bouts to close out Williamstown and Rowand won the clinching match against Hammonton.
WOODSTOWN 41, WILLIAMSTOWN 34
157: Joe Hatefi (WI) pinned Thomas Lacy, 1:26
165: Laitton Roberts (WO( pinned Erick Garcia, 3:02
175: Greyson Hyland (WO) dec. Aiden Garcia, 9-7
190: Deryk Hannold (WI) pinned Paul Banff, 5:31
215: Walter Carter (WO) tech fall over Matthew Lahn, 18-2 (2:23)
285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Logan Kennedy, 1:06
106: Tristan Rosemeyer (WI) pinned Hunter Allen 1:34
113: Adam Froehlich (WI) pinned Luke Woronicak, 1:10
120: Carson Bradway (WO) tech fall over Freedom Neff, 17-0 (3:32)
126: Travis Balback (WO) pinned Joseph Lascala, 1:44
132: Jayden Hennessy (WI) maj. dec. Barry Coverly, 12-0
138: Jackson Slotnick (WI) pinned Louie Scholl, 0:44
144: Angel Hernandez (WO) maj. dec. Jack Masterson, 14-0
150: Brett Rowand (WO) pinned Rohan Jaswal, 0:44
WOODSTOWN 38, HAMMONTON 34
175: Greyson Hyland (WO) tech fall over Julius Witcher, 18-1 (4:59)
190: Paul Banff (WO) pinned Timothy Hignutt, 1:18
215: Walter Carter (WO) tech fall over Mark Hartley, 21-0 (5:34)
285: Mateo Vinciguerra (WO) pinned Angel Arvizu, 0:24
106: Tyler Police (H) maj. dec. Hunter Allen 11-2
113: Nathan Clauhs (H) dec. Luke Woronicak, 11-8
120: Shane Way (H) dec. Carson Bradway, 6-0
126: Barry Coverly (WO) maj. dec. Dylan Tollefson, 11-0
132: Travis Balback (WO) won by forfeit
138: Luca Giagunto (H) pinned Louie Scholl, 0:38
144: Wyatt Patterson (H) pinned Angel Hernandez, 0:40
150: Brett Rowand (WO) pinned Evan Allison, 1:27
157: Michael Maimone (H) pinned Thomas Lacy, 3:20
165: Vincent Palermo (H) pinned Laitton Roberts, 1:37
Pennsville Quad
PENNSVILLE – Brett Land, Connor Ayars and Trevor Waddington all went 3-0 and Gabe Supernavage and Travis Hagan went 2-0 as Pennsville won two of the three matches in its quad meet.
Ayars won by a tech fall, major decision and a pin. Waddington pinned two opponents and won a decision. Land had a tech fall, pin and a decision. Supernavage pinned both of his opponents and Hagan won by tech fall and pin.
PENNSVILLE 68, BURLINGTON CITY 6
120: Mehki Dicks (P) pinned Owen Williams, 4:50
126: Vincent Ciccantelli (P) won by forfeit
132: Christopher Daniels (P) dec. Aaron Woomer, 11-7
138: Nathaniel Mason (P) pinned Brandon Greenberg, 2:37
144: Gave Supernavage (P) pinned Calvin Barchue, 2:45
150: Travis Hagan (P) tech fall over Qaddeah Bright, 17-0 (2:00)
157: Xzavier Waters (B) won by forfeit
165: Juan Velasquez (P) dec. Owen Keefe, 12-5
175: Joseph Halstead (P) tech fall over Suleemon Watson, 15-0 (4:10)
190: Christian Blyler (P) won by forfeit
215: Connor Ayars (P) tech fall over Delkontee Lincoln, 15-0 (2:37)
285: Trevor Waddington (P) pinned Jaden Martinez, 2:45
106: Brett Land (P) tech fall over Gerard Cole, 19-4 (1:13)
113: Erick Davalos (P) won by forfeit
EGG HARBOR 43, PENNSVILLE 31
126: Anthony Pineda (EH) maj. dec. Christopher Daniels, 8-0
132: Marco Manzo (EH) dec. Nathaniel Mason, 9-6
138: Gave Supernavage (P) pinned Graham Schlemo, 3:04
144: Travis Hagan (P) pinned Lionel Lertara, 1:26
150: Tyler Schumacker (EH) won by forfeit
157: Joseph Henderson (EH) pinned Juan Velasquez, 3:00
165: Thomas Corcoran (EH) won by forfeit
175: Zia Ali (EH) pinned Christian Blyler, 0:44
190: Joseph Halstead (P) pinned Jacob Cicchino, 3:32
215: Connor Ayars (P) maj. dec. Marco Saavedra, 10-1
285: Trevor Waddington (P) pinned Kaiden Valera, 2:28
106: Brett Land (P) dec. Maruf Reza, 8-7
113: Jayson Garcia (EH) pinned Erick Davalos, 0:43
120: Alex Piskun (EH) pinned Mehki Dicks, 0:50
PENNSVILLE 63, St. JOE (HAMM.) 18
113: Brett Land (P) pinned Damien Spera, 2:15
120: Mehki Dicks (P) won by forfeit
126: Christopher Daniels (P) pinned Naheem Davis, 1:50
132: Nathaniel Mason (P) pinned Tiernan Tracy, 0:53
138: Dalton Ammon (P) won by forfeit
144: Mason Hollywood (SJ) won by forfeit
150: Paul Lacy (SJ) won by forfeit
157: Juan Velasquez (P) won by forfeit
165: Bobby Butkus (SJ) won by forfeit
175: Joseph Halstead (P) won by forfeit
190: Christian Blyler (P) won by forfeit
215: Connor Ayars (P) pinned Chris Morgan, 1:15
285: Trevor Waddington (P) dec. Cayden Banks, 4-0
106: John Sassi (P) won by forfeit
Cain is able
Schalick freshman wins weight class in Creek Classic, two other county wrestlers place in top 4
By Riverview Sports News
BLACKWOOD – Schalick freshman Emma Cain, who stepped away from her spot in the boys lineup to focus on a run to the girls regionals, won the 109-pound division in the Creek Classic Sunday at Camden County College.
Cain pinned Brianna Roeder of Buena in 3:07 to win the title. After two early byes, Cain pinned Egg Harbor’s Darlene Ho in the quarterfinals and scored a 19-4 tech fall over Mirly St. Sulne of Gateway/Woodbury in the semifinals.
The Cougars finished tenth in the tournament.
Two other Salem County wrestlers placed in the top four of their weight classes.
Pennsville’s Tatiyonna Crawford pinned Dymon Money of Collingswood) in third-place match at 187. Crawford lost in the semifinals to weight class winner Shaelie Young’s 100th career pin.
Schalick’s Athena Eberl lost to Samirah Duran of Egg Harbor, 7-0, in the third-place match at 122. Eberl went 2-2 with two pins.
GIRLS CREEK CLASSIC
at Camden County College
TEAM TOP 10: Pennsauken 166, Kingsway 126.5, Egg Harbor 68, Gateway/Woodbury 65, Manchester Twp. 56, Audubon 54, Paulsboro 51.5, Clayton/Glassboro 50, Ocean City 45.5, Schalick 44.5
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES
102: Elaine Luoma (Kingsway) pinned Josephine Albanese (Audubon), 3:53
109: Emma Cain (Schalick) pinned Brianna Roeder (Buena), 3:07
116: Sheyna Cruz (Paulsboro) pinned Layla Newton (Haddon Twp.), 1:37
122: Reagan Roxas (Kingsway) pinned Sophia Holmes (Clayton/Glassboro)
128: Jada Pichardo (Pennsauken) pinned Cami Bird (Egg Harbor)
134: Belle Konopka (Seneca) dec. Kylee Gaddy (Holy Spirit), 6-2
140: Danna Ramirez (Ocean City) tech fall over Gabriella Nguyen (Pennsauken), 15-0
147: Elizabeth Ostoyic (Delsea) pinned Fatina Lozier (Pennsauken), 3:08
154: Kasey Gelato (Kingsway) tech fall over Navaeh Abney (West Tech), 18-3
167: Ari Tyson (CHW) tech fall over Alexus Paden (Clayton/Glassboro), 25-7
187: Shaelie Young (Gateway/Woodbury) pinned Ayanah Richards (Pennsauken), 0:16
237: Antonia Federici (Gateway/Woodbury) pinned Samantha Domask (Palmyra)
This week’s schedule
Here is this week’s Salem County sports schedule for the week of Feb. 3-8
FEB. 3
GIRLS BASKETBALL
GCIT at Salem Tech
Pennsville at West Deptford
Penns Grove at Haddon Twp., 4:15 p.m.
Schalick at Buena
BOYS BASKETBALL
Buena at Pennsville
Riverside at Penns Grove, 6:30 p.m.
TRACK
Pennsville, Salem at Ocean Breeze Complex, Staten Island
BOWLING
Salem vs. Hammonton at DiDonato Bowling Center
FEB. 4
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Glassboro at Schalick
Woodstown at Pennsville, 7 p.m.
Penns Grove at Overbrook
Pitman at Salem
Salem Tech at Clayton
BOYS BASKETBALL
Clayton at Salem Tech
Overbrook at Penns Grove
Salem at Pitman
Schalick at Glassboro
Woodstown at Pennsville
MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Salem CC at Montgomery County (Pa.) CC, 7 p.m.
FEB. 5
WRESTLING
Pennsville at Gateway
Penns Grove at Clearview
Salem at Gloucester Catholic
BOWLING
Salem, Salem Tech in TCC Showcase at 30 Strikes
FEB. 6
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Glassboro at Penns Grove, 4 p.m.
Salem at Clayton
Schalick at Pennsville
Wildwood at Salem Tech
Woodstown at Overbrook
BOYS BASKETBALL
Clayton at Salem
Overbrook at Woodstown
Pennsville at Schalick
Glassboro at Penns Grove
Salem Tech at Wildwood
BOWLING
Salem vs. Salem Tech at Wood Lanes
SWIMMING
NJSIAA Sectionals at GCIT
WRESTLING
Woodstown, Williamstown at Hammonton
Pennsauken at Schalick
MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
RCSJ-Gloucester at Salem CC, 7 p.m.
WOMENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
RCSJ-Gloucester at Salem CC, 5 p.m.
FEB. 7
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Buena at Salem
Pennsville at Millville
WRESTLING
Gloucester Catholic at Penns Grove
Salem at Winslow
BOWLING
NJSIAA Playoffs
FEB. 8
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Cumberland at Schalick, 11:30 a.m.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Pennsville at West Deptford, 11:30 a.m.
Woodstown at Cherokee, 11:30 p.m.
Absegami at Salem, noon
WRESTLING
Burlington City, Egg Harbor Twp., St. Joe (Hamm.) at Pennsville
Salem, Woodstown, Williamstown at Hammonton
MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Salem CC at Harrisburg Area CC, noon
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