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Below are the Olympic Conference all-stars for 2023, chosen by the coaches. NJ.com had no role in their selections.

American Division

First Team

• Sammie Friel, Cherokee
• Maya Knasiak, Lenape
• Vanessa Meyers, Lenape
• Ava Sweet, Rancocas Valley
• Monroe Willis, Rancocas Valley
• Sarah Masters, Cherokee
• Katie Vuong, Lenape
• Camryn Shank, Lenape
• Madison Konopka, Shawnee
• Samantha Wakeley, Eastern
• Emily Lafferty, Cherokee
• Avery Obetz, Cherokee
• Melanie Earley, Rancocas Valley

Second Team

• Kylee Berg, Cherokee
• Alex Pley, Shawnee
• Alexis Rosano, Eastern
• Eden Ehle, Shawnee
• Stephanie Kraska, Rancocas Valley
• Leah Taylor, Lenape
• Eva Prosser, Camden County Tech
• Mya Torres, Eastern
• Ashley Murphy, Shawnee
• Alex Rubano, Shawnee
• Brianna Morrissey, Camden County Tech
• Valery Colindrez, Camden County Tech
• Anna Groff, Cherry HilL East

National Division

First Team

• Violet Marta, Moorestown
• Jordan DuBois, Seneca
• Madison Cooley, Paul VI
• Olivia Croge, Cherry Hill West
• Kylie Llewellyn, Moorestown
• Mackenzie Seibel, Moorestown
• Catirana Haas, Winslow
• Camryn Harry, Paul VI
• Lily Marta, Moorestown
• Lisey St. Jean, Paul VI
• Ella Flood, Paul VI

Second Team

• Ella Davis, Cherry Hill West
• Ava Nevius, Paul VI
• Dani Brown, Camden Catholic
• Brenna Bowie, Winslow
• Nadya Devenny, Cherry Hill West
• Lillie Bailey, Seneca
• Quinn Cunningham, Paul VI
• Danielle Audet, Paul VI
• Gianna Maiore, Paul VI
• Maddie Sylvia, Camden Catholic
• Ny Gomez, Cherry Hill West
• Emma Lang, Seneca
• Sophia Hudec, Camden Catholic

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The South Jersey Tennis Coaches Association recently announced its postseason all-star teams for the 2023 season.

All-South Jersey

Singles

Derrin Lerner, Cherry Hill East

Maxwell Dombrowski, Cherry Hill East

Mike Glowacki, Eastern

Ryan Erhardt, Haddon Township

Milan Karajovic, Lenape

Nick Styliades, Moorestown

Kunaal Jaganathan, Northern Burlington

Ashus Mahmood, Northern Burlington

Doubles

Ben Xi and Zach Van Meter, Cherry Hill East

Garv Singhal and Zach Wei, Cherry Hill East

Daniel Plum and Asher Fred, Haddonfield

Kunal Gupta and Nikhil Venkatachalapathy, Lenape

Arjun Rabinowitz and Rahul Rabinowitz, Moorestown

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Group 4

Singles

Antonio Strafella, Atlantic City

Derrin Lerner, Cherry Hill East

Maxwell Dombrowski, Cherry Hill East

Landon Schuster, Cherry Hill East

Mike Glowacki, Eastern

Milan Karajovic, Lenape

Ethan Kaligis, Lenape

Logan Knasiak, Lenape

Greg Burgess, Vineland

Doubles

Maxson Cabida and Risikesh Muddana, Cherokee

Samuel Snyder and Raustin Esfahanizadeh, Cherokee

Ben Xi and Zach Van Meter, Cherry Hill East

Garv Singhal and Zach Wei, Cherry Hill East

Franco Leehive and Jacob Berg and Ryan Bedi, Eastern

Harpeet Singh and Justin Sample, Kingsway

Kunal Gupta and Nikhil Venkatachalapathy, Lenape

Mike Cagno and Rohan Patel, Vineland

Group 3

Singles

Alex Wise, Mainland

Nick Styliades, Moorestown

Ajay Shah, Moorestown

Kunaal Jaganathan, Northern Burlington

Ashus Mahmood, Northern Burlington

Charles DiCicco, Ocean City

Sean Sipera, Shawnee

Doubles

Tristan Miller and Ben Rosenberg, Mainland

Arjun Rabinowitz and Rahul Rabinowitz, Moorestown

Caleb Liu and Charlie Schlindwein, Moorestown

Pat Lonergan and Jackson Barnes, Ocean City

Ryan Cahill and Danny Swerdlow, Shawnee

Michael Haussman and Matt Pierson, Shawnee

Group 2

Singles

Kyle O’Connor, Cedar Creek

Samuel Falk, Cumberland

Luke Fischer, Cumberland

Andrew McWilliams, Delsea

Jack Gilmore, Haddonfield

Chase Degillio, Haddonfield

Matt Murschell, Haddonfield

Wesley Mazzucco, Haddon Heights

Chris Webb, Seneca

Nate Bassett, West Deptford

Doubles

Blake Modri and Asher Kennedy, Cumberland

Daniel Plum and Asher Fred, Haddonfield

Aaron Keith and Jack Carr, Haddonfield

Matt Underwood and Paddy Kearns, Haddon Heights

John Brady and Chase Struzynski, West Deptford

Group 1

Singles

Ben Popso, Florence

Aidan MacIntosh, Florence

Ryan Erhardt, Haddon Township

Christian Erhardt, Haddon Township

Alex Noone, Haddon Township

Simon Hardin, Middle Township

Steve Berrodin, Middle Township

Justin Wen, Middle Township

Maddox Marker, Pitman

Doubles

Matt Conti and Derek Tindall, Florence

Ben Hintz and Rylan Martinelli, Haddon Township

Will Casterline and Markos Sakoulas, Middle…

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Stalks of corn stand tall among the towering skyscrapers of midtown Manhattan as part of a new exhibition at The Morgan Library & Museum which pays tribute to Indigenous culture.

The exhibit, called “Nora Thompson Dean: Lenape Teacher and Herbalist,” focuses on the life of Nora Thompson Dean (1907–1984), who worked to preserve Lenape culture. Featuring letters, photographs and a Three Sisters garden, the show’s on view now through September 17. 

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The museum itself, like all of Manhattan and New Jersey plus parts of New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut, sits on what was once called Lenapehoking, the ancestral lands of the Lenape. Beginning in the early 1600s, European settlers forced the Lenape people from these lands. There are now federally recognized Lenape nations in Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Canada, places where displaced Lenape people live.

Photograph: By Roy Pataro | Nora Thompson Dean

About Nora Thompson Dean

Dean was born in Oklahoma and she was determined to preserve her culture’s language, spiritual beliefs and knowledge of the natural world. As part of that work, she visited Lenapehoking many times, including a visit to New York City, The Morgan’s assistant curator Sal Robinson told Time Out New York. During the visit, Dean was scheduled to meet then-Mayor Ed Koch, but he never showed up for the appointment, instead sending an aide to meet her with an NYC souvenir. 

At last, Dean is getting the spotlight in New York City with an exhibit that recognizes her deeply important work. To create the exhibition, the Morgan worked with the Lenape Center and Hudson Valley Farm Hub.

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NJAC-Freedom

First team: Kwandjo Mensah, Jefferson; Adrian Valencia, Hackettstown; Cade Martress, High Point; Mason Rabtzow, Jefferson; Sebastian Igielski, Jefferson; Lesley Grigak, Hackettstown; DeAndre Reaves, Hackettstown; Dan Kim, Vernon; Isaac Smith-Lewis, Lenape Valley; Redjee Nonez, Hackettstown; Ryan Pietz, Lenape Valley; Andrew Noonan, High Point; Dominic DeAngelis, Lenape Valley; Jordan Perez, High Point; Ethan Almeida, Hackettstown; Zack Mountain, Vernon; Dylan Barca, Vernon; Michael Evanick, Vernon; Tyler Jones, Vernon

Second team: Diogo Torres, Vernon; Ryan Lachman, Lenape Valley, Matthew Tunnell, High Point; Owen Cooper, Hackettstown; Chris Wynne, Vernon; Matthew Ellis, Jefferson; Lukas Polizos, Vernon; Kyle Willis, High Point; Thomas Young, Jefferson; Maxwell Yanagi, Lenape Valley; Michael Hamm, Jefferson; Cole Herman, Vernon; Massimo Magarino, High Point; Dan Musilli, High Point; Max Seward, High Point; Christian Bujno, Hackettstown; Mathias Alvez, Lenape Valley; Joe Pappa, Vernon; Logan Howell, Vernon

Honorable mention: Denzell Welling, Vernon; Samson Burke, Hackettstown; Jonah Ripley, High Point; Mike Nwankwo, Jefferson; Timothy Van Klingeren, Lenape Valley

Division champion: Vernon

Sportsmanship award: Jefferson and Lenape Valley

NJAC-Independence

First team: James Jeffers, Whippany Park; Jason Griffin, Whippany Park; Matthew Yee, Whippany Park; Ryan Trocolar, Pequannock; Jack Ahart, Kinnelon; Matt Kispert, Kinnelon; Matt Mazurkiewicz, Kinnelon; Andrew Garcia, Kinnelon; Kyle Bjornson, Kinnelon; Derek Luttenberger, Pequannock; Andrew Farrell, Whippany Park; Ethan Volante, Boonton; Joseph Ciottone, Whippany Park; Jovan Avena, Pequannock; Luke Laterza, Whippany Park; Henry Struble, Pequannock; Ryan Winters, Kinnelon; Michael Cowhig, Whippany Park

Second team: Jai Kang, Kinnelon; Liam McDermott, Pequannock; Milan Lopez-Tassan, Whippany Park; Xavier Trinidad, Pequannock; Brody Yoo, Whippany Park; Michael Hoppes, Whippany Park; Kyle James, Whippany Park; Jonathan Gomez, Whippany Park; Joseph Mendy, Kinnelon; Smith DenBleyker, Kinnelon; Charlie Hurd, Boonton; Ryan Geng, Kinnelon; Nathaniel Rosa, Kinnelon; Jovan Vinas, Pequannock; Nano Crefeld, Pequannock; Mohammad Almosbeh, Kinnelon; Nikolai Samuylov, Dover; Emanuele Caltibiano, Boonton; Salvatore D’Alessio, Pequannock

Honorable mention: Will Portman, Kinnelon; Metin Ahmedi, Boonton; Wyatt Lieto, Whippany Park; Konnan Perez, Pequannock; Angel Santos Utrera, Dover

Division…

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MORRISVILLE, Pa. (WPVI) — Tour the grounds of Pennsbury Manor with your phone as your compass and experience a sound installation called ‘nkwiluntmn’ by Indigenous artist Nathan Young.

“‘nkwiluntmn’ is the Unami Lenape name of this piece,” says Young.

It means I am lonesome for it.

“Such as the sound of a drum,” says Young.

The Lenape lived on the land where Pennsbury Manor is located.

“Pennsbury Manor is a reconstructed home of William Penn,” says Douglas Miller, historic site administrator for Pennsbury Manor.

“And the Pennsylvania story would be radically different if he was not welcomed by the Lenape,” says Miller.

Young lives in Oklahoma, but his tribe is native to Pennsylvania.

“This is the homelands of my ancestors – it’s Lenapehoking,” says Young, who is a member of the Delaware Tribe of Indians.

Young created what he calls a multi-sonic experience with four musicalized benches and four signs, that together create a narrative.

“I’m trying to encode Lenape thoughts and Lenape ideas into this space,” he says.

Young says he included some thoughts on what it might have felt like to be forced to leave your home.

Young says it’s been hundreds of years since the voices of the Delaware Tribe have been expressed in the area of Pennsbury Manor and “that’s the longing.”

The signs are two-sided.

Young says one side includes prose about exile, while the other side has designs meant to inspire what territories and space might have looked like.

“This is an opportunity, through art, to touch a little bit of that history,” says Miller.

Young says, “It’s important to remember that there were people here before.”

Nathan Young’s ‘nkwiluntmn’ runs through next April.

‘nkwiluntmn’ at Pennsbury Manor | Tickets
Pennsbury Manor

400 Pennsbury Memorial Road

Morrisville, PA 19067

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Carl LaVO  |  Special to Bucks County Courier Times

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Edgely bridge in Lower Bucks County may need to be replaced, says Bristol Township. First, its safety needs to be assessed.

The Edgely bridge, sometimes called the Randall Avenue bridge, is in poor shape and may need to be replaced. Bristol Township’s investigating.

JD Mullane, Bucks County Courier Times

It surprised me several years ago to learn Morrisville nearly became Washington, D.C. I got another jolt lately: Bristolians once expected their village to become Philadelphia which for a time was the U.S. capital. That bit of trivia got me to envisioning the impact on Bucks County had those dreams come true.

Bristol as Philadelphia and D.C.

In 1672, Quaker founder George Fox and companions forged their way on horseback on wilderness paths from Long Island through New Jersey to reach Maryland. At Burlington Island, Lenape Indians ferried them across the Delaware River in canoes. Their horses swam across. The travelers landed at what George deemed an ideal site for a settlement.

Within a decade, English Quakers took the hint. They got to work building Buckingham village (the future Bristol) in the new colony of Pennsylvania. Just upstream, William Penn purchased 8,431 acres from the Lenape for his Pennsbury Manor home plus territory…

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BOYS TRACK
Olympic Conference Championships

May 23, Mount Holly

100-Meter Dash: 1-Rajahn Dixon, Eastern, 11.01. 2-M.J. Lincoln, Lenape, 11.31. 3-David Smith, Rancocas Valley, 11.33. 4-Jadon Kendrick, Rancocas Valley, 11.41. 5-Welsey Davenport, Cherokee, 11.45. 6-Jamil Peterson, Winslow Township, 11.51.

LRHSD Finishers: 7-Sam Justice (Se) 11.56. Trials – 5-Justice 11.46. 6-Lincoln 11.50. 8-Davenport 11.53. 21-Ryan Bender (C) 11.93. 22-Xavier Best (L) 11.96. 24-Derrick Hammond (L) 12.00. 25-Brian Mitchell (C) 12.01. 30-Brian Magee (C) 12.12. 34-Jamar Warthen (Se) 12.65.

200-Meter Dash: 1-Rajahn Dixon, Eastern, 22.37. 2-Thomas Howard Jr. Rancocas Valley, 23.03. 3-Jawan Brownlee, Camden, 23.24. 4-Welsey Davenport, Cherokee, 23.28. 5-Austin Bailey, Paul VI, 23.29. 6-M.J. Lincoln, Lenape, 23.39.

LRHSD Finishers: 8-Sam Justice (Se) 23.55. 13-Kenny Rowe (L) 24.05.

400-Meter Dash: 1-Rajahn Dixon, Eastern, 49.76. 2-Julian Coppage-Seepersaud, Rancocas Valley, 50.20. 3-Nicholas Micklewright, Shawnee, 50.65. 4-Braelen Crump, Camden Catholic, 51.35. 5-Julius Dominguez, Eastside, 51.38. 6-Austin Bailey, Paul VI, 51.51.

LRHSD Finishers: 12-Shawn Realley (Se) 57.41.

800-Meter Run: 1-Patrick Ditmars, Cherokee, 1:56.00. 2-Nick Kuenkel, Cherokee, 1:56.87. 3-Peter Tepper, Cherry Hill East, 1:58.02. 4-Ari Greenberg, Cherry Hill East, 1:58.49. 5-Robert Poplar, Cherokee, 1:58.74. 6-Michael McCurdy, Cherry Hill East, 1:59.42.

LRHSD Finishers: 11-Kirk Traenkner (Se) 2:05.38. 15-Benjamin Rose (L) 2:10.97.

1600-Meter Run: 1-Will Mrozinski, Paul VI, 4:23.61. 2-Ryan Smith, Rancocas Valley, 4:30.23. 3-Raine Guidarelli, Cherry Hill East, 4:32.24. 4-Noah Manwaring, Lenape, 4:33.40. 5-Christopher Gray, Rancocas Valley, 4:36.02. 6-Sean Brennan, Lenape, 4:37.45.

LRHSD Finishers: 10-Yanni Ekatomatis (Sh) 4:46.28. 11-Matteo Evola (C) 4:53.20. 14-Justin Schmied (Se) 5:03.22. 16-Justin Mercado (Se) 5:06.09.

Lenape senior Colin Hermack, right, captured the 3200-meter run in 9:38.99 at the Olympic Conference track and field championships May 23. (RUNNINGWORKSPICS)

3200-Meter Run: 1-Colin Hermack, Lenape, 9:38.99. 2-Ryan Smith, Rancocas Valley, 9:47.25….

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