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TOMS RIVER – The Lenape High School girls indoor track team won two events in the first South Jersey Track Coaches Association track and field meet of the season Dec. 20 at the John Bennett Indoor Athletic Complex here.

SJTCA Meet No. 1

December 20, Toms River

Boys

55-Meter Dash: 1-Michael Mazero, Paul VI, 6.74. 2-Jack Hackett, Robbinsville, 6.79. 3-Isaiah Pepe-Magro, Collingswood, 6.80.

LRHSD: 59-Yunseong Ji (L) 7.34. 61-Angelo Kyrtatas (C) 7.36. 79-Kyrie Council (L) 7.57. 87-Ian Calderon (L) 7.69. 98-Jeremy Linden (C) 7.85. 102-Francis Brown (L) 7.89.

55-Meter High Hurdles: 1-Bryce Tucker, Pennsauken, 7.84. 2-Malachi Welsey, Egg Harbor Township, 7.94. 3-Anaias Hughes, Willingboro, 7.98.

LRHSD: 7-Angelo Kyrtatas (C) 8.38. 12-Kaden Witherspoon (L) 9.12. 22-John Marius (L) 9.74. 41-Gavin Monaghan (L) 10.72.

400-Meter Run: 1-Bryce Tucker, Pennsauken, 51.08. 2-Matthew Mazero, Paul VI, 51.90. 3-Andre Pearson, North Brunswick, 53.25.

LRHSD: 23-Kevin Hess (C) 57.13. 34-Joshua Pawlik (C) 57.69. 45-Stephen Trombetta (C) 58.36. 57-Devin Torres (L) 59.77. 86-Ian Calderon (L) 1:03.55. 98-Hector Rodrigo (L) 1:10.42.

Distance Medley: 1-Washington Township (Hunter Bostwick, Nathaniel Kidwell, Colin Keane, Tells McDonald) 11:19.85. 2-Highland 11:19.88. 3-Cherokee (Thomas Bromley, Bradley Popler, Joseph Natoli, Lucas Hatch) 11:24.07.

LRHSD: 6-Lenape (Sean Brennan, Colin Hermack, Tyler Walters, Will Whelan) 11:48.67.

4-by-200-Meter Relay: 1-Willingboro (Miles Allen, Geordan Collins, Jaylen Young, Jackson Murry) 1:34.41. 2-Rancocas Valley 1:34.47. 3-Washington Township 1:36.45.

LRHSD: 20-Cherokee (Kevin Hess, Joshua Pawlik, Evan Pawlik, Lucas Hatch) 1:44.87. 26-Lenape (John Marius, Kaden Witherspoon, Aditya Bharadwaj, Gavin Monaghan) 1:46.35.

4-by-800-Meter Relay: 1-Washington Township (Chris Colavita, Charles Last, Nathaniel Kidwell, Sean Hice) 8:45.25. 2-Oakcrest 8:53.89. 3-Highland 8:54.04.

LRHSD: 10-Cherokee (Zachary Ciabattoni, Enzo Corona, Liam Tindall, Benjamin Weiner) 9:29.29. 15-Lenape (Matthew Michnowski, Sean Brennan, Noah White, Benjamin Rose) 9:55.79.

Shot Put: 1-Jason Nwosu, Delsea, 54-5. 2-Josh Caudill, Delsea, 51-7. 3-C.J. Johnson, Willingboro, 49-6 1/2.

High Jump: 1-Connor Wright, Hammonton, 5-10. 2-Ahmad…

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BOYS BASKETBALL

Eastern 60, Cherokee 54: Noah Payne scored 26 points as visiting Eastern (1-2, 1-0) came from behind with a big fourth quarter to defeat Cherokee (1-2, 0-1) in an Olympic Conference American Division game Dec. 21.

Bryce Nwobu had 15 to lead the Chiefs.

Olympic American Division

Dec. 21, Marlton

Eastern 60, Cherokee 54

Eastern (1-2) 9-12-10-29 – 60

Cherokee (1-2) 11-15-16-12 – 54

Eastern: Noah Payne 26, Damien Edwards 13, Jason Brice 12, Max Portnoy 6, Rasaah Washington 3. 3s: Edwards 3, Brice 3, Washington.

Cherokee: Marc DePhillips 5, Bryce Nwobu 15, Shane Winkelman 7, Judd Holt 3, Will Carr 9, Zach Distel 8; 3s: Distel 2, Winkelman, Carr.

Lenape 72, Cherry Hill West 32: Aidan Anderson scored 18 points to lead four players in double figures as visiting Lenape (2-0, 1-0) blasted Cherry Hill West (0-1, 0-1) in an Olympic Conference American Division game Dec. 21.

Olympic American Division

Dec. 21, Cherry Hill

Lenape 72, Cherry Hill West 32

Lenape (2-0) 26-21-15-10 – 72

CH West (0-1) 2-9-9-12 – 32

Lenape: Aidan Fuchs 2, Tye Dorset 12, Jared Janora-Koch 6, Jake Simpkins 2, Aidan Anderson 18, Taj Folayan 7, Tayvon Gaither 10, Derek Simpson 11, Tekie Clark 4; 3s: Dorset, Folayan, Simpson.

Cherry Hill West: Jaedin Cooley 5, Logan Marrero 2, Kanye Paxton 7, Aidan Fallon-Louis 2, Quinn Gibson 2, Jordan Gonzalez 3, Justin Smith 9, Ben Manns 2; 3s: Gonzalez.

Shawnee 43, Washington Township 34: Matt Fish led all scorers with 16 points as Shawnee (2-0, 1-0) defeated visiting Washington Township (1-2, 0-1) in an Olympic Conference American Division game Dec. 21.

Olympic American Division

Dec. 21, Medford

Shawnee 43, Washington Township 34

Township (1-2) 10-5-4-15 – 34

Shawnee (2-0) 7-11-14-11 – 43

Washington Township: Gavin Attanasi 3, Dan Reistle 9, Chris Racobaldo…

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TOMS RIVER – Lenape Regional High School District girls teams won three events at the season-opening Olympic Conference Indoor Track and Field Meet Dec. 17 at the John Bennett Indoor Athletic Complex here.

Girls Events

Distance Medley: 1-Eastern (Sophia Staiger, Kylie Dawson, Arianna Morales, Regan Bewley) 13:27.70. 2-Winslow Township 13:28.74. 3-Shawnee (Nicole Tellechea, Ryan Sheehan, Charlee Grovatt, Madelyn Valasek) 13:36.11.

LRHSD: 6-Seneca (Lindsey Hough, Alex Butcher, Elizabeth Heinemann, Rihanna Vincent) 14:23.43.

4-by-51.5-Meter Shuttle Hurdles: 1-Winslow Township (Kamryn Holness, Jaia James, Kya Robinson, Janelle Marshall) 37.81. 2-Lenape (Keira Gibbons, Jacqueline Swann, Andrea Lee, Mariah Berry) 38.61. 3-Cherokee (Alison Cooke, Grace Pajic, Taylor Argentiero, Claire Gallagher) 40.95.

4-by-200-Meter Relay: 1-Cherokee (Jillian Strauss, Erin St. John, Taylor Angentiero, Alison Cooke) 1:54.06. 2-Winslow Township 1:55.37. 3-Seneca (Caydence Feehan, Catie Andrews, Addison Rivera, Mia Hill) 1:58.29.

LRHSD: 8-Lenape (Nyla Hannah, Brooke McMonagle, Sophie Bacso, Katherine Vuong) 2:02.70.

4-by-800-Meter Relay: 1-Seneca (Elizabeth Heinemann, Hannah Cutts, Megan O’Keefe, Alex Butcher) 11:15.46. 2-Shawnee (Caroline Healy, Sydney Kiernan, Claudia Koch, Misha Yadav) 11:31.97. 3-Cherokee (Maria Froevig, Isabella Kadar, Jocelyn Kugler, Autumn Paul) 11:34.28.

LRHSD: 6-Lenape (Nina Chester, Alyson Goldbacher, Isabella Bordon, Katherine Gallego) 11:46.18.

Sprint Medley: 1-Winslow Township (Janelle Marshall, Jaia James, Briyel Brown, Victoria Campbell) 4:25.10. 2-Lenape (Keira Gibbons, Audrey Cashin, Samantha Rosado, Katherine Pappas) 4:32.57. 3-Washington Township 4:33.40.

LRHSD: 6-Seneca (Nora Eberman, Catie Andrews, Mia Hill, Rihanna Vincent) 4:53.48. 7-Shawnee (Elizabeth Clark, Sakiyah Horsley, Madison Konopka, Madison Koveloski) 4:56.55. 10-Cherokee (Erin St. John, Taylor Argentiero, Grace Panic, Claire Gallagher) 5:19.68.

4-by-400-Meter Relay: 1-Winslow Township (Kamryn Holness, Celina Daniel, Ava Milner, Alana Henry) 4:23.71. 2-Seneca (Megan O’Keefe, Caydence Feehan, Addison Rivera, Lindsey Hough) 4:37.93.

LRHSD: 7-Shawnee (Laura Tedesco, Nicole Tellechea, Ella Buckley, Ryann Sheehan) 4:55.77. 8-Lenape (Andrea Lee, Brooke McMonagle, Julia Sellers, Jacqueline Swann) 5:00.68.

Shot Put: 1-Tess Strittmatter, Seneca, 34-5 1/4. 2-Savana Dodd, Eastern, 32-1/2….

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Cherokee 38, Bishop Eustace 29: Katie Fricker led the way with 18 points, including four 3-pointers as visiting Cherokee (1-0, 0-0) opened the season with a victory over Bishop Eustace (0-1, 0-0) in an Olympic Conference interdivision game Dec. 17.

Olympic Interdivision

Dec. 17, Pennsauken

Cherokee 38, Bishop Eustace 29

Cherokee (1-0) 8-7-9-14 – 38

Eustace (0-1) 7-7-8-7 – 29

Cherokee: C.J. Apistar 2, Katie Fricker 18, Gabby Recinto 7, Delaney Jackson 5, Bri Wegner 4, Olivia Selverian 2; 3s: Fricker 4, Recinto.

Bishop Eustace: Not available.

Seneca 52, Cherry Hill East 47: Kristen Mellon led three players in double figures with 18 points as Seneca (1-0, 0-0) opened the season with a win over visiting Cherry Hill East (0-1, 0-0) in an Olympic Conference interdivision game Dec. 17.

Olympic Interdivision

Dec. 17, Tabernacle

Seneca 52, Cherry Hill East 47

CH East (0-1) 8-15-13-11 – 47

Seneca (1-0) 11-10-15-15 – 52

Cherry Hill East: Jenna McGovern 5, Humna Hussain 11, Marisa Rappaport 3, Lily Quintero 28. 3s: Quintero 4, Rappaport.

Seneca: Kate Matthiessen 2, Sophia Cooper 13, Kristen Mellon 18, Talia Lemyre 10, Vickie Crooker 7, Grace Mileszko 2; 3s: Cooper 3, Mellon 2.

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  Seneca’s Kristen Mellon puts up a shot during the season opener against visiting Cherry Hill East Dec. 17. The Golden Eagles won, 52-47.

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  Seneca’s Grace Mileszko puts up a shot during the season opener against visiting Cherry Hill East Dec. 17. The Golden Eagles won, 52-47.

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  Seneca’s Kate Matthiessen drives in the basket during the season opener against visiting Cherry Hill East Dec. 17. The Golden Eagles won, 52-47.

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  Seneca’s Sophia Cooper takes a shot during the season opener against visiting Cherry Hill East Dec. 17. The Golden Eagles won, 52-47.

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Video: South Jersey Indian Representative speaks about Burlington Island

South Jersey Indian Representative Harvey Blue Wolf speaks about Burlington Island on Monday, July 13, 2020.

Adam Monacelli, Cherry Hill Courier-Post

My daughter from a young age always wondered about the island on the far side of the Delaware River during family visits to Bristol. She’s like me: curious and up for adventure in the outdoors.

The wooded isle looked miles long, heavily forested and uninhabited from our vantage point in the borough’s waterfront park. Known as “Matinicunk” (Isle of Pines) in the Lenni Lenape Indian language, it’s all these things and isolated by two forks of the river between Bristol and Burlington City, New Jersey.

The mystery of what today is called Burlington Island lingered until Genevieve graduated college. On a visit home, she challenged me. “Let’s paddle over to the island, Dad!” Sure! So off we went, in her blue canoe. 

We crossed from Bristol, paddling against the outgoing tide while steering clear of pleasure craft zipping by in the 40-foot-deep shipping channel. We landed on a pristine beach mid-island, then portaged the canoe up a high embankment draped in underbrush and more than a few spider webs. To our surprise,…

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No. 6 Lenape 59, Linden 44

Paterson Charter vs. Paterson Kennedy, 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 18

BCSL

Doane Academy 66, Eastern 57 – Box Score

Pemberton 68, Williamstown 46 – Box Score

New Egypt 56, Salem Tech 28 – Box Score

Camden Catholic 60, Moorestown 48 – Box Score

Kingsway 74, Pennsauken 68 – Box Score

BIG NORTH

Paterson Eastside 45, Neptune 24 – Box Score

Paramus 68, Fair Lawn 62 – Box Score

CAPE-ATLANTIC

Vineland 74, Cape May Tech 56 – Box Score

St. Joseph (Hamm.) 0, Atlantic City 0 – Box Score

COLONIAL

Collingswood 52, Wildwood 41 – Box Score

Haddonfield 52, Timber Creek 30 – Box Score

CVC

West Windsor-Plainsboro North 43, Princeton Day 38 – Box Score

Voorhees 46, Hopewell Valley 38 – Box Score

Notre Dame 42, Council Rock North (PA) 40 – Box Score

Nottingham 59, North Hunterdon 46 – Box Score

Holy Trinity (NY) 48, Trenton 45 – Box Score

GMC

J.P. Stevens 61, Timothy Christian 45 – Box Score

HCIAL

Memorial 59, Nutley 31 – Box Score

Weehawken 48, McNair 45 – Box Score

NJAC

Wallkill Valley 54, Lenape Valley 49 – Box Score

Boonton 58, Kinnelon 44 – Box Score

Sussex Tech 33, Belvidere 31 – Box Score

NJIC

Abundant Life 61, Bogota 51 – Box Score

Weehawken 48, McNair 45 – Box Score

OLYMPIC

Paul VI 73, Overbrook 51 – Box Score

Doane Academy 66, Eastern 57 – Box Score

Camden Catholic 60, Moorestown 48 – Box Score

Lenape 59, Linden 44 – Box Score

SEC

Memorial 59, Nutley 31 – Box Score

SHORE

Paterson Eastside 45, Neptune 24 – Box Score

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BOYS BOWLING

St. Augustine Prep 2, Cherokee 2: Eric Jones led the way with a 552 series (252 high game) as Cherokee (0-2-2, 0-2-1) tied visiting St. Augustine Prep (0-3-1, 0-2) in an Olympic Conference interdivision match Dec. 7.

Olympic Interdivision

Dec. 7, Laurel Lanes

St. Augustine Prep 2, Cherokee 2

St. Aug. (0-3-1) 837-802-800 – 2439

Cherokee (0-2-2) 739-810-841 – 2390

St. Augustine Prep: Robert Foster 157-129-189-(475), Nate Sauder 142-156-139-(437), Jake Littleton 151-172-170-(493), Peyton Smith 213-141-151-(505), Mike Shtutman 174-204-151-(529).

Cherokee: Sam Vitale 124-113-147-(384), Francesco Musto 89-120-159-(368), Brian Cordi 172-167-211-(550), Eric Jones 152-252-148-(552), Ethan Krijt 202-158-176-(536).

Pennsauken Tech 3, Lenape 1: Senior Kenneth Sherman rolled a 447 series (166 high game) for Lenape (0-5, 0-3) in a loss to visiting Pennsauken Tech (2-3, 1-2) in an Olympic Conference interdivision match Dec. 7.

Olympic Interdivision

Dec. 7, Laurel Lanes

Pennsauken Tech 3, Lenape 1

P. Tech (2-3) 628-694-639 – 1961

Lenape (0-5) 609-629-668 – 1906

Pennsauken Tech: Alex Vegaza 117-181-154-(452), Dominic Greico 83-137-128-(348), Nathan Domiano 191-141-166-(498), Nathan Rodgers 136-94-87-(317), Jovani Johnson-Russell 101-141-104-(346).

Lenape: Lukas Christ 119-123-104-(346), Tyler Gravener 144-120-162-(426), Roman Scott 79-120-122-(321), Kenneth Sherman 153-128-166-(447), Julisse O’Neil 114-138-114-(366).

Seneca 3, Shawnee 1: Sophomore Jack Pearson rolled a fine 712 series (269, 265 games) as Seneca (4-0, 3-0) defeated Shawnee (3-1-1, 2-0-1) in an Olympic Conference interdivision match Dec. 7.

Senior Carson Quigley (633, 235) was the top scorer for the Renegades.

Olympic Interdivision

Dec. 7, Medford Lanes

Seneca 3, Shawnee 1

Seneca (4-0) 895-1121-1014 – 3030

Shawnee (3-1-1) 979-940-872 – 2791

Seneca: Logan Sharrott 149-198-167-(514), Jack Pearson 189-269-265-(712), Tyler Curtis 223-176-192-(591), Niko Beneventano 178-211-198-(587), Trevor Adamiak 167-267-192-(626).

Shawnee: Carson Quigley 235-209-189-(633), Dylan Gates 150-169-202-(521), Zach Bucci 165-181-145-(491), Cameron Penz 246-168-183-(597), Gavin Reynolds 183-213-153-(549).

Cherokee 3, Lenape 1: Ethan Krijt (523 series, 184 high game) and Eric Jones (501, 188)…

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