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GIRLS SWIMMING

Egg Harbor Township 86.5, Cherokee 83.5: No. 2 seed Egg Harbor Township (9-1, 6-0) escaped with a close win over visiting No. 3 Cherokee (9-3, 3-2) in a NJSIAA South Group 4 semifinal playoff meet Feb. 14.

Abby Zane and Heather O’Day each won two events and contributed to a pair of first-place relays for the Chiefs.

“Our girls swam an excellent meet against a strong Egg Harbor team,” said Cherokee coach Chelsea Latani. “Although it was not the outcome we were hoping for, we had a lot of great swims and dropped times. The girls did everything we asked of them and left everything in the water. We are so proud of them all and look forward to seeing our girls compete at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions.”

Several Cherokee swimmers, as well as all three relay teams, that have earned a trip to the Meet of Champions March 5 and 6 at Gloucester County Institute of Technology in Sewell.

Competing for Cherokee will be Lydia Palmer (200 free and 100 breast), Heather O’Day (50 free and 100 free) and Abby Zane (100 fly and 100 back).

NJSIAA South Group A Semifinals

Feb. 14, Egg Harbor Township

Egg Harbor Township 86.5, Cherokee 83.5

200 Medley Relay: Cherokee (Angeline Bui, Megan Zeiler, Abby Zane, Heather O’Day) 2:01.16. 200 Freestyle: Lydia Palmer (C) 2:11.33. 200 Individual Medley: Zane 2:27.09. 50 Freestyle: O’Day 27.82. 100 Butterfly: Zane 1:03.96. 100 Freestyle: O’Day 1:00.15. 500 Freestyle: Palmer 4:38.64. 100 Backstroke: 2-Bui 1:08.04. 100 Breaststroke: 2-Zeiler 1:16.39. 400 Freestyle Relay: Cherokee (O’Day, Zane, Julia Fanning, Palmer) 4:06.50.

BOYS SWIMMING

Cherry Hill East 113, Cherokee 57: No. 1 seed Cherry Hill East (10-0, 5-0) eliminated No. 4 Cherokee (10-3, 3-2) in a NJSIAA South Group 4 semifinal playoff meet Feb. 14.

Noah Serrano won…

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The complete championship results from the NJSIAA / Rothman Orthopaedics District 8 wrestling championships.

District 8

First Round Results

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9-Ergyn Doko, Lodi p. 8-Daniel Amendola, Hasbrouck Heights, 5:00.

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8-Jad Duval, Dover p. 9-Mike Hardman, Hopatcong, 3:35.

Quarterfinal Round Results

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4-Marcus Bullock, Lenape Valley p. 5-Jayden Mendez, Dover, 1:41.
3-Kyle Von Seidelmann, Hasbrouck Heights p. 6-Mark Calderio, Fair Lawn, 4:29.
2-Chris Hong, Paramus p. 7-Omar Asfour, Lodi, 3:33.

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4-Carter Cofone, Mount Olive p. 5-Liam Gillen, Dover, 2:47.
3-Ibraham Rashid, Fair Lawn p. 6-Ryan Zimmerman, Lenape Valley, 1:21.

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4-Brody Bogues, Fair Lawn p. 5-Robert Cardone, Lodi, 1:14.

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4-Stephen Toth, Fair Lawn p. 5-Blake Brown, Hopatcong, 5:15.
3-Andrew Ivanovski, Saddle Brook d. 6-Zak Kovach, Mount Olive, 4-2.
2-Daniel Haws, Lenape Valley p. 7-Zak Kovach, Mount Olive, 1:19.

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1-Jonathan Cherba, Paramus p. 9-Manny Stupar, Hopatcong, 0:54.
4-Daniel Barra, Mount Olive md. 5-Osiris Harris, Dover, 12-2.
3-Gage Graziano, Lenape Valley p. 6-Nicholas Castaneda, Lodi, 2:39.
2-Andrew Parente, Hasbrouck Heights p. 7-Franklin Rodriguez, Saddle Brook, 0:59.

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1-David Ryerson, Mount Olive p. 9-Ergyn Doko, Lodi, 1:21.
5-Ben Grater, Saddle Brook d. 4-Randall Gonzalez – Manzanero, Paramus, 7-4.
3-Jake Sheiner, Fair Lawn p. 6-Michael Sawaged, Lenape Valley, 1:30.
2-Nick Bottazzi, DePaul p. 7-Ethan Pacheco, Hopatcong, 1:23.

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4-Justin Peterson, Lenape Valley p. 5-Jonathan Curry, Saddle Brook, 2:48.
3-Tanner Perez, Mount Olive p. 6-Matthew Pacheco, Lodi, 1:20.

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4-Andrew Grant, Lenape Valley p. 5-Leonit Karaqica, Lodi, 3:13.
3-Tommy Feinberg, Hopatcong p. 6-Alexander Guerriero, Paramus, 4:29.
2-Matthew Murri, Fair Lawn d. 7-Moises Lopez, Dover, 15-0 (TF 2:09).

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Camden Catholic takes District 27

The Camden Catholic wrestling team won seven weights on the way to a convincing victory at the District 27 wrestling tournament.

John A. Lewis, Cherry Hill Courier-Post

CHERRY HILL – It was a long day – but in a good way – for Lenape’s Trey Friedman.

The Lenape junior made a return trip to the Al DiBartolomeo Gymnasium for the District 27 tournament.

To say the least, it went better than his last postseason visit.

“Last year we had regions – I was busting his chops before the beginning of this,” Lenape coach Chris Easlick said. “He went 0-1 at regions and only wrestled 23 seconds of it. This year was different. I’m very proud of him.”

Friedman ran afoul of Kurt Wehner of Toms River East, who only needed that long to pin him on the way to a third-place showing and a berth in the state tournament.

Saturday it was Friedman who was moving on – after topping the podium at 113 pounds at the NJSIAA District 27 wrestling championships at Cherry Hill High School East.

Friedman and senior 190-pounder Kevin Langlois won their weights for the Indians, who moved six wrestlers into next weekend’s Region 7 tournament at Moorestown High School and placed third in…

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Lenape’s Derek Simpson (2) dunks in MedfordDave Hernandez | For NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Derek Simpson scored 27 points for Lenape, ranked No. 17 in NJ.com’s Top 20, to help it slide past Paul VI, 75-70 in Medford.

Simpson hit four 3s in the affair. Tayvon Gaither tallied 16 points, while Aidan Anderson posted 12 for Lenape (20-3). The team pitched a shutout in overtime, going on a 5-0 run.

Jaden Arline led Paul VI (14-8) with 23 points.

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STILL GOING STRONG: Shown here is the groundbreaking for the Albert Music Hall concert venue in May 1996. It opened in January 1997. (Courtesy Albert Music Hall)

The Albert Musical Hall in Waretown celebrates 25 years of concerts in its 131 Wells Mills Rd. building on Saturday evening , March 5, with a concert featuring eight bands. Admission is $5 for adults and $1 for children.

Doors will open at 5:30, and at 6 p.m. there will be a building blessing by Clan Mother Diane of the Eastern Lenape Nation. She was present at the ground breaking in 1996 and the dedication of the building in 1997, along with Chief Whippoorwill, chief of the Lenape Turkey Clan and of the Eastern Lenape Nation.

Danielle Marrone, publicity director, said music runs from 6:30 to 9. Scheduled to appear are Easy as Pie, Redbird, Cedar Creek, Prograsstination, L&B Line, Third Rail, Singin’ for Supper and Elaine & the Cimarron Sky.

“All adults in attendance that evening will receive a free ticket for a future show, our way of saying thank you, for all the support through the years,” said Marrone. “This will definitely be a night to remember.”

The snack booth will be serving up hot dogs and sauerkraut, cakes, pies, goodies, soda, coffee, tea, cocoa and bottled water. The gift booth will be open and fully stocked with souvenirs.

The Pinelands Cultural Society, which sponsors the concerts, has staged Saturday night programs since November 1974. The first home was at the old Waretown Auction, which is now the site of the Waretown Post Office on Route 9. Although a fire destroyed the building in July 1992, Saturday…

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Gabby Recinto pumped in a game-high 25 points as Cherokee, No. 10 in the NJ.com Top 20, outlasted rival Lenape 59-47 in Marlton.

Cherokee led by two at the break and pulled away in the second half for its second win this season over Lenape.

Katie Fricker added 17 points to help Cherokee improve to 17-2.

Kaitlyn King scored 17 points to lead Lenape, which fell to 15-6.

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Lenape’s Tayvon Gaither (24), seen here in a game against Cherry Hill East, scored a team-high 17 points to lead the Indians past Eastern Thursday. Dave Hernandez | For NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Lenape placed four players in double figures and outscored Eastern 42-14 in the two middle quarters to pull away for a 74-51 win in Voorhees.

The Indians (18-2) won for the 13th time in 14 games and completed a season sweep of the Vikings.

Tayvon Gaither scored 17 points, Aidan Anderson and Derek Simpson had 14 each, and Taj Folayan added 11 for Lenape.

Jason Brice led all scorers with 20 points, and Damien Edwards had 10 for Eastern (9-11).

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Lenape took a one-point lead into the final quarter and outscored Eastern 14-10 in the final stanza to come away with a 47-42 victory in Medford.

Kaitlyn King dropped a game-high 18 points and Alexa Henry had 14 for the Indians (14-5), who have won four of their last five games.

Maya Edwards had 17 points to pace the Vikings (8-11). Sanaa Thorne and Mia Robbins had 12 and 11 points, respectively, in the losing cause.

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