Also in Burlington County, Holy Cross' 2-1 overtime win at Moorestown featured several last-minute scores. The Quakers' Tim White scored with 1:30 left in regulation, but Holy Cross answered with Dan Dores' goal a minute later before Danny Schmid scored with 8 minutes to go in the second OT.
Nick Stovall-Kurtz had a goal and an assist among five Florence scorers in a 5-0 win over visiting Willingboro. Goalie Kellen Groover made a dozen saves.
New Egypt's Peter Zariello assisted Nick Sample's first-half goal and scored a minute later, igniting a 3-1 triumph at Westampton Tech.
Olympic. Washington Township, ranked No. 2 in South Jersey by The Inquirer, squeezed past No. 9 Lenape, 3-2, as Drew Balkenhol, Matt McLeod and Joe Vilotti scored for the host Minutemen.
Top-rated Cherokee posted its seventh straight shutout, 1-0, over visiting Cherry Hill East as Mike Ryan scored the goal in the last 10 minutes of the first half from Ross Staudt.
Gabe Watkins' dramatic goal with 7 seconds left in the second overtime period carried Cherry Hill West to a 2-1 victory at No. 8 Shawnee. West's Conor McFadden tied the game in the last 2 minutes of regulation.
Nick LeSaint scored three goals, including two off assists from Kent Dimmig, as Seneca spiked visiting Camden Catholic, 4-0.
Colonial. After a scoreless first half, No. 3 Haddon Township got two goals by Kevin Kaslowski and another from Matt Butrica after intermission to beat visiting Sterling, 3-1. Butrica's corner kick with 2:51 left set up Kaslowski's clinching goal.
Haddonfield coach Joe Falana is one win short of reaching 600 for his career after the Bulldogs blanked host Woodbury, 3-0. Alex Johnston, Kaleb Morales and Luke Pease scored the goals in support of goalie Vincent DelDuca (two saves).
Cape-Atlantic. Justin Veltri's 25-yard free kick in the 48th minute was the game-winner for Oakcrest in a 2-1 thriller over visiting St. Augustine. The Hermits' Nolan Barolin and Oakcrest's Vincent Giardino traded first-half scores.
Hammonton goalie Daniel Schenker made 19 saves, and Mainland's Matt Broomall had four saves en route to a scoreless tie at Mainland.
Absegami's Sean Manganelli broke a 2-2 tie with 10 minutes left, scoring on a header off Ivan Solano's cross to beat visiting Vineland, 3-2.
Nonleague. Burlington Township's 3-2 overtime win against visiting Hightstown was decided by Caio Machado's goal halfway through the second extras period.
Football
In the conclusion of a Cape-Atlantic League game that was stopped by rain on Friday night, Ocean City finished off visiting Middle Township, 34-6. Ben Bethea and Nick Zauck each ran for more than 1200 yards and combined for four touchdowns.