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Suzie Clark scored five minutes into overtime Thursday to lift Audubon over visiting Haddonfield, 3-2, in a Colonial Conference field hockey game. Audubon scored once in each half to keep pace with Haddonfield before Clark's winner in the extra period. Kristie Rotan and Julie Johnson added goals for the Green Wave. Tenaya Clark and Natalie Motolese scored for Haddonfield. In other Colonial Conference action, Shyneice Vessels recorded a goal and an assist to lead Paulsboro past host Overbrook, 3-0. Raven Robinson needed just three saves to post the shutout.

Suzie Clark scored five minutes into overtime Thursday to lift Audubon over visiting Haddonfield, 3-2, in a Colonial Conference field hockey game. Audubon scored once in each half to keep pace with Haddonfield before Clark's goal winner in the extra frame. Kristie Rotan and Julie Johnson added goals for the Green Wave. Tenaya Clark and Natalie Motolese scored for Haddonfield. In other Colonial Conference action, Shyneice Vessels recorded a goal and an assist to lead Paulsboro past host Overbrook, 3-0. Raven Robinson needed just three saves to post the shutout.

Charlie Clarke found the net with a few seconds to spare as Haddonfield slipped past host Audubon, 2-1, Wednesday in a Colonial Conference soccer game. Clarke scored the winner with just 18 seconds left in regulation. Ethan Schultz posted the victory with five saves, and Johnny Alemi scored a first-half goal for the Bulldogs. Zach Thomas had the lone Audubon goal. In other Colonial action, Anthony Colofranson's powerful leg helped Gateway jump to a quick lead en route to dropping Collingswood, 5-0. The senior forward scored a game-high four goals, and Bret Baker chipped in with five assists.

Michelle Basner picked up two goals Friday and sent Pennsauken to a 4-2 home win over Palmyra in its girls' soccer season opener, a nonleague game. After Palmyra's Rachel VanArtsdalen scored two goals to tie the game in the first half, Basner scored in the 29th and 48th minutes to give Pennsauken a two-goal lead. In other nonleague action, Cherry Hill West improved to 1-1 with a 2-0 win at home over Seneca. Amanda Foley and Sarah McGlinn scored in the first half, and Christiana Ogunsami made eight stops to earn the win. Erica Bruno scored the game's only goal as Florence won on the road against New Egypt, 1-0. Eleni Dendrinos scored twice in Clayton's 5-2 road win against Schalick.

  Michelle Basner picked up two goals Friday and sent Pennsauken to a 4-2 home win over Palmyra in its girls' soccer season opener, a nonleague game. After Palmyra's Rachel VanArtsdalen scored two goals to tie the game in the first half, Basner scored in the 29th and 48th minutes to give Pennsauken a two-goal lead. In other nonleague action, Cherry Hill West improved to 1-1 with a 2-0 win at home over Seneca. Amanda Foley and Sarah McGlinn scored in the first half, and Christiana Ogunsami made eight stops to earn the win. Erica Bruno scored the game's only goal as Florence won on the road against New Egypt, 1-0. Eleni Dendrinos scored twice in Clayton's 5-2 road win against Schalick.

On opening night of the season, the Rancocas Valley girls' soccer team made a big statement, earning a 2-1 road win over Burlington County Liberty Division rival Moorestown on Thursday. Senior Julie Spracklin netted both goals for the Red Devils. RV junior goalie Alex Tamashunas was equally instrumental, recording nine saves, including two diving, game-saving stops in the second half. "It felt like November soccer in September," said RV coach Jay Flanagan. "It was intense, it was highly physical, Moorestown is very good, so to pull out a win, obviously we're very happy.

On opening night of the season, the Rancocas Valley girls' soccer team made a big statement, earning a 2-1 road win over Burlington County Liberty Division rival Moorestown on Thursday. Senior Julie Spracklin netted both goals for the Red Devils. RV junior goalie Alex Tamashunas was equally instrumental, recording nine saves, including two diving, game-saving stops in the second half. "It felt like November soccer in September," RV coach Jay Flanagan said. "It was intense, it was highly physical, Moorestown is very good, so to pull out a win, obviously we're very happy.

S. Jersey Baseball Leaders PITCHING WINS 10 - Andrew Schorr, Audubon; Justin Smith, Hammonton. 9 - Kevin Baxter, St. Augustine; Keith Wallace, Bishop Eustace. 8 - Jason Cavanaugh, Haddonfield; Pat Burns, Haddon Twp.; Beau Hall, Ocean City; Justin Geri, Buena. 7 - Andrew Fisher, Cherry Hill West; Pedro Perez, Burlington City; Jon Mackie, Holy Cross; Jake Danner, GCIT; Matt Long, Washington Twp.; John Murphy, Gloucester Catholic; Billy Grubb, Washington Twp. 6 - Mark Scarpa, Washington Twp.; Dan Schurer, Moorestown; Andrew Biggs, Millville; Aaron Cox, Millville; Zach Youngberg, Delran; Connor Walsh, Sterling; CJ Hertz, Sterling; Connor Dilks, Pennsville; Joe Palmer, Gateway; Jim Rossi, Cherokee; Colin Perro, Cherokee; Sean Kelly, Cherokee.

Selected by league coaches. Liberty Division Baseball First Team P: Jason Cavanaugh, Haddonfield P: Ryan McGoldrick, Sterling C: C.J. Hertz, Sterling IF: Chris Michael, Collingswood IF: Nick Sciortino, Haddon Heights IF: Mike McLaughlin, Haddonfield IF: Tom Jakubowski, West Deptford OF: Matt Bhaya, Haddonfield OF: Dan Baldino, Sterling OF: Tim Krott, West Deptford...