Cedar Creek

  FOOTBALL Team Record Last week's rank in parentheses. 1. Williamstown (2) 10-0 The Braves are 45-7 since the start of the 2008 season. Next: Vs. Southern (9-2) in S.J. 5 title game Friday at 7 at Rowan. 2. Timber Creek (2) 9-2 The Chargers were 3-0 in October and 4-0 in November after going 2-2 in September. Next: Vs. No. 8 Kingsway in S.J. 4 title game Saturday at 7 at Rowan. 3. St. Joseph (3) 9-1 The Wildcats tied the state playoff record for points in a game in a 72-0 victory over Hudson Catholic on Saturday.

Gary Melton hit the end zone four times for Cedar Creek to lead the second-seeded Pirates to a 41-3 victory over Willingboro in a South Jersey Group 2 semifinal Saturday. Damon Mitchell impacted the game on both sides of the ball. He threw for three touchdowns, ran in another score on a double reverse, and returned an interception to the Chimeras' 5-yard line.   Non-Public Group 1 Anthony Giagunto threw for two touchdowns as St. Joseph rolled past visiting Hudson Catholic, 72-0, in the semifinals.

Everything is new for Cedar Creek football. And the winning isn't getting old. "I've never been part of a winning program before," Cedar Creek quarterback Damon "Doo-wop" Mitchell said. "It's kind of surreal. But it shows how hard we've worked. " Mitchell, a Georgia Tech recruit, played a part in all five touchdowns Saturday as Cedar Creek beat Cinnaminson, 34-7, in the first round of the South Jersey Group 2 tournament. The 6-foot-3, 205-pound Mitchell ran for three touchdowns and passed for two as second-seeded Cedar Creek improved to 9-0. Mitchell and senior running back Gary Melton Jr. led the way as Cedar Creek, a three-year-old school and second-year varsity program, won in imposing fashion in the school's first football playoff game.

Boys' Soccer BURLINGTON COUNTY FREEDOM Westampton Tech 7, Medford Tech 1 COLONIAL CONFERENCE Collingswood at Woodbury, ppd. Sterling 5, Audubon 2 Haddon Heights 7, Paulsboro 0 Haddon Township 3, Haddonfield 2 TRI-COUNTY ROYAL Clearview 3, Kingsway 2 (OT) NONLEAGUE Sacred Heart (N.J.) 7, Holy Spirit 0 Wildwood Catholic 1, Cedar Creek 1 (2 OT) Rancocas Valley 1, Cherokee 0 Delran 2, Peddie School 0 Girls' Soccer BURLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE Bordentown 3, Delran 2 COLONIAL CONFERENCE Audubon 2, Sterling 1 (OT)

In 41 seasons of football, Maple Shade never has had a perfect record after four games. The Wildcats would improve to 4-0 for the first time by defeating Wildwood on Friday night in a WJFL interdivision clash of resurgent Group 1 programs. Here's a closer look at some of this weekend's top games. Last week: 6-4. Season to date: 19-11.   Friday at 6 Wildwood (2-1) at Maple Shade (3-0). This is clash of two of South Jersey's top running backs: Wildwood's Wesley Hills (65 carries, 610 yards)

In 41 seasons of football, Maple Shade never has had a perfect record after four games. The Wildcats would improve to 4-0 for the first time by defeating Wildwood on Friday night in a WJFL interdivision clash of resurgent Group 1 programs. Here's a closer look at some of this weekend's top games. Last week: 6-4. Season to date: 19-11. Friday at 6 Wildwood (2-1) at Maple Shade (3-0). This is a clash of two of South Jersey's top running backs: Wildwood's Wesley Hills (65 carries, 610 yards)

Jordan Wallace's rollout strike to Steven Copeland broke a scoreless tie in the fourth quarter and lifted Collingswood to a 6-0 win at Overbrook (N.J.) in a Colonial Conference Liberty Division matchup Saturday. After a designed rollout to the right, Wallace scrambled back to the left, then tossed a 9-yard touchdown. "Their quarterback made a great play," Overbrook coach Wade Inge said. "It was just like [Eagles quarterback] Michael Vick's touchdown to Jeremy Maclin against the Ravens.

Jordan Wallace's rollout strike to Steven Copeland broke a scoreless tie in the fourth quarter and lifted Collingswood to a 6-0 win at Overbrook (N.J.) in a Colonial Conference Liberty Division matchup Saturday. After a designed rollout to the right, Wallace scrambled back to the left, then tossed a 9-yard touchdown. "Their quarterback made a great play," Overbrook coach Wade Inge said. "It was just like Michael Vick's touchdown to Jeremy Maclin against the Ravens. " Collingswood (1-3 overall, 1-0 division)

Ben Horner's fourth-quarter touchdown capped off an impressive second-half rally as Florence rallied to turn back Lawrence, 21-14. The Flashes scored three touchdowns after halftime, including Horner's game-winning score late in the fourth. Earlier in the quarter, Horner found Marcus Lawless for a 32-yard touchdown and then tied the game by hitting Zach Foga on the ensuing two-point conversion. Kenyari Moore started the Florence rally with a three-yard rumble in the third quarter.

Ben Horner's fourth-quarter touchdown capped off an impressive second-half rally as Florence came back to defeat Lawrence, 21-14. The Flashes scored three touchdowns after halftime, including Horner's game-winning score late in the fourth. Earlier in the quarter, Horner found Marcus Lawless for a 32-yard touchdown and then tied the game by hitting Zach Foga on the ensuing two-point conversion. Kenyari Moore started the Florence rally with a 3-yard rumble in the third quarter. Both of Lawrence's touchdowns came in the first quarter.