Haddonfield

A sewage spill in March that has been a concern to some Haddonfield residents has been adequately cleared away and the area has been remediated, according to a spokesman for Camden County. But even if the mess is gone, the furor rages on, with a contested Board of Commissioners race less than a week away. A county Health Department inspector issued no violations to the borough during site visits this week and last, but instructed that the solid matter on the site, in a wooded area not far from the Wedgewood Swim Club, be raked up and the area spread with lime to control bacteria growth, county spokesman Ron Tomasello said.

GIRLS' LACROSSE Team Rec. Records are through Tuesday. Last week's rankings in parentheses. 1. Moorestown (1) 16-0 2. Shawnee (2) 12-1 3. Eastern (3) 12-1 4. Lenape (5) 9-5 5. Clearview (6) 9-4 6. West Deptford (7) 13-2 7. Bishop Eustace (4) 10-2 8. Rancocas Valley (8) 15-2 9. Haddonfield (9) 7-4 10. Cherry Hill East (10) 8-5 Under consideration: Cinnaminson (8-4). - Chris Melchiorre

At some point early in the second half, Mike Reardon lifted his balky right shoulder and tapped his coach on the back. "He told me he wanted more minutes," West Deptford boys' lacrosse coach Mike Yarusso. After breaking his right collarbone in his team's final preseason game, Reardon hadn't even gone full-contact in practice before Saturday's game at Haddonfield. This was his first game back, and his playing time was supposed to be spotty. "The doctors told me it wasn't smart to even play at all this season," Reardon said.

Baseball BIFF ROSEBORO TOURNAMENT Collingswood 13, Pennsauken Tech 9 Camden Catholic 14, Pennsauken Tech 2 Vineland 11, Camden Catholic 1 EMERITUS TOURNAMENT Eastern 6, Woodbury 1 Eastern 9, Egg Harbor Township 4 Egg Harbor Township 7, Deptford 0 MILLVILLE CANCER CLASSIC St. Augustine 6, Washington Township 3 Millville 3, Cherokee 2 Schalick 11, Bridgeton 1 SPICER BASEBALL CLASSIC Paul VI 13, Haddonfield...

Haddon Heights' bats delivered an early lead, but it took a marquee pitching effort and several key defensive plays for the Garnets to hold on for a 5-0 win over visiting GCIT in nonleague softball Thursday. Junior Mariah Hans provided the spark at the plate, finishing 3 for 3 with a run scored and an RBI. But she set the tone with her defense at shortstop, flying around the infield to snuff out GCIT rallies. Down by 4-0 in the fifth inning, GCIT loaded the bases with Taylor Favinger up at bat. The Cheetahs slugger uncorked a bomb to right-center field, but rightfielder Kristen Resh tracked back to the fence, leaped, and pulled the ball back, preventing a grand slam and killing the visitors' last scoring opportunity.

Five South Jersey teams will advance to the world-level competition of Odyssey of the Mind after winning medals over the weekend at the state level. Students from Haddonfield's Central Elementary School, St. Mary's Catholic School in Williamstown, Glenview School in Haddon Heights, Collingswood Recreation Center, and Rowan University in Glassboro will be among 800 teams in the 2013 Odyssey of the Mind World Finals from May 22 to 25 at Michigan State University. The Odyssey of the Mind organization teaches students to learn creative problem-solving methods in project teams.

Preview of 41st Annual Woodbury Relays Saturday, 9 a.m. at Woodbury High School. Field: Sixty-five teams are expected to vie for championships in Groups 1, 2, 3, and 4 in boys' and girls' competition. Honoring a past champion: This year's meet is dedicated to former Haddonfield star and Olympian Erin Donohue, a three-time winner of the Woodbury Relays' Most Valuable Girl Athlete Award. Donohue, a member of the 2008 U.S. Olympic team, is a 2001 Haddonfield graduate.

Jim Price, 55, of Moorestown, who ran the Boston Marathon on Monday in 2 hours, 54 minutes, loves the big-city races precisely because of the energy he feels from the crowds. He wonders if Monday's terrorist attack at the finish, killing three and injuring more than 170, will discourage spectators from coming to races such as next month's Broad Street Run. "If this has an impact on those fans, it's really going to hurt those events," he said. "I've viewed . . . 26 miles as hard enough, and I don't have a desire to run that far along empty streets.