New Egypt

GCIT's Erynn Sobieski outdueled Williamstown's Tiarra Sanabria on Thursday to earn a 1-0 win in a Tri-County Royal softball game. Sobieski went the distance, giving up two hits and a walk in seven innings. She struck out 11. Taylor Favinger crushed a first-inning home run for the game's only run. Sanabria, a University of Louisville recruit, gave up only three hits and struck out 13 in seven innings. Olympic American. Michelle Sachais tossed seven strong innings, allowing three runs on four hits with six strikeouts, to lead Cherry Hill East to a 5-3 victory against visiting Cherokee.

Baseball BURLINGTON COUNTY FREEDOM Maple Shade 5, Burlington City 4 Riverside 6, New Egypt 5 BURLINGTON COUNTY PATRIOT Cinnaminson 16, Pemberton 6 Delran 4, Bordentown 1 CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE AMERICAN Millville 5, Absegami 4 CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE NATIONAL Lower Cape May 4, Sacred Heart 0 COLONIAL CONFERENCE West Deptford 5, Haddonfield 4 Gateway 5, Paulsboro 4 Audubon 5, Woodbury 1 Overbrook (N.J.)...

Paul VI had already made one dramatic comeback Tuesday. Why not another? Megan Wall's double to the gap in right-center scored the game-winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning and gave host Paul VI a 10-9 win over Lenape in a nonleague softball game. Paul VI, which had scored four runs in the sixth inning to tie it, entered the bottom of the eighth trailing by one. Dylan Jarvis tied it with a home run to left field. Steph Heresniak, who doubled twice, then walked. Breck Urban singled to move her over, setting the stage for Wall's walkoff hit. Heresniak went 3 for 4 with four RBIs.

Paul VI had already made one dramatic comeback Tuesday. Why not another? Megan Wall's double to the gap in right-center scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning and gave host Paul VI a 10-9 win over Lenape in a nonleague softball game. Paul VI, which had scored four runs in the sixth inning to tie it, entered the bottom of the eighth trailing by one. Dylan Jarvis tied it with a home run to left field. Steph Heresniak, who doubled twice, then walked. Breck Urban singled to move her over, setting the stage for Wall's walk-off hit. Heresniak went 3 for 4 with four RBIs.

ROBBINSVILLE, N.J. - The bevy of photos that came after Camden Catholic seniors T.J. Miller's and Chad Walsh's Region 7 wrestling championships Saturday at Robbinsville High School rivaled that of any family get-together. In reality, it was not far from it. Miller, the four-time region champion at 145 pounds, and 152-pound Walsh, who won his third region title, are more than teammates. "We work in the room all the time, we hang out all the time, we go out together, we fish together - he's my best friend," Miller said of Walsh.

Christian Mortellite scored 17 points and hit the go-ahead shot as No. 1 seed Hammonton edged eighth-seeded Kingsway, 58-55, Thursday night in a South Jersey Group 3 boys' basketball quarterfinal. Justin Harris hit two free throws with three seconds left to seal the victory. Kingsway's Ray Lawry, who scored a game-high 21 points, missed a half-court shot at the buzzer that would have sent the game to overtime. Moorestown 52, Burlington Township 32 - Yuseth Green and DeAndra Montgomery combined for 29 points as sixth-seeded Moorestown upset the third seed.

Shane Pastore of Rancocas Valley edged New Egypt's Sean Pryzbylkowski, 3-1, in overtime to win the 138-pound championship at the NJSIAA District 25 wrestling tournament Saturday at Steinert. At 182, New Egypt's Brad Schwarze pinned Hightstown's Joey DeCristofaro in 5 minutes, 53 seconds. CHAMPIONSHIPS 106: Vincent Foggia, Northern Burlington, dec. Brandon Cray, Hamilton East, 8-6. 113: Matt Cole, Rancocas Valley, dec. Chris Bohorquez, Hamilton West, 5-2. 120: Christopher Tan, Robbinsville, maj. dec. Pedro Hernandez, Rancocas Valley, 13-3.