West Deptford

GIRLS' LACROSSE Team Rec. Records are through Tuesday. Previous rankings in parentheses. 1. Moorestown (1) 4-0 2. Shawnee (2) 4-0 3. Eastern (4) 2-0 4. Bish.Eustace (6) 4-0 5. Lenape (7) 2-1 6. Clearview (3) 3-1 7. Haddonfield (9) 3-1 8. Cherry Hill East (10) 3-1 9. Wash. Twp. (8) 2-2 10. Seneca (5) 1-2 Under consideration (listed alphabetically): Holy Cross (4-0), Kingsway (1-3), West Deptford (3-1). - Chris Melchiorre

Baseball COLONIAL CONFERENCE Haddon Heights 15, Haddonfield 7 Haddon Township 4, Paulsboro 2 Gateway 11, Woodbury 7 Sterling 10, Overbrook (N.J.) 0 TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE DIAMOND Gloucester Catholic 8, Cumberland 5 TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE ROYAL Triton 8, Kingsway 4 Williamstown 6, Highland 0 Clearview 11, GCIT 2 NONLEAGUE Shawnee 7, Timber Creek 1 Cherry Hill East 12, Winslow Township 9 Bishop Eustace 9, Eastern 6 Cherokee 18, Camden Catholic 5 Pennsauken Tech 22, Willingboro 9 Wildwood Catholic 21, Bridgeton 11 Pitman 15, Clayton 4 Delsea 12, Gloucester 4 Salem 22, Wildwood 17 Woodstown 20, Woodrow Wilson 3 Lenape 7, Seneca 6 Paul VI 8, Washington Township 6 Softball COLONIAL CONFERENCE Haddon Township 11, Paulsboro 0 TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE CLASSIC Salem 8, Wildwood 4 TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE ROYAL GCIT 8, Clearview 6 NONLEAGUE Gloucester Catholic 4, Cumberland 3 Audubon 21, Lindenwold 0 Shawnee 5, Timber Creek 0 Eastern 16, Bishop Eustace 1 West Deptford 17, Collingswood 0 Lenape 6, Seneca 0 Haddon Heights 11, Haddonfield 0 Washington Township 8, Paul VI 2 Boys' Lacrosse CAPE-ATLANTIC LEAGUE Middle Township 14, Egg Harbor Township 10 OLYMPIC CONFERENCE Shawnee 10, Cherokee 6 OLYMPIC CONFERENCE NATIONAL Gloucester Catholic 19, Camden Catholic 3 NONLEAGUE Clearview 8, Haddonfield 7 ...

Paul VI baseball coach Pat Fisher called Dom Bisirri a "hometown kid" on Saturday afternoon. And the West Deptford native had quite a homecoming as he jump-started Paul VI's four-run seventh before pitching the bottom half of the inning to help the Eagles top host West Deptford, 6-4, in a nonleague game. Bisirri, a lefthander, reached on a leadoff single before scoring to bring Paul VI within a run. Junior catcher Devin Ruiz delivered the definitive blow later in the seventh with a two-run, one-out double to right-center.

Paul VI baseball coach Pat Fisher called Dom Bisirri a "hometown kid" on Saturday afternoon. And the West Deptford native had quite a homecoming as he jump-started Paul VI's four-run seventh before pitching the bottom half of the inning to help the Eagles top host West Deptford, 6-4, in a nonleague game. Bisirri, a lefthander, reached on a leadoff single before scoring to bring Paul VI within a run. Junior catcher Devin Ruiz delivered the definitive blow later in the seventh with a two-run, one-out double to right-center.

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.

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.

Attack: Mike Handlan, Moorestown, Jr. Handlan recorded 44 goals and 31 assists as a sophomore. Look for this University of Delaware recruit to become one of the state's elite offensive players this season. Attack: Reed Hoffman, Lenape, Sr. Hoffman enters the season with 113 goals. He leads a balanced Lenape team that should improve on last year's 11-8 overall record. Attack: Mike Reardon, West Deptford, Sr. Reardon led West Deptford with 55 goals and 20 assists in 2012.

The Inquirer TOP 10     PRESEASON BOYS' LACROSSE Last year's records in parentheses. 1. St. Augustine (13-6). The Hermits graduated a strong senior class, including Inquirer Player of the Year Steve Pontrello. But St. Augustine is one of the deepest and most solid programs in New Jersey. The Hermits return a highly talented team, including nine players committed to Division I colleges, and should be in the mix again for a state title. 2. Moorestown (12-5). The Quakers' balance should again land them in the top tier of teams in the state.