There was damage in Philadelphia Sunday night as fans took to the streets to celebrate the Eagles’ first ever Super Bowl championship. Police report broken traffic lights, at least one vehicle overturned, and the windows at the Macy’s Department store were smashed with glass on the sidewalk.
Another huge win for the Wildwood Catholic boys basketball program as the Crusaders knocked off Camden Catholic, 55-45 at the Battle by the Bay in Galloway Township on Saturday. Caleb Fields scored 24 points for Catholic, who improved to 16-1 on the season.
Victories Friday night for both boys basketball teams from Ocean City and Lower Cape May. Ocean City knocked off Absegami, 66-45 thanks to 12 points from Tom Jamison. Lower Cape May got 14 points apiece from Patrick Holden and Zach Cerasi to defeat Oakcrest, 48-30.
Friday night was a huge night for the Middle Township wrestling program as the Panthers beat Burlington City, 57-12. Coach Matt Wolf won his 100th career match, while senior Gary James Nagle won his 89th career match, the best in Panther wrestling history. For more, see Brian Cunniff’s story on CoastSportsToday.com.
A major achievement Wednesday night for Middle Township wrestler Gary Nagle. Nagle tied the all time Panther win record Wednesday with his 88th win of his career as Middle beat Lakewood, 42-36. Nagle competes in the 182 pound weight class.
Wednesday provided a good evening of basketball for the Ocean City teams. The boys defeated Cedar Creek to win their seventh straight game, 81-49, while the girls team also beat Cedar Creek, 51-30. In a game broadcast live on WCZT, Lower Cape May knocked off cross county rival Cape May Tech, 69-56. Patrick Holden scored…
The Wildwood Catholic boys basketball team continued its terrific season Tuesday night with a 73-36 win over Cape May Tech. It was the first win for the Crusaders since they dropped a two point game to Eastern over the weekend. Wildwood Catholic improved to 14-1 on the season. For more, see Brian Cunniff’s story on…
Some key victories for the two boys basketball teams at the top of the Cape Atlantic League National conference. Holy Spirit defeated Lower Cape May, while Ocean City took care of Vineland, 78-57. That puts the Caper Tigers and Ocean City just a slight edge above Holy Spirit. All three teams have a combined four…
A graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School set a new weight throw record for Rowan University during an indoor track meeting at Lehigh University. Carrie Wunder is a 2015 graduate of Lower; she posted a distance of 43 feet, 9 1/4 inches to break the previous record set one year ago. For more…
Pat Macfarlane is the new boys soccer coach at Wildwood Catholic High School. CoastSportsToday.com reports exclusively that Macfarlane has left his post at Cape May Tech to replace Mike Saioni, who resigned to become the Crusaders’ new athletic director. Macfarlane now heads up a program that used to be led by his father, Gerry. For…