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Carmen Palmierio Basketball 64th Consecutive Season

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (January 6, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--Gloucester City Basketball opened 2018-2019 season this weekend with 8 travel teams and 12 teams playing in the Carmen Palmierio Basketball In House League.

Watch travel teams Friday nights with Girls grade 5/6, 6:45 followed by Boys grade 5/6 at 8:00 @ Cold Springs School

The Carmen Palmierio Basketball League In House Basketball, grades Kindergarten thru grade 4 play every Saturday starting at 9:00 am with games every hour until 2 pm

Travels teams also play in Brooklawn - Sundays games 5:30 and 7:00, Saturday 10:30 am, Monday and Wednesday 7:00

Photo Courtesy Bruce Darrow

 

GHS 0 Salem 7

The hometown Lions hosted Salem HS Rams at the Bill Flynn Complex tonight. A win by the Lions would have propelled the Lions to the Tri County Classic Division Title. But Salem used 2 home runs to ruin the Lions night.

Photo Courtesy of Bruce Darrow

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Haddon Hts upsets Lions in Field Hockey

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 23, 2017)In the debut of the new Gloucester City Middle School athletic facility, the Lady Lions Field Hockey Team was upset by visiting Haddon Heights 4 - 0. 

In the first game played on the beautiful turf field on Jersey Ave, the Lady Lions struggled against Haddon Hts goalie Raheel Abdu-Jalil who turned away 5 Lions shots.

Pictures by Bruce Darrow

Pictured below #15 Hailey Ritchie

 

Pictured below #3 Kylar Coughlin

Pictured Below Myranda Mc Cabe

 

HS FOOTBALL: Lions defeat Wildwood

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 22, 2017)The Gloucester City High School (Lions) Football team defeated visiting Wildwood on Friday 47 - 8. With the lopsided win the Lions were able to showcase many underclassman in the second half. Gloucester saw 4 different players score, while Qb Nate Kidd completed all his pass attempts.

Kyle Burkhardt led all Lions receivers with 2 catches for 74 yards and a touchdown.

NEXT WEEK THE LIONS ARE OFF HAVING A BYE

 

Photos By Bruce Darrow

Pictured Below - #9 Jack DeBenedictis

Pictured Below #22 Chris Dolson

                                                    Pictured Below - Brynn and Avery Malone

Gloucester City HS Football suffers 1st Loss

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Gloucester City ambulance, and a second inquiry about the type of injuries the players suffered. 

 

We spoke with a Gloucester City Police Officer who was at the game. He told us that the Gloucester City ambulance most likely was on another call, however, both the Bellmawr and Westville ambulance responded to the call. He said before those ambulances arrived a GCFD truck came and firefighters treated the injuries.

As for the injuries, he said four GHS players had to be taken to the hospital. Two were in the first quarter. The first player had a concussion and they evaluated him for a while before deciding to call for an ambulance. The other player also had a concussion. The third and fourth players injured were transported by the Gloucester City ambulance; one broke his hand and the last one suffered what they thought may have been internal injuries but was later determined to be bruising in the abdominal area.

The police officer said that GHS has three athletic trainers and an orthopedic surgeon from Rothman on the sideline at every game so these players are always in good hands.

 

Related Gloucester City HS and Gloucester Catholic HS football schedules

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 15, 2017)--The Gloucester City Lions played host to a strong Palmyra team. Palmyra came into the Lions Den as the underdog but walked away with a 30 - 6 win. The game resulted in numerous injuries and CNBNEWS wishes for the best to the young men

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Lions Home Opener Saturday

The Gloucester City Lions will open the 2017 football season on Saturday. The 11:00 am home game brings visiting Maple Shade to town. The early season opener is the result of rescheduling when Pitman High School announced they would not be fielding a varsity football team during the 2017 season.

 

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Marc Ryan Social

Friday evening the 1st Marc Ryan Social was held at the "Elizabeth Ballroom" in Gloucester City. Marc Ryan an American Hero who's life was cut short in 2004 while defending his country will be honored by the Gloucester Mustangs on September 29, 2017.

 

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A BLESSED CHRISTMAS TO ALL!

 

 

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The poor condition of the windows on the west side of the municipal building have gotten worst since we first reported on this problem three years ago. (CNBNews photo)

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JEER—For three years if not longer the windows and siding on the Gloucester City Municipal building, Broadway, and Monmouth Street have been in need of paint and repair. Mayor and council are supposed to set the example for residents to follow. Instill in each one of us a sense of community pride.  Is it too much to ask of the council to maintain this historic building? We don’t think so. Recently three municipal employees were seen laying commemorative bricks at Proprietor's Park; instead give them a brush and put them to work painting this property. The poor condition of the municipal building was made public by CNBNews in 2013 and again in 2014. Why the delay to repair it? What possible excuse could our city government have for allowing this structure to deteriorate?

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Brooklawn American Legion Pitcher Mike Shawaryn Signs Deal In Boston

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Former Brooklawn American Legion and GCHS graduate and World Series Pitcher Mike Shawaryn agreed to terms on Thursday to become a Boston Red Sox. Shawaryn now joins former Brooklawn American Legion and GCHS graduate and World Series Pitcher

Tyler Mondile as a professional balplayer, who inked a deal with the Cincinnati Reds in June. The combined signing bonus of the former Brookers exceeds $1,000,000. 

 

Shawaryn joins in Boston 1st round draftee Jason Groome who recently pitched in the classic duel with Tyler Mondile and the GCHS Rams at Campbell field. 

 

Shawaryn will wear a Boston Red Sox hats that matches the Brooklawn American Legion hat.

Tyler Mondile Cincinnati Reds Pitcher

Brooklawn American Legion and 2016 Gloucester Catholic Graduate pitcher Tyler Mondile a 2016 Cincinnati Reds 6th round draft pick started his professional baseball career in Arizona on June 26th, 2016.

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 Tyler Mondile Stats Summary

DATE	OPP	W	L	ERA	SV	IP	H	ER	BB	SO
06/26/2016	DOD	0	0	0.00	0	1.0	1	0	0	2
07/03/2016	IND	0	0	0.00	0	3.0	1	0	1	1
07/08/2016	@WSX	0	0	1.13	0	4.0	4	1	0	2
TOTALS		0	0	1.13	0	8.0	6	1	1	5

 

	LG	LEVEL	W	L	ERA	G	GS	CG	SHO	SV	SVO	IP	H	R	ER	HR	HB	BB	IBB	SO	AVG	WHIP	GO/AO
Minors 2016	AZL	ROK	0	0	1.13	3	2	0	0	0	0	8.0	6	2	1	0	0	1	0	5	.194	0.88	0.67
Minors Career	-	Minors	0	0	1.13	3	2	0	0	0	0	8.0	6	2	1	0	0	1	0	5	.194	0.88	0.67

Tyler Mondile Career Stats

 

YEAR	TEAM	LG	LEVEL	W	L	ERA	G	GS	CG	SHO	SV	SVO	IP	H	R	ER	HR	HB	BB	IBB	SO	AVG	WHIP	GO/AO
2016	RED	AZL	ROK	0	0	1.13	3	2	0	0	0	0	8.0	6	2	1	0	0	1	0	5	.194	0.88	0.67
Minors Career	-		Minors	0	0	1.13	3	2	0	0	0	0	8.0	6	2	1	0	0	1	0	5	.194	0.88	0.67

 

South Jersey Times Softball All-Stars

 

Following are the 18 players that comprise the 2016 South Jersey Times all-star teams with bios. Brianna Anderson, Gloucester, Jr., P The right-hander allowed just 16 earned runs in 118 2/3 innings pitched for a 0.94 ERA. She struck out 115. Lauren Shannon, Washington Township, Sr., P The senior who pitched the Minutemaids to the state…

Lady Lions King of SJ Group I

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The  Gloucester City Lady Lions softball team defeated Tri-County rival Schalick 6 - 2 on Friday to capture the South Jersey Group I Championship. Timely hitting by Senior Nikki Velez 3 hits (Triple, 2 doubles) and Sophomore Kylar Coughlin 2 hits helped pitcher Brianna Anderson in the victory. The Lions will play New Eygpt in the NJ State Semi Finals Tuesday.

Photo by: Bruce Darrow

Pictured Kylar Coughlin 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pictured  Nikki Velez

Local Sports Scene This Weekend

Photos by: Bruce Darrow

Most of these pictures can be found on Facebook under - Brooklawn Bears Sports or Gloucester City Sports.  Every attempt has been made to include all the players in these collages. Sorry if anyone was overlooked. 

Below - Brooklawn Girls T-Ball 2016

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Below - Gloucester City player Katie Healy

 

Masterson - Schorr - Montefusco lead Rowan into Region IXX Championship

Number 1 Nationally Ranked Rowan College (RCGC) moved to within 1 win of a trip to the Junior College World Series in North Carolina. In round one RCGC beat Northampton College 6 - 2 as starting pitcher Nick Montefusco (Shawnee HS) pitched 7 strong before turning the pitching duties to Dale Masterson (Williamstown HS). 

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Pictured Nick Montefusco, Dale Masterson and Eric Schorr (celebrating Home Run)

Masterson pitched the final two  innings in scoreless relief for winning pitcher  Montefusco who improved his record to 9 - 0 on the season. Masterson was masterful on the mound dropping his ERA and picking up his second save of the season. With the round 1 win the Roadrunners advanced into the second round to play #3 Nationally Ranked Brookdale College.

In the second round game the Roadrunners started quickly against Brookdale College, a team RCGC lost to twice during the regular season. In the first inning Eric Schorr (Audubon HS) welcomed Brookdale to RCGC with a three run homer. But a game that started in beautiful sunshine in a cold wet rain continued putting crooked numbers on the scoreboard.

The game changed leads 5 times throughout the game and Brookdale answered

everything RCGC could do. As the rain started and  with darkness falling  Rowan again went to Masterson in the 8th inning relieving pitcher Matt Parr (Gloucester Catholic) down 8-6 to Brookdale. Masterson threw a scoreless 8th and 9th inning. With Rowan down to it's final out in the ninth, they plated two runs with the big blow an infield  tying single by Jake Gillis (Gloucester Catholic HS). Gillis slid into first base just beating the throw allowing Masterson into work the 10th inning with the game tied 8 - 8 game.  Entering the top of the 10th Brookdale could not answer Masterson. After a 1-2-3 tenth inning by Masterson, RCGC came to bat in a tied game in the bottom of tenth for the Roadrunners. with no outs a double by Matt Woods (Eastern HS) off the top of the centerfield  fence with a runner on first put  runners on 2nd and 3rd. After a fielders choice out at the plate the bases remained loaded until Niles Malveasia plated the winning run on a fly ball to right. With the run Masterson completed his day with a save  in Round one and a win in Round 2 with 6 scoreless innings. 

Rowan enters the Championship game 3:00 Sunday at Cumberland College. 

Camden County Miracle League Opening Day Held at Boundless Field | Camden County, NJ

May 5, 2016) - The Freeholder Board, children and adults with special needs, and community volunteers marked opening day for the Camden County Miracle League on Saturday. More than 100 players and family members gathered to kick-off this annual spring rite of passage at Boundless Field, which opened in 2013 to accommodate handicap accessible baseball games and Special Olympics events.

Rowan College retains #1 National Ranking

Rowan College 34 - 12  (formerly Gloucester County College) has remained ranked #1 in the Nation Division III baseball for a third straight week. During the past week the Roadrunners beat larger Division II #3 nationally ranked Mercer College with a 43 - 8 record twice (14 - 0 and 6 - 4) and defeated Division I #10 nationally ranked Harford MD 19 - 8, who entered the game winner of a nation leading 29 straight wins and a 43 -8 record.                                                                                                       

Leading this National ranking are the nations home run leaders: Dom D'Alessandro (Glassboro HS) with 14, Matt Woods (Eastern HS) 11 dingers and Eric Schoor (Audubon HS) 10 homers.

Rowan currently leads the nation with 418 runs scored averaging over 9 runs per game. 

RCGC the Garden State Athletic Conference 2016 champions  host a rematch with Harford today, then opens Region 19 playoffs at home Friday with the winner going to Kinston, NC to compete in the College World Series.

Follow-up: RCGC again defeated D-I Harford College 6 - 3 giving Harford 2 of their 9 losses 

More huge changes coming to H.S. football playoffs?

 

 More change is potentially coming to New Jersey high school football. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association’s Executive Committee approved a legislative proposal Wednesday to significantly change the non-public football playoff structure by dividing the teams into geographic sections and have them play down to sectional champions for the first time. Currently, the football playoffs…

HS Baseball: 10 Must-See Games April 26-30

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Gloucester Catholic HS

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In the following article, NJ.com has highlighted the 10 must-see high school baseball games being played between April 26 and April 30.  

 

The one game in the immediate area that fans will be flocking to is the matchup between No. 1 Steinert at No. 2 Gloucester Catholic, 4 PM Friday at the Joe Barth Field, Brooklawn.  Two of the top pitchers in the state, GCHS Tyler Mondile (27 strikeouts) and Steinert's Kyle Mueller (33 strikeouts) are expected to be on the mound that day.   

SLIDESHOW: MUST-SEE GAMES FOR THIS WEEK  NJ.com takes a look at more than 10 games …

CNB Archives: WHAT A GREAT YEAR FOR BROOKLAWN SPORTS!

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Once again the Borough of Brooklawn  A.K.A. “God’s Little Acre” was the home to the 2011 New Jersey State and Mid-Atlantic Regional Baseball Champions -Brooklawn  Post 72 Legion  and the Barth - Mc Carthy Wiffleball Reunion. 

Known throughout the region for the American Legion Baseball and the Wiffleball Reunion, the tiny Borough was again blessed with an outstanding summer.

 

The Wiffleball Reunion in its 22^nd year has had generations pass on a new generations steps in. The Reunion for the second straight year remembered former residents and Wiffleball players, this year Bill

Once again the Borough of Brooklawn  A.K.A. “God’s Little Acre” was the home to the 2011 New Jersey State and Mid-Atlantic Regional Baseball Champions -Brooklawn  Post 72 Legion  and the Barth - Mc Carthy Wiffleball Reunion. 

Known throughout the region for the American Legion Baseball and the Wiffleball Reunion, the tiny Borough was again blessed with an outstanding summer.

 

The Wiffleball Reunion in its 22^nd year has had generations pass on a new generations steps in. The Reunion for the second straight year remembered former residents and Wiffleball players, this year Bill

by CNBNews Sports

Once again the Borough of Brooklawn  A.K.A. “God’s Little Acre” was the home to the 2011 New Jersey State and Mid-Atlantic Regional Baseball Champions -Brooklawn  Post 72 Legion  and the Barth - Mc Carthy Wiffleball Reunion. 

Known throughout the region for the American Legion Baseball and the Wiffleball Reunion, the tiny Borough was again blessed with an outstanding summer.

 

The Wiffleball Reunion in its 22^nd year has had generations pass on a new generations steps in. The Reunion for the second straight year remembered former residents and Wiffleball players, this year Bill

Rowan College voted #1

Rowan College at Gloucester County took over the number 1 National Ranking in the NCAA DIII Junior College Baseball rankings this week just edging out #2 rival Cumberland College. Previous #1 Tyler College of  Texas dropped out of the top 10 losing 3 of their last 6 games. The State of New Jersey  holds 3 of the top 6 teams in the country. Brookdale College rounded  the Jersey connection with a #6 ranking. Rowan Roster is made up of many local players: #32   P  Austin Darrow (Gloucester HS) -  #3  OF Keanu Kelii - #22   1B  Jake Gillis   -  #23  P  Matt Parr (Gloucester Catholic HS) -  #10  P/OF   Eric Schoor  (Audubon HS)                                                                                                    

                                                                                                                          

The Rams fall to Neumann Goretti 6-5 in spite of Evan Giordano's performance | CNBNewsnet

Rams Eric Grafton (CNB photo by Bruce Darrow)

(CNBNEWSnet)BROOKLAWN N.J. April 15, 2016--Evan Giordano did all he could to give the Rams a

Rams ss Alex Persichetti

(CNB photo by Bruce Darrow)

boost, but it
wasn't enough to get pastNeumann Goretti, as the Rams lost 6-5 in seven innings at Joe Barth Field on Friday.

Giordano got on base three times in the game for the Rams. He scored one run and had one RBI. He doubled in the sixth inning.

Neumann-Goretti couldn't get anything going as long as Angelo DeAngeliswas on the mound.

DeAngelis held Neumann Goretti hitless over two innings, allowed no earned runs, walked one and struck out one.

Eric Grafton ended up on the wrong side of the pitching decision, charged with the loss. He allowed six runs in 2 1/3 innings, walked five and struck out none.

Neumann Goretti never surrendered the lead after the first inning, scoring two runs on a sacrifice fly by Mcgehigan and an RBI single by Healy.

Neumann Goretti added four more runs in the top of the second. Verratti started the inning with a single, bringing home Testa. That was followed up by Eiser's single, plating Verratti.

 

NJSIAA Rules No. 1 MLB Prospect Jason Groome Ineligible | CNBNewsnet

 

Barnegat High School senior left-handed pitcher Jason Groome, the No. 1 overall prospect for June’s Major League Baseball draft, has been ruled ineligible by the state’s governing body for high school athletics for violating the state’s transfer rule, NJ Advance Media has learned. Barnegat must forfeit victories in which Groome played this season and his statistics…

Tom Mac Adams - Eileen Vitola 5K Run and Walk

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(CNBNEWS)BROOKLAWN N. J. APRIL 11, 2016--On Saturday, April 9,  the Annual Tom Mac Adams - Eileen Vitola 5K Run and Walk benefiting ALS research was held.  As the 5k event was about to start the participants were greeted with April snow flurries. However, 18 minutes later as runners/walkers crossed the finish line the snow had changed to a steady rain. Over 200 runners braved the 33-degree temperature throughout the Brooklawn course showing their support for their friends.  

The MacAdams and the Vitola families would like to thank all those involved in this event.

Photo - Bruce Darrow

(Left) Erin MacAdams, Dee MacAdams, Congressman Donald Norcross, Brooklawn Council president Julie McCleary, Colin MacAdams and Brooklawn Mayor Terri Branella.

(Right) Theresa Cipolone,  some of the participants and the Mastrando Girls

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Tyler Mondile pitches no-hitter for No. 5 Gloucester Cath. in 7-0 win over Pennsville

BROOKLAWN N.J. APRIL 6, 2016)With the 2016 stage sure to be bright, Mondile’s opening act Wednesday afternoon did not disappoint, as he fired a no-hitter in Gloucester Catholic’s 7-0 victory over Tri-County Conference opponent Pennsville.

At least 15 MLB scouts attended to watch Mondile strike out 10 with two walks on about 75 pitches. His velocity sat between 90-92 mph, with his first and last pitches of the game topping out at 93. Mondile is ranked No. 72 in the Baseball America High School Top 100 for the Class of 2016.

“I did rear back for that last one,” said Mondile. “I wanted to finish the game the right way. I was getting ahead with my fastball then going to my (curveball and change-up) and having them a little off-balance.”

“(The no-hitter) kind of crept up on us,” first-year Gloucester Catholic coach Adam Tussey said. “I knew he was throwing the ball well and not a lot of guys had been on base. But that’s not something surprising with Tyler. He comes out and throws strikes and three pitches were working for him today. When he has that going on, he’s going to be pretty tough to hit.”

For now, the plan is to keep Mondile throwing every fifth day and let him build up his pitch count. Once the Rams return from their senior trip, Tussey said they would be able to have Mondile on track to pitch each Saturday as they build for a potential faceoff against No. 1 overall prospect Jason Groome and Barnegat on May 16 at Campbell’s Field.

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RAMS, TUSSEY WIN DEBUT

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GAME TODAY, SATURDAY, HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO THE WEATHER

 

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BROOKLAWN N.J. April 1, 2016 (CNBNewsnet)--Gloucester Catholic Head Coach Adam Tussey (photo left) notched his 1st win as the new coach by beating Kingsway High School  7 - 1 in the Rams home opener. Tussey who took over for Mike Rucci who departed for Rowan University was left a team needing to fill seven spots. The 2015 team loaded with future college players took not only seven fielding positions but Tussey needed to replace four pitchers.

Tussey looking to continue the Rams past success without any interruption is looking at team leaders for help. With returning pitchers Tyler Mondile (Florida State signee) and Eric Grafton (Mercer County College) will be  providing leadership and stability on the mound or in the dugout.

Against Kingsway Tussey called on 6' 7" lefty Grafton. From the 1st pitch, Grafton showed the dominance which was expected from Coach Tussey.

The young Rams provided Grafton all the runs he needed in the second when the home team plated two runs. Over the next couple innings the Rams opened up a 5 - 1 lead before closing out the 7 - 1 victory.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Lady Lions win Softball Opener

AUDUBON N.J.--Kylar Coughlin accounted for 4 runs with 2 hits driving in 3 runs and scoring 1 as the Lions defeated Audubon 5 - 4 in the Eastern Invitational. The Lions entered the top of the 7th leading 5 - 0 before Audubon rallied with 2 outs on a Lions error to close the margin to one before Lions pitcher Brianna Anderson rolled a ground ball out ending the GreenWave threat. Audubon's Makayla Alkins chipped in 2 hits in the losing cause. With the win the Lady Lions advance to the 2nd round on Saturday at Eastern

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Lions #13 Kylar Coughlin,  #3 Nikki Velez and Audubon's #15 Makayla Alkins

Photo by: Bruce Darrow

RCGC takes DH from Cape-Atlantic College

Pictured above National Player of the Week - Matt Woods (Eastern HS)

Rowan College at Gloucester County extended their win streak to 5 straight and 11 wins in their last 12 games by beating Camden County College (20 - 12)  and taking both ends of the DH against Cape-Atlantic (36 - 7 and 19 - 9). During the  12 game streak the Roadrunners have scored 164 runs averaging better then 13 runs per game.

++UPDATE++The Irish of Gloucester City Celebrate The 100th Anniversary of Irish Independence

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The Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan, Bishop of the Camden Diocese, (center) and Monsignor William Hodge, (left) Pastor of St. Mary's Parish, Gloucester City lead the parade, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Irish Independence.  Also in the line of march were the Knights of Columbus, political dignitaries and  several marching bands, along with Irish dance troupes

 

                                                       By CNBNews Staff

GLOUCESTER CITY N.J. (March 6, 2016)--The Irish of Gloucester City celebrated the 100th Anniversary of Irish Independence today, Sunday with a large parade that began at King and Monmouth Streets and traveled  east on Monmouth Street ending at Johnson Blvd. 

The parade was organized by  Monsignor William Hodge, Pastor of St. Mary's Parish. This was the first  Irish Parade in the City of Gloucester despite the fact that 34.2% of Gloucester City residents were of Irish ancestry, the ninth-highest percentage of any municipality in the United States, and third-highest in New Jersey, among all places with more than 1,000 residents identifying their ancestry, according to wikipedia.org. [22)

 Earlier in the day an Irish-themed Mass was held at St. Mary’s Church, Monmouth and Atlantic Streets.

The parade kicked off a week of events leading up to St. Patrick's Day on March 17.

Friday, March, 11, the annual St. Mary’s Irish Nite will begin at 5 p.m/. in the Gloucester Catholic High School auditorium. From 6 to 8 p.m. buffet dinner, BYOB. Starting at 8:30 p.m. live show highlighting Irish Independence from England. Irish dancing and music

Wednesday, March 16, on the eve of the St. Patrick’s Feast, there will be an ecumenical service at St. Mary’s Church and a sermon given by Associate Pastor Stephen DeRose of the Highland Park Church of God, Market Street and Baynes Avenue.

The parade was sponsored by the Camden County Freeholders Board.

 

Gloucester Lions Knocked Out of SJ Group 1 Playoffs by Schalick

By CNBNews Staff

The Gloucester City Boys Basketball traveled to Schalick in hopes to advance to the SJ Group I Finals. Schalick behind Taylor Clarke's 26 points and 6 rebounds and Tyler Lundsford 21 points advanced to their 3rd straight SJ Finals with a 68 - 34 lopsided win and first under new coach Derrick Levine, the previous 2 final rounds were coached by GHS Alum Eric Cassidy now head coach of Cherokee HS.

The Lions season comes to end as leader Jaleel Hatcher netted a season low total of 10 points. But, this Senior group will leave a 22 win season on the court the most in over a decade. As for Schalick they will host Paulsboro who beat Palmyra on a last second layup on Tuesday March 8







photos by Bruce

South Jersey Group I Basketball Semi - Finals

Both the GHS Lion's and Lady Lions play Semi Finals game Friday 6:00 pm

The boys travel to Schalick while the girls host Haddon Twp Friday 6:00 pm

Lions Nikki Velez against Wildwood

photo credit Bruce Darrow

HS BOYS BASKETBALL: GLOUCESTER CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCES TO SEMI-FINALS

 

photo credit Bruce Darrow

(Above)  Gloucester High's Shi'mire Colon, (right below) Jaleel Hatcher and bottom Roy Bond

  

Bruce Darrow | CNB Sports

GLASSBORO NJ MARCH 2, 2016--The Gloucester Lions boys advanced to the SJ Group I Semi- Finals on Wednesday on the road beating the higher seed Glassboro Bulldogs 57-44. The Lion's entered the 3rd quarter down 24 - 22 but the Lion's outscored the Bulldogs 23 - 7 in the quarter and the Lion's held a 45 - 31 advantage at the start of the 4th quarter. 

The Bulldogs would not go down without a fight closing the gap to 51 - 42 with under 3 minutes remaining but a strong effort on defense helped the Lions close the game with the victory. The Lion's were lead by Senior's Jaleel Hatcher 25 points and Roy Bond's 18 points.

The win advances the Lion's to the Semi Final  game to face #2 seed Schalick Friday evening Feb 4 at 6:00 @Schalick

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(CNBNEWSNET)GLOUCESTER CITY N.J. FEBRUARY 29, 2016--Gloucester City High School  boys advanced to the second round of the Group I South Jersey Playoffs by beating Salem 57 - 41 on Monday night behind Jaleel Hatcher (19 pts)  and Jake Petrick (5- 3pt made). The win advances the Lions to Glassboro for round two at  6pm on Wednesday

Above--No. 1 Sha'mere Colon. Below-- Chris Rodriguez No. 2 .

CNBNewsnet photo credit Bruce Darrow

 

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