Gazette Sports Week brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette THIS WEEK:St. Joseph Football-- Wildcats win season finale at Winslow 29-6. Not the most exciting game ever played, but St. Joe again started slowly, made some early mistakes and was able to overcome them against Winslow. Hammonton Bowling--Devils opener vs. Clayton was postponed until 1/11. HHS played against Kingsway earlier this week. Winter Sports--Tryouts are over, teams begin practices this week. INTERVIEW: Hammonton football player Andrew Wehner. IN NATIONAL SPORTS: Eagles—Recap loss against Giants , preview Jets this weekend. Sixers—Embiid returns, scored 42 in loss to Minnesota. Lost eight of last 10, sitting in fourth in division, 11th in Eastern Conference. Flyers—Lost five straight heading into SUnday at Devils. Seventh in the divison. All this great sports talk plus the "Final Five" questions for Dan on "Gazette Sports Week!" AND REMEMBER: You can watch "Gazette Sports Week" 24/7 at www.hammontongazette.com

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THIS WEEK: St. Joseph Football--Wildcats ousted from Non-Public B playoffs with a 21-10 loss at Red Bank Catholic last week. St. Joe will try to end the season on a positive note Wednesday night when they visit Winslow, which won the South Jersey Group 4 title last weekend.Hammonton Hawks--Hawks varsity lost the inaugural Jersey Shore Youth Football League title last weekend, falling to the host Linwood Panthers 36-12. JV and Pee Wee teams had lost earlier in the semifinals of the playoffs. Winter Teams--High School teams began tryouts earlier this week and preseason practices begin on Monday. Basketball, wrestling, indoor track, and bowling, which began the season on Tuesday for Hammonton. Interview—Hammonton football player Austin Hudak. All this great sports plus national sports and the "Final Five" questions for Dan on "Gazette Sports Week!" AND REMEMBER: You can watch "Gazette Sports Week" and "Gazette High School Football Report" 24/7 at www.hammontongazette.com PLUS: Read the special "Fall Sports Recap" in this week's edition of The Gazette.

ON THE REPORT: Recap--Red Bank Catholic 21, St. Joseph 10. St. Joe saw its playoff run come to an end last weekend when it lost at Red Bank Catholic 21-10. This game was a defensive struggle, as neither team moved the ball well. Preview--St. Joseph at Winslow, November 24, 6 p.m. Another tough game for St. Joseph this week, as they close the season at Winslow, which beat Shawnee last week to take home the Central Jersey Group 4 title. Eagles are 9-2 and playing very well. Explosive offensive team with a lot of weapons, quarterback Hamas Duren throws the ball well while RB Trey Thorpe is a great player. Jacob Mitchell leads a strong receiving corps that also features James Wilson. Coach Sacco sounded a little worried at the Hawks game last week, as he knows his team is banged up after the RBC game and will play with just two days of practice. PLUS: A prediction about the game. AND REMEMBER: You can watch "Gazette High School Football Report" and "Gazette Sports Week" 24/7 at www.hammontongazette.com. AND: Read the "Fall Sports Recap" special section in this week's edition in The Gazette.

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Gazette Sports Week brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette THIS WEEK: St. Joseph Football—Wildcats advance to Non-Public B semifinals with a 45-12 win against St. Thomas Aquinas last weekend. Slow start for the Wildcats, who trailed twice in the first quarter but fought back to take a 15-12 lead at halftime. Win sends St. Joe into this week’s semis at Red Bank Catholic, a tough game for the Wildcats. RBC hammered Morris Catholic last week and come into this week’s game at 9-1 with a very talented team. Hammonton Boys Soccer—Blue Devils fell to Moorestown 5-1 in the South Jersey Group 3 semifinals last week. Quakers took control with two first half. Great season for the Devils, 17-6, shared the division title, most wins in a single season in the program’s history, runner-up in CAL tournament and earned a berth in the Coaches Tourney. St. Joseph Field Hockey—Wildcats ousted from the South Jersey Non-Public playoffs with a 3-0 loss to Bishop Eustace. For St. Joe, the Wildcats end the year a 16-4, won the CAL National Conference title and played much better than anyone expected coming into the season. INTERVIEW: Hammonton field hockey player Olivia Osborne. IN NATIONAL SPORTS: Eagles, Flyers and Sixers talk. All this great sports talk plus the "Final Five" questions for Dan on "Gazette Sports Week!" AND REMEMBER: You can watch "Gazette Sports Week" and "Gazette High School Football Report" 24/7 at www.hammontongazette.com

Gazette High School Football Report brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette ON THE REPORT: Recap--St. Joseph 45, St. Thomas Aquinas 12. Slow start for the Wildcats in this one, as they trailed twice in the first quarter but were able to rally, especially in the third quarter, and earn a lopsided win. Game was closer than the score, and if there’s not a really strong wind, maybe the final score would have been closer. Preview--St. Joseph at Red Bank Catholic, November 19, 7 p.m. Maybe the toughest game of the season for the Wildcats this week as they travel to Count Basie Field in Red Bank to take on one of the state’s top teams. Caseys are 9-1; and destroyed Morris Catholic last week 58-34. St. Joe can win. Up front, line needs to play its best game. PLUS: A prediction on the upcoming game by Dan Russoman. AND REMEMBER: You can watch "Gazette High School Football Report" and "Gazette Sports Week" 24/7 at www.hammontongazette.com

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