A sometimes tumultuous season came to an end for the St. Joseph Academy boys basketball team last week.

Hammonton High School’s girls basketball team was denied by host Timber Creek in the quarterfinal matchup, falling to the Chargers 63-39.

St. Joseph Academy’s boys basketball team moved one step closer to its goal of a South Jersey Non-Public B championship.

Hammonton High School junior Anthony Evangelista earned a trip to the state championships this week at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.

Wildcats lost to Mainland Regional 45-35 in a Cape Atlantic League (CAL) semifinal game at Millville High School.

Emma Peretti became the newest member of the 1,000-point club at Hammonton High School, passing the milestone early in last week’s game.

An outstanding defensive effort in the second half propelled St. Joseph Academy’s boys basketball team into the CAL semifinals.

St. Joseph Academy’s boys basketball team came away with a pair of wins and a pair of losses.

A strong second-half rally fell short as Hammonton High School’s boys basketball team lost a key Cape Atlantic League matchup to Middle Twp.

Hammonton High School wrestling coach Dave Mauriello earned the 300th victory of his career, as the Blue Devils defeated St. Joseph 78-0.

Kenny Smith’s baseline drive and layup with less than four seconds remaining lifted HHS’s boys basketball team to a 43-41 victory.

After opening with a 5-2 record, Hammonton High School’s boys basketball team has slumped, dropping five of its last seven matchups.

St. Joseph Academy boys basketball coach Paul Rodio often tells his team that its toughest opponent is itself.

St. Joseph Academy’s boys basketball team turned in one of its best performances of the season last week, cruising past host Holy Spirit.

Searching for a much-needed win, Hammonton High School’s boys basketball team rode a strong second-half performance to defeat rival Mainland

Six forfeit losses cost St. Joseph Academy’s wrestling team last week in a 54-27 loss to Vineland in a Cape Atlantic League dual meet.

Hammonton and St. Joseph’s boys basketball teams turned in one of the most memorable matchups of their long rivalry with Wildcats winning.

A strong second half surge helped St. Joseph Academy’s boys basketball team recover from a sluggish start to post a 62-33 win.

Jaron Hill sparked a late rally as Hammonton High School’s boys basketball team fought back to edge Lower Cape May 41-40.

“Ja’son [Prevard] has stepped it up this year. He’s playing very well for us right now,” St. Joseph coach Paul Rodio said.