Strong hitting and excellent pitching led Hammonton High School’s softball team to a 6-1 win against Deptford last week.

Nine boys and three girls will represent Hammonton at the state group championships, June 11 and 12 at Pennsauken High School.

Central Regional High School’s baseball team overcame an early three-run deficit to defeat Hammonton 7-3 last weekend.

Local baseball and softball fans turned out at Hammonton Lake Park on May 27 to celebrate the first annual “Fight Like Frankie” Showcase.

Austin Hudak had one goal entering last week’s Atlantic County Track and Field Championships. “I wanted to throw 160 feet,” Hudak said.

Hammonton High School’s boys volleyball team fell short of a victory, dropping a close match 2-1 against Toms River South on May 24.

Former Hammonton High School baseball standout L.T. Struble was promoted to the New York Mets’ class-A affiliate on May 18.

Two Egg Harbor Twp. (EHT) pitchers handcuffed a strong St. Joseph Academy lineup, handing the Wildcats’ softball team its first loss.

Late in St. Joseph Academy’s baseball game against Egg Harbor Twp. (EHT) earlier this month, senior catcher Brock Mercado called a timeout.

A 13-0 win at Atlantic City kept Hammonton High School’s softball team undefeated.

A no-hitter and a pair of wins against two of the Cape Atlantic League’s (CAL) best teams highlighted a strong week for St. Joseph Academy.

A run in the bottom of the sixth inning pushed Hammonton High School’s softball team past Oakcrest 3-2 on May 12.

Nygel Waugh took a short lead off third base late in Hammonton High School’s baseball game against Absegami last week.

Hammonton High School baseball coach Gregg Silvesti calls senior lefty David Humphries “our ace.”

Hammonton High School’s golf team finished second overall at the Carl Arena/Al Rifkin Memorial Golf Tournament on May 6.

Jenna Calchi’s first hit of the season was a big one for St. Joseph Academy’s softball team, as it helped lift the Wildcats to a 6-0 win.

Strong outing by sophomore Ty Powell and some opportunistic base running helped St. Joseph Academy’s baseball team edge host Cape May Tech.

Warming up prior to last week’s game against Middle Twp., St. Joseph Academy first baseman Xelynn Conde was upset.

An eight-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning lifted Hammonton High School’s softball team to an 11-3 win against Buena.

Senior Jared Beebe drove in three runs as Hammonton High School’s baseball team snapped a three-game losing streak on April 29.