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.

Last week, the Blue Devils were able to bring home the title, defeating the host school 64-29 in the championship game.

The Blue Devils snapped a two-game losing skid with a 45-41 win against Seneca.

Jaron Hill scored 26 points, connecting on six 3-pointers, to help lead Hammonton High School’s boys basketball team to its second victory.

The Blue Devils finished with 166.5 team points, trailing winner West Deptford (194) and second-place Seneca (182.5) among the eight teams.

Arnaldo Rodriguez made the most of his first season-opening start, scoring a team-high 15 points as the Wildcats routed Atlantic City 77-34.

With most of its roster back and new varsity players, Hammonton High School’s girls basketball team is excited to begin a new season.

The eighth-year head coach at St. Joseph Academy is excited about his team this season despite having lost the top three scorers.

Ryan Staiger is no stranger to rebuilding basketball programs.

WJFL announced its All-Division teams last week, and several local players were recognized for their outstanding play during the 2021 season

In a Thanksgiving weekend game that was about as exciting as a green bean casserole, St. Joseph Academy defeated Winslow Twp. 29-6.

As the seconds clicked off the scoreboard clock at Winslow Twp. last week, the tears began to run down Kevin Mayfield’s cheeks.

Wildcats were ousted from the Non-Public B playoffs last week, losing to host Red Bank Catholic (RBC) 21-10 at Count Basie Field.

Turnovers cost the Hammonton Hawks varsity football team a chance to bring home the inaugural JSYFL championship last weekend.

Joseph Cacia, the legendary HOF Hammonton High School Blue Devils varsity football coach whose teams won four CAL Championships died Nov. 9.

A strong third-quarter performance led St. Joseph Academy’s football team to a 45-12 win against a pesky St. Thomas Aquinas team.

Blue Devils were ousted from the Central Jersey Group 4 playoffs with a 34-15 loss to the host Renegades in a quarterfinal game last week.

Gavin West’s goal with less than six minutes remaining in the game lifted Hammonton High School’s boys soccer team past Camden Tech 3-2.

Hammonton High School’s football team continued its strong late-season surge last week, trouncing host Triton Regional 43-0.

Hammonton High School’s field hockey team found itself deadlocked in a scoreless tie.

Hammonton High School’s football team awarded its large homecoming crowd with a 21-17 victory.

Cartagena hauled in two touchdown passes, including the one that sealed the Wildcats 31-21 victory against Washington Twp. last weekend.

Marco Schiano’s goal late in the first half was the game-winner as Hammonton High School’s boys soccer team edged host Middle Twp. 2-1.

Three plays later, the Wildcats were in the end zone, sparking a run of 35 unanswered points that gave St. Joe its 4th-straight blowout win.

St. Joseph Academy’s football team continued its midseason surge last week, posting its third-straight lopsided victory, a 51-7 win.

Nearing the end of a tough rebuilding season, Hammonton High School’s boys cross country team posted its third victory of the year last week

Trailing 6-0 to Delsea early in the first quarter, Hammonton High School’s C.J Rossiter fielded a kickoff at his own 3-yard line.

A pair of second-half goals helped spark Millville to a 3-0 win at Hammonton last week, denying the Blue Devils a key CAL Conference victory

Off to its best start since the 2016 season, St. Joseph Academy’s field hockey team has quickly become one of the top teams in southern NJ.

Facing critical midseason test, Hammonton High School’s football team came up short, dropping a 17-7 decision to host Clearview last week.

Strong play at the line of scrimmage allowed St. Augustine Prep’s football team to control the clock and keep St. Joe's offense in check.

Freshman Kenny Smith ran for 65 yards and a touchdown and Hammonton High School’s football team overcame a sluggish start to defeat Vineland

Cohl Mercado scored a pair of touchdowns and St. Joseph Academy’s football team used a balanced offensive attack to take control early.

One of those low spots came last week, when Mainland Regional scored two late touchdowns to stun the Blue Devils 14-13.

A pair of big plays in the second half led Holy Spirit High School’s football team to a 35-24 victory against St. Joseph Academy in a matchu

Playing with a young roster that lacks significant varsity experience, Hammonton High School’s football team knew there would be some ups an

Four players scored touchdowns as Hammonton High School’s football team won its season-opener last week, rolling past host Absegami 32-13.

A few big plays and a strong defensive effort helped lead St. Joseph Academy’s football team to a season-opening 31-18 win.

With almost all its starters lost to graduation, the 2021 seasons shaping up as a rebuilding year for Hammonton High School’s football tea

A new season brings some new challenges for St. Joseph Academy’s football team as the Wildcats prepare for head coach Paul Sacco’s 40th year

Hammonton High School’s football team hosted a pair of preseason scrimmages last week, taking on Sterling and Cherry Hill West.

When St. Joseph Academy’s football team takes the field on August 27 in Ocean City, it will be head coach Paul Sacco's 40th season.

Duke McCarron tossed a two-hit shutout, striking out seven in five innings of work as the Margate Hurricanes clinched the ACBL title.

The local high school football teams were met with heat and humidity last week as they began preparing for the new season.

The Margate Hurricanes wrapped up the regular season title in the ACBL last week, sweeping a pair of games against Hammonton Hot Shots.