Monday, February 25, 2013
The Pirates notched another victory at the district tournament this past weekend.
Following a strong season, Cinnaminson wrestling (19-2) walked away with the District 26 championship this weekend. With 179 points, the Pirates edged Burlington City (133.5) and Moorestown (133), according to results on NJ.com. Cinnaminson also had one individual champion—Nick Dell-Priscoli, at 170 pounds—and advanced eight to region 7. For more results from the district tournament, visit NJ.com here. Coach Mike Beirao did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment. Were you there? Share your photos from the district tournament by clicking on "Upload Photos and Videos" above.
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Cinnaminson 10-U travel softball team wants to add two players for the 2013 season, a catcher and utility player.
Friday, February 15, 2013
The Pirates beat Woodstown High School 30-25.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
The Cinnaminson High School boys wrestling team beat New Egypt last week.
The Cinnaminson Pirates wrestling team won the Patriot Division Conference on Jan. 30. Their 36-23 win came over New Egypt. For more information, see the wrestling roundup on Phillyburbs. Congrats to the Pirates!
After waiting for roughly 40 years, the NFL great finally made the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend.
Dave Robinson’s Saturday went from anxious to deeply depressing to exhilarating, all within a matter of moments. Hunkered down in his hotel room in New Orleans, the former Moorestown football standout and all-time great NFL linebacker watched as the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee announced the names for the 2013 class. Hall of Fame classes are usually limited to four or five players, Robinson said, so when they got to number five and he hadn’t heard his name, he figured he’d been passed over again. (He was up for induction the first time around in 1989, but missed the cut.) “I said, ‘Well that’s it. You’ve had it,’” he recalled. And then he heard his name—second-to-last ahead of defensive tackle Warren Sapp—and, “All of a …
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
A local fan starts a petition to bring back retro jerseys for the Birds.
Do you miss them? Did you love the Philadelphia Eagles so much more when they were in a kelly green jersey? Many fans have come to dislike the new "midnight green," black/charcoal and white design. Perhaps it is the dismal last season, or maybe it just is a longing for yesteryear, but some fans have decided to do something about it. According to an article on philly.com, "Cranekicker," a local twitter personality, has started a petition to bring back the kelly green uniforms of the past. The Eagles had donned the kelly green (with silver eagles' wings on the helmet) uniforms from 1973 to 1995, according to the Eagles year-by-year history. Cranekicker has written a petition to Eagles' owner Jeffrey Laurie to ask for the official team …
Monday, February 4, 2013
The Cinnaminson lacrosse program, established in 2009, is more popular than ever, thanks to the hard work and dedication of some Cinnaminson parents.
In 2009, three Cinnaminson moms - Terri Caruso, Brenda McLaverty and Deb Wojcik decided to get the lacrosse ball rolling, literally, and formed Cinnaminson's Lacrosse Program, CLAX. Teams were organized for both boys and girls in grades 3 through 8. Their main goal was to introduce the sport to Cinnaminson’s young athletes and families. Wojcik was a lacrosse player and her children played in high school and college; McLaverty’s sons were both interested in playing and convinced their mom that Cinnaminson needed a lacrosse program. Caruso took part because of her son John's interest in lacrosse. "He had been playing in Mount Laurel since 5th grade, because there was no team here in Cinnaminson," Caruso said. "Although he has never played…
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Crack open a cold one, settle on the couch and get your Super Bowl XLVII facts and figures before kickoff.
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Sunday, February 3
The grudge match of the year is on: San Francisco vs. Baltimore. And we’re not just talking the Super Bowl, but city vs. city. As you count down the hours to kickoff and debate the matchup of Ravens vs. 49ers, here are some Super Bowl stats you should know: 1. This year, a 30-second commercial costs $4 million, up from $3.5 million last year and $42,000 in 1967, according to Time. 2. Football fans are anticipated to consume an estimated 79 million pounds of Hass avocados during Super Bowl gatherings this year, according to the Hass Avocado Board. 3. If you still think the 1983 series finale of M*A*S*H was the most-watched broadcast in the U.S., think again. The 2010 Super Bowl between the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts stole …
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Haddon Township senior Kim Flacco will be one of 60 of Joe's family and friends heading down to watch the Super Bowl in New Orleans.
The Huck Finn’s Restaurant and Sports Bar is known for having some of the best shrimp po-boys and jambalaya in New Orleans. It’s also known as a great place to catch a sporting event with friends. By Sunday night, it may be known as the new home of the Joe Flacco Fan Club. Haddon Township High School senior Kim Flacco is one of about 60 of Joe’s family members and friends hopping on a plane today and heading to New Orleans. Joe is picking up the tab to ensure he'll have the people who mean the most to him as close as possible, including his cousin Kim. While Joe’s parents Steve and Karen Flacco will attend the game, the rest of the crew will watch from a private room at Huck Finn’s, sweating out every moment of Sunday’s Super Bowl XLVII…
Sunday, January 27, 2013
A Cinnaminson woman is holding a Silpada fundraiser to help the U12 boys travel team held to Cooperstown this summer.
The Cinnaminson U-12 boys travel baseball team is once again trying to make their way to Cooperstown for a summer tournament at Dreams Park. A Silpada Designs jewelry fundraiser is being held this weekend to help the team offset funds. Hosted by Michele Peters, and presented by all the team mothers, the event will run from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Cinnaminson Community Center. The team needs about $30,000 for the trip, Peters said, for transportation, league fees, uniforms, and more. Peters’ nephew Colin is on the team and when she heard about fundraising, she offered her services. As a Silpada independent representative, Peters can hold fundraisers herself. Her commission will be donated to the team as well as 25 percent of the retail …
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