The South Jersey Sports Report

After dropping their season opener, Holy Spirit has combined to win their last two games by a score of 107-25. That's pretty impressive.

A New Jersey high school referee who forced a wrestler to cut his dreadlocks to compete in a match has been suspended for two years.

The Pirates’ frenetic second-half rally came up one point short in a 42-41 loss to Camden on Saturday afternoon.

The Mustangs are now 10-3 in their last 13 games after head coach Chuck Smith went just 2-18 in his first 20 games after coming over from Oakcrest.

Roy Hallenbeck — one of the most respected baseball coaches in South Jersey — announced on Monday, after speaking to his team and the Millville Board of Education, that he’s hanging up his spikes.

Glory Days Staff Writer Dave O’Sullivan will give his take on the weekend that was in high school sports, players who caught his eye, and what wins or losses might mean in the bigger picture to particular teams.

The last time Atlantic City had won a game was Thanksgiving 2017. The win was also the first career victory for coach Leo Hamlett, who took over prior to the 2018 season. The Vikings were 0-10 in Hamlett’s first season at the helm.

Wildwood Catholic senior Taj Thweatt, has made his college decision.

A former Absegami football player has made the Chicago Bears 53-man roster

A pair of former West Jersey League football stars shined in Rutgers opening week 48-21 win over UMass on Friday night.

The Spartans likely won’t face anybody as good as Maryland powerhouse Mount St. Joseph the rest of the 2019 season.

Cedar Creek was able to hang on for a gutsy 24-20 victory over Willingboro in the season opener Friday afternoon.

Salem jumped out to an early 12-0 lead, but the Greyhounds came storming back in their opener on Friday night.

The Hermits schedule is maybe even tougher this year, as Prep won’t have a home game until Oct. 4.

The Absegami Braves finished 2018 strong and enter 2019 with plenty of confidence.

The Buena Chiefs are one of the favorites in South Jersey Group I.

The EHT Eagles finished 4-6 in 2018, and hope they can improve on that this season.

There were a lot of positives that came out of the 2018 season for the Oakcrest football team.

To count Holy Spirit among the state title contenders in Non-Public Group 2 is by no means a stretch, as the Spartans have some of the best playmakers in all of South Jersey.

AC Vikings head coach Leo Hamlett knows a thing or two about winning football.