Girls Lacrosse:
Lower Cape May won 18-3 at home to Our Lady of Mercy Academy on April 13. Maya Critchfield led the Lady Tigers with five goals while Delaney Cluff added three. Mel Amador made sixteen stops in net for the win.
Middle Township dominated Absegami on April 13, 21-8, on the road. Kira Sides had eight goals and three assists for the Lady Panthers in the win. Maddie Barber added six goals and three assists.
Ocean City won 15-4 at home on April 14 to Rancocas Valley. Emily DiMarino led the team with a game-high six goals. Goalie Abbey Fenton made nine saves for the Red Raiders.
Boys Lacrosse:
Ocean City won 15-4 at home against Egg Harbor Township on April 13. Christian Kuhn led the Red Raiders with five goals and three assists. Charlie Dahl had seven saves for the win.
Softball:
Ocean City won 11-1 at home to Lower Cape May on April 13. Jackie Nesi, Ashley Vitiello and Alex Vitola each had three RBIs for the Red Raiders. Abby Craige added two RBIs and a home run in the win.
Wildwood Catholic won 13-2 against Pleasantville on April 13. Nicole Kanya pitched a no-hitter for the Crusaders.
Middle Township won 9-6 against Overbrook on April 14. Kayla Cubernot had two hits and two runs in the win for the Lady Panthers.
Baseball:
Wildwood Catholic earned their second win of the season against Pleasantville on April 13, winning 16-6. Ben Church hit a grand slam for the Crusaders in the win.
Ocean City earned a 9-0 road win at Lower Cape May on April 13. Dan Nunan had four RBIs, a double and hit a home run for the Red Raiders.
The Red Raiders continued their win streak the next day with a 7-1 victory over Haverford, Pa. Jaden Millstein had two RBIs and a double while Nunan had two RBIs in the win.
Golf:
Lower Cape May won 185-203 against Cape May Tech on April 13. Kolby Carter shot a 41 and a birdie at the par-35 golf course for the Caper Tigers. Chris Porto also shot a 41 with a birdie for the Hawks.
Highlights and results of all spring season sports can be found in Under Review with Pete Thompson at www.capemaycountyherald.com/sports.
Cape May – Governor Murphy says he doesn't know anything about the drones and doesn't know what they are doing but he does know that they are not dangerous. Does anyone feel better now?
