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The Week Ahead: Collingswood Sports
It was a week of ups and downs, with some Panthers teams seeing their playoff runs come to a close.
While some teams saw their season end this week, field hockey pushed on in hopes of a state title. Now, Collingswood fans will only have football and field hockey games to follow until winter sports begin.
Football—
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Panthers got their biggest win of the season this past Friday, beating Gateway Regional High School 27-13. Senior running back Earl Whaley rushed for a 142-yard season high, and Panthers recorded three touchdowns in the win, improving Collingswood’s record to 3-5. The Panthers have a state consolation game this week, with its date and time to be announced. Check back with Patch for an update.
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Boys’ Soccer—
The Panthers saw their season come to a close last week, with a this past Tuesday. Panthers ended their year with a 7-12 record.
Field Hockey—
Panthers' field hockey team remained Collingswood's only team with hope for a championship this fall, when they advanced to the Central Jersey Group II finals after a 1-0 victory over Bishop Eustace this Saturday. Prior to the weekend win, they defeated During their semifinal win over Eustace, Krista LaMaina scored a first half goal that stood up for the entire game. Panthers next take on Camden Catholic High School in the CJ Group II Finals this Tuesday at 2 p.m.
