Collingswood Sports: The Week Ahead

Before Collingswood High School athletes can enjoy spring break next week, they have to tackle this week's busy sports schedule.

Softball—

After dropping two of its first three games—both to Sterling High School—Collingswood High School softball team looks to improve upon its 1-2 overall record with four games this week, three of which are away.

Panthers' softball begins today, Monday, by visiting Haddon Heights. The road trip continues with a Wednesday game against Winslow Township High School. The girls return home for a visit from Haddonfield Memorial High School Thursday, and hit the road again for a Friday game at Audubon High School.

Baseball—

After opening the season with a big win against Sterling High School, Collingswood High School's baseball team has since seen a 2-game losing streak.

After a close game to West Deptford—and yet another to Woodbury—the team is looking to get back on track with this week's 4-game lineup.

On Monday and Tuesday, Panthers will play host to Haddon Heights High School and Delsea Regional, respectively. The team will travel Thursday to Haddonfield Memorial High School. Panthers' baseball closes-out the week with a home game against Audubon High School Friday.

Tennis—

Boys' varsity tennis also started its season with a 1-2 start, with last Wednesday's Woodbury High School matchup being the team's lone win.

Panthers' tennis is back in action three times this week, two of them home-court matchups. On Monday and Tuesday, the team will play host to Haddon Heights High School and Paul VI High School, respectively. Wednesday, the Panthers visit Haddonfield Memorial High School to take on the Bulldawgs.

Volleyball—

Collingswood's varsity volleyball team—currently standing at 3-1 after defeating Cherry Hill East in their last contest—has three matchups scheduled this week.

The first comes Monday afternoon, with Camden High School visiting Panthers' at home. Volleyball games are also scheduled for this Wednesday and Friday—at St. Augustine Preparatory High School, and then at a home game against Woodrow Wilson High School, respectively.

Lacrosse—

The most successful of all Collingswood’s spring sports teams, thus far, has been girls' lacrosse. With an impressive three wins in each of its first three games, the team has scored double-digit goals every victory and hopes to continue the hot streak this week.

The first in lacrosse's 3-game week is Wednesday, when the team travels to Seneca High School. On Thursday, Panthers will have a home game against Maple Shade High School. Saturday closes out the week, with a home game against Winslow Township High School's lacrosse team.