Weekly Update

Congratulations to Journey Green and Averie Harding for earning CAL All-Star Honors for Volleyball! Journey, team captain, recorded 110 kills and 124 digs, and Averie achieved 103 kills and 33 blocks this season. EHTHS was the only school with two athletes named All-Stars! Additionally, congrats to our Varsity and JV cheerleading teams for winning 1st place at the Holy Spirit cheer competition. Congrats to our tennis players Sabina Giurca-Group 4 All South Jersey All Star team, Camille More-Group 4 All South Jersey All Star team and Group 4 Sportsmanship award, Demi Lu & Belina Zhang- Group 4 All South Jersey All Star team and Lily Ferriola-Captain's award.

Girls' volleyball wrapped up their regular season with wins over Middle Township and Our Lady of Mercy. The freshman team played tough all-year long and it was a pleasure to watch them grow together as a tight-knit team. They finished with a record of 12 wins and 3 losses. The jv was very impressive all year and had many talented players with bright futures. They finished the season at 21 wins and 3 losses. The varsity team finished regular season play with 20 wins and 4 losses, not counting their 1 win and 1 loss in the CAL tournament.

All eyes are on Tuesday, November 5 when the varsity team takes on Eastern at home at 4pm. It is a 5 versus 12 seed matchup.

10/28/24

The Lady Eagles wrapped up their regular season with a loss at home on Monday. The girls dominated play, but fell short to Holy Cross, 1 nil. Junior Goalie Arianna Nguyen made 6 saves for the Eagles. The Lady Eagles will host Millville in the first round of NJSIAA Group IV playoffs on Monday, November 4 at Silver Eagle Stadium. The girls have secured the #3 seed, the highest seed ever in tournament history.

Boys soccer completed the regular season 8-9, 3rd in CAL American, and is seeded 10th in the group IV south NJSIAA playoff where EHT will face Toms River North away at 2pm on Tuesday.

EHT Cheer has been buzzing with activity lately. The EHTHS Cheerleaders are proud supporters of the HERO Campaign and raised $820 in donations for the annual HERO Walk. It's a great opportunity for the cheerleaders to give back to the EHT community and support such an important program.

Cheer teamed up with Renaissance to deck the halls for spirit week. The streamers and window messages livened up the school ahead of the fall pep rally.

Speaking of pep rally, did you see our amazing competition performance? Cheer was happy to also share the mat with the football team and show them how we prepare for game day and brought the school a fun display of stunting and tumbling.

On Friday, October 25th, EHTHS Cheer was thrilled to celebrate 12 amazing seniors for their dedication to the program. Senior night was a special moment to reflect on all that these athletes have given to the program.

Finally, both Varsity and JV cheer teams brought home 1st place wins at the Holy Spirit Blue & Gold Cheerleading Competition. Couldn't be prouder of the team performances. Looking ahead, we are set to host the 19th annual Black & Silver Cheerleading Competition here at EHTHS on Sunday, November 3rd 8:30am-2pm.

Come support our teams in the NJSIAA Round 1 playoffs beginning next week!

11/4 - Girls Soccer vs Millville at home 2:00

11/4 - Field Hockey at Kingsway 3:00

11/5 - Boys Soccer at Toms River North 2:00

11/5 - Girls Volleyball vs Eastern at home 4:00

Week of October 28th 2024

On Monday, the top 3 runners from the girls and boys teams represented Fernwood at the William Davies Cross Country Championship. Neena Peter, Kacey Denning, and Abigail Allen ran for the girls. Jackson Kelchner, Steven Snell, and Steven Espinal ran for the. The girls placed 6th overall against 23 teams. The boys placed 8th. Neena Peter had the best individual performance of the day finishing 6th out of a field of nearly 70 runners.

Wednesday, the cross country team had their last race of the season against Alder at the high school. It was an amazing event held by the high school coaches and athletes.

Top 5 runners for the girls were Neena Peter, Kacey Denning, Emma McClaren, Abigail Allen, and Abby Baird.

Top 5 runners for the boys were Steven Espinal, Jackson Kelchner, Steven Snell, Eason Lassiter, and Martin Rodriguez.

The whole team showed immense improvement over the course of the season. Steven Espinal, Emma McClaren, and Abby Gaskill showed the most dramatic improvement from their first time trial to the last race. Fantastic work everyone! As a whole team, you should all be proud of the work that you put in and the challenge that you took on.

The Fernwood Girls Soccer team wrapped up their season this week with a 0-0 tie at Galloway to bring the team to 7-2-1 on the season. Kaycee Biel led the team in scoring this season with 7 goals and 3 assists. Kylie Lambert led the team in assists with 8, and finished tied for second on the team in scoring with Stella Barilotti, Reagan Aron, and Carlee Cruse, each with 4 goals. Karla Urban had a stellar season in net, averaging less than 1 goal allowed per game. The team celebrated their season with a costume practice and an end of the year party. The team also enjoyed giving out candy at the Trunk-or-Treat at the High School last week. Great season girls! Good luck to our 8th graders at the High School next year!

The Alder Girls Soccer Team ended their winning season on Tuesday with a dominant victory over Ocean City Intermediate. The final score was 4-0 where Isabella Smith and Brooke Karp each netted 2 goals. Goalkeeper Kathryn Coupland picked up her 5th clean sheet of the season.

The Girls final season record was 9W - 1L. Their only loss occurred in the first game of the season; after that, they went on to win 9 straight games. Over the course of the season, the team scored 42 goals and the defense of 8th graders Harper Cross, Stella Simon, Caitlyn Coupland, Olivia Farkas, and Avery Schultz helped the team in only conceding 9 goals this season.

Goal Scoring Statistics:

Isabella Smith: 21

Brooke Karp: 5

Juliana Finnerty: 5

Pia D’alessandro: 1

Dai’lanni Black: 8

Olivia Farkas: 1

Lynirah Braham: 1

On Monday, October 28th the Alder field hockey team beat Ocean City for the first time with a score of 2-1. Brynne Capozzoli scored the first goal quickly into the first quarter. After OC tied it up in the second quarter the team came back and Brynne Capozzoli scored the winning goal with only 1 minute and ½ left in the game. Goalie, Bri Craig, had 4 saves to help secure the victory!

On Wednesday, October 30th the Alder field hockey team celebrated their 8th Graders and finished their season undefeated by beating Upper Township 1-0. Brynne Capozzoli scored the only goal of the game and Adriana Afanador assisted. Goalie Bri Craig had 2 saves to secure her 7th shutout of the season. This was an amazing season for the girls and the first time in the school's history for the team to score 31 goals in a season while the defense only let up 6 goals the entire season! Their final record was 9-0-2.

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