Jackie Hanley and Gina Baker came through with singles wins for the Garnets (14-5), while the tandem of Ashley Chiaradio and Rebekah Milsted prevailed at second doubles.

On the other side of the Group 2 bracket, top-seeded Haddonfield began its quest for the sectional crown by blanking No. 9 seed Woodstown, 5-0.

Catherine Senopoulos and Jocelyn Perry teamed up to take the first doubles match, 6-1, 6-0, while Rebecca Senopoulos and Taylor Noll cruised to a straight-sets victory at second doubles.

Haddonfield (22-2) will host a semifinal on Tuesday against fourth-seeded Buena (13-3), a 5-0 winner over Cinnaminson.

South Jersey Group 3. Top-seeded Moorestown improved to 14-4 by ousting No. 9 seed Kingsway, 5-0. Paulina Malts defeated Nicole Cisterino, 6-2, 6-1, at first singles to start the Quakers on their way.

Second-seeded Ocean City also coasted to a 5-0 win, eliminating No. 7 seed Seneca, to earn a semifinal date with Shawnee. The third-seeded Renegades dispatched Pinelands, 5-0, highlighted by a 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 triumph at first doubles by Brooke Morgan and Dominique Falcone.

South Jersey Group 4. Fourth-seeded Millville kept its title hopes alive with a 4-1 quarterfinal win over fifth-seeded Eastern.

Nicole Tawes pulled out a 6-2, 1-6, 6-2 victory at third singles for the Thunderbolts.

South Jersey Non-Public B. Defending sectional champion Moorestown Friends (13-5) earned the right to face top-seeded Ranney School in the semifinals, thanks to a 5-0 sweep of No. 5 seed Holy Cross.

Kiera Guerriere topped Margaret Fynan, 6-3, 6-1, at second singles for the fourth-seeded Foxes.

Central Jersey Group 1. New Egypt (6-4), the No. 4 seed, exited with a 5-0 loss to fifth-seeded Roselle Park.

Soccer

Robin Franchi posted her sixth shutout of the season and received offensive support from Kristy Whittaker, Lauren Giles, Sam Morris, Amber Scott and Katie Eichenberg.

Colonial. Goals by Sarah Dudek and Katie Johnston, and shutout goaltending by Rebecca Hughes carried Haddonfield to a 2-0 victory at Gateway in a battle between division leaders.

Field Hockey

Moorestown is assured of at least a share of the Burlco Liberty Division title, after Katie Savage and Karli Tobin scored in the final nine minutes of a 2-0 win at Rancocas Valley.

Cape-Atlantic. Gina Carfagno's goal with 2 seconds remaining in regulation lifted visiting Egg Harbor Township into a 3-3 tie at Hammonton.