Tomorrow at noon, Triton visits Shawnee in a South Jersey Group 4 quarterfinal.

This will be the third meeting between the two. Shawnee won both times, 3-2 and 3-1.

"It's so hard to beat a team three times, and I am telling our girls if we play the way we know how to play, it will be a great match," O'Donnell said.

One person who will draw plenty of attention is Triton senior central midfielder Anna Dolhansky. A La Salle recruit, Dolhansky has 21 goals and nine assists this season.

"She has been an incredible all-around player, she is really smart, and her level of skill is one of the best I've seen," O'Donnell said.

In addition to the anticipated Lenape-Washington Township Group 4 girls' quarterfinal, the other two Group 4 quarterfinals have No. 5-seeded Mainland at No. 4 seed Clearview and No. 6-seeded Eastern at No. 3 Williamstown.

Both games are tomorrow at 2.

Eastern will have to shut down Williamstown's Briana Molino, one of the area's top clutch scorers with 24 goals.

Another third meeting

When fifth-seeded Cherry Hill East faces fourth-seeded Lenape in Friday's South Jersey Group 4 boys' quarterfinal, it will be the third meeting between the teams. East won both regular-season meetings over Lenape, 2-1, and 3-1.

Those wins were a major reason East won the Olympic Conference American Division title for the first time in 11 seasons.

Flu bug

Haddon Township hopes to be healthy. Coach Jim Bonder said that six players have been out with the flu. Bonder also has had a bout with the flu.

"I think we're near the tail end of it and hope everybody is ready on Friday," Bonder said.

Heights scored a 2-1 regular season win over the Hawks on Oct. 9.