After a stint as backup Sixers writer, Marc Narducci has become an all-around utility player, covering the Super Bowl, the NBA All-Star Game, assorted Phillies games and the end of the hockey lockout. As a lifelong South Jersey resident, Narducci follows Philly's pro teams closely. He also covered South Jersey high school sports for years.
Email Marc at mnarducci@phillynews.com
Many players scored more goals, but few had a bigger impact on their team's success in the history of South Jersey soccer than John Rath.
The Wildcats have proved to be too dominant for Non-Public Group 1 in football.
If next season is indeed the last in which there will be Non-Public state playoffs in football, there should be some common sense in dealing with the smallest of the four groups.
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For Paulsboro star, the pressure is off
- Stacy Anuszewski finally sees the end of the long college recruiting process.Finally, Stacy Anuszewski could exhale. The long recruiting process had ended when the Paulsboro senior last week decided to continue her education and soccer career at Division III St. Joseph's College in Standish, Maine.
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Wickersham has way with pitchers
- Audubon's catcher shows a positive attitude that rubs off on teammates.Audubon senior Derek "Boomer" Wickersham hasn't been a catcher very long, but he's sure making up for lost time. Wickersham didn't begin catching until the eighth grade and says there are things he learns every day about this complicated position, which requires brains and grit as no other position in baseball does.
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Washington Township's Jenn Natale named girls' basketball coach of the year by The Inquirer
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Through a stellar basketball career at Washington Township and then Fairfield University, Jenn Natale achieved success, and it continued when she came back to be head coach of her high school alma mater six years ago.
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Standing strong when feeling down
- Speaking up after a big defeat teaches lessons in life.During the recent NJSIAA basketball and wrestling tournaments, many of the athletes' performances spoke volumes. Yet some student-athletes didn't do actual speaking after difficult losses, which at least in this quarter is reason for some concern.
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Atlantic City rallies its way into final
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EGG HARBOR TWP. - Slow start, quick finish. That has been the story this season for the Atlantic City boys' basketball team. The Vikings started 5-4 but are now 24-5 after Thursday night's 60-50 victory over Middletown North in an NJSIAA state Group 4 semifinal at Egg Harbor Township.
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Wilson coach put team first in leaving job
- Time conflicts left Chris Crowley unable to focus fully on football.Chris Crowley says there will be feelings of withdrawal, but he felt it was the best decision for his Woodrow Wilson football program.
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Overbroook defeats Deptford, 59-50
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The playoffs are so often about seniors, and few have more of a stake in the postseason than the ones on the Overbrook boys' basketball team.
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Teams are heading into playoff crucible
- It's the best of times for anyone who likes basketball.March Madness begins in February in South Jersey, and these next few weeks will provide lasting memories, especially for those teams able to win sectional and/or state championships in this one-and-done event.
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Gloucester Catholic junior Mike Shawaryn lifts Rams to victory
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On senior night at Gloucester Catholic, it was a junior who wouldn't allow the Rams to have a letdown. Mike Shawaryn is known more as one of the area's best baseball pitchers, but in a basketball sense, his performance was like a complete-game win.
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Cherry Hill West boys are finding success on court
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How does a team judge success? We chronicle the teams, with the ones that earn championships most prominently mentioned, and rightly so. Achieving any title, whether it's conference, South Jersey, or state, takes talent, toughness, cohesion, and sometimes a little luck.
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