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Thursday’s South Jersey roundup: Cherry Hill East boys’ soccer beats Shawnee in double overtime

The top games from Thursday's action in South Jersey.

Zach Bruno (left) scored in Cherry Hill West's 2-0 win over Lenape on Thursday.
Zach Bruno (left) scored in Cherry Hill West's 2-0 win over Lenape on Thursday.Read moreAKIRA SUWA

Nick LaRusso scored in the second overtime period to give the Cherry Hill East boys' soccer team a 1-0 win over Shawnee on Thursday. Nick Feldman was huge in net making 10 saves.

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Zach Bruno and Khylei Neal scored as Cherry Hill West defeated Lenape, 2-0.

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New Egypt held off Holy Cross, 3-2, behind two goals from Chase Sempervive.

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Jeff Elliot's first-half goal gave Palmyra a 1-0 triumph over Bordentown. Liam Brett made 10 saves. Palmyra goalkeeper Liam Brett had 10 saves.

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JC Johnson netted two goals as Rancocas Valley blanked Burlington Township, 3-0.

Girls’ Soccer

Katie Katella finished with a hat trick as Palmyra cruised past Westampton Tech, 6-1. Lily Beck added two goals.

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Maggie Londregan scored and Shannon Mulroy made five saves as Lenape defeated Cherry Hill West, 1-0.

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Carina O'Neill recorded a hat trick in Sterling's 7-1 victory over Overbrook.

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Maple Shade held off Willingboro, 4-2, thanks to a pair of goals from Amber Hickey. Madison Michalski and Kayla Olesky also found the back of the net for the Wildcats, who finished with 31 shots.

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Kalli Roskos' second-half goal propelled Delran past Northern Burlington, 1-0.

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Shawnee received goals from Kiley Endres, Alexandra Kornafel, and Madison McCready in a 3-1 win over Cherry Hill East.

Field Hockey

Olivia Loftin recorded a hat trick in Florence's 6-0 rout of Burlington City. Jelissa Reyes added two goals.

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Alexis Marker netted two goals as Cedar Creek beat Middle Township, 4-2.

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Isabella O'Shaughnessy scored the lone goal in Medford Tech's 1-0 win over Lindenwold. Medford Tech goalkeeper Talia Panton made nine saves.

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Pennsauken took down Pemberton, 5-1, behind Ruby Anyanwu's three-goal performance.