Thursday, August 23, 2012
A parade down Sicklerville Road in Winslow on Saturday will honor Jordan Burroughs, a local wrestler who won a gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Sicklerville will honor Olympic gold medalist wrestler Jordan Burroughs on Saturday with a parade and celebration to celebrate his triumph in London. The parade will begin Aug. 25 at 11 a.m. at the Chris Care Unit Missionary Church, head down Sicklerville Road and end at Winslow Township Elementary School 3. Burroughs, originally from Sicklerville, won his gold medal in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London back on Aug. 10 in the 74-kilogram weight class of freestyle wrestling. The two-time NCAA national champion won four straight matches, culminating in a win over Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi in the gold medal match. Burroughs was a star wrestler at Winslow Township High School, winning the 2006 state championship in the 135-pound weight …
Friday, August 10, 2012
Sicklerville's Jordan Burroughs won a gold medal in freestyle wrestling Friday.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Carson Stack and Rob Schlitt will wrestle today for a shot at a championship match.
Two out of four Haddonfield wrestlers are still alive in the Region 7 state championship today in Robbinsville, according to NJ.com. Rob Schlitt pinned Sonnieboy Blanco of Burlington City at 1:57 of their 160-lbs. quarterfinal match Friday to advance. Schlitt will face Brad Schwarze of New Egypt in a semifinal match today. Schwarze beat Mike Campbell of Collingswood. Carson Stack also scored a pin Friday at 1:18 of the 195-lbs. quarterfinal match over Alex Felderstein of Lenape. Stack will faceoff against backyard-rival Padric Lynch of Haddon Heights in a semifinal bout today. Both Schlitt and Stack are looking to advance to state individual championship matches next week in Atlantic City. Two other Bulldawgs were not as fortunate. Phillip…
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Haddonfield lost 32-30 in Group 1 semifinals.
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
So many pivotal athletic matchups seem to occur between Haddonfield and West Deptford—Haddonfield was on the losing end of this one.
With one thunderous pound of the mat, the official ruling over Friday night’s Colonial Conference Liberty Division showdown between West Deptford and Haddonfield sent the Eagles wrestlers and fans into a frenzy. With that sound came West Deptford’s first win over Haddonfield in over a decade and first Liberty Division title since 1978. Yes, it was a great night to be an Eagle. “There’s nobody who believed that this team would go 15-0 and win the division after losing what we lost last year,” said head coach John Craig. “It’s really special what this group has been able to do. I’m so proud of these guys, and I just can’t say enough about them.” The match hung in the balance until the final bout, when junior standout Rory Bonner took the mat…
Monday, January 16, 2012
Catch up on all HMHS winter sports.
In what has been a busy sports season for Haddonfield Memorial High School, the winter teams have been putting together solid records, and look to make strong post-season pushes for state championships. Wrestling- The Bulldawgs have put together a solid 8-5 start despite being hit hard by injuries in the beginning of the season. The season has been highlighted by wins over Absegami and conference rival Collingswood. The team also recently traveled south for the Virginia Dual Meets over the weekend, where the team went 3-2 against teams from Virginia. Robert Schlitt, a 160-pounder, was named the Outstanding Wrestler for the American High School Division of the meet. The experience, coupled with the return of Whitten Oswald and Chris Dengler…
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Haddonfield defeated Audubon handily in the first match of its 2011-12 wrestling season.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Pete DiPol has decided to move on after leading the Bulldawgs wrestling program to the most successful season in school history.
It certainly wasn’t an easy decision, but in the end it was one Pete DiPol felt he had no choice but to make. On Wednesday, DiPol presented Haddonfield High School athletic director Lefty Banos with his letter of resignation as head coach of the wrestling team. DiPol will now assume control of the wrestling program at Gloucester County College, which won its last national title in 2007, where he hopes to be able to recruit some of the top talent South Jersey has to offer. “It’s definitely a difficult decision to make but I feel that I’m ready to take the next step and coach at the next level,” DiPol said. “I’m definitely going to miss Haddonfield. I had a great coaching staff to work with and some really outstanding kids as well. I would …
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Saturday, March 12, 2011
The Bulldawgs had plenty of good memories to look back on after what is arguably the best season in program history.
1. Bulldawgs head coach Pete DiPol set up an aggressive early season schedule that included the Beast of the East Tournament at the University of Delaware. The December schedule included a trip to Father Judge in Philadelphia two days before Christmas. A 61-15 win made the Bulldawgs 3-0 on the seasonm but more importantly gave DiPol the 200 win of his coaching career that includes stops at Edgewood (Winslow Township), Schalick, Camden Catholic and now Haddonfield. “I’m just glad it’s over and now we can focus on the season,” DiPol said. 2. Down seven points with just two bouts left the Bulldawgs upset host Paulsboro 33-31 to all but secure a Colonial Conference title. The ‘Dawgs needed five pins to beat a Paulsboro team that had not lost a…
Monday, February 28, 2011
Both basketball teams will begin their respective Group 2 tournaments on Monday night.
1. The Haddonfield girls’ basketball team will open Group 2 Tournament play with a home game against Cinnaminson at 5 p.m. today. The Bulldawgs (16-6) are seeded seventh and enter the tournament with momentum after 10 wins in their last 12 games and five in the last six. 2. The Haddonfield boys’ basketball team will open Group 2 Tournament play with a home game against Barnegat at 7 p.m. today. The Bulldawgs (21-5) are ranked No.10 in South Jersey by The Philadelphia Inquirer and have won eight straight games as well as a share of the Colonial Conference Liberty Division title. 3. With a win on today, both basketball teams will advance to play Wednesday night as the Group 2 Tournament will continue throughout March with a…
