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Late rally lifts Eustace Sunday, February 4, 2007- By WALT BURROWS - Courier-Post Staff CHERRY HILL When Alex Saltsburg drained a 3-pointer with a little more than five minutes remaining to give Cherry Hill East High School a 12-point lead over Bishop Eustace, it was all but over. |
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Monday, February 5, 2007
Each week staff writer Kevin Callahan does a question and answer with a local athlete. This week it is Bishop Eustace senior guard Lindsey Hudspeth. |
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"The girls' Basketball team hosted Timber Creek for their annual Crusader Day game on Thursday February 1st. Crusader Day is the team's way of thanking young female basketball players for their dedication to the game of basketball. In addition, the team celebrated the evening with a 68-30 victory over Timber Creek. The team rallied behind senior Lindsay Hudspeth on her quest to 1000 points which she achieved in the 1st quarter on a 3 point shot. Congratulations Lindsay for this special milestone and congratulations to all of the girls!" |
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Eustace's hard-working Hudspeth eyes championship. Tuesday, January 9, 2007 - By SEAN McCANN - Courier-Post Staff Three years ago, a trio of high school freshmen broke into the starting lineups of three high-quality Olympic Conference National Division girls' basketball teams. |
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Now Playing BISHOP EUSTACE vs. GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC ICE HOCKEY RYAN LAWRENCE One of South Jersey's most fierce rivalries found a new venue last week. For the first time in varsity action, the Crusaders and Rams met on the ice in the inaugural meeting between of the two school's ice hockey teams. |
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Next stop: Juniors or college? Saturday, January 6, 2007 - By KEVIN CALLAHAN - Courier-Post Staff Tyler Hancock, a four-year starter for the Bishop Eustace ice hockey team, is considered one of the best players in New Jersey and certainly is in South Jersey. |
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Falconiero makes healthy debut at Bishop Eustace Monday, December 18, 2006 - Courier Post Online Patients of Bob Falconiero should have seen a smiling man this morning. It was a successful weekend for one of the area's most respected orthopaedic surgeons -- on the basketball court. |
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Bishop Eustace Athletic program stresses the development of mind, body, and
spirit reinforcing our mission that education takes place not only in the
classroom, but also outside of the classroom.
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expect our staff members to be role models rather than critics, there by
developing student-athletes who actively contribute to the school's unity
and pride as well as team unity and pride. We encourage a healthy,
competitive spirit, within the bounds of good sportsmanship and fair play.
