Year in Review: Cinnaminson Sports

2011 proved a mixed bag for Cinnaminson sports. Some teams had a rebuilding year. Others advanced to playoff appearances—why does it always seem like Haddonfield is in the Pirates way, though?

For Cinnaminson High School’s football team, 2011 was a turnaround year. The squad , winning a playoff game for the first time in two decades. The Pirates eventually bowed out to on a loss to Haddonfield, but they did co-win the .

The girls’ volleyball team made it even further in the playoff quest, advancing to the . The team also focused on helping others, using their games to raise money for .

The girls’ soccer team notched impressive victories over Bordentown and Moorestown; the team reached the playoffs, . On the boys’ side of the pitch, a playoff appearance also came about. The boys also .

The boys' basketball team made it to the , led by a string of all-stars, including Max DiLeo and Napolean Blamon.

On the diamond, the baseball team made an appearance in the , falling in the final game.

On the mats, the wrestling team came away with a losing record, but the coach called it for different reasons.

In the pool, Cinnaminson’s swim team’s paid off. Can it help them keep improving on a ?

Who keeps all these teams’ outdoor playing areas in tip-top shape? The grounds crew. Cinnaminson’s .

It’s not all high school athletics around Cinnaminson. Don’t forget about the Pee Wee cheerleaders—they rah-rah’d . The , and baseball teams advanced to the state tournament. And the U-13 Cinnaminson Survivors girls’ soccer team in a Columbus Day tournament.

And it’s not even all kids when it comes to sports in Cinnaminson. The town’s semi-professional baseball team made it to the Rancocas Valley League finals and .

Cinnaminson Patch brought you 297 sports stories in 2011. Follow the action year-round at Cinnaminson Patch’s sports topic page.