Wednesday’s South Jersey softball action saw two Top 15-ranked programs go head to head.

Third-ranked Cumberland took down No. 11 Gloucester Catholic 10-1 thanks to 16 hits, including three home runs. The Colts are now 8-0.

Jackie Lesher homered and drove in four runs while Alyssa Donato and Hulitt each added two RBIs. Donato also went deep in the contest.

Kirstyn Herman collected two hits, including a double, and knocked in the only Rams’ (4-2) run.


Haddon Twp. 3, Haddon Heights 2: Julianna Neal’s seven strikeouts and 2-for-4 effort from the plate led the Hawks.

Paulsboro 23, Lindenwold 9: Winning pitcher Marissa Miller struck out nine while also going 3-for-4 with five RBIs.


Shawnee 12, Cherry Hill East 2: The No. 4 Renegades scored six runs in the first three innings to coast to victory.

Paul VI 10, Timber Creek 9: The No. 8 Eagles benefitted from four RBIs from Cali Kraemer while Daphne Posey added a two-run homer.

Camden Catholic 1, No. 14 Seneca 0: Ashley Surgner knocked in the only run of the game to lead the Irish to victory. Sarah Byrnes fired a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts for Camden Catholic.


Moorestown 3, New Egypt 2: Kieran Fallows hit a walk-off single for the Quakers.

Rancocas Valley 2, Northern Burlington 0: Angie Dunphy allowed just three hits in a complete-game victory for the No. 9 Red Devils.

Cinnaminson 10, Pemberton 2: The Pirates erupted for eight runs in the ninth inning, a rally started with a Kelly Sigmund triple.

Riverside 22, Pennsuaken 0: Emily Hubbs and Brianna Fritz had four RBIs each as the Rams jumped all over the Indians. Megan Crammer and Fritz combined for a no-hitter.


Middle Township 4, Lower Cape May 1: Four different players knocked in runs for the Panthers.


Glassboro 6, Pitman 4: Devon Pritchett drove in two runs for the Panthers while Sirrah Masso went 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored.

Hammonton 6, Triton 2: Paige Nielson collected three RBIs and a double for the No. 13 Blue Devils (4-1).

Schalick 13, Clayton 3: Carly Endres knocked in three runs while Deja Williams and Brianna DelRossi each drove in a pair fior the Cougars.

Woodstown 10, Wildwood 0: The Wolverines erupted for all 10 of their runs in the first four innings.


Medford Tech 18, Camden 5: Zoey Emmons collected two hits, including a home run and a double, and scored three runs for the winners.

Haddonfield 13, Camden Academy 1: Nicolle Barranger hit an inside-the-park home run in the Bulldawgs’ rout.

Sterling 4, Williamstown 3: Gabby Ochinegro’s RBI single scored her sister Hannah Ochinegro for the walk-off win in the bottom of the seventh.