By TOM WILLIAMS The Ocean City High School sports teams compiled quite a record again during 2019. For example, Lacrosse has become a prominent sport at OCHS because of the talents of two coaches and the dedication of dozens of … Continue reading Reviewing another great spring at OCHS
One of the highlights of the CAL Celebration last week on the Ocean City Music Pier was the presentation of the sixth annual Frank Campo Humanitarian Award. The winner was Haley Russo of Mainland Regional High School. Haley was captain … Continue reading Mainland’s Haley Russo won Frank Campo Humanitarian Award
The finalists for the Billy Schoppy Awards as the Cape-Atlantic League’s top senior athletes, the players from the All Star Saturday basketball games and others gathered in the Music Pier on the Ocean City Boardwalk Tuesday. Award-winning photographer Jo Carroll … Continue reading More photos from CAL Celebration on the Ocean City Music Pier
Note: June is always a big month around high schools. There is graduation and the end of the scholastic careers for seniors, plus Father’s Day, which is Sunday. For more than three decades during June, Tom Williams has turned over … Continue reading COLUMN: Father’s Day tribute to Tim Watson
Six Ocean City High School seniors were among those honored Tuesday on the Music Pier as finalists for the Billy Schoppy Memorial Awards – given to the members of the Class of 2019 who had the best high school sports … Continue reading OCHS seniors at the CAL Celebration
Brielle Smith of Oakcrest and Sahmir Jones of Pleasantville were named winners of the Billy Schoppy Memorial Awards for the top sports careers in the Cape-Atlantic League’s Class of 2019. The announcement came at the end of the CAL Celebration … Continue reading Brielle Smith, Sahmir Jones win 2019 Billy Schoppy Awards
Note: June is always a big month around high schools. There is graduation and the end of the scholastic careers for seniors, plus Father’s Day, which is Sunday. During previous Junes, Tom Williams has turned over his column to Stephanie … Continue reading COLUMN: Father’s Day tribute to Michael Donoghue
By TOM WILLIAMS Many parents and young athletes are looking for sports camps for the summer of 2019. Here is a list of the camps that start in June and July. And three or four weeks later look for a … Continue reading COLUMN: Looking for a sports camp this summer?
By TOM WILLIAMS Ocean City High School graduate Sean Mooney was drafted today by the Minnesota Twins in the 12th round of the Major League Baseball Draft. The junior at St. John’s University will sign. “My plan was to sign if I got drafted,” Mooney said. “I’m ready to get down to Fort Myers and get back to throwing.” Mooney had Tommy John surgery on April 23 and is currently in rehab. “The arm is moving well and my training is progressing.” Mooney was 21-6 in less than three seasons at St. John’s with a 2.13 earned run average. He … Continue reading Sean Mooney drafted by Minnesota Twins
Another dozen Ocean City High School seniors have announced their college destinations. Ten of the graduating Raiders gathered for this photo in the Michael Subotich Memorial Library at the high school. Kevin King (Rowan) and Mackenzie Matura (Stockton) were not … Continue reading OCHS seniors announce college destinations
By LARRY WHITE It was a tremendous honor last December to induct the largest, most impressive Hall of Fame class in NJSIAA history. The stellar, 16-member group entering the NJSIAA Gallagher/Bollinger Hall of Fame included an Olympic Gold Medalist, a … Continue reading COLUMN: Young athletes should play multiple sports
By TOM WILLIAMS Two juniors – Mainland’s Colin Cooke and Middle Township’s Kira Sides – were the scoring leaders this spring in Cape-Atlantic League lacrosse, according to the statistics supplied by the league’s teams. Cooke scored 63 goals, six more … Continue reading The final 2019 Cape-Atlantic League leaders
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