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Leaders
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Moorestown High School

girls lacrosse team continues
tradition of winning ways
By MIKE MONOSTRA
The Sun
In 1992, high school girls lacrosse looked much different
than it does today.
Players didnt wear goggles and still used wooden sticks.
The game was much slower, and there were no rules regulating the number of players on offense or defense.
In New Jersey, there were few schools sponsoring girls
lacrosse. Only about 50 had NJSIAA-sanctioned teams. Because so few schools had teams, there were no group or sectional playoffs. There was one statewide tournament at the
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MIKE MONOSTRA/The Sun
Moorestowns defenders celebrate a second half goal during

an April 23 game against Glen Ridge. The Quakers tradition is more than just winning game. The team celebrates
each goal the same way, with defenders tapping their sticks
together and the bench reciting one of a number of cheers.
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Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
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Foster, Molly Foster, Emily Tatum, Shailen Doshi, David Golden,
Vanessa Kara, Yi (Vivian) Bao, Katie Teitelbaum and Erin Chen.
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School students were inducted
into the Cum Laude Society, a national honor society for public
and
independent
secondary
schools, at a ceremony at MFS on
May 11.
The 15 inductees were seniors
Yi (Vivian) Bao, Shailen Doshi,
Emma Foster, Molly Foster, David
Golden, Vanessa Kara, Emily
Tatum and Katie Teitelbaum.
Juniors inducted were: Erin
Chen, Edward Gelernt, Alexandra Katsnelson, Samuel Milligan,
Joshua Murdy, Andayah Sams
and Jacob Schoifet.
Named to the Cum Laude Society last year were current seniors
Brett Barbin, Luke Bianco, David
Howarth, Adam Mohsen-Breen,
Matthew Scalamandre, Scott
Strickland, Carly Teitelbaum and
Katherine Thai.
Students are selected for membership in the Cum Laude Society
based on their cumulative record
of academic excellence in all subject areas. Moorestown Friends
School received its Cum Laude
charter in 1962.
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Division III semi-finals by defeating Kingsway, 5-0. MHS record is
now 14-7.
In singles:
First singles: Marc Mounzer, of
Moorestown,
defeated
Jake
McBride 6-4, 6-4, and 0-0.
Second singles: David Blatcher,
of Moorestown, defeated Dan
Rival 7-5, 6-0, and 0-0
Third singles: Akshay Bhalodia,of
Moorestown, defeated
Steve Harbeson 6-2, 6-2, 0-0.
In doubles:
First doubles: Wes Bobadilla
and Adi Bulusu, of Moorestown,
defeated Alex Noel and Dominick
Ramsden 6-1, 6-1, 0-0.
Second doubles: Jon Lewis and
Dylan Paul, of Moorestown, defeated Ryan Rorick and Colin Pollick 6-2, 6-4, 0-0.
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Moorestown Girl Scouts achieve STAR award for service
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
The Moorestown Girl Scouts
have been in Moorestown for
more than 80 years. Right now,
they are just shy of 400 registered
Girl Scouts, and they are looking
to go over that mark.
From their 80 years of existence, the Moorestown Girl
Scouts have accomplished a lot in
the community as well as for
themselves.
Recently, the Moorestown Girl
Scouts were honored with the
STAR award for their Service
Unit Team doing great things in
South and Central Jersey. However, the leaders said it isnt all
them, but really the girls and
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Memorial Day
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Three-day weekend or a return to a traditional day of remembrance?
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e re all familiar with Memorial Day. We know that it

is a day set aside to honor
the brave men and women who made
the ultimate sacrifice to protect our
country and the freedom we have.
And we know that it is celebrated on
the last Monday in May, thereby creating a three-day weekend for most.
Maybe it shouldnt be that way.
Back when Memorial Day was first
established during the Civil War era, it
was observed on May 30. It had its own
special day, which, many will argue,
kept the focus on the meaning of the
day.
They have a point.
When one thinks of Memorial Day
these days, its easy to lose focus.
There are Memorial Day sales at
Holiday weekend distracts

Memorial Day shouldnt be about sales
or heading to the beach. It should be
about honoring those who died serving
this country. How do you reflect on
Memorial Day?
stores and the kick-off to summer

sentiment. That people have three
days off often overshadows what the
spirit of Memorial Day is all about.
We dont want to sound completely
negative. Many communities still take
pride in holding a thoughtful, meaningful Memorial Day ceremony
and/or parade. We still see flags displayed. We still see a lot of people take
time to honor those who died serving
our country.
But we also cant help but think that
lumping Memorial Day into a threeday weekend has diminished the

meaning of the day at least somewhat. There are too many distractions.
How many of us have made Memorial
Day weekend plans that have absolutely nothing to do with honoring the
meaning of the day?
Memorial Day should be special. It
should be a time when every American reflects on the sacrifices made on
his or her behalf and takes the time to
pay proper respect. Nothing should
distract from those sentiments.
Will the three-day weekend be replaced with a move back to May 30?
Doubtful. Its going to be up to each individual to cut through the clutter and
honor those who made the ultimate
sacrifice.
Fifth-grader fosters a passion for history

Anthony Hays crowned regional champion of the History Bee elementary division
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Sometimes, passions begin on a whim,
while
others
are
nurtured.
For
Moorestown Upper Elementary School
fifth-grader Anthony Hays, it was a little
bit of both in regard to history.
From a young age, Anthony was able to
name all of the presidents of the United
States and knew when their terms were as
well. His parents noticed this and provided
him with material to pursue that passion.
That knowledge and love for history has
grown, and has shown with Anthonys accomplishment of being crowned a regional
champion of the History Bee in the elementary division, a competition held in
Wynnewood, Pa. on Saturday, April 18. The
win qualified him for the National History
Bee to be held in Louisville, Ky. on May 22-
24.
According to Anthonys mother Dina, he
started to show an interest in the presidents when he was quite young, and within
a week, he knew the presidents and all
terms. After that, he was asking for more
and more material to read. Now he will
read one or two history books a week. In
addition to reading, he often watches ABC
World News Tonight and plays along with
the contestants on Jeopardy!
While Dina likes history, she is not passionate about it, as science is more her
thing. Instead she attributes his passion to
her mother, who is a history buff as well.
I love history. I really like reading books
about it and all of the interesting things
that you can learn about history, Anthony
said.
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Moorestown was crowned regional champion of the History Bee in the elementary division, held in Wynnewood, Pa.
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Memorial Day Ceremony is May 25

By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
On Monday, May 25 at 10 a.m.,
the Moorestowns Annual Memorial Day ceremony will begin at
Memorial Field on Church Street.
The Memorial Day Ceremony has
been an annual tradition for the
last 29 years and is attended by
hundreds of Moorestonians.
The very first Memorial Day
ceremonies date back to the late
1800s, following the Civil War. According to the U.S. Department of
Veterans Affairs, in 1868 an organization of Union Army Veterans,
the Grand Army of the Republic,
established Decoration Day as a
time for the nation to reunite after
its most deadly and destructive
war. The U.S. Civil War tested the
strength of the United States and
its citizens, and Decoration Day
was an opportunity for healing.
While many places in the United
States claim to have been the first

to observe this holiday, it was not
until 1971 that Memorial Day was
declared a National Holiday by an
Act of Congress. The words of
Gen. John A. Logan of the GAR
more than 100 years prior guide
our observance of this holiday
even now: Let no neglect, no ravages of time, testify to the present
or to the coming generations that
we have forgotten as a people the
cost of a free and undivided republic.
In addition to reserving the last
Monday of May to remember all
of the men and women who paid
the ultimate price, in the year
2000, Congress passed another
law creating the National Moment of Remembrance at 3 p.m.
So this Memorial Day, as we enjoy
picnics, the opening of local pools
and the promise of summer just
over the horizon, take a moment
to think about the freedoms we
Since 1880
enjoy as a nation. Take a moment

to remember those who died to
give us those freedoms.
The 2015 Memorial Ceremony
will begin with music from the
Moorestown High School Band
under the direction of Chris Norris. Posting of the Colors will be
done by Boy Scout Troop No. 44
and Cub Scout Troop No. 44 will
lead the Pledge of Allegiance.
The invocation will be done by
Pastor Ingrid Wengert of St.
Matthew Lutheran Church and
the Second Baptist Church Choir
will provide a musical interlude.
So as we enjoy this 2015 Memorial
Day,
join
together,
Moorestown, to remember those
who paid the ultimate price to ensure our freedoms. Nearly 150
years after the first ceremonies
were held, we will uphold the traditions and remember those men
and women who have fallen during their service to our country.
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From left: Senior Emily Troy sets up a play for Moorestown during its 10-5 win against rival Shawnee on April 16. After Moorestown, Shawnee has the second-most state titles in
girls lacrosse with eight. The team rivals play annually each regular season. Jenna Martinelli battles for a loose ball for the Quakers during their 16-2 win against Glen Ridge on
April 23. Glen Ridge was one of the numerous North Jersey teams added to Moorestowns schedule in 2015 when the team decided to go independent. Moorestown senior Alex
ODonnell prepares to take a draw with Shawnees Caroline Farley during the Quakers 10-5 win against the Renegades on April 16.
Quakers have won 14 state championships in 24 years

QUAKERS
Continued from page 1
end of the year, with the winner
being declared the overall state
champion.
That same year, Deanna
Knobloch, a former Moorestown
girls lacrosse player, took over as
head coach of the Moorestown
High School team. The Quakers
were already a powerhouse after
winning four championships in a
five-year span from 1987 to 1991.
Just 22 years old at the time,
Knobloch was taking over for
Lynn Schilling, the nine-year
head coach who guided the Quakers to seven state championship
games.
All I can basically remember
is that I was young and scared,
Knobloch said. I was taking over
a state championship program,
one that I had played for, and replacing my high school coach
whom I respected and looked up
to.
Fast forward to 2015 and the
game of girls' lacrosse looks remarkably different in New Jersey.
Players are required to wear goggles, nearly all of them wield plastic sticks and the game has sped
up considerably. The sport has exploded in the state, with 200
schools fielding girls' lacrosse
teams. The added number of programs has allowed the NJSIAA to
add sectional and group brackets
to the playoffs.
Through all of these changes,
there has been a constant:
Moorestown has been a contender nearly every season. In the
last 24 years, the Quakers have
won 14 state championships, including an unprecedented 10
straight from 2000 to 2009 and the
last three in a row from 2012 to
2014. The program has won 21 titles in its history, more than double any other school in the state.
On
the
national
level,
Moorestown ranked in the top 10
in the country nine times from
2005 to 2014, according to laxpower.coms power rankings, including being named the top team in
the country in 2013.
The Quakers are also known
for long winning streaks, having
won 228 games against New Jersey schools in a stretch from 2000
Senior Jess Button battles for a loose ball for Moorestown during the Quakers 16-2 win against Glen
Ridge on April 23.
to 2010. In 2015, the program set a
new record for the longest overall
win streak in New Jersey girls
lacrosse history, winning 88 consecutive games before falling to
Ridgewood on April 25.
The success of Moorestown

girls lacrosse isnt the work of
any one person. Countless players, parents, coaches, alumni and
other volunteers have contributed to the programs champi-
onships and the aura surrounding the team. Together, this

lacrosse family is responsible for
having developed the most prestiplease see KNOBLOCH, page 11
Knobloch husband and wife duo team up to coach

KNOBLOCH
gious high school girls lacrosse
program in New Jersey.
Husband and wife guide

Moorestown to greatness
In the first eight years of
Knoblochs tenure as Moorestown
head coach, the Quakers won one
state championship, in 1995.
In 2000, a familiar face joined
Knobloch on the sidelines. It was
her husband, K.C.
The two have been married
since 1995, but it took a few years
before K.C. joined his wifes staff.
Knobloch said K.C. was always
trying to give advice and offer
input after games.
At first, I would say, what do
you know about girls lacrosse?
You never played the sport,
Knobloch said. It got to the point
where hed be hiding out in trees
during practice and watching. I
thought this was crazy and I just
brought him on.
K.C. was very eager to get involved from the beginning. Despite not playing lacrosse, he committed himself to learning the
sport and drew upon his knowledge of other sports to enhance
his ability to create plays
When I wasnt involved, she
would come home, K.C. said. I
would draw from the sports that I
played like football and basketball
and things like that. I would say,
why dont you try this?
The first year K.C. was on the
staff was the first of 10 straight
state
championships
for
Moorestown. Knobloch said the
team benefited greatly from
K.C.s input right away. The two
have different strengths and
weaknesses, allowing them to
complement each other perfectly.
Im more of the mother figure,
the disciplinarian, the motivator, Knobloch said. Hes the
strategizer on the field, the one
who puts the Xs and Os together.
Its kind of like the yin and
the yang, K.C. said.
K.C.s effect on the team is apparent at both practices and
games. He can be seen breaking

down offensive sets during 7-on-7
drills at practice and moving
players around the formation to
position them perfectly.
The couples ability to work together has not only been a great
combination for the Quakers, but
for all of South Jersey. The
Knoblochs teamed up to help
launch and run the South Jersey
Select Lacrosse Club, a team hosting top players from across the
area.
K.C. is just grateful his wife
has given him the opportunity to
coach, and said the experience
has not just made the two better
coaches, but also a stronger couple.
Its been a wonderful experience, he said Ninety-nine percent of the time we get along. Not
too many married couples can
work together.
Im so grateful that we had the
opportunity to work together,
Knobloch said.
Feeder programs building

foundation for success
In Moorestown, lacrosse is
played from a very young age
thanks to the Moorestown
Lacrosse Club. The growth of the
club and the townships recreation program has created one of
the deepest feeder programs
around.
Kids from third to eighth grade
can play lacrosse through either
the recreation department league
or the Moorestown Lacrosse
Club. Competitive play begins in
third and fourth grade as the kids
play in the townships recreation
department. In fifth grade, the
girls move up to Moorestown
Lacrosse Club, a travel program
where the level of competition
picks up and the girls are prepared for the high school level.
Knobloch said the feeder programs are crucial to the teams
success because the team is unable to recruit from other towns.
To help prepare the younger
girls for high school, the varsity
team hosts two days of clinics
each year for fifth- and sixthgrade players. Knobloch said the
clinics are extremely important
From top: Moorestowns Maggie

Handlan tries to sprint past
Shawnees Katie McLoughlin
during the first half of the Quakers 10-5 win against the Renegades on April 16. Annika Nissen
prepares to snatch a ground ball
for Moorestown during their 16-2
win against Glen Ridge on April
23. A group of Moorestown players surround Shawnees Erica
Barr as she tries to pick up a
ground ball during the Quakers
and Renegades game on April 16.
in preparing the younger girls for
the high school level.
The younger girls get to meet
and work with the high school
players whom they already look
up to, Knobloch said. During
those clinics, they are taught the
high school cheers and what it
means to play for Moorestown.
The young girls feed off the enthusiasm of these high school
players, and the foundation is set.
One day, they hope to play and
win just like them.
Each year, the high school team
also hosts a Youth Appreciation
Day game where the younger
players are honored at halftime
and are invited to watch the high
school team in action.
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Moorestown goes independent for 2015 season

MOORESTOWN
Even before third grade, girls
in Moorestown are already looking forward to playing lacrosse.
Maggie Handlan, a senior on the
high school team, said many of
the young girls realize how big
lacrosse is in town at a young age.
Ive been at a couple clinics at
the Field House and theres girls
coming in that are 4 and 5 years
old, and they say, Youre from
Moorestown. I cant wait to go
and play high school, Handlan
said. I dont even think I picked
up a stick at that age, but its
starting earlier and earlier.
Another senior, Adriana Pendino, said girls are clamoring to
play the sport earlier than ever.
Everyone talks about it,
Pendino said. My little neighbor
whos about 3 years old wants to
start in lacrosse. Theyre trying
to start it earlier and earlier as
the years go on.
Courtney Legath-Darling is
Moorestown High Schools JV
coach and was an All-American
for the Quakers when she played
for the team from 1999-2001. As
successful of a player as she was,
she couldnt imagine playing
lacrosse as early as some of the
current players do.
I probably started playing
lacrosse in seventh grade,
Legath-Darling said.
Now they start playing
lacrosse when theyre 5, 6, 7 years
old.
The interest in Moorestown
girls lacrosse has much to do
with the tradition and mystique
surrounding the high school program.
Girls lacrosse more than

just a game in Moorestown
Senior Melanie Becker couldnt believe it when her family
moved to Moorestown when she
was in sixth grade. She had never
played girls lacrosse and never
imagined it being as big of a deal
as it was in her new hometown.
I had never played lacrosse before, but it was really big here, so I
tried it out and I loved it, she
Special to The Sun
Moorestown girls lacrosse coaches Courtney Legath-Darling, KC

Knobloch and Deanna Knobloch have been the trio leading the Quakers for the past eight years. Deanna has been the head coach of the
team since 1992 and has amassed more than 490 wins. Her husband, KC, joined her on the staff in 2000. Legath-Darling played for
the Quakers from 1999 to 2001 and came back to the team as an assistant varsity coach and head JV coach in 2008.
said.
Becker quickly became one of
the dozens of Moorestown girls
who aspire to wear the black and
gold jersey at the high school
level.
Each year, girls take the field
with the recreation departments
lacrosse program and the
Moorestown Lacrosse Club in
hopes of getting to play for the
high school team one day. Pendino recalls being one of those girls
as a child.
I can remember the day I got
my jersey, she said. Its just
something thats so special. The
day I got it, Ill never forget.
All players who come through
Moorestown know about the history and realize how much of a
privilege it is to play for the team.
Handlan played on the freshman
team in her first year, but got to
join the varsity team for playoffs
and watch the Quakers win the
Tournament of Champions.
We got to experience what the
varsity level was like and see that
transformation from freshman to
varsity, she said.
Playing Moorestown girls

lacrosse is completely different
from any other sports team at the
high school. Handlan knows the
history so well, she can name the
players who wore No. 21 before
her.
I can name the players who
have worn my jersey, and I try to
play as hard and match their intensity from when I watched
them play as a little girl, she
said. I also played on the varsity
soccer team, and I cant name
anyone who wore the same jersey
number as me.
Pendino said playing for
Moorestown girls lacrosse is not
something to take for granted.
The team is expected to win the
Tournament of Champions every
year.
We have a tradition of playing
for the person who wore your jersey before you and playing for the
person who will wear the jersey
after you, she said. So we play
to keep the tradition alive.
Knobloch said the players are
taught what it means to play
Moorestown girls lacrosse from
their first day on the team freshman year. Each year, the team is
pushed to play as hard as it can
and represent the school in the
same way dozens of players have
done before them.
The girls understand that it is
a
privilege
to
play
for
Moorestown, not a right, she
said. We rely on the seniors to
lead the way and the underclassmen to follow. Each team feeds off
the previous years and puts pressure on themselves to uphold the
winning tradition.
Legath-Darling
knows
all
about Moorestowns winning tradition, having played on the 2000
and 2001 state championships
teams. She said it doesnt take a
lot to get the message about the
winning tradition across to the
players. She feels they all enter
the program realizing how big of
a deal it is to be a Quaker.
When they put their uniforms
on, theyre so proud to have that
Moorestown Lacrosse (logo) on
their chest, and when they go to
college to say I played for
Moorestown girls lacrosse, she
said. Every player goes to the
next level with pride in their high
school program, and thats what
Deanna instills in them.
Moorestown goes independent,

keeps winning
The 2015 season has been different from any Moorestown has
experienced.
For the first time, the Quakers
are not playing in a league. They
are playing as an independent
team after years of playing in the
Burlington County Scholastic
League.
Moorestowns independent status is unique in itself. Of the 200
schools that played at least one
girls lacrosse game in 2015 in
New Jersey, only five played as an
independent. Of those five, only
Moorestown played a full, 18game regular season schedule.
In the 2014-15 offseason, the
League allowed Moorestown to
opt out of the league for girls
lacrosse and become independent. In the past, Moorestown had
to play a required number of
League teams, many of which

were unable to compete with the
Quakers. Lopsided scores and
games decided well before halftime were the typical result. With
no league games to play,
Moorestown was on its own to
schedule a full regular season
slate.
When we decided to go independent, we knew right away that
our strength of schedule was
going to improve because it
meant we were going to have to
reach out to primarily other New
Jersey teams, K.C. said. Also it
meant we were going to travel a
little bit.
The
vast
majority
of
Moorestowns 2015 schedule consists of top-notch Central and
North Jersey programs, including Rumson-Fair Haven, Ridgewood, Suffern and Westfield. The
South Jersey teams Moorestown
played were other accomplished
programs, including long-time
rival Shawnee, Lenape, Cherokee,
Clearview and Bishop Eustace.
K.C. said this years schedule
was much tougher than in the
past.
From top to bottom, it might
be the strongest weve ever had,
he said. Every game, were going
to be tested.
The tougher schedule hasnt
phased Moorestown too much.
They finished the regular season
15-3, with their only losses coming to Ridgewood, the No. 1 team
in New Jersey, Agnew Irwin, the
No. 1 team in Pennsylvania, and
Suffern, a top-10 team from New
York. Their strength of schedule
was the second hardest in New
Jersey, with only Summit High
School playing a tougher schedule.
One reason Moorestown has
been successful against the states
top teams for many seasons is the
level at which it practices. The
team doesnt run practices at halfspeed. The players are asked to
give 100 percent for two hours,
just as they would in a regular
game.
When it comes to practice, we
expect intensity, Knobloch said.
We demand that every player
pushes themselves to not only be
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From left: Abbey Brooks drives to the front of the net for Moorestown during its 10-5 win against rival Shawnee on April 16. In the same game, Moorestowns Quinn Nicolai and
Shawnees Erin Dugan race for a loose ball. Goalie Jessica Goralski makes a save during Moorestowns 16-2 win against Glen Ridge on April 23.
Lacrosse alumni going on to coach after graduation

LACROSSE
the best player they can be individually, but also to make sure
they are pushing their teammates
to do the same. We run them hard
and work them hard so they are
prepared not only for every team
they face, but also for the next
level.
Plays on both offense and defense are run repeatedly through
practice. A good portion of practice focuses on specific plays, including offenses and motions the
team eventually uses in the upcoming games.
The high level of practice isnt
just for the varsity team, either.
The JV and freshmen teams are
held to the same expectations.
The freshmen do everything
with the JV and varsity from day
one, Knobloch said. Skills,
strategy and mental and physical
toughness are taught from their
first practice as freshmen.
In many ways, practice serves
as the building block for
Moorestown girls lacrosse. The
intensity doesnt seem to bother
the players, however. They know
Senior Kiera Dalmass defends against Shawnees Maddie Bray during

the Quakers 10-5 win over the Renegades on April 16.
what the expectations are when
they enter the program and what
is required of them to succeed.
Theres huge expectations and
a little bit of pressure, which I
think is a good thing, Pendino
said. Even if it wasnt there from
our coaching staff and from
everyone, I think we would have it
on ourselves.
Former Quakers make

an impact as coaches
As the years have gone on,
more Moorestown lacrosse alumni have departed their hometown
and have had an influence on

lacrosse at the high school and
college level. Multiple alumni are
now running lacrosse programs
and giving them the Moorestown
touch.
Kateri Linville got her start in
coaching at Moorestown High
School about 10 years ago. She is
now in her fifth season as the
head womens lacrosse coach at
University of Delaware. The Blue
Hens have improved since
Linville took over, having registered winning seasons in each of
the last three years.
Linville credits Knobloch and
her experience with Moorestown
lacrosse as the reason she got into
coaching.
Deanna was definitely a significant influence in wanting me
to pursue coaching, she said.
Delaware has a South Jersey
flavor on its roster. Former
Moorestown defender Anne Keim
is in her freshman season at
Delaware and is the first Quaker
alum to play for the Blue Hens
since Linville joined the team.
Delaware also has Lenape alumni
Lizzie Duffey and Nicole Donnelly and Shawnee alum Kierstan
Smith.
K.C. has been very instrumen-
tal in developing the South Jersey

Select program, Linville said.
From a recruiting perspective,
theyre definitely a strong source
of influence.
Vanderbilt University is another Division I college where
Moorestown has made its mark.
Three players from the class of
2014, Kayla Pruitt, Jess Dadino
and Frankie Angeleri, all play for
the Commodores, and head coach
Cathy Swezey played for the
Quakers in the late 1980s.
Becker will join her former
Moorestown
teammates
in
Nashville next year. Becker said
the Quaker connection helped influence her decision to attend
Vanderbilt.
It was, at first, a little shocking that four players from one
school are going to the same college, Becker said. Were really
excited about it, just being able to
take any part of the lacrosse program is really exciting. We all
love MGLax so much.
One former player who remains in Moorestown is LegathDarling. She is in her eighth year
as JV head coach and assistant
varsity coach for the girls
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lacrosse team. Even though she

knows she could likely become a
varsity head coach for another
local high school program, she
has no interest in leaving her
hometown.
Im happy to be a JV coach
and varsity assistant here, she
said. Its so rewarding because
youre part of a program that gets
to vie for a title every year. Thats
so exciting. It feels unnatural for
me to go somewhere else and
build a program somewhere else
when Im so close to this one right
here.
Legath-Darling has also built a
great relationship with Deanna
and K.C. She said the two were
great coaches when she played
and have now become great
friends.
I love the friendships Ive
made with them from them being
my coaches to today, she said.
Knobloch said Legath-Darling
has had a larger impact on
Moorestown girls lacrosse than
any other alum of the program.
Courtney is able to teach the
current players exactly what it
takes to not only win the
Moorestown way, but also to win
with class, Knobloch said. She
is respected, loved and revered by
each and every girl in this program, and we are so fortunate to
have her with us.
Legath-Darling also serves as
an example of how being a member of the Moorestown girls
lacrosse family doesnt end at
graduation.
The Moorestown girls lacrosse

family sticks together forever
On March 1, there was plenty
of black and gold in the stands at
Franklin Field on the campus of
the University of Pennsylvania.
Vanderbilt University was in
town to take on the Quakers in
womens
lacrosse.
Five
Moorestown alumni, two from
Special to The Sun
In March, girls from Moorestown Middle School visited the University

of Pennsylvania to watch former Moorestown player, Megan, Kelly, in
action. Kelly, a defender for the Penn Quakers, talked with the players after the game. Players on all levels of girls lacrosse in
Moorestown keep in touch with alumni after their high school careers
are over.
Penn and three from Vanderbilt,
were on the field for the respective schools in the game. Dozens
of girls lacrosse players from the
recreation program all the way
up through high school came to
see the former Moorestown
Quakers in action.
Such a trip is nothing unusual
for the Moorestown girls. The
team spends just as much time together off the field as it does on it.
Each year, the seniors adopt a
handful of younger players and
act in a motherly sort of role. In
addition, the team takes an annual bonding trip prior to the start
of the season.
Once the season begins, the
team does a number of things to
keep team unity strong.
We write each other letters,
Handlan said. We decorate the
locker room. We do everything together.
The team also receives motivation from former Moorestown
players. Pendino said the team
keeps in close contact with some
former teammates.
Even when girls graduate,
youre still such good friends,
Pendino said. We all still keep in
touch. We all like to be cheerlead-
ers with each other.

Becker said the high school
team loves to keep track of what
their former teammates are doing
in college and cheers them on as
well.
We keep track of their season,
too, and we check out their college stats, she said.
Legath-Darling still felt an attachment to Moorestown lacrosse
even after she left the area to attend Boston College in 2001.
I think more so than any other
program in the country, theres so
much
more
tradition
in
Moorestown lacrosse and this element of family, she said. You do
things together as a family. You
just feel so connected to things
that when you leave. You feel like
youre always connected to it.
The tradition of staying connected is not going to die with the
current team. The team is like a
special sorority. Once you take
the field for Moorestown girls
lacrosse, youre a member of the
team forever.
Youre always an MGLaxer,
Handlan said. You never leave
the program.
Ill be back until the day I die,
Pendino said.
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been meticulously maintained by its original owners since it was built. This home has been
well thought out and designed. Highlights of the home include a huge screened in porch off
the back, new granite countertops and stone backsplash in the kitchen, built-in cabinetry
around the family room fireplace, ornate paneling on the dining room walls, a huge sitting
room with fireplace off the master bedroom, princess suite on second floor, and more.
This new custom home features a first floor master suite, open first floor
plan, 9' first floor ceilings, and up to four more bedrooms on the second
floor. Total amount of area to be finished is up to the buyer. Finished space
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$995,000 606 E. Second Street, Moorestown
610 McElwee Rd, Moorestown
$925,000
Direct: 856.642.8745 A spectacular piece of property! Nearly 16 acre parcel includes gorgeous topography rarely 4 Bedrooms, 4 1/2 Baths, 3,700 SF + 1,200 SF finished basement
seen in this area. Rolling fields and magnificent views will surround you in your dream
home in highly desirable Moorestown. There are very few opportunities like this left. The
land currently has farm status and can remain as such. A perfect opportunity for the avid
equestrian to build their own horse farm, or for someone who just wants some room to
stretch their arms. Septic system approval for up to a 6 BR home, access to public water,
natural gas, & electric, & deed restriction for One Single Family Detached Home.
This home, only 7 years old, has been upgraded and customized throughout. Highlights include in-town location, nearly 1/2 acre lot, finished basement with theater,
pool table area, play room, full bath, and custom mahogany bar. Kitchen includes
Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance package, custom cabinetry, pot filler, and a very desirable open floor plan connected to a breakfast room, family room with fireplace and
double height ceiling. This is a must-see home!
10 S. Close, Moorestown
Salesperson, ASP
www.ErinBlank.com
Direct: 856.642.8046
Prestigious Location / Timeless Appeal

Direct: 856.642.8742
5 Bedrooms / 4/1 Baths / 4700 Sq. Ft. / .86 Acre
Chef's Kitchen / Grand Addition / Lush Backyard & Pool
37 E Cooper, Moorestown
$399,000
maintained by the original owner, this sundrenched home features 4 Beds, 2.5
baths and a 2 car garage. A newer roof, newer furnace newer kitchen, replacement windows, central air and a 2 car garage make this home move in ready. A
brick living room fireplace, handsome dining room china cabinets, and a large
screened in porch add character to this wonderful home.
$299,000 764 Riverton Road, Moorestown
End unit! 3 BRs, 2.5 BA, finished basement. All new windows throughout, all BAs renovated. Expanded eat in kitchen (22 x 14) w/ breakfast bar, solid cherry cabinets, Wilson
Art counters, dining area, hardwood floors, & french sliders to oversized deck. Dine in
style-charming exposed brick walls, built in floor to ceiling china cabinets, & recently refinished hardwoods make this room unique. Spacious sunny FR has woodburning FP.
Upstairs, Master en suite features new carpet, new paints, exposed brick, office nook,
walk in cedar closet, & renovated BA. 2 add'l BRs are generous in size & share full BA.
Finished basement, private setting.
Joan DeLaney 737 Golf View Road, Moorestown $1,299,000

Realtor, ASP
Salesperson, ASP
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$699,000 The Strawbridge
$935,000 54 Cove Road,Moorestown
5 Brs, 4 Full BAs, 2 Half BAs, 1.15 Acres, 4,300 sq ft Craftsman home located in Moorestown on
the corner of Westover & Golf View. Steps away from the middle & high schools. Boasts one of
the largest lots in the area, w/ gorgeous landscaping, beautiful bluestone patio, & wrap-around
driveway. High end features abound, including stained craftsman style woodwork, gourmet kitchen
w/ open floor plan, au-pair suite, updated BAs, landscaping, cedar roof, brick details inside & out,
FR w/ coffered ceiling, 2 FPs and the list goes on and on.
$589,000
4 BRs, 2.5 BAs, state of the art kitchen, open concept great room, & sun
splashed master bedroom & bath designed by local architect Neil Johnson
makes this home glamorous and highly functional. Kitchen overlooks gardens
& great room w/ FP. Granite, breakfast island, wide plank floors, abundant cabinetry & new SS appliance suite. Spacious DR w/ over sized FP. Great room
opens to side patio w/ pond/waterfall-great spot for entertaining when weather
permits. Detached garage with finished "man cave" on upper level. Fabulous!
161 Fellswood Drive, Moorestown $1,595,000

Designer Owned Property / Stunning Design & Finishes
6 Bedrooms / 5/2 Baths / 5,436 Sq.Ft. / .80 Acre
Chef's Kitchen / Colorado Inspired Lower Level/ Custom Bar & Wine Cellar/
Spectacular Outdoor Entertainment Space w/ Cedar Post & Beam Ceiling
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670 Chester Ave., Moorestown $1,395,000

Architectural Gem / Town Center / 6/7 Bedrooms / 3/1 Baths
4,871 sq. ft. / .90 Acre
Chefs Kitchen, 2 Fireplaces, Heated Garage, Wrap-Around Porch
Joan DeLaney
Realtor, ASP
Direct: 856.642.8742
150 Bridgeboro Rd., Moorestown $824,900
633 Chester Ave., Moorestown $1.699,000
875 Golf View Rd., Moorestown $2,695,000
Stunning French Classic / Elegant Indoor/Outdoor Living

4 Bedrooms / 4/2 Baths / 5,50l Sq. Ft. / 1.15 Acre
Joanne Hudson Custom Kitchen / lst Floor Master Suite / Summer Kitchen
Classic Beauty / Impressive Neighborhood /

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5 Bedrooms / 6/4 Baths / 6,356 Sq. Ft. / 1.16 Acre
Chef's Kitchen / Amazing Sports/Game Room / 1st Floor Master Suite
397 Kings Hgwy., Moorestown $749,900
725 Jamie Dr., Moorestown $1,025,000
Timeless Victorian Gem / 3 Story Vintage Home

California Contemporary / Extraordinary Design & Detail
6 bedrooms / 3/1 Baths / 3,531 sq. ft. / .62 Acre
4 Bedrooms / 3/0 Baths / 3,602 sq. ft. / 1.03 Acre
Indoor/Outdoor Living / Walk to Town & Schools / Updated Kitchen Meticulously Restored / Wrap Around Porch / New Custom Kitchen
Architecturally Rich/ Northwest Estates

6 Bedrooms / 4/1 Baths / 4,930 sq. ft. / .67 Acre
Hartman & Shiffer Master Suite / Nisson Pool / Lovely Gardens
210 E. Oak Ave., Moorestown $849,900
1 Silverwood Rd, Moorestown $1,099,000
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4 Bedrooms / 3/1 Baths / 4,100 sq. ft. / .48 Acre
4 Wonderful Additions/ Hardwood Floors / Screened Porch
Exquisitely Renovated Victorian / Town & Country Living

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6 Bedrooms / 4/1 Baths / 4,799 Sq. Ft. / .87 Acre
5 Bedrooms / 4/2 Baths / 5,000 Sq.Ft. / .60 Acre
David Ramsey Custom Library / Generous Kitchen / Pool House New Custom Kitchen / Renovated Master Suite / Spectacular Gardens & Pool
Joan DeLaney
Realtor, ASP
Direct: 856.642.8742
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Realtor, ASP
Direct: 856.642.8742
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4 Bedrooms / 3/1 Baths / 3,576 Sq. Ft. / 1.93 Acres
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209 Hickory Lane, Moorestown $824,900
401 E. Central Ave., Moorestown $799,900
Beautiful Golf Course Views / Renovated Inside & Out

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MFS baseball team wins championship

The
Moorestown
Friends
School baseball team (14-2)
punched its ticket to a second consecutive Friends Schools League
championship game with a 10-0
win over visiting Westtown. The
game ended after five innings due
to the high school baseball mercy

rule.
The Foxes were scheduled to
host Shipley on Saturday, May 16,
at 11 a.m. The Gators dealt MFS
their only other loss this season
a 6-3 defeat in April.
In the Wednesday, May 13 semifinal, Coach Ron Obermeiers

team, the defending FSL champions, struck early and often off
hard-throwing Elon University
recruit Kevin Hendriksen. The
Foxes touched the tall righty for
three runs in the first, three runs
in the second, and four runs in
the third. Leading the offensive
charge were the Mullock twins,
who are both juniors. Mitchell
Mullock, also the winning pitcher, was 2-2 with five RBI, and
Matthew Mullock was 2-3 with
three runs scored.
Mitchell Mullock was dominant on the mound, mixing
speeds and keeping Moose batters
off balance the entire game. He
gave up just three hits and struck
out three.
The visiting Moose, behind a
dominating performance from
Hendriksen, had handed the
Foxes one of their two losses earlier in the season, with Hendriksen striking out 16 in the 6-3 Westtown victory.
It was also announced that the
Foxes are the top seed in the upcoming NJSIAA Non-Public B
South tournament. They will host
the winner of No. 8 Wardlaw-Hartridge/No. 9 Pingry on May 26.
Last year, MFS defeated host
George School, 4-1, for its firstever league championship.
Offensively, the Foxes are led
by senior 2B Adam Quaranta, the
schools all-time hits leader who
will play baseball next year at
Franklin and Marshall College.
on campus
Chae Hee Lim of Moorestown
was named to the dean's list of
Emory College of Arts and Sciences, the undergraduate, liberal
arts college of Emory University
in Atlanta, Ga. for the 2014 fall semester.
Jasleen
Kandhari
of
Moorestown was named to the
honor list of Oxford College, the
two-year liberal arts division of
Emory University located in Oxford, Ga. for the 2014 fall semester.
National History Bee is May 2224

NATIONAL
Dina wanted Anthony to be
recognized for his academic success and did some research to find
the history bee. To qualify, one
has to take an online test. Anthony took a few practice tests before
the real one and that was it; he
was in the competition.
For the regional tournament,
Anthony was mostly excited, but
also a little nervous because he
didnt know what to expect. He
knew the material, but didnt
know how well his competition
knew history.
There were approximately 50
participants in the tri-state area
who qualified for this regional
event. Each student participated
in three qualifying rounds that
included buzzing in to answer.
The top children went on to a twopart championship round. As the
competition went on, the ques-
tions got harder, but not enough

to sway Anthony. He ended up
sweeping all three qualifying
rounds and also the two-part
championship
round,
being
named one of 10 students going to
the national competition.
It feels great to be one of the
10 people going to nationals, Anthony said.
Were very happy and obviously very proud he is being recognized for his talents. It was his
first time, and I knew he knew the
material. Ask him anything and
he knows, it is just remarkable,
Dina said.
As the National History Bee
competition is coming up, Anthony feels a little nervous, but is
once again excited. He has never
been to Kentucky, and though he
is there for the competition, he
hopes to look around, too.
I just hope I do well, Anthony
said.
In nationals, I hope he is able
to relax, enjoy it, not feel stressed
and do his best, Dina said.
Although he is only in fifthgrade, Anthony has expressed

wanting to be a history professor
one day. He also has a talent for
geography as he recently had the
chance to take a test to qualify for
the United States Geography
Olympiad where he tied for second. Although Dina said they
arent sure if he is going to the finals for that, as they are the same
weekend as the National History
Bee, they are focusing on the now
with the National History Bee
coming up.
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learn and experience new things.

What really makes the
Moorestown Girl Scouts so special are the girls. Its all about
teaching the girls life skills, teaching them to be adventurous and
learning different skills, Courtney Sullivan, a leader and Girl
Scouts service team member,
said.
From the Girl Scouts, young
ladies learn lifelong skills such as
camping outdoors, using different technologies, learning to
cook, acting and public speaking.
Its all about teaching the girls
to empower themselves, be aware
of the world around you and be
well-rounded, good people, Sullivan said.
The Girl Scouts do some small
and fun activities outside of
Moorestown such as camping at
places such as Camp Kettle Run,
sleep-ins at locations such as the
Franklin Institute, attending performances such as Annie in
Philadelphia, touring cities such
as New York City and Savannah,
Ga., the birthplace of Girl Scouting, and going to theme parks
such as Hershey Park.
To go even further, theyve also
gone out of the United States.
Girls from Moorestown went to
England and Switzerland last
summer. Some of the girls participated in an exchange program
and camp in England where they
stayed at the Girl Guide/Girl
Scout World Centre in England
called Pax Lodge while touring
the streets of London. Girls from
England will be coming to South
Jersey in exchange.
Also, a troop from Moorestown
visited the Girl Guide/Girl Scout
World Centre, Our Chalet, in
Adelboden, Switzerland, and all
earned the Chalet Challenge,
which required many physically
challenging activities as well as
learning about the history of the
World Association of Girl Guides
and Girl Scouts.
Being the Moorestown Girl
Scouts, they do a lot for the local
community as well, such as do-
nating Girl Scout cookies to Operation Yellow Ribbon, working to

support Live Civilly by doing a
community garden cleanup, and
collecting and donating food to
support a local food bank.
They also participated in a
Cupcake War where different Girl
Scouts and Brownies decorated
their own cupcakes in a fun competition with a Disney theme. The
Girl Scouts held their annual
Pasta Dinner last month where
they hope to use the money toward a scholarship fund to help
members travel to other countries and states. And last but not
least, they sold more than 400,000
cookies this year.
The girls arent the only ones
doing great things; the adult leaders are doing well, too. The Girl
Scout Council of Central and
Southern New Jersey recognized
the Moorestown Service Unit
Team for having a well functioning and good service team. The
team is made up of five to 10
adults
who
support
the
Moorestown Girl Scouts and is
run by Maryellen Demille,
Moorestown service unit manager. For this, they were presented
with the STAR award, which is a
pin of achievement, earlier in the
month.
It was great to earn the award.
We put a lot of work into all of
our activities, and for them to be
recognized, that we work hard, is
very nice. We really appreciate
it, Sullivan said.
Although the Moorestown Girl
Scouts usually take a break during the summer, they are still
doing some major events. For Memorial Day, some of the members
of the Girl Scouts will participate
in the local Memorial Day event
where they will walk and present
a flower representing those who
were lost in war. They also will be
having their Bridging Ceremony
on June 10, where girls who are
finishing Brownies, Juniors and
Girl Scouts will move to the next
level.
are always looking for more girls
and adults to join their organization.
Were always looking for girls
and volunteers, always. And if we
want a lot of girls, we need the
leaders. We get excited for new
leaders and girls who want to
join, Sullivan said.
can be contacted through their
website at www.moorestown-
girlscouts.weebly.com; their Facebook page called Moorestown

Girl Scouts; by attending one of
their events, which are posted on
both websites; or stop by The
Happy Hippo where Demille
works and visitors will be pointed
in the right direction.
It is fun. The girls make good

friends and do different activities.
Some of my girls best friends are
from the Girl Scouts, and they
learn a lot of skills. It is a good
way to grow up, make lifelong
friends and learn lifelong skills at
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MAY 2026, 2015

Moorestown High School

Moorestowns defenders celebrate a second half goal during

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

2 THE MOORESTOWN SUN MAY 2026, 2015

Cum Laude Society welcomes MFS students

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