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Pennsville and Pitman tie in Boys Soccer
By Sam H. and JP L.
Oct. 17, 2025
The Eagles (8-4) traveled to Pitman on Wednesday Oct 8, to take on the Panthers (6-5) on their senior night. Going into the game the Panthers (TCC Diamond), being in a higher division, were expected to beat the Eagles (TCC Classic).
The Eagles players knew it was going to be a rough atmosphere with all of the Pitman fans.
Senior center back Stephen Fatcher stated, “The Pitman atmosphere was great, I loved making them angry.”
The game was played on Pitman's football field; multiple players were slipping in the mud and it was affecting the play.
Coach Derek Foglein stated, “It was a messy night playing on a football field. I think both teams struggled to complete passes; it really mattered who played harder in the midfield. It was an even game all the way through, and the scoreline reflected it.”
This game helped put the Eagles into a better position for a home playoff game which was one of their goals along with winning the division which they are also on track for.
Will the PMHS Eagles claw their way to the playoffs?
By Briana P. and Piper R.
Oct. 17, 2025
Last football season the PMHS Eagles made it to the playoffs, but will they make it this year?
Last season they were defeated by Woodstown with the score of 21-6. Woodstown advanced to the finals while Pennsville's season ended with a 6-5 record.
Sophomore Kyla Plazio said, “Our team kind of sucks.”
Sophomore Kelcie Regner said, “I think it really just depends on if we win the game this week and next week then will we go to the playoffs but if we lose, no.
In this 2025-26 season Pennsville's current record is 3-4, losing their most recent game by only 12 points.
With only two weeks left to prepare themselves hopefully they get those wins and make it to the playoffs.
The Big Loss of PMHS Football
By Brianna H. and Kylie W.
Oct. 17, 2025
On Oct. 9, the Pennsville Eagles Football team played the Paulsboro Red Raiders at our home field for their homecoming game. They kept up in the first half but ended up losing 44-20 in the end, leaving many disappointed.
Students are sad with the loss and talk about why they think we did.
PMHS freshman Jenna Osborne said, “I’m sad we lost, but I hope we can win next time.”
PMHS sophomore cheerleader Kiera Mason said, “I think we lost because we keep giving up…”
The loss of the game affected the team harshly. They were on a three-game win streak and were hoping to keep it going.
Boys soccer can win the division for the first time in 32 years
By John S. and Jesse T.
Oct. 17, 2025
Boys Soccer could’ve clinched the division on Oct. 14 against Clayton but the 3-0 loss against the Clippers is making Pennsville work harder against the last two division opponents.
Making history isn't easy. Many good Pennsville soccer teams came up short but this year it's different.
Head coach Derek Foglein said, ¨Our team moved from being just good athletes to actually good soccer players. This is what Coach Joe and I worked on as coaches with possession and passing, and it shows on the field.”
Senior captain Stephen Fatcher said, ¨This team is very strong in defense, and we have the pleasure of not having much competition in the division, unlike last year. ¨
With a win over Gloucester Catholic and Salem, they can win the division. It is looking good for Pennsville as they beat Salem 7-0 and Gloucester Catholic 4-0 earlier this season.
The Eagles take down the Clippers in double OT
By Sam H. and JP L.
Sept. 25, 2025
The Clayton Clippers (4 - 1) traveled to Pennsville (2 - 2) for their divisional matchup against the Eagles.
After 80 minutes of battling in the field, the game was tied at 0 - 0, so the game headed into overtime.
Head Coach Derek Foglein said, “I knew it was going to be a big game, and I knew it was a game that we were going to fight for our division, and I always like playing against my old high school.”
After 10 minutes of OT, both teams were still searching for the goal to seal the game. But 37 seconds into the second half of OT, the Eagles found what they were looking for.
“It felt mind-boggling, that's the one word I can use. Everybody flooded me, it was hard to stand up, it was the best moment of my life,” said PMHS junior Lucas Cooksey after scoring the game-winning goal.
“I thought it was a huge win, I think that it was only my second overtime win in my coaching career, and a game we absolutely needed, so I'm really glad we got the win, and I'm excited to play them at their place,” said Coach Foglein.
Straight off the kick, forwards Cooksey, Danny Bunay Coronel and Sam Hassler pressed. The three forced a pass from the Clippers' center back, which Coronel won. Coronel then crossed the ball then, the Clippers keeper came out to clear it. But unfortunately for him, it landed at the feet of Cooksey, who tapped it in to seal the game.
This crucial win put the Eagles in charge of the classic division.
Will PMHS win their homecoming football game?
By Brianna H. and Kylie W.
Sept. 25, 2025
On Oct. 9, the PMHS football players play against the Pau for their homecoming football game. The Eagles just secured their first win of the season last week, so hopefully they can win this one too.
PMHS students and players are excited for the game and hoping to win.
PMHS sophomore JP Laughery said, “I’m very excited for the homecoming football game because they just won their first game and I want to see them win more games.”
PMHS sophomore football player Tristan Horner said, “I think we're gonna put up a fight and get the win. Celebrate with the team and move on to next week's game.”
The team continues to practice hard, preparing for their big game in a couple weeks.
PMHS faces a tough field hockey game against Audubon
By Riley E. and Addisyn H.
Sept. 25, 2025
PMHS Field Hockey goes against Audubon on Sept. 23 at 4:00 p.m. The final score was 6-2 with Audubon stealing the win. Both goals for PMHS were made by Kylie Harris.
Junior Kendall Hoyt made a prediction on how the game would go.
She stated, “I think the game is going to go really good, and I think we’re going to communicate a lot, and use teamwork together to beat Audubon.”
In the end her prediction was wrong.
Many of the team members believed they could have played a better game.
Freshman Aubrey Manorowitz claimed, “I feel like we started to look up when passing but our sticks weren't on the ground and our knees weren't bent. We could've done better communicating more but I agree with what our other teammate said about how it's starting to click for us and what we need to do.”
Will this loss affect their season or will it push them harder to strive to be stronger players?
Pennsville overcomes the past and beats Wildwood
By John S. and Jesse T.
Sept. 25, 2025
Pennsville got its revenge, beating Wildwood 3-0 on Sept. 10. Last season, Wildwood beat boys soccer in a combined 10-1 between the two games.
Pennsville's first goal came from senior Danny Bunay Coronel, assisted by senior Goalie Coen Rinnier.
Sophomore Brett Land said, ¨It feels great to be in Wildwood's shoes and finally beat them at their field.¨
“I didn’t think I could do it, but when I did, I put it right on Justin Foot,” said sophomore John Laughrey.
Wildwood won the division last year, but this year it's looking good for Pennsville, as they’re 5-0 in the classical division. Boys soccer hopes to win the division for the first time since 1993.
PMHS Football takes on Paulsburo on an unexpected Thursday night
By Briana P. and Piper R.
Sept. 25, 2025
Not on Friday night, not even on Saturday night, but on Thursday, Oct. 9. PMHS Football will play against Paulsboro at the Lou D’Angelo Stadium for their homecoming game.
Last year's Homecoming game against Penns Grove was sensational due to Pennsville getting the boot back after almost a decade of not having it.
Freshman Blake Marts said, “I like that [the dance is] on a Friday because it means we don't have to go to school on Friday,” and, “I'm excited, hopefully we win.”
Sophomore Andre Dowe said, “I am so happy that [the dance] is on a Friday instead of Saturday because I just love Fridays.”
The Eagles are 1-3 while the Red Raiders are 5-0.
Overall this is a very exciting upcoming event, with many students thrilled waiting and preparing for the day to come.
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