Members of Haddonfield Memorial High School’s class of 2019 received their diplomas during the school’s commencement Thursday evening. The ceremony took place at the high school’s stadium, which was filled with proud families and friends cheering on ...

The Moorestown High School boys basketball team defeated Haddonfield by one point in the Tournament of Champions. (Image via Shutterstock) HADDONFIELD, NJ - A championship season has come to an end for the Haddonfield Memorial High School boys basketball team.

HADDONFIELD, NJ - The Haddonfield Memorial High School rode an game-opening kickoff return to a ... Chris Brown took the opening kickoff nearly the length of the field for an 87-yard score. Haddonfield never looked back. Jay Foley threw a 42-yard touchdown ...

Haddonfield football team's first home game in 659 days was worth the wait ...

The rest of the boys lacrosse season at Haddonfield Memorial High School has been cancelled after one of the players allegedly called another student at a nearby school a racial slur. In a statement to NJ Advance Media, Haddonfield School District ...

Check below to see when and where the Haddonfield Memorial and Haddon Township high school football teams will be playing in 2017. Sept. 8, at Collingswood, 7 p.m. Sept. 16, vs. Holy Cross, 1 p.m. Sept. 23, at Audubon, 1 p.m. Oct. 7, at Overbrook ...

Haddonfield makes it 13 out of last 14 against Heights on Turkey Day HADDONFIELD - Roughly 3,500 fans filed into Haddonfield’s stadium Thursday to see a yearly tradition that had gone one way for 12 of the last 13 years. Make that 13 of 14. The Mayor’s Trophy will remain with the Haddons, who jumped out to a 17-0 lead by halftime and cruised to a 31-0 win over rival Haddon Heights. “There’s no feeling like winning your last game own your own turf,” senior tight end and defensive lineman Jason Garstkiewicz said. “Especially in a game that means so much to so many people. “The second that final clock rang, I felt that sense of accomplishment.” Fellow upperclassman Brendan Gilmartin felt it too. The 18 year old welled up with emotion as he explained Haddonfield's (6-4) ritual from practice the night before. Twelfth-grade players speak in front of the team. Together, the squad burns a shoe. Under the old sod, they used to bury it. Today’s artificial turf doesn’t allow for the dig. Still, the ceremony remains an important moment – and extra motivation. Gilmartin watched Garstkiewicz – a longtime friend who lost his leg to bone cancer in seventh grade and now plays with a prosthetic – address the group Wednesday night. It helped spark him on Thanksgiving morning. Gilmartin finished with two touchdown tosses, 109 yards in the air and 41 more on the ground to go with four tackles and a sack. He even caught a pass to convert a fourth down on the game’s first drive. That enabled Gabe Klaus to sprint in from 10 yards out to open the score just four minutes, 20 seconds into play. “Obviously it’s a big mix of emotions,” Gilmartin said after he handed the large trophy to a teammate. “It really hits you. What Jason went through in the seventh grade, it was really emotional hearing him talk about that last night. “He is one of the toughest kids you’ll ever meet. It’s just an inspiration to all of us.” Midway through the second period, Gilmartin found Spencer Flores on a post for a 51-yard score. A field goal from Henry Grozier made it 17-0 at the break. Early in the second half, Klaus put the game out of reach on an inside power play. He broke through the Garnets (6-4) and rolled 65 yards to pay dirt. “We wanted to get after them in the second half and get to it,” Klaus said. “The line and fullback made me a huge hole. I hit it hard and sprung one.” The junior tailback finished with 86 yards on five carries. “They played well,” Heights’ coach Chris Lima said. “That’s a good Group 2 football team over there. “You can’t make mistakes like that. I was shocked at some of the mistakes we had all over the field. We didn’t have those all year.” Gilmartin’s 22-yard strike to Matt Burns put the final touches on Haddonfield’s fourth consecutive success in the series that dates back to 1902. The Haddons upped their overall advantage to 60-42-6. “There’s so much tradition,” Garstkiewicz explained. “Every year we go out and try to be better. “Being able to be a Haddon after watching in the stands since the day I was born, it means so much.” Mark Trible; (856) 486-2424; mtrible@gannettnj.com ...

HADDONFIELD — The Haddonfield High School field hockey team remains the top dawg in Central Jersey Group 1. The top-seeded Bulldawgs successfully defended their sectional tit...