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‘The heartbeat of that school’: Legendary AD and coach set to retire after 32-year run

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By Bill Evans Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Thirty-two years ago, Dan Antonelli accepted a teaching and coaching position at tiny Clayton High School. The Delsea graduate who had recently finished his studies at the University of Delaware was happy just to have a job. As Antontelli prepares to retire after nearly a quarter century as athletic director, there may be no person more synonymous with Clayton High School.
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State softball Player of the Year, all-time N.J. great transfers home to Rutgers

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By Bill Evans Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Former state softball Player of the Year Sophia Bordi announced on her social media accounts on Sunday that she is transferring home to Rutgers. Bordi spent last season at Texas though did not play because of mid-year transfer rules. The previous year, Bordi - one of the top recruits in the country - decided to forego her senior high school season to enroll early at Oklahoma, which had won the previous four NCAA titles. Bordi spent a redshirt season at Oklahoma but transferred to Texas last winter.
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Successful coach aims to revive proud N.J. football program seeking 1st title in 22 years

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By Bill Evans Verified
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When the Deptford football head coaching position opened up over the winter, Montrey Wright looked at it as an opportunity he could not pass up. The Group 3 school boasts talent, tradition and the potential to once again become a South Jersey contender. Deptford owns four sectional titles in its history but none since 2004. Wright is trying to return the Spartans to their glory days. “A job like Deptford opens up, it only happens once,” Wright said.
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