Vote for Premier Orthopaedic Associates SJ Field Hockey Player of the Week
There were plenty of great South Jersey high school field hockey performances this week. Vote for your favorite in our Mean 15
This week has been an outstanding one for South Jersey high school field hockey. Kierstyn Heverly of Highland took the lead in last week's voting, followed by Paige Kochan of Moorestown Friends and Mary Forte of Gloucester County Tech in third place. The poll results can be found at the end of this story; be sure to refresh your browser if it does not appear.
Autumn Bataloni of Collingswood led the field with a hat trick in a shutout against Glassboro, bringing her season's total to six goals. Alexandra Beety of Kingsway contributed three two-goal games and nine overall points, along with three assists, leading her team, the Dragons, to victory.
Kelsey Bonawitz of Gloucester Catholic earned a goal in a 4-0 win against Salem, raising her career totals to four goals and three assists. Graziella Carnassale of Northern Burlington scored a hat trick in a win against Robbinsville, showcasing her team-leading six goals.
Lyla Clark of Ocean City had hat tricks against Holy Spirit and Middle Township, accumulating nine goals and 11 assists in her season's nine goals, 11 assists. Sadie Errickson of Cherokee posted a standout performance of four goals and three assists against Paul Vi, reaching a team-best 12 goals and seven assists.
Riley Fallon-Lewis of Cherry Hill West also had a hat trick with an assist in a shutout win at Cedar Creek. With 4 goals and 3 assists this season, Hawks sophomore Lexi Groff tops the team's scoring efforts. Zoey Holstrom of Cedar Creek contributed 4 goals against Our Lady of Mercy and 2 more against Holy Spirit, giving her a total of 15 goals for the season.
Macie McKenzie of Timber Creek scored every time she got in the scorebook, leading her Chargers to victory with five goals and an assist. Ciani Money of Bridgeton has contributed seven goals and an assist during the team's three-game win streak. Pennsauken's Janai Nesmith erupted for four goals in a win over Pemberton, helping her to a team-best eight goals.
Finally, Woodstown's Lexi Taylor has scored five goals in four wins, including a pair of goals in a shutout of Overbrook. These statistics are from the games through Sunday. Voting will close on Sunday morning.
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