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Hammonton vs Shawnee LIVE New Jersey High School Soccer Playoffs (11/12/24)

Hammonton vs Shawnee LIVE New Jersey High School Soccer Playoffs (11/12/24)

On Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the Hammonton Blue Devils (12-3-2) will play a neutral-site playoff match against the Shawnee Renegades (13-2-1) in the “2024 New Jersey High School Boys Soccer Playoff Brackets: NJSIAA – South Jersey Group 3” tournament. This match is part of the South Jersey Group 3 playoffs.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: New Jersey High School Soccer Playoffs
Who: Hammonton vs Shawnee
When: Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Time: TBD
Bracket: 2024 New Jersey High School Boys Soccer Playoff Brackets: NJSIAA – South Jersey Group 3
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Game preview: Hammonton vs Shawnee

As the 2024-2025 season unfolds, Shawnee and Hammonton are two teams dominating the New Jersey high school sports landscape, each with strong records in both league and non-league play. This article explores the key statistics, common opponents, and head-to-head matchups between these two teams to assess their performances so far.

Shawnee: A Dominant Force in the League

Shawnee has posted an impressive overall record of 13-2-1, a testament to their strong start in the season. Ranked 261 nationally and 9th in the state of New Jersey in their division, the team has showcased solid performances in all facets of the game. Their record in league play stands at a perfect 2-0, while they have also excelled in non-league play with a 9-2-1 mark.

Key Stats:

  • Win Percentage: .844 overall, 1.000 in league play
  • Goals For: 50
  • Goals Against: 17
  • Home Record: 6-2
  • Away Record: 6-0-1

Shawnee’s ability to score has been particularly noteworthy, with an average of 3.1 goals per game. Their defense has also been stout, allowing only 17 goals through 16 games. Shawnee’s recent win over Seneca on 9/23/24, a dominant 3-0 result, further underscores their strength, particularly as they remain undefeated at home.

Hammonton: A Competitive Rival with Strong Performances

Hammonton, with an overall record of 12-3-2, ranks 1,037 nationally and 63rd in New Jersey for their division. Despite having a lower national ranking, Hammonton’s record and consistency should not be underestimated. They have achieved a 6-3-1 record in league play and a solid 8-2 mark in home games. While their overall win percentage stands at .765, they have been particularly effective on the road, going 3-1-2 away from home.

Key Stats:

  • Win Percentage: .765 overall, .650 in league play
  • Goals For: 43
  • Goals Against: 22
  • Home Record: 8-2
  • Away Record: 3-1-2

Hammonton averages 2.5 goals per game, slightly fewer than Shawnee, but they have still shown impressive offensive production. Their defense has given up 22 goals, which is on the higher end compared to Shawnee’s defense. In their most recent game against Seneca on 9/27/24, Hammonton played to a 1-1 draw, showing resilience against a strong opponent.

Common Opponents: Shawnee Holds the Edge

Both Shawnee and Hammonton have faced off against Seneca, but Shawnee holds a clear advantage in their head-to-head encounter. Shawnee defeated Seneca 3-0 on 9/23/24, while Hammonton played Seneca to a 1-1 draw on 9/27/24. This suggests that Shawnee may have a slight upper hand when it comes to handling common opponents.

Head-to-Head Matchup

In their direct encounters, Shawnee and Hammonton have yet to meet this season. However, Shawnee’s strong overall record and perfect performance in league play make them the favorite in what promises to be an exciting contest.

Final Thoughts

Shawnee and Hammonton both enter the 2024-2025 season with impressive records and the potential to make deep runs in their respective playoffs. Shawnee’s dominance in both scoring and defense makes them a formidable team, while Hammonton’s competitiveness, especially on the road, keeps them in contention. With Shawnee’s unbeaten record in league play and Hammonton’s resilience, the head-to-head matchup between these two teams is one that fans should look forward to, as it promises to showcase two of New Jersey’s finest high school teams.

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