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Absegami High School * 201 S. Wrangleboro Rd. * Absecon 08201 * 609-652-1372 Broad St. to Rt. 40 to Hamilton Mall. Make jug handle turn to go left by mall and expressway entrance. Continue straight past new shopping center on your right. You will cross over Tilton Road and the White Horse Pike. Continue to Jimmy Leeds Road. At this intersection make a right turn onto Jimmy Leeds Road. Continue on Jimmy Leeds Road to Great Creek Road (4 way stop), turn left. Continue on to Wrangleboro Road and make a left turn. You will see signs for high School. Arthur Rann School * Junior High League * 515 8th Ave. * Absecon, NJ 609-652-8200 Broad St. to Route 40 to Hamilton Mall, make jug handle turn to go left by mall and expressway entrance. Continue straight past new shopping center on your right. You will cross over Tilton Road and the White Horse Pike. Continue to Jimmy Leeds Road. At this intersection make a right turn onto Jimmy Leeds Road. Stay on this road for about 5 miles. You will pass Stockton State College. Go under the Parkway past Wrangleboro Road. continue about 5 or 6 miles and you will see the Galloway Municipal Building on your right. Be ready to make a right turn onto 8th Avenue (8th Ave. is the street before the light (if you go to the light you went a block too far). Stay on 8th Avenue for about 1/2 mile. School will be on your right. Atlantic City (Junior Basketball) PAL Building 609-347-5478 Atlantic City Expressway into Atlantic City. At 2nd traffic light (Artic Ave.) make a left turn. Travel 8 traffic lights to New York Avenue. Turn left onto New York Avenue and go to the 2nd traffic light. PAL building will be on your left. You may park on the street or in the rear of the building. Use the ramp up to the entrance. Uptown Complex 609-343-7322 Broad St. (Bears Head Road) to Rt. 40 to Rt. 322. Make jug handle turn to go left by mall to expressway entrance. Get on Atlantic City Expressway. At end of Expressway go to Artic Avenue and turn left. Proceed to Vermont Ave. and turn left. You will see complex. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Complex 609-343-7322 Broad St. (Bears Head Road) to Rt. 40 to Rt. 322. Make jug handle turn to go left by mall to expressway entrance. Get on Atlantic City Expressway. At end of Expressway go to Arctic Avenue and turn left. Proceed to Indiana Ave. Turn left onto Indiana Ave. and go approx. 10 blocks. School is on your right. Atlantic City High School *1400 N. Albany Avenue*Atlantic City, NJ 08401 * 609-343-7322 Broad St. to Rt. 40 to Rt. 322. You will go past Shore Mall and through Pleasantville School will be on you right as you approach Atlantic City. Auletto Caterers * 1849 Cooper Street * Almonesson, NJ 08096 * 856-227-3800 Rt. 42 North, Exit Deptford. Left on Clements Bridge Road. Third light, left on Almonesson Road. Third light, left on Cooper Street. They are one block on the right. Bishop Eustace Prep * 5552 Rt. 70 * Pennsauken, NJ 08109 856-662-2160 Rt. 55 to Rt. 295 to Rt. 70 West. School is on Rt. 70 past Garden State Race Track and past Calvary Cemetery. School will be on your left. Brick Township High School * 346 Chambers Bridge Rd * Brick, NJ 08723 * 732-262-2500 Parkway to Exit 90, Chambers Bridge Road. You will see High School buses. Continue straight past high school to furthermost entrance. Make a right to the back of the school. Bridgeton High School * 111 N. West Avenue * Bridgeton, NJ 08360 * 856-453-3300 Rt. 49 West to Bridgeton to West Avenue. You will pass through downtown Bridgeton. Turn right onto West Avenue. School is approximately 1 mile on your right. Buena High School * Weymouth Road * Buena, NJ 08310 * 856-697-2400 Lincoln Avenue to Rt. 54 to Rt. 40. Turn left onto Rt. 40. Go to first traffic light and turn left. School is 1/2 mile on your right. Baseball Fields - Melini Park: Lincoln Avenue to Rt. 54 to Rt. 40. Turn left onto Rt. 40 West. To next traffic light (double lights). At railroad make a left and go to end (stop sign). Make a right, go over railroad tracks and make quick left Burlington County College * Pemberton, NJ Lincoln Avenue to Rt. 54 to Rt. 206 to Rt. 38 (Vincentown Diner on left corner). Turn right onto Rt. 38. Follow to the Pemberton by-pass. College is on the right. Burlington Twp. High School * 610 Fountain Ave. * Burlington, NJ 08016 * 609-387-1712 Rt. 55 North to Rt. 42 to Rt. 295 North. On Rt. 295 to exit 47 toward Burlington. About 1/4 mile bear to the right onto Burlington by-pass. At 1st traffic light, turn right onto Fountain Avenue. School is about 1/4 mile on right. For gyms and all fields except football and baseball proceed to back of school. At next light turn right onto Jacksonville Road, then turn right into driveway between high school and middle school. Use parking lot at the rear of high school. Use front parking lot for baseball and football. Camden Catholic High School*Rt. 38 & Cuthbert Blvd*Cherry Hill NJ 08002 * 856-663-2247 Rt. 55 to Rt. 42 to Rt. 295 North to Rt. 70 West. Take Rt. 70 west to Cuthbert Road. Turn right off of Rt. 70 and continue on Cuthbert Rd. to school which is on the left across from the Courier Post Building. Camden High School * Baird & Park Blvd. * Camden, NJ 08103 * 856-966-5504 Rt. 55 to Rt. 42 to Rt. 295 North to Rt. 70 West. Take Rt. 70 West to the Airport Circle. Go 1/3 of the way around the circle and bear right on Kaighn Ave. At first traffic light on Kaighn Avenue make a right onto Park Blvd. Turn right onto Park Blvd. and cross Baird Avenue. The high school will be on your right. For baseball, football, and track - turn left onto Park Blvd. Farham Park field is on the left. For softball, go past the high school to Forest Hill Elementary School on right. Camden Riversharks - Campbell’s Field * Camden, NJ * 1-800-742-7579 Rt. 55 North to Rt. 42 North to Rt. 676. Take exit 5B. Take a left off the exit ramp (one way street) and follow it until you reach the big intersections that is Haddon Avenue (7th St.). Make a left onto Haddon Ave. and then make a right onto Cooper Street (you may be directed down Market St.). Either way, follow Cooper Street or Market Street to Campbell’s Field. Cape May Tech * Crest Haven Road * Cape May Court House, NJ * 609-465-2161 South of Rt. 55 to Rt. 47 to Rt. 657 to Cape May Court House. At Parkway intersection turn left onto the Parkway. At the first traffic light on parkway turn right and then immediately turn left. School will be on your right. Central Reg. High School * Forest Hills Parkway * Bayville, NJ 08712 * 732-269-1100 Garden State Parkway North to exit 74. At exit make right turn, go to traffic light (WaWa on corner). Turn left onto Manchester Avenue and go to next light. Make left turn onto Western Blvd. Follow to stop sign (approx. 1 mile) and make a left turn. Go approx. 1/2 mile and make left turn into school at light. Football field will be on your right. Cherokee High School * 120 Tomlinson Mill Road * Marlton, NJ 08053 * 856-983-5140 Via Rt. 73 From the South - Lincoln Avenue to Buena to Rt. 54. After traffic light in Buena you will turn left at the second traffic light you come to (if you go past SJ Gas Co., you went too far). This will take you to Rt. 73. After passing through the Berlin Circle look for Bradley’s Funeral Home on your left. Turn right onto the Marlton Parkway. Take the Marlton Parkway to the second traffic light and turn left onto Tomlinson Mill Road. The school is approximately one half mile up the hill on your left. Soccer field is at front of school next to parking lot. Via Rt. 55 and Rt. 295 - Take exit 34A off of Rt. 295 to Rt. 70 East (Marlton). continue on Rt. 70 East to the Marlton Circle (Olga’s Diner will be on your right). As you approach the circle bear right. You will now be on Route 73 South. Immediately get into the left hand lane and turn left onto Main Street (Bob’s Seafood will be on your left). continue on Main St. to the third traffic light (Exxon gas station will be on your right). At the third light, turn right onto Willow Bend Road. The school is approximately three-quarters of a mile down on your right. Soccer field is at front of school next to parking lot. Cherry Hill Armory (Winter Track) Rt. 55 to Rt. 42 to Rt. 295 North to Rt. 70 West. Look for McDonalds on right (old style building). After McDonalds Continue on 70 west to the intersection (Old circle by Garden State Race Track). Go to the next light and make a right turn. You will see a large parking lot. The Armory is next to parking lot. Cherry Hill East High School * 1750 Kresson Rd. * Cherry Hill 08003 * 856-424-2222 Rt.
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