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Weekly Roundup: MFS tennis, MHS game show top this week’s stories

Catch up on the biggest stories in Moorestown this week.

Moorestown Township officially opened the newly-renovated Kings Highway Water Treatment Plant on Friday, Oct. 19. The facility was constructed in 1926 and underwent approximately $6 million in upgrades to supply 1,600 gallons per minute of treated water to residents.

Students at Moorestown High School competed on a game show, and Moorestown Friends School celebrated a tennis victory. Catch up on everything from the past week in the Weekly Roundup.

MFS relishing first state championship

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Junior Elena Styliades outlasted her Newark Academy counterpart in an entertaining and tense, three-set match at third singles to put the Foxes over the top in the New Jersey Non-Public B state championship. Styliades and her fellow Moorestown Friends singles teammates, Renna Mohsen-Breen (first singles) and Bella Pescatore (second) won their matches to deliver the Foxes a 3–2 win over Newark Academy. The victory marked the first state championship in the history of the Moorestown Friends girls tennis program.

MHS students square off against their teachers in a battle of wits

When Moorestown High School students are pitted against their teachers in a battle of wits, who emerges victorious? Both sides had a chance to find out when MHS students and teachers faced off on the new trivia-based game show The ClassH-Room.

Six students and six teachers squared off in episodes that aired on Fox29 on Oct. 4 and Oct. 22. While the students won one round and the teachers won another, ultimately it was Moorestown High School that emerged victorious with the school receiving a $500 check on behalf of the winning team each go-around.

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