Covering New Jersey High School Sports Since 2006!
Covering New Jersey High School Sports Since 2006!
Joe HofmannMOUNTAIN LAKES – Mountain Lakes High School’s Joey DiPompeo, who has become a crowd favorite at Lakers home wrestling matches, took his act on the road Saturday. This time, he more than lived up to the cheers. The 215-pound sophomore,…
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Joe HofmannWhen he entered Mountain Lakes High School as a freshman four years ago, Rinaldo DiGiacopo was a basketball player. But his life dramatically changed when he tried out for freshman hoops. He was cut. Back when he was in…
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Joe HofmannAMERICAN DIVISION DELBARTON Head coach – Bryan Stoll Projected lineup 106-PJ Terranova 113-Cam Sontz 120-Tommy Marchetti 126-Brayden Jones, Dylan Palentchar 132-Ryan DeGeorge 138-Chase Quenault 144-Nick Schwartz Freshman 150-Jayden James 157-Trevor Jones 165-Alessio Perentin 175-CJ Betz 190-Brody Ismael 215-Elbrus Majagah…
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Joe HofmannIt was quite a football season for the Morris-Sussex area. There were many, many storylines. To wit: Here is Big State Sports Final All-Area team. Team of the Year: Butler. The Bulldogs have had their share of sectional championships…
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Joe HofmannIt was the year of the pass. The pitch. The keeper. In Morris County, it was the year of the quarterback. From the beginning of the season right until the end, Morris County QBs played a huge role in…
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Joe HofmannIt was quite a year for sectional football champions Butler and Hanover Park and runnerup Morris Knolls and the three schools were rewarded accordingly by the Morris County Football Coaches Association in its annual All-County team. The team consisted…
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Joe HofmannIt is getting close to All-County time, when I receive coaches’ all-county nominations, sift through the numbers, strength of schedules, teams’ successes (or failures) and my observations, put it all into a blender, and assemble the final product. Is…
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BigStateSportsBy, Jake Karp To no surprise, the Lakers remain atop the pedestal, claiming their 6th straight NJSIAA Sectional Championship in dominant fashion. The outcome was hardly in doubt, as Mountain Lakes dominated possession from the very start. About twenty…
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Joe HofmannHigh Point had its quarterback heading into the 2024 season in John Elko. What Wildcats coach Bill Percey needed was a running back. Oh boy, did he find one in Jerron Martress. The junior has rolled up 1,573 yards…
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Joe HofmannThe curtain was coming down on Mountain Lakes’ season. The air was out of the Herd balloon. The sun was setting. The 2024 season was drifting away. Bye-bye, Herd. Mountain Lakes was kaput – or so it seemed. Things…
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