Covering New Jersey High School Sports Since 2006!
Covering New Jersey High School Sports Since 2006!
Bobby SantoroIn a game that saw early nerves, big momentum swings, and a statement fourth inning, Gloucester Catholic captured its third straight Non-Public B state title on Wednesday with a 7-4 win over Pope John at Veterans Park. The Rams,…
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Joe HofmannWhen North defensive line coach Bryan Gallagher demonstrated down-and-distance situations during practices leading up to the Phil Simms North-South game late last week, he used his Morris Knolls cap as the ball. The Golden Eagles coach was taking a…
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Joe HofmannThe North-South football game is not just another game for Butler’s P.J. Coffey. When the Bulldog senior received word that he’d been invited to the all-star game, he was clearly pumped – maybe more than any other player. For…
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Zack SmolenThe 2024-25 season of high school ice hockey in New Jersey was nothing short of fabulous on all counts. Cup playoffs saw major upsets, the state saw its first 3,000 save goalie (shout outs to Sydney Fogu!), and three…
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Joe HofmannIt was a big year for the Morris-Sussex area in wrestling. Some of the season’s highlights: Here is a list of the best of the best for 2024-25. Team of the Year (Parochial school division): The best team in…
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Joe HofmannThe event: The state wrestling tournament. The time: Thursday morning. The place: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City. How to get to that place: Many, many roads. Some of those roads are smooth sailing. Others are bumpy and loaded with potholes. …
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Joe HofmannSometime Wednesday afternoon, Delbarton wrestlers will pack their gear, board their bus, and head down to the state tournament in Atlantic City. All 14 of ‘em. You read that correctly: The Green Wave will send its entire lineup to…
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Joe HofmannThree points. Three, lousy, stinking points. That is all that kept Morris Knolls’ Ryder Stambach from qualifying for the state wrestling tournament at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City last winter. Beginning with the districts on Feb. 22, the 138-pound…
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Joe HofmannWinning Saturday’s Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex Tournament was nothing more than a stepping stone to Atlantic City for wrestlers like Pope John’s Carson Walsh and Kittatinny’s Ethan Dalling. Not so for High Point’s Gavin Mericle and Pope John’s Cole Dunham. Boardwalk Hall…
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Joe HofmannWhen young wrestlers face a barrage of great teams, they can sink or swim. Morris Hills has chosen to swim. Coach Brian Bollette lined up one of the Morris-Sussex area’s most brutal schedules with the likes of Mount Olive,…
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