Julian Leshay Guadalupe/NorthJersey.com, via USA Today Network Supported by By Remy Tumin Anthony Knox Jr. had already cruised through his New Jersey high school wrestling meet when his father ...

It's high school senior prom season once again in North Jersey! We've been busy trying to capture as many special nights as we can for high schools in our area. That means returns to venues like ...

NJ Advance Media’s high school sports staff has selected finalists for the final six categories of the High School Game Changers Sports Awards. These categories, for overall Athlete of the Year ...

The 2025 prom season in New Jersey is in full swing, with many high schools celebrating their big event in style this week. Students from Bloomfield High School, Dunellen High School, Gateway ...

Final X will decide the Senior World Freestyle Team on June 14th at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey ... Billy Buckheit is a long-time high school wrestling expert and journalist ...

2B: (PT) Ronny Rodriguez 2. (D) Jayden Marte. HR: (PT) Rodriguez. RBI; (PT) Rodriguez 6, Christian Herrera 1. (D) Aiden Ogando 2. WP: Anthony Iasiello. LP ...

Taylor was coached by Iowa high school legend TJ Sebolt, becoming the first girl in Upper Iowa Conference history to capture ...

PEARL FLETCHER, the girls’ wrestling coach at Samuel Gompers High School Industrial High School in the Bronx. The high school is one of six in the borough with a girls’ wrestling team ...

PJ Duke from Minisink Valley (N.Y.) High won the Junior Hodge Trophy as the nation's top high school wrestler. Duke will compete for the Penn State wrestling team next season. / John Meore/The ...

After a brief pause for Memorial Day Weekend, 35 South Jersey girls lacrosse teams will take the field for a chance to win sectional and state titles. Teams will begin first-round play on Tuesday ...

The quest begins Tuesday for 36 South Jersey boys lacrosse teams ... A trip to St. Pete could be the high-water mark for the Crusaders. Three stars: Daniel Leahy, Camden Catholic.

Over the past few weeks, a handful of Iowa high school wrestling standouts have made their college decisions known. That includes a pair who are headed to the University of Northern Iowa in Ashton ...