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After losing two top scorers, Rider’s field hockey squad embraces a day‑by‑day philosophy, blending returning stars with a fresh influx of talent as they open the season on the road.
Broad Street Park Post 313 clinches a second straight upset, boosting playoff hopes.
The Ducks reveal a full 2026 calendar, opening at home against Hartford and concluding with a conference title match in early November.
Kylie Kelce, head coach at Lower Merion High School, will guest coach at the Longstreth Field Hockey Skills Clinic on July 26, offering drills, goalie training and giveaways for young players.
Former collegiate field hockey standout Kylie Kelce will coach a weekend clinic in Ocean City, open to children aged 7 to 14, featuring current college players and high‑profile appearances by Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.
The 2026 Greater Middlesex Conference All-Area baseball teams have been announced, spotlighting elite pitchers, hitters and utility players from across the region.
Keishi Reed, a Lawrence High alumnus and former player, has been promoted to head coach of the boys basketball team, succeeding Jeff Molinelli. Reed reflects on his journey, the support he received, and his vision for the program.
The New Jersey Athletic Conference recognized 37 student-athletes on the 2026 CSC Academic All-District Women's At-Large Team, highlighting academic excellence alongside athletic achievement.
The College of New Jersey will host an ID clinic on August 18, offering evaluations by the coaching staff, an optional campus tour, a complimentary t‑shirt and registration details for players in grades 9 and up.
After ten years at Princeton, Chris Mongilia is stepping down to launch a youth sports and technology company, citing family considerations and a desire for new challenges while emphasizing that his exit is unrelated to recent changes in college basketball.
Lawrence Rowley, a seasoned coach with experience at the Air Force Academy and Princeton, has been named assistant coach for the Siena Saints. His playing career at Emory University, academic achievements, and work with standout players shape his new role.