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One killed in two-car-crash in Chesterfield Township
The passenger in the northbound vehicle, who’s identity is unknown at this time, was pronounced dead upon arriving at the hospital. The woman riding in the southbound vehicle; 43 of Chesterfield; was also hospitalized with injuries.
Marlboro softball continues remarkable postseason run: 'We're living for every moment'
MANSFIELD TOWNSHIP -- As hard as it is to win a Group 4 section title, it's even harder to win two in a row. And somehow, Marlboro's softball team found a way to up the difficulty even further. The Mustangs began their postseason run with a .500 record at 12-12...
Johnson Softball Wins NJSIAA Central Jersey, Group 2 Championship! [PHOTOS]
CLARK, NJ — The Arthur L. Johnson (ALJ) High School varsity softball team, under the direction of Head Coach Chris DiNucci, just defeated Delran, 4-3, to take the NJSIAA Central Jersey, Group 2 Championship! It was an unbelievably exciting and memorable game that came right down to the wire, with a sacrifice fly, a third base runner tagging up and heading for home, and a play at the plate!CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Congratulations to the team! TAPinto Clark was in attendance and will have so much more coming soon about the game and the...
'Never stopped fighting': Middlesex's winning streak ends in softball sectional final
NEW EGYPT — For the second year in a row, Middlesex came to bat Saturday in the seventh inning of the Central Group 1 sectional final trailing New Egypt by six runs. Unlike last year, when the Blue Jays rallied for four runs in the seventh to make things interesting, Middlesex ran out of its late-season magic this time, falling, 9-3, once again to the Warriors in the sectional championship contest.
Under the radar Georgia speedster makes 4 Rutgers pledges on Saturday
Greg Schiano is on a roll as four of his 21 official visitors have now joined his 2025 football recruiting class. Following the pledge of Miron Gurman and others this afternoon, Michael Clayton, a tall defensive back from Georgia, has entered the chat. If you purchase a product or register...
Softball: Watchung Hills downs Hunterdon Central to claim North 2 Group 4 championship
WARREN – Riley Bobrowski’s pitching arm has been a big reason for the Watchung Hills High School softball team’s success this season, especially in the state tournament. Saturday, in the North 2 Group 4 final, her bat proved just as key. The sophomore right-hander turned in her...
Cops V Kids Charity Baseball Game Scheduled at Papaianni Park
EDISON, NJ - The Edison PBA will host its annual Cops vs. Kids Charity Baseball Game on Sunday at 9:30 AM on the new turf field at Papaianni Park. The game is to benefit Buddy Ball of Edison, a non-profit organization that provides special-needs children with the opportunity to participate in a variety of sports. “I am proud of the men and women of this police Department for continuing this tradition and giving back to the community they serve,” Police Chief Bryan said on Facebook.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The event will include various games and events leading up to the game. Food and refreshments are served to all participants and their families, according to the police. “This event is one of many that we are proud to support here in Edison,” Edison PBA President Michael Piperato said “I speak for all of my members when I say it is an honor and a privilege to support this wonderful cause.” For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Gavin Cahill, Cyanne Chan and Andrew Pearce are Spotswood High School's Spring Students of the Month
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - As Spotswood High School's Class of 2024 begins its final few weeks before graduation, congratulations go out to the high school's spring Students of the Month. Senior Gavin Cahill was named the Chargers April Student of the Month. Cahill was also named as Spotswood High School's NJSIAA Scholar Athlete for 2024. The Milltown native is a member of the Chargers cross-country program and the varsity baseball team. Cyanne Chan was tapped as Spotswood High School's May Student of the Month. Andrew Pearce was named Spotswood's June Student of the Month. Cahill, Chan and Pearce join classmates Cassidy Herman (September), Kirelos Salib (October), Emily Wallace (November), Luc Acquaviva (December), Victoria Ziegler (January), Lydia Abdu (February) and Olivia Adiao (March), who previously received the honor this school year. All the 2023-24 Spotswood High School Students of the Month will be honored for their achievements during Senior Awards Night on Thursday in the Spotswood High School Cafetorium at 6:30 p.m. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Massive Florida DL joins Rutgers commitment spree on Saturday
A team can never have too many big players in the trenches who can move, and Saturday’s second Rutgers defensive line addition is proof of that. BUY RUTGERS FOOTBALL TICKETS: STUBHUB, VIVID SEATS, TICKETMASTER. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our...
Boys track and field sectionals: Somerville’s team effort leads to title in N2G3; Bernards cruises in N2G2
Historic. That was the word Somerville’s boys head coach Pat Manna used to describe what his athletes did during the North 2, Group 3 championships at Warren Hills. The Pioneers knew they’d need a total team effort over two days if they wanted to best Rahway for a sectional title, and they did just that.
How Greg Schiano approaches recruiting
Rutgers football is hosting the first group of official visitors this weekend, with a total of 21 class of 2025 prospects currently on campus. Rutgers could soon add some of those prospects to the recruiting class, which is already ranked No. 33 in the nation with eight commitments. On the...
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