Play ball? Fall sports (well, most of them) get the green light for 2020
The penultimate week of August was a pivotal week for the potential of high schools sports returning in 2020.
Within the span of four days,...
Time to retire Indian team names?
Twenty-six years ago, St. John’s University, a private Catholic college in New York City, announced its athletic department’s nickname was changing from Redmen to...
July Madness: Is proposed NJ prep summer baseball tourney feasible?
Three months ago, one of the most exciting events on the sports calendar became the first casualty of the coronavirus pandemic when the NCAA...
Dispatches from Home: Three new books to satisfy your thirst for baseball
Hovering in the air is the aroma of a grill’s early evening production. Hamburgers, hot dogs, Italian sausages? Whatever it is, it feels right...
When the sports world stood still: baseball coaches, players wait with season in limbo
Perhaps the only thing more depressing than no baseball on opening day is the uncertainty of its return in 2020.Â
Alaska native makes her mark at RCBC
Softball player Susan Glade was honored as the college’s 2020 Woman of the Year for her contributions on the field as well as her leadership in the school community.
League of her own: Lenape’s Gasper breaking barriers
Jade Gasper doesn't like looking back and wondering “What if?”Â
Her younger brother, sixth grader Julian, wrestles. Her dad and her uncle, Joseph and Jeremy...
Alaskan softball player, RCBC student earns Woman of the Year award
Press release from Rowan College at Burlington County
Sophomore duo ready to boost Lenape boys basketball to success
Tayvon Gaither and Derek Simpson are leading the Indians in scoring through the team's first eight games.
SJSW Notebook: Trophies galore in South Jersey field hockey
South Jersey will be represented all five field hockey state championship games on Saturday at Bordentown High School.
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