Looking Ahead: After stellar first two years, Hildebrandt eyes states
Williamstown wrestling standout prepares for postseason
Can high school basketball box out a pandemic?
Next week, and for the first time in over 10 months, the familiar sound of basketballs hitting the hardwood and bouncing off backboards and...
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,...
Rising to the challenge
A week after finally getting to graduate with his friends following a long, frustrating spring and the beginning of an uncertain summer, Anthony Schooley...
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.
A tough one-two punch
Brady Conlin and John Hildebrandt were former youth wrestling rivals. The two lightweights are now one of South Jersey wrestling’s best lightweight duos.
The Brave One
Wrestling matches have become must-see events at Williamstown Middle School this year. Eighth grader Marquez Campbell, a first-year wrestler, is winning regularly despite his daily battles with autism.
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