HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

Championship season in New Jersey high school sports continues to define what competitive excellence looks like at the scholastic level. From wrestling district dominance...

Northern Burlington Regional High School turned an already emotional evening into an instant classic as the Greyhounds edged Allentown in a dramatic double-overtime thriller that will be remembered as much for its significance as for its final score. With the school unveiling its 2025 Group III state championship baseball banner, the boys basketball team rose to the moment, defeating the Redbirds 82–74 in a contest that showcased resilience, depth, and a new generation of emerging talent. The night carried special meaning across the Northern Burlington community. Last spring’s baseball championship marked the program’s first state title and capped a historic 28-win season under longtime head coach Gene Darling. Former players returned to campus, many donning their...

A packed winter Saturday delivered exactly what high school sports fans across New Jersey have come to expect in late January: postseason urgency on the wrestling mats, eye-opening results on the hardwood, and momentum-shifting performances on the ice. From county tournament brackets tightening to rivalry games reshaping conference races, January 24, 2026, underscored just how deep and competitive the Garden State’s scholastic sports landscape has become. Wrestling took center stage as tournament season accelerated statewide, with elite programs and rising individuals making their presence felt. In the Shore Conference Tournament, Christian Brothers Academy once again demonstrated why it remains a perennial power. Brendan Boyer and Brock Oizerowitz advanced emphatically, each ending their semifinal bouts with pins...