HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

In a season already beginning to reveal the depth and unpredictability of high-level competition across the state, one moment on April 4, 2026, has...

March in New Jersey does not whisper. It roars. From packed gymnasiums in South Jersey to sectional overtime thrillers in North Jersey, the NJSIAA State Tournament season is in full swing, and the intensity is unmistakable. Across the Garden State, high school athletes are delivering statement performances that define legacies, reshape programs, and electrify communities. At Explore New Jersey, our High School and Film & TV coverage often intersect around storytelling — and right now, the state tournament is delivering cinematic moments nightly. If you’re following our broader cultural coverage, including Film & TV across the Garden State, you already know that New Jersey thrives on narrative. This week, those narratives belong to student-athletes. Stuart Country Day Hangs...

On a rainy Monday afternoon, West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North’s junior standout, Ginny Choi, achieved a remarkable milestone by scoring her 200th career goal during the inaugural Colonial Valley Conference (CVC) girls lacrosse tournament. Her eight-goal performance led the eighth-seeded Knights to a 15–9 victory over the ninth-seeded Princeton Day School Panthers, propelling them into the quarterfinals.Wikipedia A Historic Moment for Ginny Choi With just 39 seconds remaining in the first half, Choi netted her 200th goal on a free-position shot, giving the Knights an 8–2 lead at halftime. Choi, who now boasts 202 career goals and 242 career points, expressed her excitement: “I actually had no idea that I could get it today. It’s really exciting, I...