SPORTS

For the New Jersey Devils, the 2026 offseason may prove to be one of the most consequential periods in recent franchise history. The organization enters...

New Jersey’s high school sports landscape is entering a remarkable moment where championship ambition, elite athletic development, and the future of youth sports are converging across the Garden State. From Olympic gold medalists investing in local training infrastructure to electrifying playoff action on basketball courts statewide, the momentum surrounding New Jersey high school athletics has rarely been stronger. At the center of one of the most exciting developments is Olympic wrestling champion Jordan Burroughs, one of the most accomplished athletes in the history of American wrestling. Burroughs is bringing his legacy, experience, and championship mindset to South Jersey with the launch of the All I See Is Gold Academy in Merchantville, a new training facility that...

Change has officially arrived in Piscataway. On Monday, March 2, 2026, Rutgers University announced the dismissal of women’s basketball head coach Coquese Washington following a season that ended in 11 consecutive losses and a 9–20 overall record. The move signals a pivotal turning point for Rutgers Scarlet Knights women's basketball and marks the first major coaching decision under Athletic Director Keli Zinn, who immediately launched a national search aimed at restoring the program to national prominence. For a program with deep tradition and championship aspirations, this moment carries both weight and opportunity. Rutgers women’s basketball is not simply seeking a new coach. It is recalibrating its trajectory. A Season That Forced a Reckoning The 2025–26 campaign proved historically...