This calendar year was once again filled with several compelling stories in New Jersey high school sports.There was tragedy and triumph during the football season, a historic decision by the NJSIA...

With 2015 winding down, NJ.com felt that you would enjoy taking a trip down memory lane to reflect on some of the outstanding athleticism that was showcased across New Jersey this past year.
Whether it was on the football field, basketball court, socce...

Forecasting the indoor track and field scene in Mercer County is as straightforward for the girls as it is difficult for the boys.
The West Windsor-Plainsboro South girls dominated the county meet last January at the Lawrenceville School and would have...

High schools from Summit, River Dell and Pascack Valley — schools with comprehensive sports programs competing at the highest levels in New Jersey — are ranked the best in the state and among the nation’s elite, according to a study r...

Wednesday is the first day of the fall early signing period, when senior high school student-athletes can sign a national letter of intent.
Here is a list of New Jersey track and field and cross-country athletes who have made early commitments to NCAA ...

This is the day young athletes and their parents have been waiting for.
After all the long hours of practice, after all the games, dreams are coming true for many New Jersey athletes who are signing a National Letter of Intent to play at the collegiate...

Sadness and shock reverberated across the New Jersey track and field community last Friday when news spread of the sudden passing of Bergen Catholic track and field coach Bill Magee.
Magee, who was 64, had coached track and field at Bergen Catholi...

The Star-Ledger, NJ Advance Media and NJ.com are getting ready for 2015 Fall Signing Day on Wednesday and are counting on the help of schools, families, even the student-athletes themselves, to assist us in providing our most extensive coverage yet.
We...

Twins William and Tom Rienas, star sprinters at Old Tappan, announced on Tuesday night that they have made a verbal college commitment to the same school.
The winner is.........Harvard!!!!
The twins also took visits to UPenn, Columbia, and Northea...

Mike Zupko of Christian Brothers Academy, one of the state's top sprinters, has made a verbal college commitment, his high school coach Karl Torchia announced on Sunday.
The winner is...............Princeton!!!
Zupko, who also considered Harvard, UPenn...