Matthew Kennedy scored a game-high 29 points for St. Mary, which led wire-to-wire in a 76-53 win over Tenafly in the Jambo semifinals on Sunday. The Gaels are heading to their first ever county final where they will face top-seeded Bergen Catholic. READ THE STORY...
Matthew Kennedy scored a game-high 29 points for St. Mary, which led wire-to-wire in a 76-53 win over Tenafly in the Jambo semifinals on Sunday. The Gaels are heading to their first ever county final where they will face top-seeded Bergen Catholic.READ THE STORY...
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Demarest gets back to county final
Last season marked the first time that the Northern Valley/Demarest girls basketball program ever reached the Bergen County championship game. If once is considered a fluke, than two in a row is more like a trend. READ THE STORY... -
When IHA's Addison Valdez stole the ball and scored on a breakaway layup with 4:40 to play in the game to make it a 9-point spread, it looked like Ramapo's hopes for a berth in the Bergen County Tournament championship game were dashed. READ THE STORY... -
Dumont adds two to 100-win club
The Dumont wrestling program has a proud history and within it there is a pretty small list of athletes on one particular banner hanging in the gym. With the first being Anthony Duncan in 2002, there were only seven members of the 100-win club coming into this season. READ THE STORY... -
Cresskill and Paramus Cath. reach BIT final
Cresskill has been striving all season to put together the perfect quarter. Facing Leonia in the Bergen Invitational Tournament semifinals, the Cougars came as close as a team possibly can to achieving that feat. READ THE STORY... -
Graham seals a win for Park Ridge
Park Ridge senior Lori Graham drained a pair of free throws with 22.8 seconds to go in the game to put the Owls ahead, 29-25, possibly securing the victory. But Emerson sophomore Jillian Canino said, “Hold on a minute,” by draining a 3-pointer with 10.8 seconds left to trim the lead down to one point. READ THE STORY... -
Liddy goes in a different direction
Sue Liddy is too classy to engage and too humble to feel anything else but gratitude, so telling her story means doing so delicately because the last thing Liddy would want to do is come off as angry or unappreciative. READ THE STORY... -
If there was a high school game being played inside the borders of Rutherford over the past 40 years there is a good chance that Brian Gaccione had some connection to it or at least knew every participant. READ THE STORY... -
Looking for a Christmas miracle? Here's one: Last Saturday, Lauren Rotondella showed up to practice without a walker. It's a bigger accomplishment than that simple sentence might suggest. READ THE STORY...
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