Princeton: Sarah Steele had her second consecutive hat trick.

Princeton, NJ: (By Anthony Caruso III Special to njsi.net/Photo by Alex Cena) Sarah Steele had her second consecutive hat trick. CLICK HERE for more photos from the game. Steele had hat tricks against the No. 4 ranked, Duke Blue Devils and the Penn State Nittany Lions. With the three goals yesterday, she has already [...]
Madison @ Kent Place Swimming

Madison, NJ, USA; 9 February 2009 Monday: Madison @ Kent Place Swimming. This was the last dual meet for both teams and represents an undefeated season for Kent Place after beating Madison 118 to 57. Congratulations to the Kent Place team and Coach Andi Sawin. CLICK HERE to view pictures from the meet or just [...]
Coach Jim Baglin Records 600th Win & 30 Years at Mendham

Mendham, NJ, USA; 16 January 2009 Friday: Coach Jim Baglin celebrated his 600th win and 30 years at Mendham High School when his boys varsity basketball team defeated Weequahic 75-57 at home in front of a packed house of students, parents, colleagues, former players and members of the community. CLICK HERE to view all the [...]
A Profile on Jennifer Ross – Lacrosse
CLICK HERE to view in higher quality (Written by Louis Rossi for NJSI.NET) Sincere devotion to a sport is the trademark of a true athlete; a competitor that spares no expense when it comes to developing their craft. Dedication at that level requires an immense commitment on the part of an athlete – be it [...]
Soccer Goalkeeper Training with Dan Gaspar

Net Edge Training, LLC works to bring you the best and most current practices in Goalkeeper training. Their courses are designed to address challenges keepers are facing in today’s game and focus on training that is not readily available in other programs. In addition, they always keep their coach-to-athlete ratio low to insure individual attention. [...]
Cody Wallace – Moorestown High School Offensive Lineman
By Anthony Caruso III for NJSI.net Cody Wallace, a Senior Moorestown High School Offensive Lineman, recently took time to do a Q & A feature interview with njsi.net. His Q & A feature interview is about his playing career. njsi.net: Could you talk about your overall experience playing football for Moorestown High School? Cody Wallace: [...]
Lacrosse: What Coaches Want in a Recruit
Here are a couple of nice videos presented by Kudda, which has thousands of free youth sports coaching videos. Georgetown Head Coach Ricky Fried explains some of the things he looks for in a recruit, while Johns Hopkins Head Coach Janine Tucker explains her views as well. Share on Facebook
Time to Get Your Early College Applications Out
Early Decision and Early Action deadlines are fast approaching for many universities and colleges. Just a quick heads up for you high school seniors out there. You may think you have plenty of time but you do not. Some schools have a November 1st deadline and those need to be post marked by today. Some are [...]
Profile on Running Back Dan Dash

Dan Dash, the Holy Cross High School Senior Running Back, recently took time to do an interview with njsi.net. His Q & A Feature Interview is about his playing career. njsi.net: You are from Willingboro. Did you ever think about going to Willingboro High School? And why did you chose to go to Holy Cross? [...]





Football: Become a Better Prospect
Bob Chmiel, NCSA’s Director of Football Operations and Educational Speaker, comments on the college recruitment process and gives tips on how to become a better student-athlete prospect. The segments were aired on a TV station in Buffalo and on FoxSPorts. Chmiel spent seven years as Notre Dame’s Director of Football Operations and Recruiting Coordinator/Assistant Coach. [...]
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