There were multiple state records and NJ class records broken and several NJ No. 1 performances produced over the last week.
Bartlett, who won the 2-mile, and Sheppard, the 800 champ, both ran two of the fastest times in U.S. high school indoor history at The Circuit NYC meet.
Langon ran the third fastest time in NCAA history in the 3K and Clevenger smashed the NCAA Division 3 5K record on Friday.
The junior at Lawrenceville dropped a 9:42.38 at the Midle Atlantic Prep League Championships on Saturday!
The junior at Rowan ran 3:59.41 on Friday at Ocean Breeze to become the 37th NJ high school graduate to go sub 4 in the mile!
Dolan starred at Hopewell Valley High in NJ and at Villanova
Donohue, one of the greastest track and field atheltes in New Jersey history, is a member of multiple Hall of Fames.
The senior at Eastern, one of the biggest recruits in NJ history, won 3 National Championships and smashed 2 NJ records last spring.
The meet was held on Sunday at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The 118th Millrose Games were held on Sunday at the Nike Track and Field Center at the Armory in New York.
The foursome of Abbey Robisky, Sophia Thompson, Aubrey Devers and Paige Sheppard dropped an 8:40.07 to take nearly 6 seconds off the national record!
The meet was held on Saturday at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The meet was held on Friday night at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
Sheppard placed second in the mile in 4:40.29 to shatter the NJ record by nearly 3 seconds at the New Balance Grand Prix meet on Saturday in Boston.
The meet was held on Friday at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The meet was held on Friday at Ocean Breeze on Staten Island.
Dwyer, an All-American miler, coached some of the greastest teams in NJ history at Essex Catholic and won an NCAA title as coach at Manhattan University.
Hengel, who coached at Clearview for 5 decades, is a member of the Gloucester County Hall of Fame.
The meet was held on Sunday at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The meet was held on Saturday at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The meet was held on Friday night at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The Vikings ran a NJ record 11:18.75, the second fastest time in U.S. high school history, on Friday in Virginia Beach.
Woodstown became first team from Salem County to win a state relay title in 40 years!
CBA and the UC girls both won for the 11th straight time, and Villa Walsh and the boys won 4th titles in a row at the Bennett Center in Toms River on Wednesday.
The junior at Lawrenceville was the top finisher for the U.S. team at Saturday's race in Tallahassee, Florida.
The meet was held on Wednesday night at the New York City Armory.
The junior at North Brunswick broke the Middlesex County record and became just the 10th NJ athlete to ever make 7-0 indoors.
The Union Catholic girls raised their county record streak to 12 straight with a meet record 78 points, and the Elizabeth boys won their 3rd title in a row.
The senior at Eastern ran 2:07.73 to win the 800 on Saturday at the New York Armory.
Jevon Ledgister of St. Peter's Prep smashed the NJ sophomore records in the 55m and 300m at Saturday's 71st Bishop Loughlin Games.