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By: Bakari Tice
After an indoor season packed with electric performances and a flurry of state-record breakthroughs, The Garden State's top track and field athletes are gearing up to take their talents outdoors for the 2026 spring season.
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| New Jersey has a long tradition of turning out some of the nation's top high school distance runners, year after year.
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One of the Garden State's best sprint squads secured this year's Penn Relays 4x100 Northeast title after Saturday's action at Franklin Field.
By: Bakari Tice
High School Sports Reporter
Union Catholic’s Ciaran Brosnan has been among the state’s top 800-meter runners all season, competing alongside teammates Keandre Kelly and Quintin Clemon
By: Bakari Tice
Hackensack’s Seven Garcia entered the spring riding the momentum of a standout indoor season that included a Meet of Champions title in the 400 meters, and
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North Brunswick senior Jamell Wilmote entered the outdoor season with high expectations following his victory in the 55-meter dash at the indoor Meet of Ch
By: Bakari Tice
The 2026 N.J. outdoor track and field season is in the books. NJ.com is going conference by conference and recognizing the athletes, coaches and teams who delivered most this spring.
These are all the key dates and competitions to watch for during the 2026 N.J. cross country season.
By: Bakari Tice
The 2026 cross-country season is shaping up to be every bit as competitive as last year, thanks to a wealth of elite talent returning on both the boys and girls sides.
