Chris Faytok is the High School Sports Director at NJ Advance Media, specializing in covering local sports in New Jersey, with a focus on Atlantic City. With a passion for high school athletics, Chris provides comprehensive coverage of football games, playoffs, and championships, as well as wrestling events in the region.
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Chris Faytok's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly football and wrestling in New Jersey. If you have insights or access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes stories related to high school football championships, NJSIAA games, or wrestling in the New Jersey area, your pitch could be a great fit for his coverage.
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Check out photos for Woodbridge at Colonia
By: Chris Faytok
Woodbridge defeated crosstown Colonia to win the township's Bragging Rights Trophy in Colonia, Sept. 21, 2024
By: Chris Faytok
The Metuchen Bulldogs won the contest, 1-0 over Sayreville in the GMC field hockey showdown
By: Chris Faytok
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights travel to Lincoln, Nebraska for a Big Ten football showdown with the Nebraska Cornhuskers
By: Chris Faytok
The Bees take on the Chiefs in the opening round of the NJSIAA North 1, Group 5 football playoffs
By: Chris Faytok
The Highlanders make the trip to face the Barrons in the North 2, Group 4 sectional semifinal playoff game in Woodbridge
By: Chris Faytok
Our HS sports photos like the ones above put you right up close with the action and the whole experience.
By: Chris Faytok
Only two more weeks of playoff football left in the 2024 season. Up next, the semifinal round of the NJSIAA/Xfinity state football championships.
By: Chris Faytok
The Fighting Illini travel to Piscataway to face Rutgers in the final home game of the season
By: Chris Faytok
The 2024 football state championship matchups are set. Fourteen teams are either heading to MetLife Stadium or Rutgers - and seven teams
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