Chris Nalwasky is a sports reporter specializing in high school sports in New Jersey. With a background in covering Rutgers Athletics, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his reporting. He is also an author and has a passion for capturing the stories and achievements of local athletes.
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Chris Nalwasky's work predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school-level basketball and bowling. Given the nature of his coverage, he may be interested in receiving information about upcoming games or tournaments, outstanding individual performances from these local events, or any significant records broken.
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| Samuel Chevere provided the offense explosion with goals in Bergenfield's 3-2 victory over Tenafly in Tenafly.
By: Chris Nalwasky
| Nick Fuchs scored twice in Mahwah's 4-1 victory against Ridgefield Park in Mahwah.
Jeeya Patel scored and recorded an assist in Hillsborough 2-1 victory against Somerville in Hillsborough.
By: Chris Nalwasky
Laura Galeano proved she is the top player in Hudson County once again as she captured her third-straight first singles title at the Hudson County
By: Chris Nalwasky
| Note: Please check back later for added details, quotes and photos. All gas, no brakes.
By: Chris Nalwasky
Christian LaFonte scored a 15-yard touchdown to give fourth-seeded Marlboro a 22-16 win in overtime over fifth-seeded Toms River South in the first
By: Chris Nalwasky
Every girls tennis county, conference, invitational and state tournament is in the books for 2024. Look back with us at each of the winners below.
By: Chris Nalwasky
Lawrenceville edged Peddie and the rest of the field at the Mid-Atlantic Prep League Tournament this past Saturday at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania.
By: Chris Nalwasky
| Second-seeded Old Bridge, No. 14 in the NJ.com Top 20, outlasted top-seeded and No. 13 Hunterdon Central in three sets, 25-15, 21-25, 25-20, in
| The fall signing period opens on Wednesday with Class of 2025 committed players in all sports besides football eligible to sign their financial aid agreements to make their decisions official.
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