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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By: Chris Nalwasky
Note: Our full girls tennis statewide postseason honors package is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 25, but we wanted to release our conference honors early.
| Each group has its favorite, a set of contenders and a few dark horses all in the hunt to win a state title on the bowling lanes.
By: Chris Nalwasky
| In June of 2021, Michael Zheng captured the NJSIAA state singles tournament title as a junior at Delbarton.
| Times of Trenton Season Review, 2024 Player of the Year
| From top to bottom, girls tennis players across the state had unforgettable years both individually and team wise helping them win championships.
New Jersey is full of supreme tennis talent from Sussex County to Cape May County.
By: Chris Nalwasky
| It's hard enough being a high school math teacher, and it is even harder when you combine that with being a tennis coach.
| On a team that had gone undefeated the two prior seasons and brought every starter back from a year ago, Pingry found itself still inserting two new freshmen into the lineup this fall.
By: Chris Nalwasky
| Nina Abalos tried to get the director to move the final round of the state singles tournament to another day last month.
By: Chris Nalwasky
| The 2024-25 New Jersey boys and girls bowling season is here.
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