Greg Tartaglia is a local journalist and researcher for the North Jersey Media Group, with a focus on covering sports in the North Jersey area. His articles often highlight standout performances and achievements in girls basketball, as well as covering other local sports news. His work has also been featured on Yahoo Sports.
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Greg Tartaglia's coverage is highly focused on local sports, particularly high school girls' basketball and volleyball, as well as football. He seems to be interested in covering events and making announcements related to these sports.
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After an exciting season, the following players have been selected to the 2024 All-North Jersey girls volleyball teams.
After an exciting season, the following players have been selected to the 2024 All-North Jersey girls tennis teams.
By: Greg Tartaglia
With the girls basketball season getting underway, here are the top North Jersey players to keep an eye on this winter.
By: Greg Tartaglia
Take a team-by-team look at girls basketball teams from the Big North Conference and North Jersey Interscholastic Conference.
By: Greg Tartaglia
greg tartaglia, northjersey.com EAST RUTHERFORD − Hank the Bike Kid has a new title: Steve DiGregorio “Young Man of the Year.”
By: Greg Tartaglia
Greg Tartaglia, NorthJersey.com Brent Beswick has seen just about every big moment in Northern Highlands hockey history.
By: Greg Tartaglia
The Midwest and North Jersey will have a lot in common on Monday night: Irish eyes and Buckeyes focused on the College Football Playoff National Championship.
Park Ridge senior Allie Shenloogian became the 126th New Jersey girls basketball player to score 2,000 career points in the Owls' 58-35 win against Cresskill on Tuesday in Park Ridge.
By: Greg Tartaglia
greg tartaglia, northjersey.com The first 300 game that William Muñoz bowled was a birthday present.
By: Greg Tartaglia
Giovanna Burress has found a way to carve out her own athletic niche. The DePaul Catholic freshman is “The Basketball Burress”.
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