John Lewis

Carter Williams' first win of the season was a memorable one. The Keyport senior held Asbury Park hitless for five innings and got the kind of run

Ryan Byrne went 3-for-3, stole seven bases and scored four runs as Keyport completed a doubleheader sweep of Asbury Park with a five-inning, 16-5 win.

Ryan Calvario allowed one hit over four scoreless innings and Jayden Pena drove in three runs, as Don Bosco Prep, No. 3 in the NJ.com statewide Top 20, defeated Old Tappan, 14-3, in five innings.

Nate Jones and Jamie Duffy rapped two hits each as Notre Dame defeated Steinert, 7-4, at Father John D'Onofrio Field in Lawrenceville.

Randis Rosaio had four hits and Jesus Bandala notched three, as Passaic defeated host West Milford, 12-5, for its third straight win.

Giuliana Terranova had three hits, including a double, and drove in three runs as Hasbrouck Heights defeated Cresskill, 17-7.

Audubon softball coach Erin Small earns 400th win as Copsetta shuts down Bordentown

John Walker’s record-breaking running shoes and several Otago rugby items from as far back as 1916 are among 201 lots of sporting memorabilia up...

| There was a lesson to be learned, not just in what happened Saturday, when the Gloucester Tech baseball team got a pair of dominating