Lauren Knego is a high school sports reporter for NJ.com, specializing in boys soccer, girls basketball, and girls lacrosse. She is also a hockey wife and proud mother. Lauren's articles cover local sports news, including rankings, stats, game recaps, and player profiles.
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Lauren Knego's focus is on local sports, specifically girls' basketball in New Jersey. She primarily covers events and cites data to support her articles. Pitching stories with local relevance such as human-interest pieces about players or teams, insights into game statistics, or upcoming events within the New Jersey girls' basketball scene would likely be well-received by Lauren. Additionally, offering exclusive access to photos from games could also capture her interest.
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By: Lauren Knego, Jake Aferiat
There's just one day left to the 2024 boys soccer season — the public finals. Those are on Sunday afternoon at Franklin.
By: Jake Aferiat, Lauren Knego
GROUP 2 FINAL PREVIEW Sunday, Nov. 24 at Franklin High School | BRACKET
By: Lauren Knego, Jake Aferiat
GROUP 4 FINAL PREVIEW Sunday, Nov. 24 at Franklin High School | BRACKET Scotch Plains-Fanwood (19-1-2) vs. Southern (18-5-1), 12:30
By: Lauren Knego, Jake Aferiat
| The NJSIAA boys soccer tournament will officially come to a close on Sunday with four Group finals.
Shawnee, ranked No. 6 in the NJ.com Top 20, won its first NJSIAA Group 3 final since 2006 with a 2-0 victory over No. 12 Randolph on Sunday at Franklin High School.
| Shawnee, ranked No. 6 in the NJ.com Top 20, won its first NJSIAA Group 3 final since 2006 with a 2-0 victory over No. 12 Randolph on Sunday at Franklin High School.
By: Lauren Knego
Aidan Donnelly gave Southern its first state title in program history.
Waldwick faced off against Haddon Township in the NJSIAA Group 1 final for the fourth time since 2011 on Sunday afternoon, and won its first NJSIAA Group 1 since 2022.
| Waldwick faced off against Haddon Township in the NJSIAA Group 1 final for the fourth time since 2011 on Sunday afternoon, and won its first NJSIAA Group 1 since 2022.
By: Lauren Knego
| After 94 minutes of soccer Sterling was crowned Group 2 champions. Sterling won its first title since 1976 with a 3-2 win over Harrison on Sunday night at Franklin High School.
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