The Greater Middlesex and Mid-State conferences have voted to merge for football beginning in 2021, creating a 61-team league that is expected to increase scheduling opportunities and competitive balance for all members, according to GMC football committee chairman Ben LaSala. Click here for full story.
Some of the biggest names in college football, including Ohio State University’s Urban Meyer, already have made their way to St. Joseph High School to inquire in person about New Jersey’s top recruit and one of the nation’s most heralded offensive linemen. Click here for full story.
On Feb. 4, Mayor Brian Wahler plans to wear team colors while supporting the Philadelphia Eagles and Piscataway favorite son Malcolm Jenkins in the Super Bowl game against the New England Patriots. Wahler, who watched Sunday's game, said he's like to see someone with ties to Piscataway get a bowl ring. Jenkins was raised in Piscataway and ...
South Brunswick’s Justin Shorter and Sayreville’s Elijah Clark, both 2017 Home News Tribune first-team All-Greater Middlesex Conference football selections, each signed a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday, making their college commitments official. Click here for full story.
As the architect of a football team that completed one of the greatest turnarounds in state history last weekend with the high school’s first sectional championship in 34 years, Middlesex head coach P.J. Jankowicz looks at last season as the program’s turning point. Click here for full story.