No. 6 St. Joseph-Metuchen’s third quarter run, Kretkowki’s 22, sink No. 5 Colonia, 58-40
With all due respect to those who returned, the full effect of off-season losses for defending GMC Tournament champion Colonia were on display Saturday afternoon in Metuchen. That’s where No. 6 St. Joseph went on a 14-7 third quarter run to top the fifth-ranked Patriots, 58-40 in a GMC Red American Division game that will…
2025 NJFCA Super 100 All-State team unveiled: 23 honorees from the Big Central Conference
The New Jersey Football Coaches Association has come out with the 2025 edition of its “Super 100” All-State team, with nearly two dozen Big Central Conference standouts being honored. The NJFCA Super 100 is chosen by coaches among its members, and 25 are recognized in each of four sections – Central, South, North 1 and…
It may be early, but there are some big boys’ games in the GMC this weekend
New divisional alignments and no guaranteed seeds in the GMC Tournament may give this year’s event a different look and feel, and while we’ve barely gotten the first week of play in the books in high school basketball for 2025-26, there are some games with big implications this weekend on the boys’ side. Starting this…
INSTANT REPLAY – GIRLS: No. 6 Somerville 52, Immaculata 44
Senior Kaylee Lauber scored a career high 30 points – and hit eleven straight free throws in crunch time in the fourth quarter – to power sixth-ranked Somerville to a 52-44 win at in-town rival Immaculata in a Skyland Conference Mountain Division game. Click below to listen to Mike Pavlichko call all the play-by-play from…
Lauber joins 1,000 point club, hits 11 straight late free throws for No. 6 Somerville to cement 52-44 win at in-town rival Immaculata
Scoring 1,000 points in a career is a milestone. Reaching a new career high is another great accomplishment. But in a game where neither team could seed to hit a free throw late – Immaculata to get closer or Somerville to pull away – senior Kaylee Lauber took over, and hit 11 of 12 free…
Mid-Week Girls’ Basketball Update: Several small schools off to good starts, while traditional powers keep things moving along
There’s not much you can say for the old standbys, and this is when they get particularly challenged. Just barely a week into high school basketball season, Rutgers Prep is 2-0, Gill St. Bernard’s is 1-0, and heavy GMC favorite St. Thomas Aquinas is 2-1. They’ll all load up plenty more wins as the season…
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