Pingry visits TD Bank Park in Bridgewater Saturday to meet Montgomery in Skyland Conference crossover
After rolling with an underclassman-heavy squad last year, there’s no shortage of familiar faces in the Pingry dugout this season. The Big Blue have brought back almost their entire roster, graduating only four seniors from the 2025 season. Pingry’s offense returns several hitters who played key roles at a young age, as three of the…
Montgomery has been tested early, looking to heat up as weather gets warmer for Saturday battle with Pingry at TD Bank Park
Peter Mueller – the veteran skipper who has been the Montgomery baseball coach for a quarter century, racking up over 300 wins – knows a thing or two about getting a team ready for the season. He felt really confident about his team heading into 2026 with a good mix of veterans and younger players,…
Watchung Hills “steals” walk-off, 7-6 win over Bridgewater-Raritan to sweep two-game set
Just when you thought you’ve seen it all, you haven’t. Way back in the first inning of Watchung Hills’ Skyland Conference Delaware Division home game against Bridgewater-Raritan Thursday – heard live on Central Jersey Sports Radio – first baseman Max Payne did something he may never, ever do again. He broke his bat – a…
Watchung Hills looks for midweek sweep, 3-1 start in battle against Bridgewater-Raritan
As the ground continues to thaw — and the wind continues to whip, as it did Tuesday — Watchung Hills’ offense has stayed hot, on the way to a 2-1 start. The Warriors have scored 22 runs in three games, an average of just over seven per contest. And they’ll take their solid play back…
Bridgewater-Raritan still figuring things out as Panthers head up to Watchung Hills seeking series split
A look at the score from Tuesday’s 9-1 loss to Watchung Hills doesn’t quite tell the whole story of how that game went down. It was a 2-1 game until Bridgewater-Raritan got dinked and dunked to the tune of four runs by the Warriors, and it ended up being a 9-1 final. Maybe a more…
INSTANT REPLAY: East Brunswick Magnet 17, New Brunswick 10
Despite jumping out to a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning, East Brunswick Magnet had to rally late, scoring 12 runs combined in the fifth and sixth innings to beat New Brunswick, 17-10, and sweep a two-game series from the Zebras in GMC Blue Division action. Click below to listen to Mike…
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