
Athletes of the Week
These are our final Athletes of the Week for the winter. Congrats to all those who have been honored this season.
February 26, 2020
Arthur L. Johnson
Lily Gull
Nick Sofianakos
Westfield
Luke Hoerle
Maddie Katz

Cranford Repeats As Union County Softball Champions
Cranford found itself in a familiar position on Wednesday night. The same cannot be said about head coach Melissa Moreno. Moreno was looking to lead the Cougars to a Union County Championship in her first season in the dugout as head coach. After a five-run first...

Scotch Plains-Fanwood Boys Win 4th Straight Union County Volleyball Title, And The Raiders Captured The JV Crown
For the fourth straight time, Scotch Plains-Fanwood stands atop Union County. The Raiders, ranked No. 2 in the NJ.com Top 20, took down No. 9 Union 25-19, 25-22 for the conference championship on Wednesday at Kean University. The SPF JV team also won the county title,...

Union County Softball Final And County Volleyball Finals Slated for Wednesday, May 18
The Union County Tournament Championships in varsity softball and JV and varsity boys volleyball are scheduled for Wednesday, May 18 at Kean University. In the county volleyball championships, top-seeded Scotch Plains-Fanwood will take on third-seeded Summit in the JV...

Oak Knoll Knocks Off No. 1 Summit to win Union County Girls Lacrosse Championship
There isn’t much guesswork when Summit and Oak Knoll meet, particularly on the first week in May in what has turned into an annual tradition in the Union County Tournament championship game. But this time, Gianna Sgroi had a trick up her sleeve—and she waited until...

Union Catholic Sweeps Team Titles, Nine Meet Records Broken At Union County Relay Championships
Union Catholic swept the team titles, four more meet records were smashed, and a flurry of fast times were thrown down when the highly entertaining 78th Union County Relays concluded on Monday at Gary Kehler Stadium in Westfield. The UC girls made a huge statement by...

Summit Wins The Boys Union County Lacrosse Championship
Heavy is the head that wears the crown, or so Bill Shakespeare said. So seniors John Murray and Dylan Sebastian simply switched to hats. Murray reached three goals before the third quarter was completed, Sebastian earned his hat trick with just under eight minutes...