Author: JJ Conrad

The tradition stayed alive in the most untraditional summer in Cranford, as the Cougars proved they are the No. 1 team in New Jersey in the Last Dance World Series.

A season filled with hope and promise in Cranford was taken from them three months ago. But now, the Cougars got their coveted title at the Last Dance World Series.

Behind Will Gallagher’s 1-hit masterpiece against one of the most dangerous lineups in New Jersey, Cranford is on its way to the Last Dance World Series North Championship Game.

The adversity Bergen Catholic faced Tuesday was nothing compared to what it has faced the past few months and now the Crusaders are among the final four teams still standing in the Last Dance World Series.

The Super Football Conference revealed its revised 2020 schedule on Thursday and Inside Varsity Sports takes an early look at some of the top storylines among North Jersey’s ‘Big 6’ football programs.

If the name sounds familiar, it should. It’s now Caden Dana’s turn to leave his mark on Don Bosco Prep baseball, following in the footsteps of his two older brothers.

Lukas Tsai was denied an opportunity to be an everyday member of Bergen Catholic’s varsity team this spring. Now, though, he’s offering a glimpse of what’s to come.

Don Bosco Prep, the No. 1 seed in the North, needed a major comeback to survive a scare from No. 16 Gov. Livingston on Tuesday in the North Round of 16.

Denied an opportunity to build on a historic 2019 season, Ridgewood is now one of 16 teams left still standing in the North in the Last Dance World Series Tournament.

Lodi’s Chase Geisler and his senior teammates never got the opportunity to try and dethrone Rutherford for an NJIC league title. That’s what made Wednesday’s Last Dance World Series game so important against the rival Bulldogs.