High school athletes across Nassau County showcased their skills in recent competitions, from badminton’s individual champions to thrilling battles in soccer and field hockey. This roundup offers a concise view of the results, bringing local fans up to speed on the latest action.

Watchung Hills secured a shutout over Mount St. Mary in a recent field hockey matchup, thanks to leadership from Kelly. Though full game details remain undisclosed, the victory highlights Kelly’s pivotal role.

South Hunterdon continued its remarkable winning streak with a victory over Koinonia in a recent field hockey matchup. While the exact game details remain limited, the result underscores the team’s consistent success heading into the next phase of the season.

In a highly anticipated rivalry match, Haddon Heights shocked No. 13 Haddonfield by scoring a late equalizer to secure a tie. Despite a significant gap in records, the match ended even, offering a reminder that anything can happen when archrivals meet.

Mifflin County secured a key victory over State College thanks to three goals by forward Addie Fultz. All of her scoring came off corners, making Monday’s win a testament to effective set-piece execution.

New Jersey’s field hockey scene took center stage on September 25, with teams across the state showcasing their finest athletes. Though the full statistics remain behind paid access, the day’s leading performances underscore the sport’s growing popularity and competitive spirit.

Keene took on Bedford in a thrilling showdown that ended 3-2 in favor of the Blackbirds. The close margin showcased the high-energy play that defines New Hampshire high school field hockey.

Journey back to 2006 as we highlight New Jersey’s top high school field hockey teams that dominated the season. In our historical series, we revisit the standout teams that made the 2006 N.J. field hockey season unforgettable.