NJSIAA

It's been a series of peaks and valleys over the last few seasons for the Lakewood Piners and they've hit bottom and are trying to get back up.

If 2019 was building from the ground up, then this season's version of the Colts Neck Cougars is poised for another roaring performance on the football field with a large group of juniors leading the way.

Dom Lepore takes over as Manalapan's head coach, but style and expectations won't change for one of the Shore Conference's most consistent programs.

Stretching the virtual event to two days will afford expanded opportunities for everyone involved to get their say.

“The Case for High School Sports”
By  Colleen Maguire, NJSIAA Chief Operating Officer
During the past five months, the lives of our student-athletes have changed drastically.  Last March, NJSIAA made the difficult decision to shut down high school sports...

The NJSIAA has moved two fall sports to a newly-created third season as part of its updated return-to-play guidelines.

The New Jersey fall high school sports season remains on course to begin in October.
Even if all schools in New Jersey shift to all-remote learning, student-athletes will still be able to play sports, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday during his press briefing...

Colleen Maguire shared her thoughts on the challenges that face her organization and the chances for a fall season.

With Phase 1 of summer workouts set to begin on Monday in some districts, the NJSIAA sent out guidelines for Phase 2.

The NJSIAA has issued its Phase 1 guidelines regarding a fall season resumption of high school sports.

The NJSIAA released an update regarding the return of high school sports.

The NJSIAA will allow student-athletes to transfer without penalty for the 2020-2021 academic year as part of its COVID-19 package.