NJSIAA

Colleen Maguire has been named the first woman executive director in the history of the NJSIAA

Ref. Alan Maloney says NJSIAA bowed to media frenzy.

This “open letter” is addressed to you as a result of the growing frustration parents are feeling as related to the unnecessary “broad brush” restrictions of spectators not permitted at indoor athletic events.

Public school football state championship games are on the horizon after the NJSIAA passed a resolution to change its constitution.

With Governor Phil Murphy announcing the resumption of organized indoor sports for Saturday, the NJSIAA winter season remains on track for a mid-to-late-January start.

NJSIAA Chief Operating Officer Colleen Maguire discusses the fall season, changes to the winter sports calendar, the spring season and more.
 
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The start to the 2020-21 high school basketball season in N.J. will be delayed by more than a month and the NJSIAA will not sponsor a postseason state tournament.

The NJSIAA has announced major changes to the winter sports calendar, including moving wrestling to "Season 3" with a start date of March 1.

NOTE: Matchups will be posted as they are announced. This page will be continuously updated as more information becomes available, i.e. pod structure, etc.
 
Teams in COVID shutdown:
Point Boro (through end of season), Ocean (through Nov. 14)...

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.