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Camden Catholic’s Sammy Spaulding proved that heart and determination can force will in the 2025 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships, delivering o...

Some wrestlers crumble under pressure—Blase Mele thrives in it. The Princeton High School senior didn’t have a perfect road to his 144-pound NJSIAA...

Greatness isn’t given—it’s earned, and Ryan Burton has proven himself worthy of wrestling’s highest honors. The St. Joseph Regiona senior capped of...

The opening rounds of the NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships are always unpredictable, but today’s action took it to another level. From top see...

Red Bank Catholic claimed a narrow victory over St. Rose, winning 54-53 in the South Jersey, Non-Public A semifinal playoff bout.

The biggest weekend in New Jersey high school wrestling is finally here—the 2025 NJSIAA State Championships in Atlantic City. Months of grinding i...

In a gripping encounter at the NJSIAA Tournament quarterfinal, Seton Hall Prep downed St. Joseph Regional with a nail-biting 52-49 victory.

 

For Sonny Amato, the spotlight isn’t just on him—it follows him. The Rumson-Fair Haven standout has already cemented himself as one of New Jersey’s elite.

For Andrew Bouchard, Region 5 was about more than just a championship—it was about redemption.

In an exhilarating playoff matchup at Linden High, the Linden Tigers overcame the Phillipsburg Stateliners with a decisive 65-50 victory, advancing to face top-seeded Plainfield in the next round.

In a riveting Camden County Tournament final, Paul VI clinched the title with a 58-54 victory over Camden.

For Cranford’s Jordan Chapman, this wrestling season has been a culmination of years of grit, dominance, and unforgettable moments on the mat. The senior standout recently secured his 100th career pin, adding yet another chapter to his storied career.