Enrique Corona, Romeo Carreto and Ramiro Rodriguez combined to win the 3x400-meter intermedidate hurdle race at the Union County Relays.
From volleyball dreams to one of NJ's greatest throwers, the senior at Delsea is closing in on breaking the NJ record in the discus.
The rising senior at Manalapan is the top returning finisher from the Meet of Champions.
The rising junior at Lawrenceville had a season for the ages on the track this past spring.
As a junior this past June, the Haddonfield star won the 3,200-meter title in dramatic and breathtaking fashion at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions.
In her first season of XC as a junior last year, Hollis ran 18:33 at Holmdel Park. That makes her the fastest returner in the state.
The rising senior at Westfield ran 15:59 at Holmdel Park, 15:41 at Warinanco Park, and 16:10 at Bowdoin during his rookie XC season on the trails last year.
The rising senior at Freehold Township has won 3 Meet of Champions titles in her career, including the XC championship last November.
The junior ran 15:43 to win the State Non-Public A XC title last fall, and ran a PR of 9:04.64 for 2 miles last spring.
The senior at Delbarton has run some of the fastest times in state history in the 800, mile, and 3,200.
The sophomore at Livingston is the state's top shot putter, and one of the best in the nation.
The senior at Scotch Plains-Fanwood took over the US No. 1 spot in the 55 hurdles with a 7.30 at the Varsity Classic at the NY Armory.
The senior at Howell won the Meet of Champions in the high jump last spring, and owns a PR of 5-8.
The senior at Bergen County Tech is the state leader this season in the 600, 800, and 1,000 meter distances.
The senior ran on four winning relays at the State Group 2 Relays last Monday at the Bennett Center in Toms River.
The senior at Williamstown launched a NJ No. 1/US No. 7 42-11.25 at the Freedom Games at Ocean Breeze last weekend.
The junior at Clayton has already captured two Meet of Champions titles in her career.
The senior at Hillsborough moved up to No. 3 on the state's all-time indoor list in the pole vault with a US No. 1 mark of 16-5.
The junior at Montgomery won the Skyland Conference Championship this past Tuesday in 19:25.
The junior ran 15:56 to win the A Division race and lead his team to victory at the Shore Coaches Invitational at Holmdel Park last Saturday.
The junior at Manalapan is undefeated this season and is coming off a course record 15:06 at the Six Flags Wild Safari Invitational.
The RBC senior won State Non-Public A titles in all 3 seasons last year, ran 18:26 at Holmdel Park and ran PR's in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 last spring.
As a junior last year, Riley won the State Group 1 title and ran 15:54 to place 12th at the Meet of Champions.
As a junior at Clifton last year, she won the North Jersey, Sec. 1 Group 4 title, the State Group 4 title, and was fifth at the Meet of Champions in 18:13.
The star at Union Catholic ran a Holmdel Park sophomore course record 15:35 last fall, and broke the state outdoor sophomore record in the 2-mile last spring.
The St. Rose star finished 4th at the XC Meet of Champions last year, making her the top returning finisher. O'Connor won 8 state titles as a junior last year.
The senior star at Kent Place owns the fastest time in the state in the 55-meter dash, and is ranked No. 3 in the 200m, and No. 4 in the 400m.
The junior at Pennsauken, who won the 400-meter hurdles at the Meet of Champions last June, is one of the biggest stars in the country.
The junior at Montgomery, who won the pole vault at the Meet of Champions last spring, cleared a New Jersey No. 1 12-0 last Monday.
The star sprinter smashed the Hudson County record in the 55m dash by running 6.38, which tied for No. 8 in state history.