Aspen will be open to accept spring sports registration from February 7 to March 5, 2024.  Spring sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are: Baseball, Softball, Boys & Girls Lacrosse, Boys Tennis, Boys Volleyball, Boys & Girls Track & Field, and Boys & Girls Golf. Click here for start dates and tryout information. 

If your child is interested in participating in spring sports, please log into your parent Aspen account, click on Page Directory on left hand side, then click on North Sport.  Fill out the Consent for Participation Form and Health History Update (these forms must be completed for each sports season your child participates).  A valid physical form must be on file in the health office, meaning one that has not expired within 365 days of the sport’s start date.

There is a requirement for students to complete for sports registration.  Student-athletes must go into their student Aspen account, click on Page Directory, click on NH Student, and complete the Sport Wellness Acknowledgement Form.  Students will need to watch the NJSIAA Opioid information video and read the Sudden Cardiac Death pamphlet from NJDOE then click Yes for each and submit the form.  These two items are in the parent Consent for Participation Form, but students need to also acknowledge that they have read/watched the items before they can participate in sports.

ImPact baseline test for concussions is required for sports and is valid for two years. Starting this year, Impact test will be done online. All registered athletes will be sent a personalized link via their school email to complete Impact test at home prior to the start of sports practice. Only new students or those whose test has expired will have to complete the Impact test (primarily freshmen and juniors). If you are unsure if an Impact test is needed, run the Checklist Report at the bottom of North Sport section in Aspen to show what requirements are missing.

If you have any questions about sports registration, please contact the Athletics Office at (908) 713-4199, option 4.

Aspen will be open to accept winter sports registration from October 16 through November 13, 2023.  Winter sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are: Boys & Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Fencing, Boys & Girls Wrestling, Boys & Girls Indoor Track, Boys & Girls Swimming, Cheerleading-Wrestling & Competition Squad, and Basketball Dance Team. NEW this season – Ice Hockey! Ice Hockey will be a joint team with Voorhees. Click here for start dates and tryout information. (Registration for Unified Bowling and Unified Basketball will open on or around November 1^st.)

If your child is interested in participating in winter sports, please log into your parent Aspen account, click on Page Directory on left hand side, then click on North Sport.  Fill out the Consent for Participation Form and Health History Update (these forms must be completed for each sports season your child participates).  A valid physical form must be on file in the health office, meaning one that has not expired within 365 days of the sport’s start date.

There is a requirement for students to complete for sports registration.  Student-athletes must go into their student Aspen account, click on Page Directory, click on NH Student, and complete the Sport Wellness Acknowledgement Form.  Students will need to watch the NJSIAA Opioid information video and read the Sudden Cardiac Death pamphlet from NJDOE then click Yes for each and submit the form.  These two items are in the parent Consent for Participation Form, but students need to also acknowledge that they have read/watched the items before they can participate in sports.

ImPact baseline test for concussions is required for sports and is valid for two years. Starting this year, Impact test will be done online. All registered athletes will be sent a personalized link via their school email to complete Impact test at home prior to the start of sports practice. Only new students or those whose test has expired will have to complete the Impact test (primarily freshmen and juniors). If you are unsure if an Impact test is needed, run the Checklist Report at the bottom of North Sport section in Aspen to show what requirements are missing.

If you have any questions about winter sports registration, please contact the Athletics Office at (908) 713-4199, option 4.

Aspen, the North Hunterdon-Voorhees district’s student information system, is now open to accept required annual health forms for the 2023-2024 school year and registration forms for Fall sports. Parents can register their student for Fall sports from July 10 through August 4, 2023.  All forms must be filled out in Aspen, with the exception of the physical form. Physical forms are required for sports and intramurals and for any student new to the high school district.

Freshmen parents – if you did not receive the automated email to set up your parent Aspen account, please contact our database manager, Sherri DiMarcello, at sdimarcello@nhvweb.net and she will resend the information to you.

ALL PARENTS – Annual Health Forms:

Health forms must be completed annually in Aspen for every student. Log into your parent Aspen account and click on Page Directory on left hand side.  Click on Health Forms to fill out all required health forms for the new school year. If you filled out health forms for summer intramurals, you do not have to fill them out again.   

INCOMING FRESHMEN AND FALL SPORTS ATHLETES – Physicals:

All incoming freshmen and new students to the district must turn in a valid physical by August 1^st to the school’s health office.

For Fall sports athletes who need to submit a new physical, we recommend a valid physical be turned into the health office at least two weeks prior to start date of the sport so there is no delay in practicing. School physician must review all physicals before athlete is cleared to start practice. A valid physical is one that is dated within 365 days of the start date of the sport.

The original and signed physical form must be dropped off or mailed to the health office – keep a copy for your records. The only exception is freshmen parents can turn in a photocopy of a current physical as their child’s previous school may have the original. For a blank physical form, please visit the health office website – http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/healthoffice/.

REGISTRATION FOR FALL SPORTS AND MARCHING BAND:

The Fall sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are listed below with names of the head coaches. Please click here for start dates for each sport. To register your student for Fall sports or marching band, log into your parent Aspen account and click on Page Directory on left hand side. Click on North Sport to fill out the required sports registration forms.  You will select the sport of choice or band in the Consent for Participation Form. You can run a checklist report at the bottom of the North Sport section to see if you are missing any required forms. For help navigating the North Sport section, please click here for assistance.

ImPact baseline test for concussions is required and is valid for two years. Starting this year, Impact test will be done online. All registered athletes will be sent a personalized link via their school email to complete Impact test at home prior to the start of sports practice. Only new students or those whose test has expired will have to complete the Impact test (primarily freshmen and juniors).

A valid physical form must be on file, which means it has not expired within 365 days of the start date of practice (see link above for start dates). 

Athlete’s Responsibility for Sports Registration:

There is one form that student-athletes must fill out themselves in their own student Aspen account for sports registration. Athletes need to log into their student Aspen account, click on Page Directory on left hand side, then click on NH Student, and complete the Sports Wellness Acknowledgement Form. In the form, athletes will review the Sudden Cardiac Arrest pamphlet from NJ Department of Education and the Opioid Video from NJSIAA. Make sure they click Submit at bottom of form so the form goes through.

If you have any questions about required forms, please contact the health office at 908-713-4171. Any questions about Fall sports, please reach out to the head coach listed below or the NHHS Athletics Office at 908-713-4199.

Below is the list of fall sports offered at North Hunterdon High School and the head coaches if you have any questions:

Boys Cross Country:   Head Coach Tom Higgins: thiggins@nhvweb.net

Girls Cross Country:   Head Coach Tim Mooney: tmooney@nhvweb.net

Football:                     Head Coach Carl (CJ) Robinson: crobinson@nhvweb.net

Field Hockey:             Head Coach Amy Masters: amasters@nhvweb.net

Gymnastics:               Head Coach Tara McGourty: tmcgourty@nhvweb.net

Boys Soccer:              Head Coach Austin Van-Spanje: avan-spanje@nhvweb.net

Girls Soccer:              Head Coach Steve Delorenzo:  sdelorenzo@nhvweb.net

Girls Tennis:               Head Coach Abbie Conlon: aconlon@nhvweb.net

Girls Volleyball:          Head Coach Kirk Hissner: khissner@nhvweb.net

Cheerleading:             Head Coach Noreen Stansberry: nstansberry@nhvweb.net

Marching Band:          Band Director Charlie Hopta: chopta@nhvweb.net

Parents can register their student for Fall sports from July 5 through August 5, 2022 in Aspen.  All forms must be filled out in Aspen, with the exception of the physical form. Physical forms are required for sports and intramural registration and for any student new to the high school district.

Freshmen parents – if you did not receive the automated email to set up your parent Aspen account, please contact our database manager, Sherri DiMarcello, at sdimarcello@nhvweb.net and she will resend the information to you.

All Parents – Annual Health Forms:

Log into your parent Aspen account and click on Page Directory on left hand side.  Click on Health Forms to fill out all required health forms for the new school year. If you filled out health forms for summer intramurals, you do not have to fill them out again.   

Physicals:

All incoming freshmen and new students to the district must turn in a valid physical by August 1^st. We recommend fall sports athletes also turn in a valid physical at least two weeks prior to start of sport so there is no delay in starting. The original and signed physical form must be dropped off to the health office (use Rt. 31 front entrance as courtyard is closed) or mailed to the health office – keep a copy for your records. The only exception is freshmen parents can turn in a photocopy of physical as their child’s previous school may have the original. For a blank physical form, please visit the health office website – http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/healthoffice/.

Fall Sports and Marching Band:

The Fall sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are listed below with names of the head coaches. Please click here for start dates for each sport. To register your student for Fall sports or marching band, log into your parent Aspen account and click on Page Directory on left hand side. Click on North Sport to fill out the required sports registration forms.  You will select the sport of choice in the Consent for Participation Form. You can run a checklist report at the bottom of the North Sport section to see if you are missing any required forms. For help navigating the North Sport section, please click here for assistance.

ImPact baseline test for concussions will be done by the athletic trainer and it is valid for two years.  ImPact test dates will be added to the link above in the next week so please check back. Only students who never had an ImPact test (i.e. incoming freshmen or new students) or whose test has expired after two years (most juniors) will need to attend testing dates.

A valid physical form must be on file, which means it has not expired within 365 days of the start date of practice (see link above for start dates). The school doctor must review all physical forms so please turn in the physical form as soon as possible so your child is not delayed from practicing on the first day.

Athlete’s Responsibility for Sports Registration:

There is one form that student-athletes must fill out themselves in their own student Aspen account for sports registration. Athletes need to log into their student Aspen account, click on Page Directory on left hand side, then click on NH Student, and complete the Sports Wellness Acknowledgement Form. In the form, athletes will review the Sudden Cardiac Arrest pamphlet from NJDOE and the Opioid Video from NJSIAA. Make sure they click Submit at bottom of form so the form goes through.

For freshmen athletes – The technology department creates the student Aspen and Google email accounts for all incoming freshmen and their login information will be listed in the parent’s Aspen account after July 6^th when we rollover the system for new school year. Parents will find the information by logging into their parent Aspen account, clicking on Family top tab, clicking on student’s name, then clicking on Technology tab along the top row, see screenshot below. Email address and password listed will allow freshman to sign into their school Gmail and Google Drive accounts. To access Aspen, students will go to Aspen login page, http://aspen.nhvweb.net/, log in using AASP button, and then sign in through Google with their school email address and password as listed under the Technology tab.

If you have any questions about required forms, please contact the health office at 908-713-4171. Any questions about fall sports, please reach out to the head coach listed below or the NHHS Athletics Office at 908-713-4199.

Below is the list of fall sports offered at North Hunterdon High School and the head coaches if you have any questions:

Boys Cross Country:   Head Coach Tom Higgins thiggins@nhvweb.net

Girls Cross Country:   Head Coach Tim Mooney tmooney@nhvweb.net

Football:                     Head Coach Kevin Kley:  kkley@nhvweb.net

Field Hockey:             Head Coach Geoff Chrisman: gchrisman@nhvweb.net

Gymnastics:               Head Coach Tara McGourty: tmcgourty@nhvweb.net

Boys Soccer:              Head Coach Austin Van-Spanje: avan-spanje@nhvweb.net

Girls Soccer:              Head Coach Steve Delorenzo  sdelorenzo@nhvweb.net

Girls Tennis:               Head Coach Leslie Holt: lholt@nhvweb.net

Girls Volleyball:          Head Coach Kirk Hissner: khissner@nhvweb.net

Cheerleading:             Head Coach Noreen Stansberry: nstansberry@nhvweb.net

Marching Band:          Band Director Charlie Hopta: chopta@nhvweb.net

Unified Soccer:           Head Coaches Chelsea Manner, cmanner@nhvweb.net (Unified Sports^® joins people with and without disabilities on the same team)

Dear North Hunterdon Parents/Guardians:

A few North Hunterdon High School sports teams will be running summer intramurals/workouts during the summer of 2022, including: Field Hockey, Football, and Boys & Girls Lacrosse. If your child is interested in participating in one or more of the above sports’ workouts, registration is required in Aspen, see instructions below. Other sports are running summer camps through outside organizations (some are age restrictive) and you can view those offerings on the athletics website, click here.

Schedule:
Summer intramurals will begin after June 15^th. For specific start dates, please check the summer intramural/workout schedule on the athletics website: click here and scroll to bottom.  If you have any questions, please email the coach for that sport.

Registration Window:
Registration in Aspen is required for summer intramurals/workouts and Aspen will be open to complete registration forms from today, May 31^st through June 13^th. 

Instructions to Complete Registration:
If your child would like to participate in a summer intramural/workout, please log into your parent Aspen account, and on the homepage click on Page Directory on left hand side. Then click on North Intramural.  Fill out the Consent for Participation Form and Health History Update. In the Consent for Participation Form, you will select “Intramurals-Summer” as this selection allows your child to participate in more than one intramural/workout without having to register twice.

Your child must also have a valid physical on file in the North Hunterdon health office to participate; physical must be dated within one year of the start date of summer intramural to be valid. A valid ImPact baseline concussion test is also required if your child has not had one or it expired (mostly applies to rising freshmen and juniors); dates for ImPact testing will be as follows: June 1st (Football & Girls Lacrosse) at 5:30pm in Room 212, and June 2nd (Field Hockey and Boys Lacrosse at 5:30pm in Room 212. These are the only dates in which you can complete the ImPact Test and if you do not complete the ImPact Test you will have to wait until the Fall. This means you will not be able to participate in Summer workouts. If you cannot make your respective date or if you have any questions, please contact athletic trainer Tyler Roseberry at troseberry@nhvweb.net.

For parents of incoming freshmen, you will need to complete annual Health Forms as well in Aspen. In your parent Aspen account, click on Page Directory on left hand side of homepage, then click on Health Forms. You need to complete the Emergency Information and Over-the-Counter Authorization Forms and any other forms listed that pertain to your child, such as asthma or diabetes. 

Below is information regarding Spring Sports for the 2022 season.  Registration will be open from January 31 through February 28, 2022 in Aspen.

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER MARCH 7th. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.
• Athletic Forms Website: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/forms-for-athletics/

All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @nhvweb.net or contact the Athletic Department at 908-714-4152.  

(Example: Kirk Hissner is khissner@nhvweb.net.) 

Below is information regarding Winter Sports for the 2021-2022 season.  Registration will be open from October 5 through November 8, 2021 in Aspen.

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER NOVEMBER 8TH. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.
• Athletic Forms Website: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/forms-for-athletics/

All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @nhvweb.net or contact the Athletic Department at 908-714-4152.  

(Example Chris Hrunka is chrunka@nhvweb.net.)

Below is information regarding Fall Sports for the 2021-2022 season.  Registration will be open from July 6 through August 6, 2021 in Aspen.

Click here for Physical, Health History Update Questionnaire, ImPACT Test Dates for Fall Sports

Update on ImPact testing:

ImPACT Testing for all incoming freshman, new student-athletes, and rising juniors will be held from 10am-12pm (one or two sessions depending on the number of student-athletes that are present) in Room 212 at North Hunterdon High School on the following dates:

• Monday, August 9th – Girls Volleyball & Field Hockey
• Tuesday, August 10th – Boys Soccer
• Wednesday, August 11th – Boys & Girls Cross Country
• Thursday, August 12th – Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis, & Gymnastics
• Friday, August 13th – Make-up day for anyone who cannot make their designated day

(Note: Football will be done at home.) Anyone who cannot make their teams specific ImPACT date, the make-up day, or if there are any questions please email Tyler Roseberry at troseberry@nhvweb.net. 
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NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL – TENTATIVE FALL SPORTS PRACTICE INFORMATION 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER AUGUST 10th. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.
• Athletic Forms Website: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/forms-for-athletics/

All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @nhvweb.net or contact the Athletic Department at 908-714-4152. 

(Example Kevin Kley is kkley@nhvweb.net)

The NJSIAA has pushed back winter sports to now start on a staggered schedule beginning in January, see chart below.

NJSIAA has released its COVID-19 guidelines for the winter season – Click here to review.

Date: December 7, 2020
RE: Return-to-Play Update – Virtual Contact Period

The NJSIAA Sports Advisory Task Force is pleased to provide the following virtual contact periods for each sport listed below. This task force recognizes the importance of socially and emotionally engaging student-athletes with their coaches and teammates, while also helping them to prepare physically and mentally for their upcoming season. However, it is important for all coaches to remember that participation in any sport that is in season must take priority over virtual workouts or virtual meetings for any out of season sport.

Below is a summary of virtual contact, practice start and season end dates for each sport:

Aspen will be open to accept Winter sports registration from November 2 through November 24, 2020. Winter sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are: Boys & Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Fencing, Boys & Girls Swimming, Boys & Girls Winter Track, Wrestling, Winter Cheerleading and Cheer-Dance Team. As per the most recent update from NJSIAA, all Winter sport practices will begin on December 3, 2020. If we receive any further updates from NJSIAA, we will share them.

Unified Bowling and Unified Basketball will also be offered starting in January; registration window for Unified Sports will be November 2 thru December 11 (Unified sports are an inclusive program that partners students with and without disabilities as a team for training and competition).

Registration Forms:

If your child is interested in participating in Winter sports, please log into your parent Aspen account, click on Page Directory, and click on North Sport.  Fill out the Consent for Participation Form (select sport in the form) and Health History Update; both of these forms must be completed for each sports season your child participates. Make sure your annual health forms are also complete under Page Directory then Health Forms section. At the bottom of the North Sport section, you can run a checklist report to see if you are missing any registration requirements.

Physicals:

A valid physical form must be on file in the health office, meaning one that has not expired within 365 days of the sport’s start date (so physicals dated after December 3, 2019 are still valid). Please submit physicals as soon as you can as the school doctor must review physicals before athletes are cleared for practice.

Student Requirement for Registration:

There is one sports registration requirement that student-athletes must complete. Students must go into their student Aspen account, click on Page Directory, click on NH Student, and complete the Sport Wellness Acknowledgement Form.  Students will need to watch the NJSIAA Opioid information video and read the Sudden Cardiac Death pamphlet from NJDOE then click Yes for each and submit the form.  These two items are in the parent Consent for Participation Form, but students need to also acknowledge that they have read/watched the items before they can participate in sports.

ImPact Baseline Concussion Test:

An ImPact baseline concussion test is also required.  The test is valid for two years.  If your child is a new student to the district and never had a test or your student’s previous test expired, the athletic trainers will be reaching out to those students who need a new ImPact test for the winter season.

Any questions, please contact the health office at (908) 713-4171 or the athletics office at (908) 713-4152.

NHHS Winter Head Coaches:

Students should email the coach of the sport below if interested in participating so that the coaches can create an updated contact list of athletes. The coaches will be emailing out important information on Winter Sports over the next month.
 

Boys Basketball:  Head Coach Kyle Rehrig:  krehrig@nhvweb.net

Girls Basketball:   Head Coach Justin Matisak: jmatisak@nhvweb.net

Boys Fencing: Assistant Coach Tim McKinnon: tmckinnon@nhvweb.net

Girls Fencing:  Head Coach Matt Maurella:   mmaurella@nhvweb.net

Boys Swimming: Head Coach Mike Schuetz mschuetz@nhvweb.net

Girls Swimming: Head Coach Kristin Baratta: kbaratta@nhvweb.net

Boys and Girls Wrestling: Head Coach Chris Hrunka chrunka@nhvweb.net

Boys Winter Track: Head Coach Tom Higgins thiggins@nhvweb.net

Girls Winter Track:  Head Coach Sean Walsh swalsh@nhvweb.net

Winter Cheerleading: Noreen Stansberry, nstansberry@nhvweb.net

Cheer-Dance Team: Megan Decker, mdecker@nhvweb.net

As games begin for our Fall sports, we wanted to send a reminder on the limits that are placed on spectators this year at high school athletic events. Per the NJSIAA, which is the governing body of high school athletics, the limit on number of spectators is the same limit the state has on outdoor gatherings.  Currently, outdoor gatherings are limited to 500 people with social distancing required.  Therefore, no more than 500 spectators will be allowed to attend a high school athletic event.

Please refer to the chart below for spectator recommendations and how ticket distribution will be handled for varsity football games, which is consistent among the schools in the Skyland Conference.

SPECTATOR PROCEDURES:

Please keep in mind that some away events might have protocols in place that vary from ours.  We will let you know about those locations as we receive the information, and we ask that you comply with any additional requirements other schools have decided to implement.
 

All varsity football home games and most home games of other varsity Fall sports will be livestreamed by the athletic video team. Live streamed events will be shared on their YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpk_CAUW-iLzdWkPpcTT9vg. Please subscribe to their channel so you don’t miss any events.

We know the community enjoys coming out to watch our athletic events, but unfortunately as we all know, this is not a normal school year.  We appreciate your cooperation with the NJSIAA guidelines and following health and safety protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19 so our teams can keep on playing.

SPRING SPORTS PRACTICE & FALL CHEERLEADING INFORMATION

Click here for deadlines for medical paperwork and ImPact testing dates.

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER MARCH 5th. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.

 
All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @ nhvweb.net (ex: mkane@nhvweb.net) or contact the Athletic Department at 908-713-4152. If you can’t make a meeting, please email the coach.

Physical, Health History Questionnaire Update, and ImPACT Dates for 2019-20 Winter Sports

Based upon your listed starting dates for the 2019-20 Winter Sport Season, these are the dates required to meet the state guidelines for physicals and parent permission forms:                              

NHHS Athletic ASPEN Clearance Procedure

I. PAPERWORK: Parents must complete four forms in Aspen using their parent log in. If parents cannot access their account and/or they are having problems with Aspen, they should contact Sherri DiMarcello at sdimarcello@nhvweb.net. The following forms must be submitted:

Health Forms: These forms are completed only once per year and should be completed in August regardless of the season that the athlete participates. These forms do not close at any time in Aspen and can be updated as needed.

1. OTC Form-Over the Counter Medication Form
2. Emergency Medical Form

Athletic Forms: These forms must completed in Aspen during the specific dates set forth by the Athletic Dept. These forms are only open during those selected dates and new forms must be completed for each sport season in which the athlete participates.

3. Health History Update Questionnaire (HHUQ)

4. NHHS Interscholastic Sport and Intramural Consent Form

5. Student-Athlete must complete Sports Wellness Acknowledgement Form in their student Aspen account. Form includes NJSIAA Opioid Video and NJDOE Sudden Cardiac Death pamphlet.

      Epipen, Inhaler and Diabetic Forms must also be submitted to health office prior to clearance.

II. MEDICAL: The School Doctor visits on Thursdays to clear physicals and then those physicals must be entered into Aspen which usually takes an additional day. Any and all questions regarding medical clearance should be referred to health office. Contacts include Kris Vitelli kvitelli@nhvweb.net and Cindy Peck cpeck@nhvweb.net. In order to be cleared the athlete must have the following:

1. Current Physical has been submitted and cleared by School Physician.
2. HHUQ has been reviewed/cleared by nurse and there are no restrictions.
3. Student does not have any medical restrictions in place from any previous conditions.

III. ImPACT: This section shows the student has a valid ImPACT Test. All questions regarding the ImPACT Test should be referred to the athletic trainers.  An ImPACT Test baseline administered prior to December 2017 has expired for the 2019-20 winter sport tryouts.  Students must bring their charged Chromebooks to the test.  An external mouse will be provided.  Contacts include Bill Jehl wjehl@nhvweb.net and Karen Korbul kkorbul@nhvweb.net.

REMINDER, AN ATHLETE IS NOT MEDICALLY CLEARED UNLESS HE/SHE HAS COMPLETED IMPACT TESTING.

IV. ACADEMICS: This section indicates that the athlete has met their academic requirements. Any and all questions regarding academics should be directed to the student’s guidance counselor.

• PLEASE REMIND PARENTS AND STUDENTS TO RUN REPORTS IN ASPEN TO CHECK ON STATUS. PARENTS AND STUDENTS SHOULD NOT CONTACT HEALTH OFFICE, ATHLETIC OFFICE AND/OR SHERRI DIMARCELLO SIMPLY TO CHECK IF ITEMS WERE SUBMITTED.

Below is information regarding Winter Sports for the 2019-2020 season.  Registration will be open from October 7 through November 6 in Aspen.

Click here for Physical, Health History Update Questionnaire, ImPACT Test Dates for Winter Sports

NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL – TENTATIVE WINTER SPORTS PRACTICE INFORMATION 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER NOVEMBER 10th. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.
• Athletic Forms Website: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/forms-for-athletics/

All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @nhvweb.net or contact the Athletic Department at 908-714-4152. 

(Example Chris Hrunka is chrunka@nhvweb.net.)

Fall 2019 Athletes will participate in the Mind of the Athlete program on Friday, September 13, 2019.  Each team will go during a designated period of the school day.  See details below.

Based upon the listed starting dates for the 2019 Fall Sports Season, these are the dates required to meet the state guidelines for the physical and health history forms:

I. PAPERWORK: Parents must complete four forms in Aspen using their parent log in. If parents cannot access their account and/or they are having problems with Aspen, they should contact Sherri DiMarcello at sdimarcello@nhvweb.net. The following forms must be submitted:

Health Forms: These forms are completed only once per year and should be completed in August regardless of the season that the athlete participates. These forms do not close at any time in Aspen and can be updated as needed.

• OTC Form-Over the Counter Medication Form
• Emergency Medical Form

Athletic Forms: These forms must be completed in Aspen during the specific dates set forth by the Athletic Dept. These forms are only open during those selected dates and new forms must be completed for each sport season in which the athlete participates.

• Health History Update Questionnaire (HHUQ)
• Consent for Participation Form

      Epipen, Inhaler and Diabetic Forms must also be submitted to health office prior to clearance.

II. MEDICAL: The School Doctor visits on Thursdays to clear physicals and then those physicals must be entered into Aspen which usually takes an additional day. Any and all questions regarding medical clearance should be referred to the health office. Contacts include Kris Vitelli kvitelli@nhvweb.net and Cindy Peck cpeck@nhvweb.net. In order to be cleared, the athlete must have the following:

1. Current Physical has been submitted and cleared by School Physician.
2. HHUQ has been reviewed/cleared by nurse and there are no restrictions.
3. Student does not have any medical restrictions in place from any previous conditions.

III. ImPACT: This section shows the student has a valid ImPACT Test. All questions regarding the ImPACT Test should be referred to the athletic trainers.  An ImPACT Test baseline administered prior to September 2017 has expired for the 2019 fall sport tryouts.  Contacts include Bill Jehl wjehl@nhvweb.net and Karen Korbul kkorbul@nhvweb.net.

REMINDER, AN ATHLETE IS NOT MEDICALLY CLEARED UNLESS HE/SHE HAS COMPLETED IMPACT TESTING.

IV. ACADEMICS: This section indicates that the athlete has met their academic requirements. Any and all questions regarding academics should be directed to the student’s guidance counselor.

• PARENTS AND STUDENTS CAN RUN REPORTS IN ASPEN TO CHECK ON STATUS. PARENTS AND STUDENTS SHOULD NOT CONTACT HEALTH OFFICE, ATHLETIC OFFICE AND/OR SHERRI DIMARCELLO SIMPLY TO CHECK IF ITEMS WERE SUBMITTED.

Below is information regarding Fall Sports for the 2019 season.  Registration will be open from July 1 through August 4 in Aspen.

Click here for Physical, Health History Update Questionnaire, ImPACT Test Dates for 2019 Fall Sports

NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL – TENTATIVE FALL SPORTS PRACTICE INFORMATION 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER AUGUST 10.  MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM.

Most coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @ nhvweb.net or contact the Athletic Department at 908-713-4152.  (Example Kevin Kley is kkley@nhvweb.net).  Other head coaches are listed below:

Forms for Athletics: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/forms-for-athletics/

North Hunterdon HS Athletic website: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/index.php

SPRING SPORTS PRACTICE & FALL CHEERLEADING TENTATIVE TRYOUT INFORMATION 2019 SCHOOL YEAR

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER MARCH 1st. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.

All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @ nhvweb.net (ex: mkane@nhvweb.net) or contact the Athletic Department at 908-713-4152. If you can’t make a meeting, please email the coach.

Based upon your listed starting dates for the 2019 Spring Sport Season, these are the dates required to meet the state guidelines for physical and health history update questionnaire forms:

I. PAPERWORK: Parents must complete four forms in Aspen using their parent log in. If parents cannot access their account and/or they are having problems with Aspen, they should contact Sherri DiMarcello at sdimarcello@nhvweb.net. The following forms must be submitted:

Health Forms: These forms are completed only once per year and should be completed in August regardless of the season that the athlete participates. These forms do not close at any time in Aspen and can be updated as needed.

• OTC Form-Over the Counter Medication Form
• Emergency Medical Form

Athletic Forms: These forms must completed in Aspen during the specific dates set forth by the Athletic Dept. These forms are only open during those selected dates and new forms must be completed for each sport season in which the athlete participates.

• Health History Update Questionnaire (HHUQ)
• NHHS Interscholastic Sport and Intramural Consent Form

      Epipen, Inhaler and Diabetic Forms must also be submitted to health office prior to clearance.

II. MEDICAL: The School Doctor visits on Thursdays to clear physicals and then those physicals must be entered into Aspen which usually takes an additional day. Any and all questions regarding medical clearance should be referred to health office. Contacts include Kris Vitelli kvitelli@nhvweb.net and Cindy Peck cpeck@nhvweb.net. In order to be cleared the athlete must have the following:

Current Physical has been submitted and cleared by School Physician.

HHUQ has been reviewed/cleared by nurse and there are no restrictions.

Student does not have any medical restrictions in place from any previous conditions.

III. ImPACT: This section shows the student has a valid ImPACT Test. All questions regarding the ImPACT Test should be referred to the athletic trainers.  An ImPACT Test baseline administered prior to April 2017 has expired for the 2019 spring sport tryouts.  An ImPACT Test baseline administered prior to June 2017 has expired for the 2019-20 cheerleading tryouts.  Contacts include Bill Jehl wjehl@nhvweb.net and Karen Korbul kkorbul@nhvweb.net.

REMINDER, AN ATHLETE IS NOT MEDICALLY CLEARED UNLESS HE/SHE HAS COMPLETED IMPACT TESTING.

IV. ACADEMICS: This section indicates that the athlete has met their academic requirements. Any and all questions regarding academics should be directed to the student’s guidance counselor.

• PLEASE REMIND PARENTS AND STUDENTS TO RUN REPORTS IN ASPEN TO CHECK ON STATUS. PARENTS AND STUDENTS SHOULD NOT CONTACT HEALTH OFFICE, ATHLETIC OFFICE AND/OR SHERRI DIMARCELLO SIMPLY TO CHECK IF ITEMS WERE SUBMITTED.

NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL

WINTER SPORTS SEASON: PRACTICE START DATE/MEETING DATE FOR THE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR

PLEASE NOTE:  FAMILY VACATIONS SHOULD NOT BE PLANNED FOR AFTER NOVEMBER 5th. MISSING PRACTICE AND TRYOUTS WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR CHILD’S CHANCES OF MAKING A TEAM. THERE WILL BE NO TRY-OUT DATES AFTER THE INITIAL TRYOUT DATES.

• If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to address those questions directly to the head coach. Please email the coach to make an appointment outside of practice or game time. If a parent or student has a concern, it is important to follow the chain of command with the Coach, Head Coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal and Principal respectively.
• Athletic Forms Website: http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/athletics/forms-for-athletics/

All coaches can be reached at the coach’s name @nhvweb.net or contact the Athletic Department at 908-714-4152.  (Example Chris Hrunka is chrunka@nhvweb.net.)

Based upon the listed starting dates for the 2018-19 Winter Sports Season, these are the dates required to meet the state guidelines for physicals and parent permission forms:

NHHS Athletic ASPEN Clearance Procedure

1. PAPERWORK: Parents must complete four forms in Aspen using their parent log in. If parents cannot access their account and/or they are having problems with Aspen, they should contact Sherri DiMarcello at sdimarcello@nhvweb.net. The following forms must be submitted:

Health Forms: These forms are completed only once per year and should be completed in August regardless of the season that the athlete participates. These forms do not close at any time in Aspen and can be updated as needed.

• OTC Form-Over the Counter Medication Form
• Emergency Medical Form

Athletic Forms: These forms must completed in Aspen during the specific dates set forth by the Athletic Dept. These forms are only open during those selected dates and new forms must be completed for each sport season in which the athlete participates.

• Health History Update Questionnaire (HHUQ)
• NHHS Interscholastic Sport and Intramural Consent Form

      Epipen, Inhaler and Diabetic Forms must also be submitted to health office prior to clearance.

1. MEDICAL: The School Doctor visits on Thursdays to clear physicals and then those physicals must be entered into Aspen which usually takes an additional day. Any and all questions regarding medical clearance should be referred to health office. Contacts include Kris Vitelli kvitelli@nhvweb.net and Cindy Peck cpeck@nhvweb.net. In order to be cleared the athlete must have the following:
2. Current Physical has been submitted and cleared by School Physician.
3. HHUQ has been reviewed/cleared by nurse and there are no restrictions.
4. Student does not have any medical restrictions in place from any previous conditions.

III. ImPACT: This section shows the student has a valid ImPACT Test. All questions regarding the ImPACT Test should be referred to the athletic trainers.  An ImPACT Test baseline administered prior to December 2016 has expired for the 2018-19 winter sport tryouts.  Students must bring their charged Chromebooks to the test.  An external mouse will be provided.  Contacts include Bill Jehl wjehl@nhvweb.net and Karen Korbul kkorbul@nhvweb.net.

REMINDER, AN ATHLETE IS NOT MEDICALLY CLEARED UNLESS HE/SHE HAS COMPLETED IMPACT TESTING.

1. ACADEMICS: This section indicates that the athlete has met their academic requirements. Any and all questions regarding academics should be directed to the student’s guidance counselor.

• PLEASE REMIND PARENTS AND STUDENTS TO RUN REPORTS IN ASPEN TO CHECK ON STATUS. PARENTS AND STUDENTS SHOULD NOT CONTACT HEALTH OFFICE, ATHLETIC OFFICE AND/OR SHERRI DIMARCELLO SIMPLY TO CHECK IF ITEMS WERE SUBMITTED.

 On Friday, September 7, 2018, all North Hunterdon High School fall athletes will have the opportunity to attend a presentation through the Lions Leadership Academy. Please click on the links below for the Principal’s letter and Mind of the Athlete website.

Principal’s-Mind-of-the-Athlete-Lions-Leadership-Academy-8-6-18

Website

Congratulations to the North Hunterdon High School Athletic program which includes coaches and student-athletes for winning the Silver Award ShopRite Cup for the second most successful Group IV Athletic Program in New Jersey for 2017-2018. This is the most successful athletic season in the history of North Hunterdon and the first time North Hunterdon has been on the ShopRite Cup list.

Shop Rite, Inc gives out six cups (one per group) are awarded at the conclusion of competition for Fall, Winter and Spring based on most points earned during state championship competition. (General Classification is used to determine school’s group for this competition.)  The ShopRite Cup is presented at the annual NJSIAA Hall of Fame program in December at the Hamilton Manor.  The NJSIAA wishes to thank ShopRite for sponsoring this award since 2004.

Click HERE to review all the results from the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association website.

Click HERE to review the best Athletic schools in the Lehigh Valley as North Hunterdon ranks #1.

Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Lions Track and Field Team for some amazing accomplishments at the 50th Annual NJSIAA Meet of Champions on Saturday, June 9, 2018:

Chloe Gonzalez (1,600m), Emily Nugent (3,200m) and Fiona Letko (Javelin) take Silver and Ray Sellaro (1,600m) pulled in Bronze. See all the results below:

4×800 Meter Relay Team:

1) Sellaro, Ray 12 2) Adamy, Dillon 11

3) Richards, Gavin 10 4) Trapp, Andrew 11

5) Arnold, Will 12 6) Fischer, Christopher 11

7) Zappetti, Tom 11

GIRLS RESULTS AND STORIES 
1,600 | 3,200 | JAV

BOYS RESULTS AND STORIES 
800 | 1,600 | 4×800 | DISC

Click HERE to review the article on LehighValleyLive.com.

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Click HERE to review the college selection post on the North Hunterdon HS Athletic website.

It’s Game 2 of 5 en route to crowning a T of C champion.
Source: Lion Athletic News Full coverage of Lodi Immaculate vs. No. 11 North Hunterdon in T of C first round Full coverage of Lodi Immaculate vs. No. 11 North Hunterdon in T of C first round

Check out some of the best action in our photo gallery.
Source: Lion Athletic News PHOTOS: Lodi Immaculate vs. No. 11 North Hunterdon in T of C first round PHOTOS: Lodi Immaculate vs. No. 11 North Hunterdon in T of C first round

Lodi Immaculate wants another shot at the Tournament of Champions title. After falling just short of the crown in last year’s final, the sixth-seeded Blue Wolves pulled off a wild 5-3, eight-innin…
Source: Lion Athletic News Lodi Immaculate nips No. 11 North Hunterdon in T of C opener with crazy comeback Lodi Immaculate nips No. 11 North Hunterdon in T of C opener with crazy comeback

The No. 6 seed is in the semifinals for the second straight year.
Source: Lion Athletic News Stars of the Game: Lodi Immaculate wins wild TOC opener against North Hunterdon Stars of the Game: Lodi Immaculate wins wild TOC opener against North Hunterdon

The Tuesday quarterfinals will be third-seeded and No. 11 North Hunterdon (25-5) facing sixth-seeded Lodi Immaculate (20-7) at 7pm.

Source: Lion Athletic News St. John Vianney awarded top seed in softball Tournament of Champions St. John Vianney awarded top seed in softball Tournament of Champions

One year after falling one run short of a state title, the Lions, No. 11 in the NJ.com Top 20, returned to the Group 4 State Championship and got it done by surviving a late onslaught, then topping No. 9 Vineland, 6-5, in 10 innings on Sunday evening at Kean University.

The Lions will continue their quest to be the best NJ High School softball team this Tuesday in the Meet of Champions Quarterfinals with third-seeded and No. 11 North Hunterdon (25-5) facing sixth-seeded Lodi Immaculate (20-7) at 7pm.

Check out the stars of the Group 4 State Championship:

Julia Apsel, North Hunterdon: Apsel was 2-for-4. She tripled in the fifth and singled and scored in North Hunterdon’s four-run fourth inning.

Jessica Nolan, North Hunterdon: Nolan laid down the squeeze bunt in the 10th inning that scored Cate Sand from third with what turned out to be the winning run. She also singled and scored a run in the third.

Taylor Hucke, North Hunterdon: Hucke was 2-for-4 with an RBI single and run scored in North Hunterdon’s four-run fourth.

Jensen Macaulay, North Hunterdon: The junior center fielder’s throw home cut down the potential winning run at the plate in the bottom of the seventh, buying three more innings for North Hunterdon to win the title.

• Source: Lion Athletic News No. 11 North Hunterdon downs No. 9 Vineland in 10 innings for Group 4 title No. 11 North Hunterdon downs No. 9 Vineland in 10 innings for Group 4 title

• Source: Lion Athletic News WATCH: 3 key plays in North Hunterdon’s 10-inning group 4 victory over Vineland WATCH: 3 key plays in North Hunterdon’s 10-inning group 4 victory over Vineland

• Source: Lion Athletic News Full coverage of North Hunterdon vs. Vineland in Group 4 final Full coverage of North Hunterdon vs. Vineland in Group 4 final

• Source: Lion Athletic News PHOTOS: North Hunterdon vs. Vineland in Group 4 softball final PHOTOS: North Hunterdon vs. Vineland in Group 4 softball final

  SOFTBALL: North Hunterdon holds off Vineland in 10 innings to claim state Group IV championship

• Source: Lion Athletic News Stars of the Game: North Hunterdon beats Vineland in 10-inning state Group 4 softball final Stars of the Game: North Hunterdon beats Vineland in 10-inning state Group 4 softball final

• Source: Lion Athletic News North Hunterdon softball wins Group 4 title in 10 innings North Hunterdon softball wins Group 4 title in 10 innings

  

The North Hunterdon senior capped off a remarkable, courageous comeback from a litany of injuries that even Job might have found overly daunting by winning a state championship in the 1,600-meter run at Franklin High School Friday afternoon.

Sellaro, who will run at Penn in college, posted a personal-best time of 4 minutes and 15.47 seconds to win his first state championship, holding off Sameer Das of West Windsor-Plainsboro South in 4:16.77. Sellaro qualified for the Meet of Champions, which will be June 9 at Northern Burlington High School.

Congratulations to ​Chloe Gonzalez for taking silver ​in the 1600m run. Emily Nugent for taking silver ​in the 3200m run and ​Fiona Letko for taking ​Bronze ​in the ​Javelin. All three have qualified for the Meet of Champions.

Source: Lion Athletic News A state title at last for North Hunterdon’s Ray Sellaro A state title at last for North Hunterdon’s Ray Sellaro

Source: Lion Athletic News North Hunterdon’s Sellaro returning to form after XC injury, wins G4 boys mile gold North Hunterdon’s Sellaro returning to form after XC injury, wins G4 boys mile gold

The Lions, No. 11 in the NJ.com Top 20, received a gritty performance in the circle from Maggie Swan and some timely hitting early in the game, and pulled out a 3-2 win over Mount Olive in the Group 4 semifinals at Mike Sheppard Sr. Field at Ivy Hill Park in Newark.

It also marked the 100th career win for North Hunterdon head coach Anthony Rotondo, who is in his fifth year leading the program. It was also a special victory, because it meant that he gets to coach his four seniors in Swan, Sophia Callari, Kady Johnson, and Jessica Nolan, for at least one more game.

“Any time we win it’s a blessing,” Rotondo said. “They’re amazing kids and to get a couple more days to be around them and coach them, that drives me. It’s great to have that. I told them that back to back appearances in the state championship, that is not easy to do.”

The Lions defeated Mount Olive on Thursday.
Source: Lion Athletic News2 North Hunterdon softball back in state final North Hunterdon softball back in state final

North Hunterdon stands just one win from its second state title in program history.

The Lions, No. 11 in the NJ.com Top 20, received a gritty performance in the circle from Maggie Swan and some timely hitting early in the game, and pulled out a 3-2 win over Mount Olive in the Group 4 semifinals at Mike Sheppard Sr. Field at Ivy Hill Park in Newark.

The win sends North Hunterdon to the Group 4 championship game for the second year in a row, where it is slated to take on Vineland, which defeated Montgomery 8-5 in the other semifinal earlier in the day. The final will be played either Saturday or Sunday at a time to be determined at Kean University in Union.

Maggie Swan gave up just two runs on four hits for the Lions, in which she struck out five and walked none in a complete-game effort. She also helped out her own cause by driving in a run via a sacrifice fly in the second inning. Jensen Macaulay also had a sacrifice fly in the second, and the Lions were able to chase Mount Olive starter Alyssa Borozan from the game after just two innings after getting five hits. Hanily and Taylor Hucke each had two hits for North Hunterdon. 

Source: Lion Athletic News No. 11 North Hunterdon advances to 2nd straight Group 4 final with 3-2 win over Mount Olive No. 11 North Hunterdon advances to 2nd straight Group 4 final with 3-2 win over Mount Olive

The Lions beat Watchung Hills on Tuesday.
Source: Lion Athletic News2 North Hunterdon softball walks off with a sectional title North Hunterdon softball walks off with a sectional title

Congratulations to the Lady Lions softball team for defeating Watchung Hills 1-0 in the NJSIAA State Sectional Championship in walk off fashion. Megan Hanily sacrifice bunted to push Brogan, the pinch runner, into scoring position with one out, but McCabe struck out the next batter to get within one out of extra innings before Julie Apsel’s game-winning single. Julie Apsel ended up with a perfect 3 hit day. Maggie Swan was the winning pitcher who gave up five hits and two walks with six strikeouts.

As a result of Apsel’s heroics, the Lions’ quest for another trip to the Group 4 final will face Mount Olive, which grabbed the North 1, Group 4 in 10 innings over Livingston, in a state semifinal matchup at 5 p.m. Thursday at Ivy Hill Park in Newark.

Source: Lion Athletic News No. 14 North Hunterdon scores lone run on walk-off to win N2G4 title No. 14 North Hunterdon scores lone run on walk-off to win N2G4 title

Click HERE to review the article on the COurier News.com.

North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4
Standouts: The distance duo of Chloe Gonzalez and Emily Nugent both had huge meets with Gonzalez winning both the 1600 (NJ#7 4:59.37) and the 3200 (NJ#8 10:55.84) as Nugent claimed second in the two mile (10:56.32) and third in the mile (5:03.46). Emma Mikitiuk was a big point collecter as well, medaling in the 100 hurdles (third, 15.74), long jump (second, 18-0.5) and triple jump (third, 36-7).

Where were the points: Along with Gonzalez, Nugent and Mikitiuk, Fiona Letko earned a gold medal in the javelin with the sophomore launching a 123-2 throw. Emma Brennan placed third in the same event with a 107-0 toss while the discus duo of Carla Faust (second, 104-9) and Sara Meyer (fourth, 99-5) helped add to the point total as well. The 4×800 relay claimed second in 9:32.85 as Gabrielle Beneducci placed fifth in the 100 and 400 hurdle events with respective times of 15.96 and 1:05.5.

Team standings: 1-North Hunterdon 95; 2-Ridge 90; 3-Watchung Hills 69; 4-Columbia 61; 5-Union 38; 6-Westfield 37; 7-Phillipsburg 31; 8-East Orange 28; 9-Woodbridge 27; 10-Scotch Plains-Fanwood 26; 11-Bridgewater-Raritan 20; 12-Elizabeth 18; T13-Newark Eastside 6; T13-Millburn 6; 15-J.P. Stevens 4; 16-Linden 2.

Click HERE to review all the results on NJMilesplit.com.

Source: Lion Athletic News North Hunterdon girls win first title since 1987 in N2G4; New Providence claims N2G1 four-peat North Hunterdon girls win first title since 1987 in N2G4; New Providence claims N2G1 four-peat

North 2, Group 4 girls
Through 9 events
1-North Hunterdon 50; 2-Ridge 43; 3-Watchung Hills 37; 4-Union 28; 5-Phillipsburg 21; 6-Columbia 20; 7-Bridgewater-Raritan 19; 8-Scotch Plains-Fanwood 15; 9-Woodbridge 13; 10-East Orange 12; 11-Westfield 9; 12-Elizabeth 6; 13-J.P. Stevens 4; T14-Linden 1; T14-Millburn 1

• North Hunterdon‘s Emma Mikitiuk earned second place with an 18-0.5 leap.

North 2, Group 4 boys
Through 8 events
1-East Orange 52; 2-North Hunterdon 35; 3-Elizabeth 31; 4-J.P. Stevens 20; 5-Scotch Plains-Fanwood 18; 6-Linden 17.5; 7-Westfield 17; 8-Ridge 15.5; 9-Phillipsburg 14; 10-Woodbridge 10; 11-Dickinson 8; 12-Union 5; 13-Columbia 2; 13-Plainfield 2; 14-Kearny 1

• The boys N2G4 4x800m relay record did not last long. Set last year by Ridge at 7:59.49, the North Hunterdon group of Ray Sellaro, Will Arnold, Chris Fischer and Andrew Trapp recorded the new standard of 7:58.23 to finish off day one.

Source: Lion Athletic News Track and field: Highlights, team scores from day one of North 2, Groups 1 and 4 meet Track and field: Highlights, team scores from day one of North 2, Groups 1 and 4 meet

Top-seeded North Hunterdon, No. 14 in the NJ.com Top 20, blanked fourth-seeded Millburn, 4-0, under sunny, warm, and breezy conditions on Friday afternoon in the semifinals of the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 tournament in Annandale.

Lions pitcher Maggie Swan earned the win allowing just two hits and two walks while striking out eight, and she, along with Cate Sand, Eliza Filus, Jessica Nolan, and Julia Apsel, all recorded two hits at the plate. Nolan drove in a run and scored and Apsel, Megan Hanily, and Chloe Pocceschi all had an RBI as well while Pocceschi also had a hit. Sand, Filus, Nolan, and Swan each scored a run.

North Hunterdon will host Watchung Hills in the North 2 Group 4 Sectional Final on Tuesday, May 29th at 4pm at North Hunterdon.

Source: Lion Athletic News Softball: Top-seeded and No. 14 North Hunterdon blanks Millburn, will defend N2G4 title Softball: Top-seeded and No. 14 North Hunterdon blanks Millburn, will defend N2G4 title. Click HERE to review the article on LehighValleyLive.com.

Bella Beviss singled twice and drove in a run to lead Phillipsburg over North Hunterdon, No. 14 in the NJ.com Top 20, 3-2, on Thursday in Phillipsburg.
Maggie Zeeman drove in a run and scored a run while Sarah LeMar added an RBI for Phillipsburg, which scored all three of its runs in the bottom of the fifth inning …
Source: Lion Athletic News North Hunterdon (2) at Phillipsburg (3) – Softball North Hunterdon (2) at Phillipsburg (3) – Softball

Maggie Swan pitched a nine-inning three-hitter with no walks and nine strikeouts, also going 2-for-4 with an RBI to help first-seeded North Hunterdon, No. 15 in the NJ.com Top 20, earn a 3-1 walk-off victory over eighth-seeded Ridge in the quarterfinal round of the North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 Tournament in Annandale.

After Ridge took a 2-0 lead after the top of the first inning, North Hunterdon scored a run in the bottom of the first, 2-1, adding another run in the third to tie the game, 2-2. North Hunterdon scored the game winning run in the bottom of the ninth, 3-2.

Chloe Pocceschi had an RBI, while Eliza Filus went 2-for-3. Jensen Macaulay went 1-for-3, while Julia Apsel went 1-for-4. Taylor Hucke went 1-for-3 with a run for North Hunterdon.

Mia Robb allowed seven hits over 8 1/3 innings with two walks and six strikeouts, while Allegra Decandia went 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI. Kristin Miscia went 1-for-4 with a run and an RBI for Ridge

North Hunterdon faces fourth-seeded Millburn in the semifinal round on Friday.

Source: Lion Athletic News Ridge (2) at North Hunterdon (3), NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 tournament, Quarterfinal Round – Softball Ridge (2) at North Hunterdon (3), NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 tournament, Quarterfinal Round – Softball

Delaware ValleyRecord: 17-3Record in games decided by two runs or fewer: 5-2Run differential: +119 (166-47)Central Jersey, Group 2: The fourth-seeded Terriers were upset in the first round Friday by county rival and 13th seed Voorhees by a 4-3 count. The Vikings, who lost to Del Val, 13-2, in the second game of the season, led from the start …
Source: Lion Athletic News Hunterdon County softball notebook: Update on all five teams Hunterdon County softball notebook: Update on all five teams

Now that the NJSIAA playoffs are upon us, let’s take a look at how the Hunterdon County squads that qualified for sectional tournament play. All teams opened with sectional first-round games …
Source: Lion Athletic News Hunterdon County baseball update with state tourney upon us Hunterdon County baseball update with state tourney upon us

Mike Recenello went 3-for-4 with two RBI and Matt Alarcon went 2-for-3 with two RBI as 10th-seeded Watchung Hills topped seventh-seeded North Hunterdon, 8-6, in the first round of the North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 tournament in Annandale.
Jeff Poggi added two doubles and an RBI for the Warriors, which will face second-seeded Millburn in the quarterfinals on Thursday.
Source: Lion Athletic News Watchung Hills (8) at North Hunterdon (6), NJSIAA North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 tournament, First Round – Baseball Watchung Hills (8) at North Hunterdon (6), NJSIAA North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 tournament, First Round – Baseball

Congratulations to Dalton VanEsselstyn for taking fifth place at the NJSIAA Group IV Individual Tournament.

Connor James tallied a hat trick to lead second-seeded and No. 8 in the NJ.com Top 20 Watchung Hills, to a 10-2 win over seventh-seeded North Hunterdon in the quarterfinals of the North Jersey Group 4 Tournament in Warren.
Watching Hills will face third-seeded and No. 9 Westfield in the semifinals on Wednesday.
Joe Rica, Gain DeFuria and Brendan …
Source: Lion Athletic News North Hunterdon (2) at Watchung Hills (10), NJSIAA North Jersey, Group 4 tournament, Quarterfinal Round – Boys Lacrosse North Hunterdon (2) at Watchung Hills (10), NJSIAA North Jersey, Group 4 tournament, Quarterfinal Round – Boys Lacrosse

It was a hot start for top-seeded North Hunterdon, No. 15 in the NJ.com Top 20, as the team racked up 11 runs on the way to an 18-0 win over 16th-seeded Dickinson in the first round of the North Jersey 2, Group 4 tournament in Annandale.
North Hunterdon will take on either eighth-seeded Ridge or ninth-seeded Elizabeth in …
Source: Lion Athletic News Dickinson (0) at North Hunterdon (18), NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 tournament, First Round – Softball Dickinson (0) at North Hunterdon (18), NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4 tournament, First Round – Softball

Complete guide to the state tournament.
Source: Lion Athletic News Full section-by-section preview of the 2018 state baseball tournament Full section-by-section preview of the 2018 state baseball tournament

There are 43 tournament games the next few days. NJ.com picks a winner for each one.
Source: Lion Athletic News Previews, predictions for all of this weekend's boys lacrosse state tourney games Previews, predictions for all of this weekend's boys lacrosse state tourney games