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1 week ago |
nj.com | Chris Nalwasky |Anthony Gabbianelli
The 2025 NJSIAA boys tennis state tournament sectional semifinals saw a number of standout performances. From tight matches to convincing wins, several players rose to the occasion. Scroll through below and take a look at the stars who sent their teams into the sectional finals next week. 3-Pascack Hills 3.5, 2-Glen Rock 1.5Jake Polsky powered Pascack Hills to a road win over the defending sectional champs. At first singles, Polsky downed Jacob Grindberg in a near-perfect 6-0, 6-2 match.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Chris Nalwasky |Anthony Gabbianelli
The 2025 NJSIAA boys tennis team state tournaments are now through the quarterfinals. Teams are really beginning to step it up in the bigger moments. Scroll through below and take a look at a number of upsets, close matches and more from the latest round. GROUP 13-Pascack Hills 5, 6-Pompton Lakes 0In one of the more evenly matched pairings in the quarterfinal round based on record, Pascack Hill took impressive wins at each flight.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Anthony Gabbianelli
The Non-Public, North Jersey Tournament is a crucible of elite tennis talent, featuring three top-five programs in the NJ.com Top 20. In Tuesday’s quarterfinal round matchup in Montclair, fifth-seeded Bergen Catholic, No. 16 in the NJ.com Top 20, defeated fourth-seeded (No. 11) Montclair Kimberley, 3-2. The win came down to a tiebreaker in the second-doubles match between Justin Choi and Daniel Calianese of Bergen Catholic and Nikhil Shah and Scott Skipper of Montclair Kimberley.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Anthony Gabbianelli
After an exciting first round of matchups, the competition intensifies as top-seeded teams enter the tournament fresh off their bye weeks. Here’s a look at one key quarterfinal matchup in each section and group of the 2025 sectional tournament. GROUP 13-Pascack Hills vs. 6-Pompton LakesIt will be the first time these two programs face off since 2012 when Pascack Hills took down Pompton Lakes.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Anthony Gabbianelli
Jayden Capindica and Colin Kassai each socked a home run to take the lead in extra innings as Immaculata downed West Morris, 4-1, in Chester. With no score after seven innings, the game moved to the top of the eighth inning, where Immaculata (16-7) got on the board first when Capindica socked a solo home run. With Jayson Labrador at second base, Justin Labrador stroked an RBI-single into right-center field to extend the Immaculata lead to 2-0.
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