Bobbie Peer

6 days ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — The Gov. Livingston softball team capped off spring break with a statement win on Thursday, defeating Arthur L. Johnson 7-5 in a redemption matchup that brought the Highlanders to 6-3 on the season. After opening the season with a disappointing loss to ALJ despite an undefeated scrimmage stretch, the Highlanders were determined to flip the script. “We knew that wasn’t us,” said Head Coach Erin Lanigan.

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

BRIDGEWATER, NJ — Under the lights at TD Bank Park on Wednesday night, the Gov. Livingston baseball team stayed unbeaten with a 1-0 victory over Brearley in a memorable matchup. The special night at the home of the Somerset Patriots offered the Highlanders a big-league atmosphere as they extended their perfect record to 7-0. The evening also provided a unique opportunity for younger players in the pipeline to join the varsity team on the field, offering a glimpse into the future of the program.

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

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1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

CRANFORD, NJ — Gov. Livingston jumped out to an early lead and never looked back Tuesday, defeating Cranford, 9–6, behind big days at the plate from Lily Sandholm and Chelsea Kiesewetter. The Highlanders (4–3) scored twice in the opening inning and broke things open with a six-run second, setting the tone for the rest of the game.

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — The Berkeley Heights Lions Club is making a comeback thanks to longtime Lion and local resident Peter Twill, who is leading a grassroots effort to restore the once-thriving service organization. Speaking with TAPinto, Twill shared the club’s long history and his passion for bringing it back. “Berkeley Heights had a very popular, flourishing Lions Club,” said Twill. “But it closed in 2016. There were about 25 members at the time.