Jane Havsy
Multimedia Journalist at Daily Record (Parsippany, NJ)
Made: In the #Bronx, West Philly, #JerseyCity. Work: professional storyteller #BeTheChange Love: @Olympics, wandering, milk chocolate, real books, ambition.
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3 days ago |
njherald.com | Jane Havsy
It's time to vote for the Morris/Sussex Athlete of the Week!Read about the performances that stood out and let us know who you think should be the Athlete of the Week in the poll at the bottom of this page. Nominations were provided by coaches and are presented in alphabetical order. Voting closes at 5 p.m. Thursday. Kate BarisonekWest Morris junior attackNeed a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
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3 days ago |
eu.njherald.com | Jane Havsy
Amaya Davidson has been taking a lot of abuse lately. The leadoff runner on Morristown's 4x800, Davidson has been getting battered by her teammates. They're literally shoving her around to simulate what it might be like at Penn Relays this week. This will be Morristown's first time competing in the girls 4x800, after winning back-to-back 4x400 wagon wheels in 2022 and 2023.
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3 days ago |
dailyrecord.com | Jane Havsy
Amaya Davidson has been taking a lot of abuse lately. The leadoff runner on Morristown's 4x800, Davidson has been getting battered by her teammates. They're literally shoving her around to simulate what it might be like at Penn Relays this week. This will be Morristown's first time competing in the girls 4x800, after winning back-to-back 4x400 wagon wheels in 2022 and 2023.
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5 days ago |
dailyrecord.com | Jane Havsy
MOUNTAIN LAKES — Peter Falk wasn't even in high school when he attended his first Delbarton-Mountain Lakes lacrosse game. Falk was just an eighth grader, cheering on his cousin, then-sophomore Jake Melchionni. A year later, Falk was playing on Wilkins Field against the Lakers with the Delbarton freshman team. Sophomore year, he was on the Green Wave varsity, trying to get a measure of revenge for a loss in the 2022 Morris County Tournament final.
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6 days ago |
dailyrecord.com | Jane Havsy
Edison Moya has never teed up his own ball on a golf course. But he's helped hundreds of people enjoy their experience playing at Essex County Country Club just a little bit more. Most probably don't even know his name. Even fewer know his story. But Moya is OK with that. A Butler High School senior, Moya works weekends and summers as a caddie. That job will send Moya to college in an unexpected way.
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