Ryan Patti

2 days ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

We’re essentially through the county and conference championship stretch of the season with only a few coming later this month. Now, everyone’s attention turns to the postseason. Where do the Garden State’s best teams stand just three days away from the first day of the sectional championships? Click the below links to see the newest boys and girls N.J. track and field Top 20s. NJ.com track and field writers Bakari Tice contributed to this report.

2 days ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

We’re only three days away from the first gun pop of the N.J. track and field sectional championships. Across eight different sites on Friday and Saturday, the Garden State’s best will grace the oval and grass with the hope of bringing home postseason hardware for both themselves and their team. Which girls squads are trending up with the county and conference championship stretch now essentially in the rearview?

3 days ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

To no one’s surprise, Week 8 in N.J. track and field was epic. It wasn’t just the county and conference championship hardware that made it special. We saw some of the state’s best times and marks of the spring from Sussex all the way down to Cape May County. Who were the athletes and relay teams who brought their best stuff to the oval and grass? Scroll below to access the Week 8 boys and girls track and field honor rolls. NJ.com track and field writer Bakari Tice contributed to this report.

3 days ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

What an incredible Week 8 it was for N.J.’s girls track and field standouts. County records got obliterated, meet record books were battered, and there were new times and marks set across a multitude of events that rank among the state’s best. Who were the girls athletes and relay teams who delivered the best numbers last week? Scroll for the latest girls track and field honor roll, which includes the Top 10 times/marks from Week 8 across 18 different events.

5 days ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

Friday and Saturday marked another running of the Gene Littler Bergen County Championships at Old Tappan and Hasbrouck Heights, and as always, N.J.’s most populous county delivered. Ramapo overwhelmed the competition to win the Group A title, Demarest scored 161.5 to win Group B, Ramsey was victorious in Group C with 155 points, Hasbrouck Heights ran away with Group D with 203 points and Immaculate Heart did the same in Group E with 251 points.