The Jersey Journal

The Jersey Journal is a newspaper that comes out every Monday to Saturday, reporting on news and happenings in Hudson County, New Jersey. Originally based in Jersey City at Journal Square, which was named after the paper, the headquarters moved to Secaucus in January 2014.

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Rhinehart’s hat-trick helps lift Warren Hills past Randolph - Boys lacrosse recap

10 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Ignore the records - this was a huge win for the Streaks. David Rhinehart’s hat-trick led the way for Warren Hills, which notched a 9-8 victory over Randolph, a traditional Morris County power, in Washington. Now 13-4, this is a signature win for Warren Hills, which outscored Randolph (2-12) by a 2-1 count in the fourth. John Korczukowski added two for the winners. Anthony Santoro, Vincent Tallman, and Mark Manolis all scored twice for the Rams.
Westwood, behind Bellinger, edges Pequannock in close game - Boys lacrosse recap

11 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Dylan Bellinger scored a game-high five goals, helping Westwood notch a close, 10-9 victory over Pequannock on the road in Pompton Plains. Now 9-4 on the season, a 4-3 fourth quarter proved to be the slim difference in this one for the Cardinals. Luke Biello added a hat-trick for the winners. Pequannock (7-7) was paced by four goals from Anthony DeSimoni, while Ryan Tripp and Kieran Brady each scored twice for the Golden Panthers as well.
Columbia outlasts Mount St. Dominic in high-scoring shootout - Girls Lacrosse recap

11 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Goals were everywhere in Maplewood on Thursday. Fortunately for Columbia, they scored 24 of the game’s 35 scores to take a 24-11 victory over Mount St. Dominic. Leading the way for Columbia (7-7) was Margaret McManus, who scored seven goals to lead all scorers. Evie Campbell and Amelia Burroughs also scored four apiece for the winners. The Cougars held a 15-8 lead at the half. Six goals by Jayden DeSilva paced the Mount, which fell to 2-10.
Balanced Boonton beats neighbor Parsippany, gets back to .500 - Girls lacrosse recap

11 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Seven different players scored for Boonton, as the Bombers notched an 11-3 victory over Parsippany in Boonton. Back to .500 at 7-7 on the season, Ashley Suplicki, Gabby Robillard, Lily Gaetano, and Tehreem Choudhry all scored twice for Boonton, which jumped out to a commanding 7-0 lead at the half. Parsippany fell to 0-14 with the defeat. Will Harrigan can be reached at [email protected] N.J. High School Sports newsletter is now appearing in mailboxes 5 days a week.
Eutermarks’ one-hitter powers Butler past rival Pompton Lakes - Softball recap

12 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Mikayla Eutermarks tossed a one-hitter in the circle, striking out seven and powering Butler to a 1-0 victory over eternal rival Pompton Lakes in Butler. Now 12-7, the Bulldogs scored their lone run in the sixth when Kara Morgan drove in Erin Croker. Pompton Lakes fell to 11-8 with the defeat. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
Spotswood, behind Mormile’s one-hitter, advances to GMC quarters - Softball recap

12 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Ava Mormile pitched a complete game one-hitter, powering fifth-seeded Spotswood to an 11-1 victory over No. 12 seed Perth Amboy in Spotswood. In striking out 12, Mormile has now crossed over 600 strikeouts in her career for the Chargers. Spotswood (11-10) will take on Monroe in Saturday’s quarterfinal. Mormile and Delanie DiStefano each drove in a pair of runs to help spark the Chargers offense. Edith Luciano Urena drove in the lone run for Perth Amboy, which fell to 13-7.
Arena’s bat, pitching lifts Sayreville into GMC tourney quarters - Softball recap

12 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Freshman Riley Arena pitched a complete game five-hitter and drove in a pair of runs herself, helping power sixth-seeded Sayreville to an 11-2 victory over No. 11 seed Woodbridge in GMC first round action in Sayreville. Rose Joseph helped lead the offensive charge as well for the 11-7 Bombers, going 4-for-4 with a double, an RBI, and three runs scored. Sayreville will face East Brunswick in Saturday’s quarterfinals.
Swatko’s two-hitter helps propel South Plainfield into GMC quarters - Softball recap

13 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Nicole Swatko tossed a complete game two-hitter, striking out 12 and helping second-seeded South Plainfield take a 6-1 victory over No. 15 seed in Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament action in South Plainfield. Now 11-3 on thee season, the Tigers are onto host Old Bridge in Saturday’s quarterfinals. Jocelyn Sosa doubled and drove in three runs as part of a 3-for-3 day for South Plainfield. Lorelei Lorentzen blasted a first inning homer for Iselin Kennedy, which fell to 8-10.
Lavan’s huge day powers Monroe past Edison, into GMC quarterfinals - Softball recap

13 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

Brianna Lavan doubled and drove in four runs as part of a huge 3-for-3 day, helping propel fourth-seeded Monroe to a 5-1 victory over No. 13 seed Edison in Monroe. Now 10-8, the Falcons will host a quarterfinal clash on Saturday. Monica Bukowczyk tossed a complete game and only surrendered an earned runs, while striking out eight along the way. Callie DiBisceglie had a huge day for the now 13-4 Eagles, going 4-for-4 with two doubles in a terrific effort.
Lombardi’s gem in the circle advances Old Bridge in GMC tournament - Softball recap

13 hours ago | nj.com | Will Harrigan

What an effort in the circle it was for Gianna Lombardi. The Old Bridge ace was masterful in the circle, as her five-hit shutout carried seventh-seeded Old Bridge to a 2-0 victory over tenth-seeded North Brunswick in first round GMC tournament action in Old Bridge. Amanda Jupinka and Alexandria Hunt drove in the runs for the Knights, who are now 9-14 and onto Friday’s quarterfinals. A double highlighted a multi-hit game by Jordan Tarabokia for North Brunswick, which fell to 7-11.