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Highly-rated son of NBA great includes Rutgers in latest list of schools he is considering
Rutgers remains in the race for the son of an NBA great. The Scarlet Knights are one of the six schools that Kiyan Anthony, a four-star shooting guard in the 2025 recruiting class, included in his latest list after he narrowed his options, the prospect announced Thursday. Steve Pikiell’s program is joined by Syracuse, Auburn, USC, Ohio State and Florida State.
Here's why NY is one of the most dangerous states to go swimming: Study
NEW YORK - Although New York is home to some of the most popular beaches, it also holds the title of one of the most dangerous states to swim in, according to one study. An analysis done by Florida-based law firm Anidjar & Levine used data from the U.S. Lifesaving Association (from 2021 to 2023) to find which states pose the highest risks to swimmers.
Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club Day Passes Available to the Public!
HAZLET, NJ: Beat the heat at the Swim and Tennis Club in Hazlet! Day Passes are available to the public from now through Labor Day. With four pools, recreation areas and food, it is the perfect place to have some summer fun – minus the Jersey Shore traffic! You do not have to be a Hazlet resident to enjoy the plethora of offerings that the Swim & Tennis club provides. The highlights are the four pools on site: the spray pool, kiddie pool, Olympic-sized pool, and dive tank with rock walls and a water slide. For those...
Could Rutgers really be a playoff contender? ‘Anything is possible,’ star says
The field for the College Football Playoff will expand from four to 12 teams this year. It’s giving a new group of programs a glimmer of hope and lofty target for their expectations. What does it mean for Rutgers?. If you purchase a product or register for an account...
Former Coaches: South Plainfield BOE Member Used Position to Support Personal Agenda
SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ - Last month, the school district made headlines when Donald Panzarella, New Jersey’s winningest softball coach, announced his resignation as head of South Plainfield’s varsity team. In a statement issued through his attorney, Panzarella cited ‘undue stress’ and an ‘environment of no accountability’ caused by ‘too many personal and individual parent agendas,’ including that of a ‘parent of a player who is a board of education member.’ As of press time, the district has yet to issue a formal statement regarding Panzarella’s allegations or resignation and, at a South Plainfield Board of Education (SPBOE) meeting July 17, two...
Rutgers’ plans for indoor practice facility have ‘taken backseat,’ Greg Schiano says
INDIANAPOLIS — One of the major goals upon Greg Schiano’s return to Rutgers is now on the back burner. The indoor practice facility project has “taken a backseat,” the Scarlet Knights head coach told NJ Advance Media on Tuesday morning at Big Ten Media Day. If...
Scarlet Nation Podcast: Rutgers Basketball Updates, Recruiting and more
Rutgers basketball is winding down its summer workouts and Scarlet Nation has been on hand to see the team work out. Our latest podcast offers the latest takes on the team from the practice court and what to expect moving forward. The latest podcast also delves into Rutgers basketball recruiting as new targets have emerged. Click the play button below to listen to our latest podcast featuring Scarlet Nation's Bobby Deren and Chris Tsakonas.
NYC triple jumper Salif Mane heads to 2024 Paris Olympics
NEW YORK -- The 2024 Paris Olympics start Friday, and New York City triple jumper Salif Mane is ready to show the world just how far he can fly.CBS New York had the chance to speak with the Fairleigh Dickinson University star after he qualified for the Olympic games earlier this month in Eugene, Oregon. He took home the gold by a whopping 2 feet over the second place finisher."An Olympian is something that's stuck to your name for life, and that's history right there," Mane told Otis Livingston. "So being able to say that I'm an Olympian, it's wonderful."Mane is...
NJ Native Wins Belmont Stakes & Takes $2 Million Grand Prize
Some people skip classes to go down the shore. Others play hooky and go to Great Adventure or spend the day shopping in New York City. But as a kid, Vito Cucci skipped school at 12 years old to bet on horses at Monmouth Park. Flash forward to 2024, and his horse Dornoch claimed the top prize at the prestigious Belmont Stakes race.
New Jersey Man Wins Haskell Handicapping Challenge
Monmouth Park's $1,000 Haskell Handicapping Challenge on Saturday, July 20, saw another record field and finished with New Jersey's own Pete Rogers atop the leaderboard, according to a release on Thursday from the racetrack. Rogers's $6,095.50 bankroll was best of 323 total entries and landed the Summit, New Jersey-resident a...
Six champs crowned in SIWGA Classic at LaTourette
Thirty-eight women competed in the Staten Island Women’s Golf Association Classic on July 14 at LaTourette Golf Course. When the sun had gone down on the course, six ladies emerged with championship titles in three different divisions, while others won other skills competitions. The results are below:. Longest drive.
Cover 3 College Football Summer School: Rutgers has best roster and schedule in long time
Rutgers football will get started on its latest bout of training camp next week and there is plenty to talk about in Piscataway. Rutgers has been gaining national attention after going 7-6 last season and defeating Miami in the 2023 Pinstripe Bowl. That opens up a lot of topics to discuss ahead of the 2024 season. It also means it's time for Scarlet Nation publisher Bobby Deren to talk with Bud Elliot for the annual Rutgers installment of Summer School.
Greg Schiano details current state of quarterback position at Rutgers
Rutgers is looking ahead to training camp with a starting quarterback already in place as Athan Kaliakmanis will lead the offense into a new season. Kaliakmanis beat out Gavin Wimsatt for the job during spring practice and has since transferred to Kentucky. Today at Big Ten Media Dayuu in Indianapolis,...
Chris Kreider opens up about his mental health issues
New York Rangers fans were given a heartfelt revelation recently when veteran left winger Chris Kreider shared that he struggles with anxiety. Hockey players are supposed to be tough. They're supposed to play through anything and everything. But there's sometimes stuff you can't necessarily see, stuff that's not physical. I've personally dealt with anxiety, and it's a common thing. When you're in it, you feel like you're on an island, going up and down. I don't think it was until the last few years where I realized how many people are experiencing it or have experienced it.
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