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Hasbrouck Heights Middle School Announces Honor Roll for the 3rd Marking Period of 2023-24
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS -- Hasbrouck Heights Middle School announced the Honor Roll students for the third marking period of the 2023-24 school year. High Honor Roll 2023-24 Marking Period 3CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Eighth Grade Arteta Isabella Asat Anvar Bozkurt Irem Casazza Gianna Casazza Olivia Chen Brave Day Daijah DiLascio Angelina Dominguez Alexander Gomez Kayla Hewitt April Inan Melissa Lohrmann Grace Marrou Brisch Alana Oettinger Jack Potts Valentina Rivera Riley Rodrigues Dylan Scarpa Joseph Scarpa Max Serrano Evalisse Shine Ashley Zgoda Austin Seventh Grade Alcaide Tiago Bari Natalie Bashir Zaima Bhalotia Shlok Castro Aimee Ciccarelli James Duchi Tenezaca John Dziura Jacob Economou Dimitri Guida Maximus Hassan Emily Hernandez Lea Leon Erick Long Emily Ng Lauren Odeh Layth Rabadi Liliana Rivas Santana Nathaniel Singh Divjyot Thomas ChloeDOWNLOAD THE FREE TAPINTO APP FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS. AVAILABLE IN THE APPLE...
Summit Baseball Wins First Round of Playoffs
SUMMIT, NJ -- The Summit High School Varsity Baseball team won its first round of the NJSIAA Tournament over Ridgefield Park on Thursday, 5-0. Summit Pitcher Matthew Kurek got the win in the shutout and gave up only one hit, going six innings in recording eight strikeouts. Gavin Smith provided relief in the seventh inning. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER “We are playing some of our best baseball at this crucial part of the season,” said Coach Kevin Zaleski. “The depth of our pitching staff keeps showing up for us.” Thomas Flack led the team with two hits, and Giovanni D’Agostino drove home two RBIs. Summit now stands 18-5-1. The team’s next game is at North Hunterdon on May 29. After their first year in the Watchung Division, the team ended the regular season with a very impressive 17-5-1 record in the most challenging division in Union County. Three of those wins were against the to 20 teams in the state. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Roxbury Baseball Advances in State Tournament
ROXBURY, NJ - In a pitcher's dual on Thursday that saw the Roxbury High School baseball team come out on top, the Gaels beat Wayne Valley to advance in the state tournament. The 2-1 victory in the NJSIAA North Jersey Group 3 tournament game means the fifth-seeded Gaels will take on the fourth-seeded Wayne Hills team in quarterfinal round action on May 29. Roxbury's record is now 14-13 while Wayne Hills is at 16-10.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In Thursday's first-round game, played in Succasunna, both Roxbury and Wayne Valley scored one run...
Yorktown, Lakeland Voters OK School Budgets, Return BOE Incumbents
YORKTOWN, N.Y.—Yorktown and Lakeland school district voters decisively approved their respective school budgets on Tuesday, May 21. Each district also returned incumbents to the school board. In Yorktown Central School District, voters said "yes" to the administration's $119,110,000 budget by a margin of 492-122. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Running uncontested, Jackie Cerbone and Peter Bisaccia were both reelected to the Board of Education with 522 and 525 votes respectively. Seventeen votes went to write-in candidates. Lakeland's $191,413,753 passed by 779-299. The district's vehicle bond proposition passed by 745-329. With four candidates vying for three seats, incumbents Mike Daly (735 votes), Anna Massaro (758), and Becky Burfeind (708) were returned to the school board. Challenger Tracy Sadler-Hormazabel got 522 votes. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
HS baseball: Sea’s drive for five stalls against top-seeded Iona Prep in 4-3 heartbreaker in JV finale (47 photos)
St. Joseph by-the-Sea’s JV baseball program had won four consecutive titles under head coach George Quinn and were in pursuit of a fifth when they met up with Iona Prep in the CHSAA Archdiocesan final Friday at Fordham University. Prep was the top-seed in the CHSAA with a 14-1...
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