A seven-figure endowment will help fund coaches’ salaries, operational costs and the naming of the Seton Hall bullpen for Michael Cocco.
Find out how South Orange runners performed in the 26.2-mile 2018 New York City Marathon on Sunday.
Find out how to watch live as 27 runners from South Orange take on the 2019 New York City Marathon on Sunday.
Find out how South Orange area runners performed in the 26.2-mile 2018 New York City Marathon on Sunday.
Find out how to watch live as seven South Orange runners take on the 2018 New York City Marathon 26.2 mile race on Sunday, Nov. 4.
The South Orange native is a second year pitcher with the Aberdeen IronBirds after being drafted in the 8th round by the Baltimore Orioles.
Youth wrestling in Maplewood and South Orange continues to grow. The Cougar Wrestling Club has doubled its membership in recent years.
Essex County officials will rename “The Oval” in Brookdale Park as the “Tom Fleming Athletic Complex.”
If you’ve been waiting to congratulate U.S. Olympic fencing phenomenon Ibtihaj Muhammad, here’s your chance.
Muhammad, a practicing Muslim, became the first Olympian to compete in a hijab.
With just 88 pitches, Shane McCarthy became the first pitcher in Seton Hall history to throw a perfect game.
Seton Hall University’s Derrick Gordon may become the first openly gay basketball player to play in an NCAA tournament game.
The Seton Hall Pirates beat Villanova 69-67 at Madison Square Park.
A lawsuit alleges that coaching staff allowed a culture of bullying and retaliation to take root on a N.J. high school baseball team.
The Columbia High School baseball program has come under fire for alleged improper conduct among its coaching staff.
A Patch film critic shares his top 5 football movies of all time. Do you agree with his picks? Plus, famous lines from each film.
Football season, wrestling tourneys at forefront of possible change; earlier start times for fall and winter seasons also on the ballot.
Comcast Says No to YES, Drops Yankees, Nets From TV Programming.
Who should be the NJ Devils’ captain this season? Vote in our reader poll here.
Learn how to treat your child’s sports injury without using painkillers, courtesy of an experienced N.J. rehab doctor.
Residents have included Yogi Berra, Martin Brodeur and Larry Doby. Add to our list here.
The hustling, hard-scrabble ballplayer still ranks among the university’s all-time record leaders.
Ley will host a 25th anniversary special for the investigative sports show, “Outside the Lines.”
An online campaign for the Essex County resident gets enough signatures to send it to the White House.
St. Joseph’s Celtics basketball teams show continued improvement in the fourth week of the CYO Basketball season.
Here's recap of how the St. Joseph's CYO basketball teams fared over the last two weeks of the season.
The basketball season for the girls and boys CYO opened November 29-30, resulting in three wins and three losses overall.
Top seed chooses to go with suburbs over distraction during Grand Slam event, report says.
Join in the Metropolitan YMCA of the Oranges’ 20th Annual Golf Tournament to be held on Monday September 15.
Essex County Freeholders recently recognized boys and girls state champion teams.
Parade begins at 9 a.m. Saturday from the New Waterlands Fields.
Josh Finkelman claims affordable tickets are available to 1 percent of the general public. He paid $4,000 to a reseller for two tickets to the game at MetLife Stadium.
Hotel and nightclub workers in Northern New Jersey are being trained to spot victims of sex trafficking ahead of Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium on Feb. 2.
Tickets are available at www.wwaft.org and the Codey Arena box office.
Columbia High School came in first place in both the Santelli Tournament for girls and Cetrulo Tournament for boys.
Defensive end pulling for rival Eagles and enough snow to call off the Big Game at MetLife Stadium since his team won't be there.
Rex Ryan will remain with the team for at least one more year, but refused to comment on a potential contract extension.
And don't even think about opening up that lawn chair—you're being "watched very carefully," says Super Bowl CEO.