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Senior Ashley Maziarz helped the Hun School girls soccer team to a pair of wins over Pennington, including one in the state Prep A final. Photo by Gabe Csapo

Tartans basketball looking for improvement By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor    Harlyn Bell is a goalie in field hockey and lacrosse, but she contributes on offense and defense during the basketball season.    ”I like defense better,” said Bell, a senior at Stuart Country Day. “I feel it’s more rewarding, though points on the board aren’t…

Maziarz left winning mark at Hun By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor    The last six months of soccer have made for some unforgettable wins for Ashley Maziarz.    In July, the central defender helped her FC Bucks club team win the Elite Clubs National League championship in Richmond, Va., with a win over a team from…

Ealy’s leadership guided Little Tigers to titles By Bob Nuse, Sports Editor    Chase Ealy has always been about doing whatever was needed to help the Princeton High School boys soccer team succeed.    Apparently what Ealy did this season was more than enough as he helped the Little Tigers to an 18-3-2 season that included a…

Senior Chase Ealy provided the play and leadership on the field to help the Princeton High boys soccer team to 18 wins and three championships. Photo by John Dowers

By Bob Nuse, Sports Editor    One day made a big difference for the Montgomery High ice hockey team.    After falling to Watchung Hills, 5-0, in their opener on Monday night, the Cougars bounced back with a 5-1 win over Princeton on Tuesday night at Mercer County Park.    ”I thought we played a good defensive game,”…

Montgomery High’s Minbae Lee slips in a backhanded shot to give the Cougars a 3-0 in their 5-1 win over Princeton High on Tuesday night. Photo by Dennis Symons

By Bob Nuse, Sports Editor    Carly Misiewicz couldn’t be more thrilled with the way her tenure as Princeton High School swim coach has started.    ”It is going really well,” said Misiewicz, whose Princeton teams opened the season with wins over Hopewell Valley on Tuesday. “So far things are going well. I have great coaches working…

Shorthanded Raiders basketball team shows promise at start By Bob Nuse, Sports Editor    In Tuesday’s season opener, Hun School girls’ basketball coach Bill Holup got a glimpse of what his team can be this year.    Now he just needs an opportunity to see what the Raiders will be like at full strength.    Playing without a…