The NCAA passed a new policy that can make a positive change for student athletes. For years NCAA and broadcasting programs have made millions off of college sports and their athletes, some of these athletes...
After injuring her elbow from gymnastics in 2016, junior Melody Lin of Freehold Township found herself in search of a new sport to occupy her time. Though Lin lost interest in gymnastics, she explained...
One year ago, after breaking her ankle in two places during a softball game, senior Marisa Harczuk of Tinton Falls had just been cleared to start playing field hockey after three months without physical...
CHS athletes are inspired by athlete role models to strive for greatness and success in their sports. These role models teach them balance and excellence in their sport.
Sophomore Nicole Sestito of...
Most high school athletes practice roughly 10 to 12 hours a week, along with multiple hours spent for games and transportation, according to Skyd Magazine, a company that celebrates the sport of ultimate...
Whether in the professional leagues or on high school teams, some athletes eat a variety of foods to keep themselves in shape for their seasons, while others adhere to no diet at all.
Professional baseball...
Horseback riding feels like more than just a another sport to its participants.They make it a lifestyle, an activity in which they find a family and a home.
Junior Emily McNeill of Colts Neck knows...
Sophomore and figure skater Ainsley Vetter of Wall is familiar with the expenses that come with full commitment to a sport.
“In my sport, athletes have to pay for their own skates, blades, competition...
Can’t throw a touchdown. Can’t shoot a basket. Can’t hit a homerun. All of these describe the “not athletically gifted” stereotypical CHS student, said senior and varsity cheerleader Caroline...
The discussion has gone on since what feels like the beginning of time. When asked to name a sport, most people would say basketball, football, soccer, or baseball, but competitive cheer or dance would...
Even though CHS does not have sports teams, that doesn’t stop students from excelling in sports at their home high schools and being recruited by college coaches. According to the NCAA, six percent of...
Many CHS students return to their home high schools to play sports. Some students began doing this as early as freshman year and began playing varsity their starting year.
Senior Kat Holtz of Hazlet...
