Clinton Township, United States (Local)
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Claudia Ceva's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and education in the New Jersey area. She seems particularly interested in covering events such as police department updates, school board meetings, and community gatherings.
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BERNARDS TWP. - Though the Ridge High boys lacrosse team did not have the season it likely had hoped for, six individual players were still recognized for their contributions by the Skyland Conference Delaware Division.
By: Claudia Ceva
WARREN TWP. - The Watchung Hills boys lacrosse team only won two of its 18 games, but three players earned Skyland Conference Raritan Division all-star recognition.
By: Claudia Ceva
NORTH CALDWELL - Rohan Vyas' name will forever be etched in West Essex boys tennis history.
DENVILLE TWP. - The Morris Knolls boys lacrosse team had a decent season, finishing 11-10 overall, and was rewarded with four players receiving all-star recognition.
By: Claudia Ceva
MOUNTAIN LAKES - The Mountain Lakes boys lacrosse team had a season to remember, winning the sectional and Group 1 titles and reaching the semifinals of the Morris County Tournament.
By: Claudia Ceva
RANDOLPH TWP. - The Randolph High boys lacrosse team had a bit of a slow start, but picked up some steam nine games in, rattling off six straight wins leading
By: Claudia Ceva
Several track and field athletes at Hunterdon Central, Voorhees and North Hunterdon shined this spring, and were recognized at the local, state and national level.
MENDHAM - Three members of the Mendham High girls lacrosse team were recognized by USA Lacrosse after the Minutemen won their first state title in 16 years this spring.
By: Claudia Ceva
RARITAN TWP. - The Hunterdon Central boys golf team may not have had much success when it came to its matches against just one other team, but turned things on when the postseason rolled around.
By: Claudia Ceva
A total of five combined golf players from North Hunterdon and Voorhees were recognized for their individual performances this past spring.
