North Hunterdon and Voorhees each qualify two teams to Saturday's NJSIAA Championships.

The Lions qualify both girls and boys teams for next Saturday's NJSIAA State Championships.

Lindsley, who never lost an L-L race, capped her career by being named top girls' athlete for the fourth year in a row; Neiswender won the league crown this fall.

Saucon Valley's Elizabeth Chikotas and Salisbury's Kyle Gonoude are MVPs.

The Red Rover star dispelled whispers that he couldn't measure up with the top runners in the PIAA.

Palmyra Area School District is the first midstate school to begin discussion of leaving Mid-Penn Conference to form a new athletic conference by 2016-17.

The 10 Hunterdon and Warren county programs will be dispersed to three different sites.

Molino's time of 15:54 was the second-fastest in any race Saturday. Biglerville's Brady Wilt represented District 3 with a seventh-place finish.

Deluca won in 16:21, finishing 15 seconds ahead of the field. James Buchanan's Daniel Green was top Mid-Penn runner, placing 16th.

Chikotas seized control early and eased to her first title.