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April 30, 2022 Old Bridge hosted an invitational tournament today that included many of states top teams. The Knights made the finals and ended up facing Hillsborough from their own Pool. It was an epic battle in the Championship with the
April 29, 2022 Lot's to talk about since our last blog post on the NJ volleyball landscape this past week. Let's get right to it... We will have a ranking and rating update this weekend. Stay tuned for that. Now that we
April 22, 2022 Ranking and Standings update through games of Wednesday night, April 20, 2022:
April 21, 2022 We are publishing our first version of the NJP player rater. The rater is meant to measure the overall contribution a player is making for his team in comparison to other players in the state. We use a
April 19, 2022 (Original feature photo from Mary Freese Photography) It's Spring break week and there are a lot of early morning NJ boys high school volleyball games on the schedule today including some featured match-ups. Let's see what the
April 18th, 2022 The NJ boys high school volleyball season is in full swing, and moving fast, as some teams are already through almost half of their regular season schedule. We continue to gather more and more data that will give
April 18, 2022 Here is an updated boys NJ high school volleyball ratings and ranking along with some notes as of this Sunday...
April 13, 2022 Greetings NJ high school volleyball fans. The boys high school season continues to progress into week three and Tuesday night's scoreboard gave us many more indications of the power teams that will emerge come state playoff time. Tonight,
April 8, 2022 We have one full week of the new boys high school volleyball season in the books in New Jersey and we are already starting to make some key observations for the season ahead. Let's jump right in... The NJP
April 3, 2022 by NJP The new boys high school volleyball season is up and running and its time for some opening weekend observations. Like every season, we will see many of last years standouts move on to their college careers