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Penn Relays: Looking back at 50 of N.J.’s greatest performances ever

Giordano snaps 20-year N.J. girls discus drought   We’re only two days from the start of the 129th running of the Penn Relays. It’s time to chat about the best high school performances in Garden State history because plenty has happened on the track at Franklin Field and in the circles at the Irving “Moon” […]

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Layla Giordano of Old Tappan is N.J.’s girls Field Athlete of the Year for 2024

Layla Giordano: N.J.’s girls Field Athlete of the Year for 2024   Layla Giordano was a sophomore when she made the best decision of her athletic career. The Old Tappan senior played volleyball, basketball and threw shot put as a freshman, but it wasn’t until 2022 when she would pick up a disc for the

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Layla Giordano selected to the First Team All-State for girls track & field

We’ve reached the end of the road in the 2024 N.J. track and field season. As part of our postseason honors package, NJ.com makes selections for First, Second and Third Team All-State across both genders. Below, find our girls choices for First Team All-State. Discus: Layla Giordano, Old Tappan, Sr. If you thought Giordano’s 2023

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Sights and Sounds from the Meet of Champions! Jersey Sports Zone

NJ’s best in track and field were on display at Pennsauken HS. JSZ has complete coverage. We’ll post our highlights and interviews throughout the night. Incredible emotions for those who reached the pinnacle! Layla Giordano is featured in video breaking the Meet record.   Full Video and link  By Jersey Sports Zone

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Old Tappan’s Layla Giordano breaks record, wins discus throw at 2024 Meet of Champions

Old Tappan senior Layla Giordano said someone sent her the Meet of Champions discus record before Wednesday’s Meet of Champions. Giordano set her sights on beating the record, which was set by former Donovan Catholic standout, Alyssa Wilson, when Wilson uncorked a throw of 168-1 back in 2017. Not only did Giordano break Wilson’s record,

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Giordano looking to repeat in Discus – 2024 Meet of Champions

The NJSIAA Meet of Champions is in Pennsauken for the first time ever and back in South Jersey for the first time since 2019. Below, find our preview for the girls discus championship. Girls discus THE PICK: Layla Giordano, Old Tappan ANALYSIS: Here’s just how dominant Giordano is: The Princeton commit threw a 149-0 at

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North Jersey Female Athlete of the Week delivers her best throws to repeat as double-champion

Layla Giordano has always been an athlete. “I don’t remember a time when I wasn’t doing multiple sports often at the same time,” she said. “I was in basketball in second or third grade, I played soccer, softball and even tried lacrosse for a season as a kid.” But except for basketball, none of them

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Giordano & Shue dominate the throws at the 2024 Bergen County Meet of Champions

Bergen County’s group champs hit the track at Hackensack high school to crown one-true county champ in each event and there were fireworks all around. From state-leading marks in the throws to impressive times on the track, the meet was filled with performances to rave about. Below, find out who headlined the action at the

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Track & field: 10 things we learned in the first month of the season

Have you caught your breath yet? The Penn Relays success the Garden State saw on both the boys and girls’ ends was only fitting. It capped an absolutely outstanding start to the season for N.J.’s best and gave us an idea of what the rest of the spring could look like. We’re in for a

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