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Chris Nalwasky

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  • High School Sports Reporter, NJ.com
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1994 N.J. boys tennis final Top 20: HS historical project

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By Chris Nalwasky Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Memories fade, old newsprint crumbles and digital links break, but the achievements of New Jersey’s greatest high school tennis athletes, teams and coaches shouldn’t just vanish. We are officially opening up the vault to bring the state’s rich sports history back into the light, and one team in the final boys tennis Top 20 was a non-NJSIAA member.
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1992 All-State boys tennis and top postseason honors: HS historical project

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By Chris Nalwasky Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Memories fade, old newsprint crumbles and digital links break, but the achievements of New Jersey’s greatest high school tennis athletes, teams and coaches shouldn’t just vanish. We are officially opening up the vault to bring the state’s rich sports history back into the light. NJ.com’s HS sports department is using some of its time over the summer to republish semi-recent postseason honors that, for a variety of reasons, had become largely inaccessible, even to us.
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Championship-winning N.J. girls basketball program hires new head coach

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By Chris Nalwasky Verified
| NJ.com Verified
One of the state’s most successful girls basketball programs has hired its new coach. Chatham has hired Allison Skrec to be the school’s newest girls basketball coach. Skrec’s arrival became official during Chatham’s Board of Education meeting on Monday night. Skrec is set to take over for longtime coach Joe Gaba, who spent 29 years at the helm of the Cougars.
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