The Westfield High School boys volleyball team enjoyed a standout season this spring capturing the Union County Tournament championship and advancing to the NJSIAA Group 3 final. The Blue Devils finished with an impressive 23-6 record, showcasing their talent and consistency throughout a memorable postseason run.
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The Westfield boys lacrosse team defeated Pingry 12-4, snapping Pingry’s three-year Bristol Cup winning streak. The cup is named in honor of Toni Bristol, a legendary, highly respected lacrosse coach who helped launch Pingry’s program in the 1970s and later turned Westfield into a state powerhouse in the 1980s. The annual match-up dates back to 1986. The Westfield girls lacrosse team won their game vs Pingry a few hours later by the score of 12-9 to claim the inaugural Blue Cup.
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Ends Season Undefeated
TEAM PLAYERS ARE: Skylar Abrams, Adalena Blankenship, Sienna Benanti, Reese Clarke, Kiera Evangelista, Sophia Corcoran, Morgan Markle, Hailey Taylor, Gemma Rapuano, Maya Redding, and Victoria Walsh.
The seventh-grade Westfield girls basketball team has completed another undefeated season, topped with another seventh-grade championship. They beat Wayne in the championship for a second year in a row to win their fourth consecutive championship. What might be even more impressive than four straight is a 73-1 record over those years in the Jersey Basketball League.
The highlight...
Westfield High School’s boys hockey team rolled to an 8-0 victory over Cranford on Dec. 17, highlighted by a milestone performance from senior Andrew Lisnock on Senior Night.
Lisnock (No. 28) recorded a hat trick and added two assists for five points to lead the Blue Devils. With the outburst, he surpassed the 100-point mark for his high school career, a significant achievement for the senior.
Senior Troy Conover earned the win in goal as Westfield controlled play throughout. Conover and fellow goaltender Matthew Grillon combined to stop all Cranford shots, preserving the shutout.
The decisive...
Westfield High School’s girls hockey team opened the 2025 season with a 10–3 win over Cranford on Dec. 5. Westfield jumped out early and maintained control throughout the game, using balanced scoring and sustained offensive pressure.
Senior Lauren Delaney (#7) led the Blue Devils with four goals and two assists, while senior Hannah Gold (#48) added two goals and one assist. Westfield’s offense capitalized on multiple scoring opportunities, while the defense limited Cranford’s chances as the game progressed.
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Undefeated Westfield girls soccer secured its second straight Union County Tournament title with a 2–0 win over Cranford, scoring twice in the first half and controlling the game on both ends of the field. The Blue Devils relied on disciplined defense, steady goalkeeping and an aggressive, team-oriented attack that emphasized playing for each other—especially injured teammates who couldn’t take the field. Head coach Alex Schmidt credited the win to preparation and execution, noting the team had studied Cranford and stuck to its game plan.
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Westfield recently picked up a thrilling 1-0 double-overtime victory over Scotch Plains-Fanwood in Scotch Plains. Riley Carr delivered the game-winning goal in extra time, lifting the Blue Devils to the dramatic win. Scotch Plains-Fanwood goalkeeper Brooke Ferguson finished with 11 saves, marking her third game this season with double-digit stops.