NJAC girls track and field announces 2026 postseason honors
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 12:23 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
The North Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) announced the 2026 postseason honors for girls track and field on June 18. Chatham secured the division champion title in NJAC-United, while Morris Knolls and Vernon were recognized as champions in NJAC-National and NJAC-Freedom, respectively. The awards highlighted standout athletes, with first team selections including Aria Federle and Alanna Parkes among others. Morristown received the sportsmanship award in NJAC-United, while Roxbury and High Point earned similar distinctions in their divisions. The event underlines the competitive of track and field in New Jersey, showcasing individual and team performances from the spring season.
- •Chatham named NJAC-United division champion
- •Morris Knolls and Vernon crowned champions in their respective divisions
- •First team selections featured top athletes from various schools
- •Morristown, Roxbury, and High Point received sportsmanship awards
- 12:23 PMYahoo Sports — All-NJAC girls track and field postseason honors 2026
"The NJAC coaches crunched the numbers. These are the top female performers from the spring season.
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