Check out our first rankings release of the outdoor track and field season.
Christina Allen of River Dell reacts after she won the girls 800 meter run with a time of 2:11.07 at the 2022 NJSIAA Track & Field Meet of Champions on Saturday, June 18, 2022 in Somerset, N.J.We’ve briefed you on the top athletes to watch, and now it’s time to talk about the best teams in the state.
For both the boys and girls, a few that were often in the Top 20 last spring are featured once again. Others are newcomers looking to prove that 2023 will be their year. It’s time to reveal the season’s first NJ.com outdoor track and field Top 20s. Click the links below to see which teams are beginning the year in the rankings.
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