CONNER JAY JOURNAL PHOTOMcNair's Atia Gleaton has her shot blocked by Holy Family's Diane Forker. Both tall forwards battled throughout the game.

Holy Family pummeled McNair, 64 to 35, yesterday with Sam Sysak leading the way by scoring 20 points.

Marist managed to pull off a win over North Bergen after overcoming a third quarter deficit.

Learn more about these games and other Hudson County girl's basketball games in today's Jersey Journal.

Darius Gordon's shot at the buzzer lifted the Bees past the Lions with zero points to spare. Bayonne finished the game just one point on top of Lincoln, 62-61, at the HCIAA Coviello match-up yesterday in Jersey City.

Marist lost to North Bergen after North Bergen managed to storm out 22 points alone in the first quarter.

Read more about these games and other Hudson County high school boy's basketball games in today's Jersey Journal.

APRutgers wide receiver Kenny Britt, originally from Bayonne, speaks at a news conference on Saturday.

Rutgers wide receiver Kenny Britt, originally from Bayonne, speaks at a news conference on Saturday to announce he will make himself eligible for the NFL Draft.

Read more about it in today's Jersey Journal.

Union defeated Marist even though James Matthews had a game high of 15 points for Marist. Read more about this game and other Hudson County boys basketball games in today's Jersey Journal.

High school boys basketball: Bayonne will play at Lincon at 7 p.m. and Marist will play at North Bergen at 7 p.m.

High school girls basketball: McNair will play at Holy Family at 4 p.m. and Lincoln will play at Bayonne at 5:30 p.m.

High school bowling: Hudson Catholic at Marist, boys, at 3:30 p.m.

Star-Ledger file photoKenny Britt, a former standout at Bayonne High School, announced his intention today to leave Rutgers University and go pro.

Former Bayonne High School gridiron standout Kenny Britt announced his intentions today to forgo his senior year at Rutgers University and join the NFL.

Get the full story on Hudson County Now.

BAD NEWS BOYS 46, MELO FELO'S 43 - Bad News Boys (8-0): Jon Conroy 11, Chris Robinson 10, K.Washington 10, Evan Morris 4, Manny Thompson 4. Melo Felo's (5-3): Dennis Halsey 13, Shaun Ellerson 12, Rocky Halsey 8, Pat McMonagle 4, Brian Smith 4, Giacamo Palumbo 2.

In track and field Bayonne's Joshua Reyes and Sinead Johnson were double-event winners at the Bayonne Holiday Invite track and field meet.

Check out their times in today's Jersey Journal.

Stew Lemus's scored three goals, completing a hat trick, which helped propel Bayonne to a substantial victory of Morris Hills yesterday.

Read more about the game in today's Jersey Journal.

Bayonne defeated Indian Hills in the Indian Hills Tournament yesterday, but Marist failed to defeat St. Dominic on Sunday.

Read more about the games in today's Jersey Journal.

APCoach Greg Schiano gets a Gatorade shower after Rutgers defeated North Carolina State, 29-23, in the PapaJohns.com Bowl yesterday.

Mike Teel and Kenny Britt, a thrid-team All-American from Bayonne, helped Rutgers defeat North Carolina State, 29-23.

Read more in today's Jersey Journal.

CONNER JAY JOURNAL PHOTOJoshua Rosa points out a pair of shoes to his mother in the Foot Locker located along Broadway. Joshua received a hundred dollar certificate from the the Cal Ripken Baseball League in Bayonne as a part of their program to help raise money for children who are in need of shoes for the holidays.

About 50 Bayonne kids got free sneakers for Christmas in the annual drive conducted by the Bayonne Cal Ripken League in cooperation with the local Foot Locker.

Learn more about it in today's Jersey Journal.

The Bees' girls basketball team failed to beat the undefeated Immaculate Conception in the Indian Hills Tournament on Saturday.

See how other Hudson County girls basketball teams did in today's Jersey Journal.

The Bayonne Department of Recreation has announced the 2nd Annual Recspy Awards.

The Recspy Awards, similiar to the Espy Awards, will honor the year's best individual and team accomplishments. The Recspys were chosen with great consideration of team and player attributes. 2008 was a year of great teams, great players and great games

The Recspys were awarded in a variety of categories. Visit www.leaguelineup.com/bayonnerec for a complete list of recipients.

Bayonne tops Dickinson in boys basketball with the help of Jimmy Smith who scored 25 points.

Read more in today's Jersey Journal.