Field Hockey
Field Hockey: Danielle Nugent’s Double Overtime Goal Lifts Johnson Crusaders Over Metuchen HS in NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 Quarterfinals
CLARK, NJ- Arthur L. Johnson High School senior Danielle Nugent rushed into the offensive zone when her team gained control of the ball. As she saw a chance to score on net, senior Shelby Lynes made the pass and Nugent took the shot, which bounced in and resulted in her being instantly mobbed by her …
Field Hockey: Johnson Crusaders Rout Keyport HS in NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 First Round
CLARK, NJ- The Arthur L. Johnson High School Crusaders varsity field hockey team began their state tournament, looking to take a step forward in their goal towards a sectional championship. In an offensive outburst, the fourth-seeded Crusaders defeated the 13th-seeded Keyport High School Raiders in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 First Round …
Field Hockey: Johnson Crusaders Shut Out Newark Academy HS to Win Pink-Out Game
CLARK, NJ- The Arthur L. Johnson High School Crusaders varsity field hockey team returned to action for their Pink-Out Game, to begin their last round of regular season games with the start of the state tournament coming around. This game had a more significance than just another game on the schedule. The game was dedicated to Donna …
Field Hockey: Johnson Crusaders Ride Past Millburn HS with Seven Goals on Senior Night
CLARK, NJ- Before their game Monday night, the Arthur L. Johnson High School Crusaders varsity field hockey team honored their senior players with a Senior Night ceremony on the field. Co-captains Amy Wysocki, Jessica Lopez and goaltender Emma Francisco, along with seniors Danielle Nugent and Shelby Lynes were all honored during the pregame ceremony. The …
Johnson Varsity Field Hockey Ranked No. 20 in State of New Jersey
CLARK, NJ- The Arthur L. Johnson High School Crusaders varsity field hockey team was ranked No. 20 in the state of New Jersey (on the Star-Ledger and NJ.com) for the 2017 season as of Monday, September 18, 2017. The Crusaders defeated Kent Place HS (ranked No. 13 on NJ.com last week, fell out of the …
Johnson Crusader Field Hockey Routs Governor Livingston HS with Six-Goal Second Half
CLARK, NJ- The Arthur L. Johnson High School Crusaders and Governor Livingston High School Highlanders both entered Wednesday afternoon’s matchup with 2-0 records. In the end, it was the Crusaders who remained undefeated on the season, coming through with a 9-0 victory over the Highlanders. From the start of the game, Johnson immediately set the …
Wysocki’s Go-Ahead Goal Powers Johnson Crusaders Field Hockey Past Hillsborough Raiders
CLARK, NJ- Arthur L. Johnson High School senior and co-captain Amy Wysocki scored the go-ahead goal with 16:02 left in the second half to give the Crusaders the win in their home opener over the Hillsborough High School Raiders by a final score of 2-1 Thursday evening in Clark. The Crusaders had a chance to …
Johnson Crusaders Field Hockey Looking to Build Upon Last Year’s Season
CLARK, NJ- Last season, the Arthur L. Johnson High School varsity field hockey team stood one goal away from a trip to the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 sectional final and came up short, losing in double overtime. Although the team lost that game, they are optimistic about the upcoming season. They began …
Johnson Crusaders Field Hockey Defeats Point Pleasant Boro Panthers; Advance to NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 Semifinals
CLARK, NJ – The Arthur L. Johnson High School Crusaders varsity field hockey team had struggled in recent years to get past the quarterfinals of the state tournament, but 2016 was different. This year, the team battled to ensure this would not be the case, and they got the job done. The No. 4 seeded Crusaders …
Johnson Crusaders Field Hockey Defeat New Egypt Warriors in NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 First Round
CLARK, NJ- The Johnson Crusaders varsity field hockey team experienced a turnaround all season long in offense, putting up 52 goals in the 2016 season coming into the state tournament. That is two times more goals than last year, and they continued to add numbers to their red-hot offense. The No. 4 seeded Crusaders faced …