The Waiting is the Hardest Part for Glen Rock's Testa

Junior golfer Kevin Testa qualified for the Tournament of Champions at Hopewell Valley Golf Course in South Jersey.

POLL: Who Is Going To Win The Devils-Rangers Series?

Eastern Conference Finals begin tonight at Madison Square Garden

Bleed Rangers blue? Ever chanted "Marty's better!"? Remember 1994 (or 1940)? We want to know who you think is going to push forward into the finals for Lord Stanley's Cup. Will Brodeur get his fourth? Will the Broadway blueshirts get their first in 18 years? After you've voted, feel free to share you favorite NHL playoff memory in the comments.

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Glen Rock's My Gym Featured in Child Fitness Report

Americanow.com reports on the value of fitness for children.

Ridgewood Youth Softball Star Throws No-Hitter

Myah Wolfer, of the 12U Ridgewood Raiders, threw a no-no at the Michelle Sullivan Fund Tournament on Saturday.

GRHS Senior Tim Miller a Reluctant Role Model

Lacrosse star, class valedictorian will attend UPenn next year and hopes to develop safer sports equipment

VIDEO: Glen Rock Teens Create Viral Sports Sensation

Four juniors at Glen Rock High School are behind the game 'totting,' a monumental marshmellow challenge of trick shots that has gone viral.

It might draw snarls from the lunch ladies, but throwing food in the Glen Rock High School cafeteria has birthed a sport that's gone viral. "Totting started out with just some simple fooling around in lunch," said Ryan Pulford, a 16-year-old junior at Glen Rock High School. "Jake [Pellegrino] bought tater-tots and we started throwing them up and catching them in our months." Soon enough, Pulford, Pellegrino, Anthony D'Onofrio and Joey Cinquegrana were performing stunts, coining their creation "totting." But tater tots had their limitations. You're not always near an oven and potato-stained pockets aren't in favor on the catwalks of Paris nor the laundry rooms of Glen Rock. "We realized that large marshmallows would be more suitable for …

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Sign up for Maroons Soccer Teams

Tryouts being held in May.

The time is now for youth to sign up for a shot on the Maroons Soccer Club teams. Tryouts for boys and girls aged 8-14 are on May 7, 12, 19; and also on June. These teams will compete for the fall 2012 and spring 2013 seasons.  Signups are completed on the Community Pass system. There is a $20 tryout registration fee to cover the cost of fields and trainer support. A list of players selected on each team will be posted in mid-late June. Players then have to register for the applicable program they'll be in. The tryout organizers are asking that youth show up 20 minutes early. Those with two tryout dates must attend both dates. All players should bring a photo to tryouts with their name labeled on the back to help evaluators determine skill…

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Reader Photos: Youth Baseball Parade

A reader sent over these shots of the annual Ridgewood Baseball Softball Association (RBSA) parade on Saturday; make sure to add your own!

Thousands of youth marched on Ridgewood demanding fun on Saturday for the annual RBSA parade. With 1,800 youth members and dozens of coaches, the procession of gloves and hats walked from the train station to Veterans Field, where activities and games awaited. Reader Rik Jones sent us a few shots of kids having a blast. Check out his Flickr page for more great shots. Make sure to add your own photos to the gallery above!

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50 and Counting: RBSA Gears Up for Another Parade

Annual parade from the train station to Veterans Field begins at 9 a.m.; youth baseball organizers asking participants to bring one non-perishable food item for charity.

Perhaps the largest youth sports organization in the county is embarking on yet another annual parade this Saturday, a tradition that dates back at least 50 years. Organizers of the Ridgewood Baseball Softball Association (RBSA) haven't been able to pin an exact date, but can trace the march from the west side train station through Vets Park since the days of T-Birds. "As the president, I'm usually the first one in and I get to see them coming down stretched from Maple to Ridgewood Ave," said Jim Albano, president of the youth organization. "It's an unbelievable scene." The parade on Saturday begins at 9 a.m. from the train station, circling through much of Ridgewood's downtown before funnelling to Vets Field. There are about 1,800 youth …

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Ridgewood 9-Year-Old a Top U.S. Snowboarder

Ed Chanod, a third-grade student, took home a gold and silver medal at the USA Snowboard Association National Championships in Colorado this month.