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ESPN 150 quarterback Kevin Olsen (Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills) gave an oral commitment to Miami on Friday. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound four-star prospect chose the Hurricanes over Auburn, South Carolina and Wisconsin.

Four-star Under Armour All-American quarterback Kevin Olsen (Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills) committed Friday to play for the Hurricanes, multiple sources report. Auburn, Wisconsin, South Carolina, Stanford, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Notre Dame, M...

As far as filling needs and adding talent, this couldn't come at a better time for the Hurricanes. Kevin Olsen (Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills) is well groomed, well coached and has experience under center. He is an excellent ball handler and play-action...

Kevin Olsen earns Elite 11 finals invite

Wayne Hills (Wayne, N.J.) senior Christian Graff has committed to play men's lacrosse for Susquehanna University. Graff plays defense for Wayne Hills. E-mail lacrosse editor Mike Loveday at Michael.Loveday@espn.com with commitments. Please incl...

ESPNU Watch List quarterback and Elite 11 hopeful Kevin Olsen (Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills) is not your average high school quarterback. His dad, Chris, is the longtime coach of Wayne Hills and his older brother, Greg, plays tight end for the Carolina...

Throughout this offseason, we'll spotlight Class of 2013 quarterbacks who have a shot at making the Elite 11 finals in July. This week we profile Wayne Hills (Wayne, N.J.) signal-caller Kevin Olsen. Elite 11 Watch Archive For someone like Kevin...

The fall soccer season may have concluded, but the search for Gatorade State Girls Soccer Players of the Year is in full swing. The award recognizes not only athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character...

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday Whether you're putting together a grouping of best quarterbacks or worst albums, or you're making that special list for Santa, there's nothing quite like a good list. So in honor of the holida...

There's no need for a playoff or BCS in this year's high school football campaign; Don Bosco Prep is the clear No. 1. The Ironmen cemented their claim on the top spot with a 42-14 win in the against Bergen Catholic in this weekend's Non-Public, Group...

There will be championships galore across the Garden State this weekend. Here are five contests to keep a close eye on: Don Bosco Prep vs. Bergen Catholic We've seen this before in last year's Non-Public, Group 4 title game and about two months a...

Most local football fans are likely to be thankful for the slate of title games set for the week after Thanksgiving. *National No. 1 Don Bosco Prep easily reeled off its 44th straight win, riding Jabrill Peppers' four touchdowns to take down Param...

In sports, there's nothing worse than losing, but few things are better than a rematch - in the playoffs, at that. Several teams have this opportunity for revenge as we enter the second round of the New Jersey football postseason, so let's get to it:...

It's the most wonderful time of the year for New Jersey football fans: the playoffs. Many storylines abound entering this year's postseason, like: -Will Bergen Catholic get another crack at upsetting national No. 1 Don Bosco Prep? -Will Holy Spir...

For two of the last three weeks, Wayne Hills had survived near upset bids with late rallies. But after falling behind in Friday's contest against St. Joseph (Mont.), there was no such comeback. Behind Spencer Aukamp's four touchdowns, the Green Knigh...

St. Joseph (Mont.) is in the middle of the octagon. Of course, the No. 9 Green Knights are a football team, not MMA fighters, but with the schedule they have to finish up this season, win or lose, they'll be beyond battle-tested. Three weeks ago, ...