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Directions to AWAY Facilities ASPEN ICE AT FLEMINGTON 426 Case Blvd. Flemington, NJ 908-237-1423 Follow Rt. 202 South. Make a right at traffic light (just past “Northlandz” attraction on right) onto River Road. Proceed to stop sign and make left hand turn onto Case blvd. Aspen Ice is on left. ASPEN ICE AT RANDOLPH 16 Aspen Drive. Randolph, NJ 07869 From Mapquest: Take 287 North. Merge onto US-206 N via EXIT 22B toward BEDMINSTER/NETCONG. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto MAIN ST/NJ-24/CR-513. Continue to follow CR-513. Turn LEFT onto SUSSEX TURNPIKE/CR-617. Turn RIGHT onto CANFIELD AVE/CR-669. Turn LEFT onto MIDDLEBURY BLVD. Turn LEFT onto ASPEN DR. 16 ASPEN DR is on the RIGHT. BAYONNE HIGH SCHOOL 669 Avenue A Bayonne, NJ 07002 201-858-5900 From I-95 /New Jersey Turnpike: I-95 to I-78/New Jersey Turnpike Extension East (Sign says - Holland Tunnel/New York City) East on I-78/NJ Turnpike Extension to exit 14A (Bayonne). Go through the toll booth and bear to the left. Follow signs to Avenue E. South on Avenue E 1.5 miles to 27th St. West (right) on 27th St 1/2 mile to Avenue A (4 traffic lights). Right on Avenue A and Bayonne High School is on your left. BENNETT INDOOR ATHLETIC COMPLEX 1519 Hooper Avenue Toms River, NJ 08753 732-505-5522 Take Garden State Parkway South to Exit 82 (Route 37 East). Continue on Route 37 East to second traffic light (Hooper Avenue). Take jug handle cross over Route 37. Travel North on Hooper Avenue. The Sports Complex is located approximately 500 feet after the seventh traffic light (Indian Hill Road). BERKELEY AQUATICS 649 Springfield Ave. Berkeley Heights, NJ From I-78 take Exit 41 (Berkeley Heights/Scotch Plains). At the stop sign on the exit ramp, follow sign to Berkeley Heights. At the light, turn left. You are on Plainfield Ave. At second traffic light turn left onto Springfield Ave. and go 2 blocks. Make a right onto Passaic Street. Pool entrance is the first driveway on the right. BERNARDS HIGH SCHOOL 25 Olcott Ave. Bernardsville, NJ 07924-2396 908-204-1930 Take Rt. 206 north to Rt. 287 north to Mt. Airy Road exit for Bernardsville. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right. Go into Bernardsville, through town and up a little hill. Take the 2nd right, Olcott Avenue. Go one block and the school will be on your right. Bernards – Claremont Field, Park Lane : Follow directions to high school to reach center of Bernardsville. Go across town and up Anderson Rd. Take first left (Mine Mount Rd.). Go approx ½ block and turn left on park Lane. Field is at end. Bernards – Polo Grounds, Seney Dr .: Follow directions to Claremont Field, but do not turn left on Mine Mount Rd. Instead, continue on Anderson Rd. and turn right on Seney Drive (at base of hill). Go approx. 2 blocks and turn right at swimming pool parking lot (at end of row of large pine trees). This road takes you to fields. BERWICK AREA HIGH SCHOOL 1100 Fowler Ave. Berwick, PA 18603 570-759-6400 x3240 Take US-206 North to 287 North. At exit 21B, take I-78 West. At exit 71 right onto SR33 (PA-33/US22/Stroudsburg). Take I-80 (I- 80/Hazleton). At exti 256,turn right (PA-93/Conyngham/Nescopeck). Turn right onto SR-93 (Berwick/Hazleton Hwy). Turn right onto US-11 (E. Front St.). Turn left onto Fowler Ave. BISHOP AHR HIGH SCHOOL 1 Tingley Lane Edison, NJ 08820 732-549-1108 Take 287 South. Get off at Durham Road, Metuchen exit. At light make a left. At Shell Gas Station, bear left and continue to traffic light (Central Avenue) and turn left. Continue on Central Avenue which becomes Plainfield Road. After going through third light, Plainfield Road becomes New Dover Road. School is immediately on left after going through the intersection. Parking is available in back of school immediately off New Dover Road or in front of school by going to Tingley Lane and turning left. BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL 111 W Union Ave. Bound Brook, NJ 08805-1396 732-356-2500 Take Amwell Road to Millstone River Road. Follow Millstone River Road through Manville and Finderne to Rt. 28. Turn right on Rt. 28, and go over Rt. 287. Follow Rt. 28 past Efingers and the school is on the left. To get to the softball field- make a right after 1st traffic light after Rt. 287 (Tea Street). The field is on the right. BOUND BROOK ROCK FIELD From Route 22 East take Vosseller Avenue (going south). Cross over Route 28, go over the railroad tracks. Follow Vosseller all the way to the end, make a right, field is down the hill to your left. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF UNION 1050 Jeanette Ave. Union, NJ 07083 Take 287 North. At Exit 21A merge onto 78 East toward New York City. Take exit 49B to merge onto NJ-124 E/Springfield Ave toward Maplewood. Turn right at Vauxhal Rd. Turn right at Jeanette Ave. BRICK MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 2001 Lanes Mill Road Brick, NJ 08724 732-785-3090 Garden State Parkway South to Exit 91. After toll stay left. Follow ramp to traffic light, turn right onto Burnt Tavern Road. Just past next light, take jughandle to Lanes Mill Road. Go 5/8 mile to High School on right. BRIDGEWATER-RARITAN HIGH SCHOOL Garretson Road Bridgewater, NJ 908-231-8660 High School Campus - Take Rte. 206 North to exit for Bridgewater Commons. Turn left on Commons Way and follow until it ends at Garretson Road. Turn left on Garretson Road and the school and fields and parking will be on the left. Bridgewater -Middle School Campus - Take Rt. 206 north to Rt. 202/206 north to Rt. 22 east to N. Bridge Street exit (by Lone Star). Turn fight onto N Bridge Street, cross up and over Rt. 22 and continue past the County Library to Foothill Road. Turn right and proceed to the middle school - on Merriwood Drive on the right. 2 Swimming - Somerset Valley YMCA, Bridgewater The Somerset Valley YMCA in Bridgewater is located across the street from Bridgewater High School on Garretson Rd. in Bridgewater. Follow directions for the high school. BRIDGEWATER SPORTS ARENA Take Route 22 East to Thompson Ave. Exit and go back over Rt. 22. Bear right to get onto Route 22 West. Turn Right onto Frontier Road. Follow signs up the hill to the arena. BUCCLEUCH PARK (Franklin Cross Country) Route 287 to Easton Avenue. The Park is on the left across from St. Peter’s Hospital . BUNKER HILL GOLF COURSE 220 Bunker Hill Road. Princeton, NJ 08540 (908)359-6335 Take 206 South. Turn LEFT onto Hillsborough Road. Turn RIGHT onto Amsterdam Drive. Turn RIGHT onto Millstone River Road / CR-533. Continue to follow CR-533.Turn LEFT onto CR-632 / GRIGGSTOWN CSWY. Turn LEFT onto CANAL RD / CR-632. Turn RIGHT onto BUNKER HILL RD / CR-632 BURLINGTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE 601 Pemberton Browns Mills Road Pemberton, NJ 08068 DIRECTIONS FROM MAPQUEST: Take US-206 South. Turn LEFT onto NASSAU ST / NJ-27. Turn RIGHT onto WASHINGTON RD / CR-526 / CR-571. Turn RIGHT onto US-1 S / BRUNSWICK PIKE. Merge onto I-295 S. Merge onto US-130 N via EXIT 57A. Turn RIGHT onto FARNSWORTH AVE / CR-545. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto US-206 S. Turn LEFT onto N PEMBERTON RD / CR-630. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto ARNEYS MT RD / CR-668. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto CR-616 / FORT DIX RD. Continue to follow CR-616. Turn LEFT onto ELIZABETH ST / CR-530. Continue to follow CR-530. The college is 601 CR-530. The pool is located in the Physical Education Center. CARDINAL MCCARRICK HIGH SCHOOL 310 Augusta St. South Amboy, NJ (732) 721-0748 RT. 9 SOUTH: Follow Rt. 9 South over the Raritan River Bridge. At the foot of the bridge, take the South Amboy exit. At the first light make a left then make a right at the next light onto Main St. At the second light, turn left onto Stevens Ave. CMHS is on the corner two blocks down. CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL Softball games at Carteret Civic Center Park Sports Complex, 100 Cooke Ave., Carteret, NJ 07008 NJ Turnpike to Exit 12 for Carteret. After exit, continue straight and bear right at first light. Make a left at the light onto 602 East/Roosevelt Ave. Follow to first light and make a left to continue on 02E/Roosevelt Ave. At next light and make a right onto Pershing Ave. Civic Center Sports Complex will be ¼ mile ahead on left hand side. 3 CENTENARY COLLEGE 400 Jefferson St. Hackettstown, NJ 07840 (908) 852-1400 Take Interstate 287 North. Take Exit 22B Route 206 North. Stay on Route 206 North to Route 80 West. Go one exit to Exit 26 Route 46 West, towards Budd Lake and Hackettstown. Stay on Route 46 West into Hackettstown. Proceed to the center of the town and make a left onto Church Street (one-way street), opposite the Trinity United Methodist Church. Proceed four blocks to the College. CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 509 Forest Hills Parkway Bayville, NJ 08721 Take Garden State Parkway to Exit 77. At the end of the ramp, turn left onto Double Trouble Road. Go down the road about 1/8 mile to the traffic light. Turn left onto Forest Hills Pkwy. Proceed down the road about a mile. You will go under the parkway overpass.
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