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Spotswood High School Directions to Athletic Venues Thomas Calder SPOTSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTIONS TO ATHLETIC VENUES THOMAS CALDER DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Allentown High School 27 High Street Approximately 1 hour Take the TURNPIKE to EXIT 7A (Allentown/Shore Points). Take ROUTE 195 EAST to the first exit (ALLENTOWN/ROBBINSVILLE). Bear right and follow the signs into Allentown. Make a right onto MAIN STREET. You will go over a bridge and make the first left onto ROUTE 539. You will see the school on the right. BELVIDERE HIGH SCHOOL 908 Oxford Street Approximately 120 minutes Take ROUTE 18 NORTH TO EASTON AVENUE. Right onto Easton Avenue to ROUTE 287 NORTH to ROUTE 80 WEST. Stay on Route 80 until exit 12 (Hope/Blairstown). Stay to the left off the exit. Get on ROUTE 521 SOUTH. In approximately one mile, you will reach the town of Hope. Go straight through the intersection (four way yellow blinker). Get on ROUTE 519 SOUTH. Stay on 519 SOUTH for about seven miles to the intersection of Route 519 and Route 46. Cross over Route 46 and stay on 519 for 2-22 miles to a four-way intersection. Turn right onto BRAFF CASTLE ROAD. The school is about one miles on the right. BERNARDS HIGH SCHOOL 25 Olcott Avenue Approximately 50 minutes Take ROUTE 18 NORTH to EASTON AVENUE exit. Take to ROUTE 287 NORTH. Get off at the second MOUNT. It will say MOUNT AIRY ROAD/BERNARDSVILLE. Stay on Mt. Airy Road until you get into the center of town (Bernardsville). Take the second right after the traffic light in the center of town (OLCOTT RD.). Stay on Olcott for a couple of hundred yards and you will see the school on your right. The gym is a separate building in the rear of the school. BISHOP GEORGE AHR 1 Tingley Lane, Edison Approximately 30 minutes Take SUMMERHILL ROAD to ROUTE 18 NORTH to ROUTE 1 NORTH to the METUCHEN EXIT. Go over Route one onto SOUTH MAIN STREET. Make a LEFT onto PLAINFIELD AVENUE which becomes PLAINFIELD ROAD and then NEW DOVER ROAD. You will cross OAK TREE ROAD and the High School will be on your left. BORDENTOWN REGIONAL 50 Dunns Mill Road Approximately 45 minutes Take the TURNPIKE SOUTH to EXIT 7 (BORDENTOWN). You will get on ROUTE 206 NORTH. At the first light make a left onto DUNNS MILL ROAD. School is 2 mile on your right. BOUND BROOK West Union Avenue Approximately 40 minutes Take ROUTE 18 NORTH, make a left on RIVER ROAD, PISCATAWAY, make a right on 287 NORTH. Make a right on ROUTE 28 EAST (Union Ave.). School is about 9 blocks on the left. BRIDGEWATER RARITAN HIGH SCHOOL Garretson Road, Bridgewater Take ROUTE 287 NORTH to SOMERVILLE. Make a left on 22 WEST toward Bridgewater Commons Mall. Make a right on 202/206 NORTH. The 1st exit after the mall, come up to ramp to WOODLAWN AVENUE and make a left. (Becomes Garretson Rd.) Cross over top of 202/206, school will be on the left. BRIDGEWATER RARITAN MIDDLE SCHOOL Take ROUTE 287 NORTH to SOMERVILLE to left side exit 22 WEST. As soon as you get on 22 West get in the right lane - take 1st road on your right across from Midas Muffler, Gaston Avenue. Follow road to end. Make a right on SOMERVILLE ROAD, follow it around bend to FOOTHILL ROAD, make a right, go to MERRIWOOD and make a right, school is on the right. CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL 199 Washington Avenue Approximately 35 minutes Take the NJ TURNPIKE to Exit 12 (Carteret). Go left at the end of the exit ramp. You will be on ROOSEVELT AVENUE. Roosevelt becomes WASHINGTON AVENUE. 4 MEDWICK PARK - CARTERET SOCCER NJ TURNPIKE NORTH to EXIT 12. Bear right off the exit. Turn right onto PAULINE (10th right, several blocks past school bus terminal). BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL fields are in CARTERET PARK. Follow directions to CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL and continue past the high school. You will drive through the park. For Sub-Varsity Baseball games follow directions as above to ROOSEVELT AVENUE. Roosevelt becomes WASHINGTON at a curve in the road. Instead of following the curve, go STRAIGHT. This will be GRANT. The field is on Grant. For MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL, follow directions to Carteret High School. As you pass the high school, go through the traffic light. Make a right onto CARTERET AVENUE. The school is on your right. CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL 120 Tomlinson Mill Road, Marlton Approximately 75 minutes NJ TURNPIKE SOUTH to Exit 4. Stay to the left for 73 SOUTH. Take 73 SOUTH (5-8 miles) through MARLTON CIRCLE (Olga=s Diner on right) past the Marlton Crossing Shopping Center (on right). Go to MARLTON PARKWAY. You need to take the jughandle to make a left. The jughandle goes around Bradlees Funeral Home. Go across 73 and then go to 2nd light you will see Marlton Middle School on left. Turn left. Cherokee is on the left up the hill. COLONIA HIGH SCHOOL East Street Approximately 35 minutes Take SUMMERHILL ROAD to ROUTE 1 NORTH to PARSONAGE ROAD (jughandle at Menlo Park light). Go across ROUTE 1 to ROUTE 27 EAST and make a RIGHT. Turn LEFT onto WOOD AVENUE and follow to INMAN AVENUE and turn RIGHT. Go over the PARKWAY and make a RIGHT after the overpass onto EAST. Follow the driveway back to the school. 5 KENNEDY PARK Take GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NORTH to EXIT 131 (RT> 27, ISLIN/RAHWAY). At the light make a LEFT onto RT. 27 towards Iselin/Rahway. Make your second LEFT onto MIDDLESEX AVENUE. (Camera Studio on corner). Take this road for about 2 mile and make a LEFT on KENNEDY STREET. Field is on the RIGHT. COLTS NECK HIGH SCHOOL 59 Five Points Road Take Route 18 South to Route 537 East. Take the first left onto MONTROSE ROAD. Take MONTROSE to the end and make a right onto CEDAR DRIVE. Go 1 2 miles to BUCKS MILLS ROAD. Make a right onto BUCKS MILLS ROAD. You will come to BUCKS MILLS PARK where the fields are. DELAWARE VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 19 Senator Stout Road, Frenchtown Approximately 80 minutes ROUTE 287 NORTH to 78 WEST to EXIT 15 (Clinton/Pittstown) at bottom of ramp make left onto ROUTE 513. Take ROUTE 513 into Pittstown, make right so that you stay on 513. 2.8 miles and look for a sneaky left onto HOG HOLLOW ROAD. First stop sign (approx. 2 mi), make a left onto SENATOR STOUT ROAD. School is on hill on left. DUNELLEN HIGH SCHOOL 411 First Street Approximately 40 minutes Take ROUTE 18 NORTH to METLARS LANE. Follow Metlars Lane to WASHINGTON AVENUE (Route 529). Turn LEFT on Washington. Go across Route 28 and make a LEFT onto DUNELLEN AVENUE. The school will be on your RIGHT. BASKETBALL GAMES are played at FABER SCHOOL. Follow directions as above to WASHINGTON AVENUE. Make a LEFT onto WALNUT STREET and travel SIX blocks to HIGH STREET. Make a LEFT and go ONE BLOCK. The school will be on your right. 6 BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, FOOTBALL SOCCER AND TENNIS are contested in COLUMBIA PARK. Follow directions as above to WASHINGTON AVENUE. Stay on Washington and make a RIGHT onto COLUMBIA STREET and follow it into the park. EAST BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL 380 Cranbury Road Take SUMMERHILL ROAD to ARTHUR STREET and make a U-TURN. The rear entrance to the school will be on your RIGHT. If this entrance is closed take SUMMERHILL to CRANBURY ROAD. You will bear LEFT at the end of SUMMERHILL. The school is on l your LEFT. MIDDLE SCHOOL AND FRESHMAN BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, BASKETBALL AND SOCCER are played at CHURCHILL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. Take SUMMERHILL ROAD to ROUTE 18 NORTH to TICES LANE. Take the jughandle (after Boston Market) cross ROUTE 18. After the 3rd traffic light you will come to UNIVERSITY ROAD. Make a RIGHT onto University and a RIGHT onto NORTON. The school will be on your RIGHT. MIDDLE SCHOOL SOFTBALL games are played at LAWRENCE BROOK SCHOOL. Follow directions to CHURCHILL SCHOOL except that you will not turn onto NORTON. Stay on UNIVERSITY, the road will widen and you will bear LEFT onto SULLIVAN WAY. The school is on Sullivan. EAST BRUNSWICK TECH 112 Rues Lane Approximately 5 minutes Take SUMMERHILL ROAD to RUES LANE. Make a right onto Rues Lane and you will see the school almost immediately on your left. EDISON HIGH SCHOOL Boulevard of Eagler Approximately 25 minutes Take ROUTE 18 NORTH to ROUTE 1 NORTH. The third traffic light is OLD POST ROAD. Cross over ROUTE 1 on Old Post Road. Go three blocks and make a left onto BOULEVARD OF EAGLES. This will take you right to the school. ELIZABETH, - WARINANCO PARK Approximately 30 - 45 minutes Tale ROUTE 18 to the NEW JERSEY TURNIKE NORTH to EXIT 11. Take GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NORTH to EXIT 137. The take ROUTE 28, Elizabeth. At light at end of the exit ramp make LEFT onto ROUTE 28 AST; EAST WESTFIELD AVENUE. At FIFTH light make RIGHT onto WALNUT STREET (you=ll be going over a very! High bridge). At light make LEFT onto FIRST AVENUE. Follow FIRST AVENUE until you see a Rickel=s Store on your LEFT, make RIGHT onto PARK STREET. PARK STREET will lead directly into WARINANCO PARK. FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL 500 East Front Street Approximately 60 minutes Take the NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE SOUTH to EXIT 6. Take the ROUTE 130 NORTH EXIT. Take 130 North to the first light and jughandle across Route 130. This will be DELAWARE AVENUE.
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