Randolph Swimmers Earn Morris/Sussex All-Star Honors

Julianna Young, Sydney Wright, and Peyton Enama recognized for standout seasons

Mar. 14, 2026 at 5:18am

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Randolph High School swimmers earned significant recognition in the Morris/Sussex postseason awards, including second-team spots for Julianna Young and Sydney Wright and a 400 free relay honor, plus honorable mention for Peyton Enama. The roundup highlights top boys and girls swimmers and relay teams from across Morris and Sussex counties, with Chatham, Delbarton, Mendham, Madison, and Pope John among the division champions.

Why it matters

The Morris/Sussex all-star teams showcase the top swimming talent in the region, and Randolph's inclusion demonstrates the strength of the school's swim program and the hard work of its athletes. This recognition can help raise the profile of Randolph's swimmers and potentially lead to college recruitment opportunities.

The details

According to the Daily Record report, Randolph High School swimmers Julianna Young and Sydney Wright earned second-team all-star honors, while Peyton Enama received honorable mention recognition. Additionally, Randolph's 400 free relay team was also honored. The all-star teams highlight the top individual swimmers and relay teams from across the Morris and Sussex county high school swimming programs.

  • The Morris/Sussex postseason awards were announced on March 14, 2026.

The players

Julianna Young

A Randolph High School swimmer who earned second-team all-star honors.

Sydney Wright

A Randolph High School swimmer who earned second-team all-star honors.

Peyton Enama

A Randolph High School swimmer who received honorable mention recognition.

Randolph High School

The high school that had several swimmers recognized on the Morris/Sussex all-star teams.

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The takeaway

Randolph High School's strong showing on the Morris/Sussex all-star teams demonstrates the depth and talent of the school's swim program, and the recognition of its individual athletes could lead to increased visibility and opportunities for them at the next level.