Covering New Jersey High School Sports Since 2006!
Covering New Jersey High School Sports Since 2006!
Joe HofmannAll week long, Mount Olive football coach Brian O’Connor spoke to his Marauders until he was blue in the face. Over and over. And over. His message: If you play the way you are capable of, you can beat…
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Joe HofmannTemperatures are cooling. Leaves are turning brown. Halloween decorations are all over the place. That can only mean one thing: High school football games are taking on more and more meaning. That is certainly true this coming weekend with…
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Joe HofmannWallkill Valley’s Ryder Accardi took a year off from football last year. The Rangers are glad he came back. The SFC-National Blue isn’t – and that goes double for Whippany Park. Accardi caught two TD passes, including a dramatic…
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Joe HofmannThe text arrived on Metin Ahmedi’s phone in the beginning of summer. It was from Sean Norton. It came out of nowhere. “Metin,” it said, “You are our quarterback.” Those may not have been the Boonton coach’s exact words,…
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BigStateSportsAnother week in the books, and boy was it a wild ride! Only Christian foresaw the Lenape Valley road upset of Newton, en route to winning the weekend with a 17-2 record! This week there are 18 games up…
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BigStateSportsIt’s that time of year again, and Big State Sports is once again your go-to destination for all things New Jersey High School football. This year our staff decided to have a little fun behind the scenes. CEO George…
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Bobby SantoroThe new look National Blue Division will be a lot of fun to watch this season.
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Joe HofmannThere was under seven minutes left and 80 yards standing in front of Mount Olive – and 11 hungry Roxbury defenders scattered in between. With a North 2, Group IV championship in the balance, things didn’t look too promising…
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Joe HofmannDover and Hopatcong are out of the Ivy Division and are now in the Morris-Sussex mix. When they came back to the area, some divisional dominoes began to fall. Some mixing and matching followed. There was some fallout with…
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