Shore Sports Network Journal NJSIAA Football Preview

November 23, 2015 Volume-VII Issue-21

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The Jersey Mike’s Team of the Week for WeekNine is Shore Regional, which defeated AsburyPark 20-7 to clinch the outright Class B Centraltitle for the third straight season and run itsprogram-record winning streak to 16 games. Thevictory also gave the undefeated Blue Devils theNo. 1 seed in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group Iplayoffs, where they are the defending champions.The Blue Devils and head coach Mark Costantinowere presented with a special game ball at practiceon Tuesday by Jersey Mike’s Area Director ChadTirpack. The players were also treated to freeJersey Mike’s subs.

Senior running back Jack Britton ran for 105yards and two touchdowns and senior runningback Doug Goldsmith ran for 130 yards as Shore’s

running game wore down the Blue Bishops.George Notte added field goals of 32 and 34 yardsand Shore’s defense continued its fantastic seasonby holding Asbury Park’s potent offense to under50 yards.

Shore has advanced to its fourth straightCentral Jersey Group I final thanks to wins overBurlington City and Florence, and the Blue Devils

will shoot for their seventh state title in programhistory when they face Palmyra on Dec. 5 at KeanUniversity.

Shore is the ninth recipient of the Jersey Mike’sTeam of the Week award this season, which isselected by the Shore Sports Network staff.

The Blue Devils and head coach Mark Costantino were presented with a special game ball at practice onTuesday by Jersey Mike’s Area Director Chad Tirpack.

In conjunction with Shore Sports Network, Jersey Mike’s honored one team a week that showed thecharacter, perseverance and hard work emblematic of The Jersey Mike’s Company during its performance

that weekend. A Jersey Mike’s game ball and free subs was presented to that team duringpractice that week in honor of a great showing.

Jersey Mike’s Continues its SupportWith the Team of The WeekBy Bob Badders - Senior Staff Writer

Week 9 11/13/15Shore - 20Asbury Park - 7

Week-1 9/11/15Raritan - 26Manasquan - 14

Week-2 9/18/15Brick Mem.- 52TR North - 20

Week-3 9/25 / 15Red Bank - 16Ocean - 6

Week-4 10/2/15Midd. North - 18Manalapan - 8

Week-7 10/23/15Wal l - 26Neptune - 20

Week-8 11/6/15Jackson Liberty - 25Point Boro - 22

Week-5 10/915TR North - 33Jackson Mem - 23

Week-6 10/16/15Midd South - 42Manalapan - 7

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The Shore Conference tookhome 11 NJSIAA sectional

championships this season – sixfor the girls (Freehold Township,Colts Neck, Holmdel, ShoreRegional, Toms River South andPoint Pleasant Boro) and five forthe boys (Christian BrothersAcademy, Freehold Township,Ocean, Holmdel and Toms RiverSouth). This past weekend, threeShore girls teams won at least ashare of the overall group title,including a golden goal victoryand an upset that ended a GroupIII dynasty.On the boys side, two teams represented the

Shore Conference in the group finals, but bothfell short, including one in heartbreakingfashion. Below is a recap of the weekend actionat the soccer group finals at Kean University.

Girls NJSIAA Group FinalsGroup IShore 2, Glen Ridge 1 (OT)Freshman Hannah Birdsall served a corner

kick off two Glen Ridge defenders and into thenet for the golden goal in the 93rd minute andthe Blue Devils (21-4-1) pulled out a win overthe Ridgers (17-6-1) for their first outrightNJSIAA group championship. Shore had been tothe previous three finals, but lost twice andshared the title with Ridge in 2013.

Freshman Frankie McDonough staked Shoreto a 1-0 lead in the 13th minute by burying a 25-yard strike to the far right corner of the goal. Thefreshman, who finished the team-leader with 23goals, took a pass from Birdsall, turned and hit adipping shot that tucked into the back corner ofthe goal.

McDonough later dribbled through the defensefor another quality chance in the 36th minute,

but her shot bent just wide of the far left post.

Glen Ridge tied the game in the 50th whenjunior Galen Lew headed in a free kick by juniorColleen Grady. After Shore controlled the firsthalf by outshooting the Ridgers 6-3, Glen Ridgeresponded by limiting Shore's chances andclosing the gap in shots to 10-7.

Shore nearly won the game twice in the firstovertime period, first on a one-timed poke bysenior Shannon Bonner that rolled just wide ofthe right post. Junior Devon McDonough latergot her head to a corner kick by Birdsall, but hershot stayed over the crossbar in the 88th minute.

Ramapo 2, Holmdel 0The Indians (21-3-2) scored on two corner

kicks by Monica Scaglione within four minutesof one another late in the first half and went onto beat the defending champion Hornets (16-7-1)for their 13th overall group title and first inGroup II since moving from Group III.

Karlie Brogan headed home a goal in the 29thminute on Scaglione's service to break ascoreless deadlock. Olivia Kraebel flicked in aheader 3:05 later on a corner kick from the sameright corner by Scaglione to send the Indians tohalftime with a 2-0 lead.

Holmdel senior Hannah Lee made a bid for her22nd goal of the season in the 43rd minute, buther one-time volley from eight yards out hit thecrossbar.

Kraebel nearly scored her second goal in the50th minute, but her 10-yard strike drilled thebottom of the crossbar and came down in play.

Holmdel goalkeeper Mattie Milkowski savedfive shots, but the Hornets could not overcome a14-1 Ramapo advantage in shots.

Ramapo's win avenges last year's 1-0 loss toHolmdel in which the Hornets won their firstNJSIAA group title by beating the mostdecorated public school team in the history ofthe state tournament.

Group III FinalColts Neck 1, Northern Highlands 0Frankie Tagliaferri earned a penalty kick in the

55th minute and cashed in for the lone goal ofthe game as the Cougars (24-0-1) held on to stunthe previously unbeaten and four-time defendingchampion Highlanders (22-1-1) to win the firstgroup title in program history.

Less than a minute before taking the winningkick, Tagliaferri got behind the defense andchased down a through-ball from TaraWalenczyk to give her aone-on-one chance ongoal. NorthernHighlands keeper KaylaKlatt, however,stonewalled her shot tomomentarily keep thegame scoreless.

On the ensuingthrown-in, Tagliaferrigot the ball back, beattwo defenders and wastripped up inside thepenalty box. Shortlyafter missing abreakaway opportunity -Colts Neck's first shot on goal of the game -Tagliaferri drilled the penalty kick to the upperright of the goal to break a scoreless deadlock.

The Cougars held on for 25 minutes thanks toa more defensive formation than is typical ofColts Neck. Senior midfielder Ali Russo playedthe entire game as a defensive center fullbackalongside Amanda Visco and the Cougarsdefense kept the Highlanders on the perimeter ofthe 18-yard box. Sophomore goalkeeper LaurenFeaster did the rest by saving 11 shots, includingthree in the final six minutes.

The shutout effort by Feaster and thedefense helped the Cougars survive a 19-7shot advantage in favor of NorthernHighlands. Feaster dropped the ball on thefirst play she handled, but came right backwith a diving save to her right on a strike byAmy Harris 12 minutes in.

Colts Neck played Saturday's game withoutsenior forward and second-leading scorerBridgette King, who suffered a concussion at theend of the Cougars' group semifinal win overToms River South on Tuesday.

The loss is just the second suffered byNorthern Highlands in the last five seasons.Northern Highlands defeated Colts Neck, 4-0, inlast year's Group III championship game.

Group IV FinalFreehold Township 0, Ridge 0

The Patriots (20-4-2) handed the Red Devils(23-0-1) the first blemish on their record thisseason by playing them to a scoreless draw,which clinches Freehold Township its firstNJSIAA group championship.

Ridge owned a 14-8 advantage in shots, butgoalkeeper Kaela Chadzuitko turned away six ofthem to keep the previously perfect Red Devilsoff the board.

The best chance in the second half came on aRidge direct kick from just outside the 18-yardbox on the right side in the 73rd minute. ChrissyWeyrauch struck a shot that pierced through theFreehold Township wall, but the ball hit the nearleft post.

Nicole Whitley, Jasmine Colbert and LaceyPowell all had chances on net for the Patriots,but Ridge goalkeeper Samantha Carney was up

Shore Wins First Outright State Title on Golden Goal

Colts Neck Stuns No. 1 Northern Highlands for 1st Group III Title

Freehold Twp. wins share of 1st NJSIAA Groupchampionship

Shore Girls Soccer Wins Three NJSIAAGroup TitlesBy Matt Manley – Senior Staff Writer


to task and saved all three.

Ridge has now been to four finals in the lasteight years without winning one, althoughSaturday's draw did earn the Red Devils theirfirst state title since winning Group III in 2003.

Boys NJSIAA Group FinalsGroup II FinalGarfield 2, Holmdel 1Wojciech Piwowarczyk headed in two free

kicks by Dave Herrera in a span of 27 secondsand the Boilermakers (19-3-3) scored twice inthe final 2:03 to shock the Hornets (13-7-5) andwin their first ever overall group title.

Piwowarczyk slammed in a header on aHernandez service to equalize with 2:03 left

in the game and Garfield earned a free kick 24seconds later from 40 yards out. Herreradrilled a bending kick to the left post andPiwowarczyk flicked the ball enough to get itover goalkeeper Tyler Marchiano and in forthe winner with 1:36 left.

Leo Nobrega gave Holmdel a 1-0 lead with7:53 to play when he got behind the defense andran onto a pass from Justin McStay before takinga touch and slotting it into the far left corner ofthe net.

Holmdel's goal came just three minutes afterGarfield had a goal disallowed because of a fouljust before the potential go-ahead score foundthe net.

Group III FinalMendham 4, Toms River South 0Junior Jared Beneducci scored a goal in each

half and the Minutemen (18-5-1) beat theIndians (21-4) to win their first Group IIIchampionship. Beneducci scored the first goalof the game in the 12th minute off an assist fromsenior Julian Montilus.

Montilus took the ball all the way to theendline on the right side and crossed it across themouth of the goal. Beneducci made a run to thefar post, got to the ball and struck an uncontestedshot from the six-yard line past Toms RiverSouth goalkeeper Dom Pizzi.

Senior Christian Pedercini made it 2-0 whenhe hammered in a shot off a rebound in the 17thminute. After Toms River South applied pressureto Mendham's back line for the final 20 minutes

of the first half and the first five of the second,the Minutemen countered and Montilus touchedthe ball past Pizzi and finished to an empty netin the 52nd.

Beneducci capped the scoring in the 66th byheading in a corning kick by Pedercini.

The loss snapped Toms River South seniorCameron Geerinck's 12-game streak with at leastone goal. The senior striker set a new single-season school record with 28 goals for anIndians team that also set a school record with21 wins.

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4 David Inman 11 MLB,FB 5'9" 185

7 AJ Long 10 5'10 155

8 Nick Rex 11 QB,SS 5'7 146

11 Glenn Brown 11 WR,CB,FS 5'10 147

12 James Spina 12 QB,CB 5'6" 170

13 JD Harrison 10 QB,CB 5'10" 150

14 Ian Medford 10 5'3 131

17 Jared Fagan 10 QB,CB 5'9" 140

19 Brennan Richardson 10 RB,FS 5'9" 160

20 Kyle Hehre 11 5'10 180

21 Zack Ackerman 10 5'9" 140

24 Dean Disanzo 12 RB,WR,CB,FS

25 Will Jenkins 12 RB,WR,FS,SS 6'0" 195

27 Peter Simone 10 5'9 140

28 John George 11 WR,CB 5'11 144

30 Erik Paskalides 11 FB,DE 5'8 178

32 Jason Jeannotte 10 RB,OLB 5'8" 140

38 Jake Weinick 11 5'7 175

40 David Fairl 11 OLB,FB 5'11 177

42 Dylan Bastian 10

44 Dylan Houser 11 5'7 189

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56 Drew Camacho 10 6' 193

64 Matto Caramazza 11 5'6 228

66 Robbie Hart 11 G,DT 5'7" 225

67 Ryan McAndrew 11 T,G,C,DT 6'5" 300

68 Mike Frezza 11 T,G,DT,NG 5’8 291

75 Vinnie Pace 10 5'7 221

76 David Kohler 10 T,DT 5'10" 251

77 Max Schnepp 12 G,DT 6'2" 250

78 Cameron Winters 12 T 6'1" 290

80 Jordan Gomez 12 6'2 195

82 Nathan Wyatt 10 OLB,TE 5'7" 135

84 Robert Reeves 11 5’11.5 201

85 Gennaro Balletta 11 TE,G 5'10 228

89 Chris Lewis 10 TE 6'1" 155

79 Jacab Lucas OL 6'2 301

39 Joseph Parkinson TE, LB 5'11 182

70 Nick Carmona DL OL 5'11 245

18 Garrett Brown QB LB 5'9 150

59 Johnathan Makar OL DL 6'2 285

43 Evan Burton FB LB 5'8 165

HEAD COACH: Brian Wilkinson

1 Josh Bowen TE, LB Sr. 6-1 2202 Connor Lustenberger WR, DB, K Jr. 6-0 1853 Hunter Mauro WR, DB Jr. 5-6 1404 Nick Camarato WR, DB Sr. 5-10 1705 Joe Monaco QB, DB Jr. 5-9 1467 Paul Wickwire RB, DB Sr. 5-8 1558 Shemar Jarrett RB, LB Jr. 5-6 1499 Mike Revello WR, DB So. 5-8 16010 Elijah Chesney WR, DB So. 5-7 14011 Dylan Kuhl WR, DB So. 6-3 17012 Matt Rios WR Jr. 5-10 18014 Juan Abraham RB, LB So. 6-0 18715 Joe Herod WR, DB So. 5-7 13516 Seth Geraghty RB, DB So. 5-4 12017 Steve Gansert WR, DB Sr. 6-2 17021 Tom Krey QB, DB So. 6-0 16022 Alioune Diagne RB, LB Jr. 5-10 16523 Nico Adorno RB, DB So. 6-0 16524 Eric Becker TE, LB Jr. 5-10 18025 Jack Dawson TE, LB So. 5-10 15526 Charlie Cotton RB, DB Fr. 5-7 13027 Jake Schmitz RB, DB Jr. 5-6 14928 Levine Musawa TE, DL So. 5-10 17632 Brian Ewan FB, OLB, MLB Fr. 5-11 19032 Brian Ewan RB, LB Fr. 5-11 19035 RJ Shields RB, LB So. 5-7 18036 Sean Madej QB, DB Fr. 5-9 16537 Tyler Anen WR, DB So. 5-7 14040 Donald Giberson WR, LB So. 5-9 14542 Parker Pressley WR, DB So. 5-8 15844 Hunter Narozniak OL, DL Jr. 5-9 18546 Dennis Sullivan TE, LB Jr. 5-7 154

47 Mike Baronowski TE, LB So. 5-8 18550 Andrew Meany OL, DL Jr. 5-10 21051 Zach Jerden OL, DL Sr. 6-1 19652 Dan Cusick OL, DL Sr. 5-8 19353 Jason Peralta OL, DL So. 5-8 19354 Jake Nagy OL, DL Sr. 5-7 23455 Greg Schmalz OL, DL Sr. 5-8 19558 Brandon Andrews OL, DL So. 5-10 21059 Danny Dugan OL, DL Sr. 6-3 22360 Gian San Jose OL, DL Jr. 5-10 20261 Nick Manucci OL, DL Jr. 5-4 18262 Phil Wambach OL, LB Sr. 5-10 18563 Bryan Madej OL, DL Jr. 5-8 17865 Kyle Rodmell OL, DL Sr. 6-1 27866 Brandon DeNigris OL, DL Jr. 5-11 19767 John Pannone OL, DL Fr. 5-8 22568 Marc Rueda DT, T Sr. 6-269 Joe Lauer OL, DL Fr. 6-1 25570 Alex Devlin OL, DL So. 5-10 17571 Kyle Kessinger OL, DL Jr. 5-7 26672 Mike Baker OL, DL Jr. 6-3 25873 Ryan Pucylowski OL, DL So. 5-11 21874 Joe Scaglione OL, DL Sr. 5-8 23075 Said Allan OL, DL So. 6-3 22377 Julian Schoenberger OL, DL So. 5-11 20580 Davonte Olivo WR, DB Jr. 5-8 14581 Jacques Picault WR, DB Jr. 5-10 15382 Matt Ugarte TE, DL So. 5-8 17087 Abdoulaye Diagne WR, LB So. 5-9 17189 Sean Morris TE, LB Fr. 6-3 190

HEAD COACH: Rob Davis

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During this time of thanks, the ShoreSports Network would like to thank

Sansone Jr.’s 66 Automall for their continuedpartnership to raise awareness about thedangers of texting and driving while alsoproviding peace of mind when it comes thevehicles driven by teen drivers. As the parents of three children Paul Sansone Jr. and his

wife Chris know very well about the growing dangersassociated with texting. That’s why they have enthusiasticallysupported messages to urge teen drivers from ignoring theirphones will driving. “It’s really more of an awarenessfactor…that’s really more what the message is that we’retrying to send,” Sansone Jr. said. The couple have childrenages 23, 21 and 16 and their strong feelings about the dangersof distracted driving first began when their older childrenattended Red Bank Catholic and it continues today. Paulhimself admits that it’s a problem not just for young driversbut everyone behind the wheel. “As a parent it’s very scary,but I’ve even found myself saying stop, I don’t need to look atmy phone right now (while driving).” While the awarenessmessage might have started with their kids at RBC its spreadto Sansone Jr.’s 66 Automall on Route 66 in Neptune andwhen given the opportunity they were happy to join forceswith the Shore Sports Network through broadcast, web andprint outlets.

“I think it’s apretty prevalentproblem and

hopefully throughawareness

campaigns like thiswe can make animpact just likeMothers Against

Drunk Driving andother groups havedone with drinking

and driving”Sansone Jr. said.He added, “It’s a culture

change. There are aboatload of kids using newtechnology, so we want to befocused on making sure theykeep their eyes on the road.”

The joint campaign also features a component that resonateswell with parents as the Sansone Jr. dealerships (Nissan-Kia-Used) know how important it is for parents to feel that the cartheir teenagers are driving is safe. That’s why Sansone Jr. willoffer free safety inspections for teen’s vehicles no matterwhere they were purchased. Simply contact the service

department at (877) 226-9441 and ask to make an appointmentfor the free safety inspection.

A familiar sight around the shore is the Shore SportsNetwork KIA Sorrento 2016 Turbo which can be found at highschool football games during the fall and other major localsporting events.

Sansone Jr & SSN ContinuePartnershipBy Kevin Williams

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By Bob Badders – Senior Staff Writer

There may be just two weeks remaining in the season, butthere is still the potential for a lot of movement in the Shore

Sports Network Top 10.Nine Shore Conference teams in seven different sections will play for state championships on

Saturday Dec. 5, including two all-Shore Conference matchups. Our weekly rankings place greatemphasis on how a team is playing at the moment, but the final rankings look at a team’s entirebody of work. Plenty of changes could be coming based on the championship results, as well asthe handful of Thanksgiving Day games. The top three teams remain unchanged with sectional finalists and undefeated teams

Middletown South, St. John Vianney and Red Bank holding firm. Brick Memorial moves up onespot to No. 4, jumping Toms River North. The Mustangs, Mariners and Brick were involved ina triangle (Brick def. Brick Mem; TR North def. Brick; Brick Mem. def. TR North), but withBrick dropping out of the rankings after a loss to Jackson Memorial, Brick Memorial’s 52-20head-to-head victory over the Mariners gives them the edge.Rumson holds at No. 6 while Shore moves up one spot to No. 7 as it continues its dominant

quest for a second straight sectional title. Ocean falls one spot to No. 8 after a 21-14 loss to RedBank in the Central Jersey Group III playoffs. Red Bank Catholic and Jackson Memorial roundout the top 10.

Here is the latest Shore Sports Network Top 10

1.Middletown South (10-0) Last week: No. 1

2. St. John Vianney (11-0). Last week: No. 2

3. Red Bank (10-0). Last week: No. 3

4. Brick Memorial (9-2). Last week: No. 5

5. Toms River North (10-1). Last week: No. 4

6. Rumson-Fair Haven (9-1). Last week: No. 6

7. Shore (10-0). Last week: No. 8

8. Ocean (8-2). Last week: No. 7

9. Red Bank Catholic (8-3). Last week: No. 9

10. Jackson Memorial (7-4). Last week: No. 10


1 Jahciere Jones 12 WR/DB 5'11 1703 Nicholas Pasquin 12 WR/DB 5'10 1755 Patrick Cooney 10 TE/LB 6'1 1856 Brian Pasquin 10 RB/LB 5'11 1907 Sean Agar 11 TE/DL 6'2 2108 Kenneth Larsen 11 WR/DB 5'9 15510 Rory Sullivan 11 WR/DB 5'9 15011 Daniel VanMeerbeke 10 QB/DB 5'5 16012 Tyler Collins 10 WR/DB 5'5 13013 Jonathan Rodriguez 12 QB/DB 5'11 17014 Andrew Bohal 10 WR/DB 5'8 14015 Vincent Hart 10 RB/LB 5'7 15516 Nicholas Capichana 11 RB/LB 5'7 20017 Collin Powers 10 RB/LB 5'8 16018 Marc Carnivale 11 QB/DB 6'2 17019 Gregory Walsh 10 WR/DB 5'10 15020 Jarrett Valdez 10 RB/DB 5'3 13021 Collin Wieczoreck 12 WR/DB 5'9 15524 Joseph Contino 10 RB/LB 5'9 15525 Sean Ennis 12 RB/LB 5'9 18527 Ryan Spohr 10 WR/DB 5'8 14528 Eugene Kolibas 11 WR/DB 5'9 14530 Vito Aleo 11 RB/DB 5'7 15532 Derek Ernst 12 RB/DB 5'9 18533 Ryan Dickens 11 RB/LB 6'2 21036 Philip Meehan 11 OL/LB 5'9 17547 Alex Garcia 11 OL/DL 6'0 20549 Matthew Godkin 10 TE/LB 5'10 175

50 Justin Goggins 10 OL/DL 6'1 20052 William Hutchins 12 OL/DL 6'1 23053 Sean Fischer 10 OL/DL 5'8 18554 Ryan Greaves 10 OL/DL 6'1 22055 Jack Dean 11 OL/DL 5'7 20056 Matthew Thompson 11 OL/DL 6'1 22557 Andrew Gansas 12 OL/DL 5'7 21559 Matthew Preston 10 OL/DL 5'7 21065 Christopher Buzzo 11 OL/DL 6'4 23066 Leo DiCarlo 11 OL/DL 5'8 20068 Joshua Kudrick 10 OL/DL 5'3 16069 Alex Pniewski 10 OL/DL 5'7 17070 Paul Bavaro 11 OL/DL 5'10 24571 Patrick Bennett 11 OL/DL 5'6 20572 Michael Gillen 12 OL/DL 5'11 20073 Brandon Bentley 12 OL/DL 6'4 28574 Alexander Dalmau 11 OL/DL 6'0 21075 Sean Greaves 10 OL/DL 6'4 26578 Eric Brady 12 OL/DL 5'11 21578 Tyler Creuz 10 OL/DL 6'2 29079 Timothy Epple 10 OL/DL 5'8 23580 David Santiago 10 WR/DB 5'6 15081 Mason Sheehan 12 TE/LB 6'0 19582 Vinnie DiCarlo 10 WR/DB 6'0 15088 Jordan Smith 12 WR/DB 6'2 17599 Aaron Daniels 12 OL/DL 6'0 240

HEAD COACH: Anthony Petruzzi

12 Aneesh Agrawal 11 QB 175 6'

6 Adnan Bashir 12 RB/LB/DL 205 5'9

25 Dante Bergamotto 12 RB/LB 180 5'9

54 Matthew Brady 11 OL/DL/TE 180 5'11

7 Lucas Braga 12 WR/DB 165 5'7

52 Daniel Bunting 10 OL/DL 165 5'10

26 Stephen Chicoli 11 WR/DB 160 5'7"

8 John "Jack" Cook 11 K 170 5'10

86 Giacomo Curreri 11 TE/DL 185 5'10

10 Scott Dupont 10 WR/DB 155 5'8

50 Garrett Hilschiemer 12 OL/DL 190 5'9"

15 Saif Hussein 12 180 6'1"

51 Daniel Graw 12 OL/DL 195 6'2

41 Connor LaFountain 10 OL/DL 175 5'9

72 Michael Leroux 10 OL/DL 250 6'

17 Griffin Locklin 11 WR/DB 170 5'8

58 Ryan Mackey 10 OL/DL 180 5'7

56 John Mackey 10 OL/DL 180 5'7

76 Steven Nelson 12 OL/DL 225 5'10

11 Shane Norton 12 TE/DL 180 5'10

14 David Noor 11 WR/DB 155 5'6

30 Matthew Nuzzi 12 RB/LB 220 6'

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21 Andrew Schiappa 11 RB/LB 170 5'7

77 John Slotwinski 11 OL/DL 185 5'11

67 Christian Tascione 12 OL/DL 220 6'3

3 William Van Name 12 WR/LB 175 5'6

29 Vincent Vitiello 11 WR/DB 165 5'11

82 Steven Walier 12 WR/DB 190 6'2

4 Tristan Wong 11 RB/LB 190 5'9

73 Seamus Wood 11 OL/DL 205 6'

57 Ryan Zheng 12 OL/DL 230 6'1

HEAD COACH: Gregory A. LaCava

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1 Isaiah Calhoun 12 WR/DB 6'6" 1952 Marvin Morgan 11 RB/DB 5'8" 1553 Banir Worthy 12 RB/LB 5'11" 2154 Rasheed Martin 12 QB/LB 5'11" 1825 Elijah Smith 12 WR/FS 6'1/2" 1656 Seth Harrington 11 WR/LB 5'10" 1507 Isaiah Mooney 11 RB/DB 5'9" 1658 David Mclean 12 RB/CB 5'6" 1439 King Pugh 12 TE/DE 6'5" 19910 Chase Fairbanks 10 QB 5'11" 15511 Benjamin Morales 11 RB/LB 5'10" 19512 Leon Hughes 11 TE/LB 5'10" 17513 Kahmar Rice 11 WR/CB 6'2" 16514 Malik Jenkins 12 DE 6'2" 18815 Levar Wright 12 WR/LB 5'10" 18116 Isaiah Page 11 QB 5'8" 15517 Tyler Rossi 11 WR/DB 5'9" 16018 Thomas Best 10 RB/CB 5'8" 15019 Chris Ciavatta 12 CB 5'8" 14720 Tyrese Turner 9 RB/LB 5'11" 17521 Bryce Bradforth 11 RB/P 6" 21822 William Flood 10 WR/LB 6" 17023 Ishmire Morris 11 CB 5'7" 12624 Joshua Streater 12 CB 5'11" 16425 Kobe Poe 12 FB/DT 5'5" 18026 Elijah Owens 10 RB/LB 5'8" 16027 Marc Raoul 11 RB/LB 5'9" 18028 Alex Williams 11 WR/DB 5'8" 14530 Dameen Gibson 12 RB/DB 5'5" 15031 Hinds, Javon 11 DL 5'9" 17033 Thomas Johnson 11 RB/LB 5'5" 15234 Kyle Cowart 12 DB 5'9" 172

35 Mikey Morris 10 RB/DB 5'8" 15536 Koran Council 10 DB 5'7" 15540 Kyle Robinson 12 CB 5'8" 15541 Clay, Jacquez 11 DL 6'2" 18142 Carey, Jordan 11 LB 5'10" 15544 Roshawn Williams 11 LB 5'10 20545 William Edwards 10 RB/CB 5'5" 13348 Jalil Hamilton 11 OL/DL 5'7" 18750 Damien Valentine 11 DE 6" 20851 Kaseem Curtis 12 OL/DL 5'11" 24052 James Roberts 12 OL/DL 6'2" 23053 Raymond Lebron 12 OL/DL 6'1" 25554 DayQuan Robinson 12 OL/DL 5'4" 24555 Gary Hoover 11 OL/DL 6'3" 27056 Naji Jorden 11 OL/DL 6' 26057 Lawrence, Dayvon 12 OL/DL 5'10" 24558 Brandon Walker 10 OL/DL 5'10" 25059 Keven Jean 11 OL/DL 6'4" 22060 Peavy, Jayshon 12 OL 6'2" 22561 Zion Bolden 10 OL/DL 6' 22062 Jahsave Brooks 10 LG 5'6" 21565 Mahki Collins 11 DT/OT 6" 33066 Greogorio Rojano-Morlaes12 OL 5'10" 23070 Chris 10 OL 5'9" 22575 Dan Mathurin 10 OL/Dl 6'" 32576 Pedro Kendrick Knowles 11 OL/DL 6'1" 20599 Zachary Youngberg 12 K 5'11" 230

HEAD COACH: Rodney Taylor

1 Tyquere Davis SR RB/DB 5’10” 175

2 Davon Thompson SR QB/DB 5’10” 165

3 Trevor Saunders SR RB/DB 5’7” 165

4 Donte Abrams SO RB/DB 5’8” 160

5 Dyquan Young JR WR/DB 5’9” 175

6 Paul Reed JR RB/DB 5’7” 160

7 Cishium Simmons JR TE/LB 6’3” 215

8 Javon Higgs SO WR/DB 6’1” 160

9 Najir Ridout JR WR/DB 5’8” 155

10 Jaedon Stephens SR WR/LB 6’0” 205

11 Tyrone Bailey JR RB/DB 5’7” 145

12 Namir Argilagos JR WR/LB 5’10” 175

13 Nasir Jones SO WR/DL 6’3” 185

15 Ja’king Agostini SO RB/LB 5’11” 170

16 Prince Young SR WR/LB 5’10” 170

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25 Josmere Taylor JR QB/LB 6’0” 160

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50 Lazarus Chathuant FR OL/DL 5’8” 195

51 Tykim Harris SO OL/DL 5’8 235

52 Calvin Simmons-Carter JR OL/DL 5’10” 270

53 Xavier Banks SO OL/DL 5’11” 200

55 Keith White SR OL/LB 5’11” 180

56 Jaylen Paige SO OL/DL 6’3” 190

58 Jason Deltus SR OL/DL 6’2” 225

59 Josiah Williams FR OL/DL 6’1” 165

68 Kobby Perkins FR OL/DL 5’11” 185

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74 Milton Simmons SO OL/DL 5’9” 190

75 Kyrie Moore SO OL/DL 6’0” 235

77 Baliant Bogan SO OL/DL 5’11” 260

80 Daniel Simmons FR WR/DB 5’6” 125

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20 Alessi Chaz 10 OLB/RB 5'8 17539 Antonucci Kyle 10 DB/RB 5'9 16023 Bancala Jake 10 DL/RB 5'8 18051 Desteno Jeremy 10 OL/DL 5'9 20026 Costanzo Joe 10 DB/REC 5'10 1904 Ferrigno Matt 10 DB/REC 5'11 14051 Hardzewicz Jack 10 LB/OL 5'11 17033 King Jesse 10 DB/REC 5'11 1609 Kinsella Ben 10 DB/QB 5'10 1558 Krellin Jake 10 TE/DE 6'0 19054 Markmann Adam 10 OL/DL 6'0 22031 Masella Andrew 10 DB/REC 5'7 13532 McCann Aidan 10 DB/REC 6'0 15553 Patterson Chris 10 LB/OL 5'10 18030 Petruzelli Brett 10 LB/RB 5'7 16078 Prince Justin 10 OL/DL 5'7 13088 Raim Joosep 10 DL/TE 6'2 17029 Rossi Daniel 10 DB/REC 5'8 13565 Settembrino Frank 10 OL/DL 5'10 23536 Ward Danny 10 DB/REC 5'5 12562 Augustino Matt 10 OL/DL 5'10 20050 Burke Bobby 11 DL/OL 6'1 2402 Diodato Dan 11 DB/REC 5'11 17011 Donlon Brendon 11 QB/LB 6'0 18089 Fallon Matt 11 DB/REC 5'8 1701 Dube Samson 11 UTIL 5'11 18025 Higgins Kevin 11 LB/RB 6'1 21545 Gulick Will 11 DL/OL 6'1 21522 Imsho Maxx 11 DB/REC 5'11 18016 Joyce Jeremy 11 DB/REC 6'2 175

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he final twoweeks of the

2015 New Jerseyhigh school

football season havearrived, and for aselect group that alsomeans preparing toplay for a statechampionship.The Shore Conference has once again enjoyed

great success in the NJSIAA playoffs with nineteams set to play for sectional titles on SaturdayDec. 5. After having a record six state championslast season, the Shore Conference actually has thechance to break that mark with finalists n sevendifferent brackets.

This week there are also nine Thanksgiving rivalry games,with all but one being played on Thanksgiving Day. Thereare five games featuring teams ranked in the Shore SportsNetwork Top 10 and six games total featuring sectionalfinalists. The season is just about over, but there’s still somuch to be decided.

Let’s take a look at the sectional championship games aswell as highlight the top Thanksgiving games. All thesectional championships featuring Shore Conference teamswill be played on Saturday Dec. 5 at multiple sites.

North Jersey Section 2, Group IV

2-Phillipsburg (9-1) vs. 1-Middletown South(10-0), 7 p.m. at MetLife Stadium

Phillipsburg is the defending champion and is seeking itseighth sectional title in its 13th appearance in a championshipgame. The Stateliners only loss is to undefeated Bridgewater-Raritan, so they are once again a formidable squad. JuniorJaquan Jones and senior Manny Romero lead their run-heavyattack with 921 and 761 yards rushing, respectively. Romerois also a dangerous receiver with team-high 466 yards andsix touchdowns. In the playoffs, the Stateliners defeatedWoodbridge 35-20 and Colonia 28-13.

Phillipsburg will have its hands full, however, withMiddletown South entering undefeated and as the No. 1 teamin the state. The Eagles blasted West Windsor-PlainsboroNorth 55-0 in the first round before taking down rivalMiddletown North 41-14. Senior running back Cole Rogers

has been on fire in theplayoffs with 366yards rushing andseven touchdowns intwo games. He hasrun for 1,314 yardsand 19 touchdownsthis season. There’splenty of balancewith the Eagles’offense. Seniorquarterback MattMosquera has thrownfor 1,238 yards and16 touchdowns, andjunior running backJames McCarthy hasrushed for 584 yardsand scored 15touchdowns while

averaging 10.4 yards per carry. Middletown South has scored40 or more points in all but one game this season.

On the other side of the ball, Middletown South has one ofthe state’s best defenses led by an outstanding trio oflinebackers. Senior Dylan Rogers along with juniorsMcCarthy and Kevin Higgins are sideline-to-sideline tacklingmachines who can also get to the quarterback. Couple thatwith an always solid defensive front and a secondary that hasintercepted 17 passes this season and it’s easy to see why theEagles are unbeaten.

Mosquera is also one of the best kickers inthe state, giving them an added weapon onspecial teams.

Middletown South has been to a sectionalfinal five time since claiming its ninthoverall title in 2006. The Eagles came upshort against Jackson Memorial in last year’ssectional final, but will be the heavy favoriteto win this time and finish undefeated.

Central Jersey Group IV

7-Jackson Memorial (7-4) vs. 1-Brick Memorial (9-2), 4 p.m. atRutgers University

Class A South rivals Jackson Memorialand Brick Memorial will meet once morethis season, and this time it’s for all themarbles.

Jackson is the defending champion in the section, andalthough the Jaguars went through a rocky stretch where theylost three straight games and four of their final six headinginto the playoffs, they have turned it around at the perfecttime to earn the right to defend their title. The Jaguars tookdown second-seeded Brick 21-7 in the first round to avengea regular-season loss before crushing Steinert 56-10 to reachthe final.

Senior Kyle Johnson is now the starting quarterback forJackson Memorial after taking over for injured junior DanBarker a month ago. Barker is healthy now, but the Jaguarshave found an identity down the stretch with Johnson. Inrunning more of a zone-read rushing attack, Jackson has keptthe ball in the hands of Johnson and junior running back MikeGawlik on basically every play. The results have obviouslybeen successful. Gawlik has rushed for 383 yards and fourtouchdowns in the playoffs, and Johnson had a big game with162 total yards and two touchdowns in the win over Steinert.

Gawlik has 1,352 yards rushing and 14 touchdowns thisseason for his second straight 1,000-yard season.

The Jaguars defense has also been stout in the playoffs.They yielded just seven points to Brick and kept Steinertunder 150 yards of offense while forcing four turnovers.Senior defensive end Tyler Towns is one of the top passrushers in the Shore Conference and currently has 17 sacks.

Jackson will be playing for its fifth sectional title in its sixthappearance.

Brick Memorial entered asthe top seed and won bothgames, as expected, to reachthe final. The Mustangsdefeated Jackson Liberty 38-6in the first round and toppedAllentown 28-7 in thesemifinal. The Mustangs’triple-option offense features apair of 1,000-yard rushers insenior quarterback TimSantiago and sophomorefullback Tony Thorpe.Santiago has 1,566 yardsrushing and 15 touchdownsand Thorpe has 1,205 yardsand 17 touchdowns. SeniorElie Lavarin 533 yards and fivetouchdowns.

Brick Memorial’s defense isled by its outstandingdefensive line. Senior twins

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Mike and Anthony Nobile, along with senior ChrisHayes, routinely wreak havoc in the oppositionsbackfield are a huge reason why the Mustangs allowjust 12.2 points per game. Mike Nobile leads the teamin tackles with 77 and tackles for a loss with 15.Hayes has a team-high eight sacks. Senior linebackerBilly Walsh has had a strong season with 76 tacklesand Santiago leads the team with four interceptions.

Brick Memorial also has one of the Shore’s topkickers in senior Matt Cuppari, who has converted 6of 8 field goals with a long of 47.

This should be one of the best games of the day atRutgers. The last and only time the two met in thechampionship game was in 2005 when Jackson won30-28 on the final play of the game, a touchdown passfrom current assistant coach Cory Lavin to fullbackJoe Reggio with no time left. It is considered amongthe greatest championship games in Shore Conferencehistory.

Central Jersey Group III

3-Red Bank (10-0) vs. 1-Rumson-FairHaven (9-1), 7 p.m. at Rutgers University

The Battle of Ridge Road hasnever meant more.

When local rivals Red Bankand Rumson meet to play for asectional championship it willbe the first time the two schoolshave squared off in a final.Rumson is trying to becomethe fifth Shore Conferenceteam to win three sectionaltitles in a row, while Red Bankwill play for its first statechampionship in 40 years andmay have a chance to finish 12-0 for the first time.

Rumson entered the seasoncoming off its second straightCentral Jersey Group II titleand were moved up to GroupIII this year. As the top seed,the Bulldogs defeated Rahway43-6 in the first round beforeeliminating last year’schampion on the bracket,

Matawan, 24-13.

A powerfulrunning game and alights-out defensehave fueledRumson again thisseason. Juniorquarterback MikeO’Connor has 868yards rushing andeight touchdownsto go along with516 yards passingand 10t o u c h d o w n s .Juniors MattVecchiarelli (695yards, 7 TDs) andBryan Hess (736yards, 7 TDs) giveRumson a three-pronged attack thathas been nearlyunstoppable.

R u m s o n ’ sdefense is led by junior linebacker Mike Ruane, one of the

Shore’s best, who has 114 tackles andthree sacks. The field general is seniorMax Pfrang, who has 71 tackles and twosacks. Junior Mike Murdock has 81tackles and two interceptions, LiamAdams has a team-best seven sacks andMike Caruso leads the team with threeinterceptions.

Red Bank is in the midst of one of itsgreatest seasons ever, and has two gamesleft to finish off a historic year. The Bucscan lock up the Class B North divisiontitle, their first since 1977, with a win overLong Branch on Thanksgiving. RedBank’s last state title was in 1975, an epic46-44 win over Hightstown in what manystill consider the greatest NJSIAA playoffgame in history.

Syracuse-bound senior wide receiverSadiq Palmer has been a menace in theplayoffs, and came up huge when itmattered most with all three touchdownsin a 21-14 win over Ocean in thesemifinals. In the first round, the Bucsshut out South Plainfield 30-0.

Palmer has 45 receptions for 635 yards and six touchdownsand has also run for multiple touchdowns. On defense he issecond on the team with 55 tackles and has a team-best fiveinterceptions. Senior quarterback Jack Navitsky has thrownfor 1,075 yards and nine touchdowns and ran for 478 yardsand five touchdowns. Senior running back Alim Godsey givesRed Bank plenty of balance with 852 yards and 11touchdowns.

Red Bank’s defense has also been among the best in theShore in allowing just nine points per game. Junior linebackerChris Outterbridge has a team-high 80 tackles and seniordefensive end Sean Naiman leads the way with 8.5 sacks.Along with Palmer, senior Matt Reardon is a ball-hawk in thesecondary with three interceptions.

The Bucs also have one of the Shore Conference’s mostreliable kickers in senior Jack O’Connor. He has made 31 of32 extra points and is 9-for-10 on field goals with a long of 42.

Central Jersey Group II

6-Raritan (5-5) vs. 1-Lincoln (11-0), 7 p.m. atKean University

On paper this looks like a David vs. Goliath matchup, butRaritan will surely have something to say about that.

The Rockets have made a cinderella run to the finals byknocking off third-seeded Point Boro 17-7 and crushingsecond-seeded Delaware Valley 42-13. Raritan started theseason 3-0 before losing five straight heading into theplayoffs. For the Rockets to complete their incredible

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turnaround and win an unlikely second sectional title theywill have to go through the No. 13 team in the state.

Lincoln has soundly beaten every team on its scheduleaside from Hudson Catholic, which it defeated 22-17.Quarterback Zymire Gordon is among the state’s passingleaders with 1,667 yards and 24 touchdowns. His favoritetarget is Frank Darby, who has 31 catches for 978 yards and11 touchdowns. The Lions don’t play the greatest ofschedules in the Hudson County Interscholastic League, butthey are undefeated for a reason and will be the big favorite.

Raritan was able to shake off a string of five straight lossesto get to its sixth sectional final, and will look to finish anincredible journey by pulling a huge upset. Senior runningback Derek Ernst leads the way for the Rockets with 1,453rushing yards and 17 touchdowns. He had a huge gameagainst Delaware Valley with 219 yards and threetouchdowns. Junior quarterback Marc Carnivale is a 1,000-yard passer with 11 touchdowns and has four veteranreceivers in seniors Jahciere Jones, Nick Pasquin, MasonSheehan and Jordan Smith. Pasquin has a team-leading 30catches for 436 yards.

Raritan’s only state title came in 2004 when the Rocketswent 12-0 and won the Central Jersey Group II title.

Central Jersey Group I

3-Palmyra (9-1) vs. 1-Shore (10-0), 4 p.m. atKean University

If Middletown South is the biggest favorite in the finals asthe No. 1 team in the state, Shore isn’t far behind as far asjuggernauts go. The Blue Devils have been completelydominant in 2015 and will look to finish if off with theprogram’s second straight and seventh state title overall.

You won’t find any one of Shore’s players withoverwhelming stats, simply because the Blue Devils have somany players to attack with. Senior Doug Goldsmith has 780yards rushing and leads the team with over 100 tackles.Senior Jack Britton is a big-play threat at running back withover 800 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns on just 65 carries.Junior quarterback Matt Pennel is a playmaker with his legsand has connected with senior tight end Connor Rempel forthree touchdowns.

Shore’s defense is ferocious and has recorded two straightshutouts in the playoffs. Goldsmith, Rempel, defensivelinemen Steve Fiumefreddo and Erik Graham and Pennelland Britton in the secondary are all standout players. Shore’sdefense is No. 1 in the Shore Conference allowing just fivepoints per game. The Blue Devils have not allowed morethan seven points in any game this season.

What makes the final interesting is that Shore hasn’tseen a team that throws the ball as much as Palmyra.Senior quarterback Max Smyth leads the state in passingwith 2,655 yards and 26 touchdowns. Sophomore ElijahKarnjay has rushed for 896 yards and 13 touchdowns, aswell. Smyth has two big-time receivers in senior KelvinHarmon (58-981-11) and sophomore Taj Harris (43-953-10).

Palmyra defeated a pair of Shore Conference teams toreach the final, taking down Point Beach 34-16 beforerallying to shock Keyport 35-34.

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South Jersey Group V

3-Williamstown (9-1) vs. 4-Toms RiverNorth (10-1), 6 p.m at Rowan University

Toms River North is one of the hottest teams in the statewith nine straight wins and an offense that can score ina variety of ways. The Mariners will be going for theirsixth sectional title, and are a perfect 5-for-5 inchampionship games.

Williamstown has been in just one sectional final inits history, a 43-20 win over Southern to win the 2012title and finish 12-0. The Braves have won 50 gamesover the past six seasons, so they have become aconsistent threat in what is routinely considered thetoughest public school bracket in the state.

Toms River North’s tremendous offense featuresdynamic junior quarterback Mike Husni, who hascombined for 2,401 yards and 30 touchdowns. He hasthrown for 1,259 yards and 13 touchdowns and rushedfor 1,142 yards and 17 touchdowns for his secondstraight season of 1,000 yards rushing and passing.Senior tailback Asante Moorer is a punishing runner andhas 1,437 yards and 16 touchdowns. Junior DarrionCarrington leads the receiving corps with 624 yards andfive touchdowns on 31 catches, and junior Bryce Wattsis also a dangerous option in the passing game.

The Mariners’ defense features one of the best playersin the Shore, defensive lineman Da'shon Copes. Heleads the team in tackles, tackles for loss and sacks.Junior linebacker Pete Laquaglia is approaching 100tackles to go along with three sacks.

Non-Public Group III7-DePaul (5-6) vs. 1-St. John Vianney(11-0), 10 a.m. at Rutgers University

St. John Vianney will be looking to bring home its first statetitle since 1980 and finish the season undefeated for the firsttime versus North Jersey power DePaul.

St. John Vianney’s offense is among the best in the stateand is led by Boston College recruit Anthony Brown. Thesenior quarterback has thrown for over 1,800 yards and runfor over 600 yards with 41 total touchdowns. The Lancershave a ton of playmakers with junior running back ChrisChukwuneke, senior running back Calvin Beaty, senior widereceiver/running back Khalil Haskins and senior wide outsMike Stapert, Marcque Ellington and Jeff Sheard.

Stapert has nearly 800 receiving yards and over 10touchdowns on just 30 receptions, while Chukwuneke isapproaching 900 yards rushing with 13 touchdowns. TheLancers are averaging a conference-best 45 points per game.

The Lancers defense often gets overshadowed, but isfantastic as well. They have recorded five shutouts thisseason and allow an average of 7.8 points per game. Juniorlinebacker Tyler Tedeschi is the leading tackler and Beaty isa bone-crushing tackler at linebacker. Junior lineman MicahClark is an FBS talent and most of the receiving corpsdoubles as defensive backs to give the defense loads of speedand athleticism.

DePaul may be 5-6 and the No. 7 seed, but they are asdangerous as any team St. John Vianney has faced this year.The Spartans lost out-of-state games to Good Counsel (Md.),

Canisius (NY) and Elder (OH), and also dropped games to St.Joseph (Montvale), Bergen Catholic and Don Bosco Prep. Inthe playoffs they have rolled over Camden Catholic (40-13)and Delbarton (34-7).

DePaul features the No. 1 running back recruit in thecountry, Kareem Walker. The former Ohio State commit whorecently rescinded his verbal commitment has rushed for1,314 yards and scored 11 touchdowns this season. Seniorquarterback Shelton Applewhite has thrown for 1,197 yardsand 14 touchdowns and senior Hasise Dubois leads the teamwith 44 catches for 724 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Defensively, DePaul has senior Scott LaVelle (122) andsophomore Vinny DePalma (109) over 100 tackles. SeniorMike Dwumfour has a whopping 20 tackles for loss andseven sacks, and senior Quayshon Alexander is a Nebraskarecruit as a standout defensive lineman.

Thanksgiving Day Games toFeast On

Long Branch at Red Bank, 10 a.m.:Red Bank can clinch the Class B North title with a win, itsfirst division title since 1977.

Middletown North at Middletown South,10:30 a.m.: The second straight game between the twoteams, Middletown South clinches the Class A North titlewith a win. The Eagles have not won a division title since2009.

Shore at Rumson-Fair Haven, 11 a.m.: Old rivals Shore and Rumson continue their freshly-formedThanksgiving Day game, and it once again features twostate finalists. Last year both teams won state titles, butShore won on Turkey Day, 13-0.

Manasquan at Wall, 11 a.m.:Always a great gameand atmosphere no matter the teams’ records, Wall andManasquan will tangle in one of New Jersey’s bestThanksgiving Day games. It’s also our Jersey Mike’s Gameof the Week

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3 Mark Russo 11 RB/OLB 5-8 165

4 Matt Pennell 11 FS/QB 6-1 185

9 Isiah Montenez 10 RB/CB

10 Hunter Avallone 12 SE/DB 6-1 166

13 Ronnie Griffin 11 WR/DB 5-10 145

15 Ryan Morris 10 QB/DB 5-10 165

16 JaredCarroll 11 CB/WR 6-3 175

18 John Teufel 12 SE/DB 5-10 162

20 Austin Cannon 11 RB/OLB

21 Tj Shea 10 WR/DB

22 Alex Johnson 12 RB/OLB 6-0 158

23 Josh Campi 11 FB/MLB 5-10 165

27 Jack Britton 12 RB/SE/DB 5-11 175

28 Devin McLaughlin 12 FB/MLB 5-11 205

30 John Salerno 10 FB/OLB

31 Justin Valerio 12 SE/CB 5-6 131

34 Connor Rempel 12 TE/OLB 6-4 215

35 Duke Russo 12 SE/DB 5-10 165

38 Bailey Crochet 10 RB/OLB

39 Lukas Jackey 11 RB/OLB 6-0 165

44 Doug Goldsmith 12 FB/RB/MLB 5-9 180

48 Jack Brignola 11 SE/OLB/DB 5-7 140

49 Aj Shirley 10 RB/LB

50 Alex Clifton 11 OL/DT/DE 5-10 195

52 Mike Devine 11 DL/OL 5-10 255

53 Connor Pavlinet 11 OT/DT 6-1 200

54 Casey Rogers 12 C/MLB 5-9 203

56 Jeremy Redaelli 12 OG/DE 5-10 230

59 Matt Altomare 10 OL/LB

64 Kofi Awa 11 OT/DT 5-10 255

66 Nick Boice 12 C/G/DE 5-8 187

68 Matt Laytham 11 G/TE/DE 6-0 155

70 Steven Fiumefreddo 12 T/DT 6-0 285

71 Jake Altomare 10 OL/LB

72 Erik Graham 12 T/G/DE 6-2 245

73 Tim O'brien 11 OG/MLB 5-9 180

74 Danny Mendillo 10 OL/DL

78 Mike Rosati 10 OG/DE 6-2 180

79 Kyle Grogan 12 OT/DT 6-2 279

81 Matt O'donnell 10 TE/DE

86 George Notte 12 SE/DB/K 5-9 139

88 Luke Sweeney 12 SE/DB 5-11 150

99 PaulChristopher 11

HEAD COACH: Mark Costantino

1 Elijah McAllister SO WR/DE 6'6 2152 Lachlan Hull SR WR 5'10 1853 Griffin Schultz SR DB 5'11 1704 Tyler Pierson JR WR 6'4 1855 Thomas Chapin JR P 6'1 1856 AJ Bruno SR WR 5'11 1807 Mike Murdock JR SS/OLB 5'11 2058 John Kingdon SR WR 6'0 1909 Stephen Edler SO QB 6'2 17010 Jack Volker JR QB 5'9 16011 Daniel Harby SO QB/DB 5'11 17012 Ryan Tuorto JR WR 5'9 16513 Trevor Caruso JR WR 5'10 16014 John McHeffey SO WR 5'10 17015 Michael O'Connor JR QB/DB 6'1 19016 Jeremy Johnson SR DB 5'10 17017 Jamie Laughinghouse JR DB 5'7 16018 James Lucey SR QB 6'2 19519 Jake Giannotto JR DB 5'9 16520 Bryan Hess JR RB 5'11 18022 Peter Lucas SO RB 5'9 16023 Matt Vecchiarelli JR RB 5'11 18024 Matt Waters SR DB 5'11 19525 Mike Caruso SR DB 5'10 17526 Kevin Anderson JR QB 5'9 17027 Gavin Pomphrey SO RB 5'8 16528 Pat Russo JR DB 5'11 18529 Henry Gehlhaus SR TE 6'0 19530 Thomas Forlenza SO QB 5'9 17031 Cameron Lewis JR LB 5'10 18032 Henry Sullivan FR LB 6'1 17033 Mike Ruane JR LB 6'0 21534 Butchy Clark SR DL 5'10 18535 Thomas Lenskold Sr DB 5'10 18036 Nick Sullivan JR DB 5'10 17037 Nick Daffan JR WR 5'11 16538 Bryce Griffin SR DB 5'10 17539 Liam Donohue SO DB 6'1 17040 Michael Pignataro SR DL 6'1 19541 Christian Bruno SO DB 5'10 15042 Connor Bruno JR DB 5'10 16543 Kevin Ninger SO DB 5'8 15044 Griffin Feinberg SR LB 5'11 19045 Wyatt Feinberg SO DB 5'9 16546 Emmett Jennings JR LB 5'11 18547 Hayden Cunningham JR LB 5'10 170

48 Alex Maldjian FR RB 5'7 17549 Bryan Thompson SO DB 5'8 15050 Jack Boyer JR OL 6'1 21051 Aron Atallah SR OL 5'11 20052 James Melia JR LB 5'11 20053 Jack Fontenella SO LB 5'10 19554 Chase Pfrang SO DL 6'2 19055 Max Pfrang SR LB 6'0 21556 Thomas Scinto SO LB 5'10 16057 Chris Lucas JR DL 5'10 19058 Dylan Avino SO LB 5'10 19059 Michael Taylor SO OL 5'8 17060 Liam Mohen SO DL 6'2 21561 Ethan Ardolino SO OL/DL 6'1 18062 Jack Kelleher SO OL 5'11 18063 Matt Drastal SO OL 5'10 18064 Billy Garavante SO DL 5'10 18065 Jacob Waters SO DL 5'11 22066 Brendan McLaughlin SO OL 6'2 19067 Bobby McGinty Sr DL 5'10 18068 Max Schwartz JR OL 5'11 21070 Justin Johnson SO OL 6'2 19571 Pat Kelleher JR OL 5'9 18572 James Rue JR DE 6' 17573 James Oncea SR OL 6'3 24574 AJ Kelly SR OL 6'1 27575 Brian Lawless SR OL 6'4 22076 Tim Leonard JR OL 6'3 28577 Jack Mohen SR DL 6'1 27578 Will O'Connor JR DL 6'1 26579 Nate Raphan SO OL 6'3 31080 Jack Oberle JR WR 5'10 17581 Colin Pavluk JR TE 6'2 19582 Ian O'Connor FR WR 6'2 18583 Noah Stoudenmire SR WR 6'2 17584 PJ Velcamp SO WR 5'11 16585 Jack Shebell SO DB 5'11 17086 Mike Martino SO WR 6'0 17587 Kurt Bruckmann SO TE 6'2 20090 Liam Adams JR DL 6'0 27091 Jack Talhami SO K 6'0 17092 AJ Dalauise SO DL 6'1 18093 Jack Woods JR DL 6'2 21595 Sean Bunnell SO DL 5'11 22597 Ian Clarke SR DL 6'1 215HEAD COACH: Bryan Batchler


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1 Williams, Brandon 12 QB/DB 5'10 175

4 Cooper, Keith 11 RB/DB 5'8 165

5 Porch, Kevin 10 WR/DB 5'11 167

6 Fields, Pasa 10 WR/DB 6' 180

7 Foster, Jamar 12 WR/DB 6'1 205

8 Johnson, Justice 10 QB 6'3 200

9 Graham, De Andre 12 WR/DB 6'3 175

10 Lane, Brandon 12 TE/LB 6'1 205

11 Fosque, Timothy 10 WR/DB 6'4 170

12 Demytrk, Mitchell 12 QB 5'11 188

13 Wilkins, Juwan 10 QB 5'7 146

14 Jenkins, Xavier 11 WR/LB 6'2 180

16 Cleveland, Darien 10 RB/LB 5'10 165

18 Mincieli, Matthew 10 WR/DB 5'6 150

19 Eugene, Alix 11 WR 6'3 190

20 Elliott-Cromwell, Kevin 12 WR/DB 6'1 190

21 Reid Lamont 11 RB/LB 6'0 180

22 Sherin, Elijah 10 RB/DB 5'9 165

23 Morabito, Leo 11 WR/OLD 6'1 200

27 Marhan, Hunter 11 RB/LB 6'1 195

30 Daniels, Ryan 12 RB/LB 5'9 182

32 Souza, Vitor 11 WR/DB 6'2 189

40 Rance, Cameron 11 LB 5'8 176

41 Crumpler, James 11 TE/LB 6'1 186

45 Montague, Paul 10 P/PK 5'9 150

50 Wersinger, Peter 10 OL 6'2 222

52 Blackmon, Desmond 11 OL/DL 5'8 170

53 Craig, Lydell 10 OL/DL 5'10 176

54 Jasio, Joseph 12 OL/DL 6' 240

55 Hills, Cameron 12 OL/DL 6'1 240

56 Stoia, Nicholas 12 OL/LB 6' 190

57 Garcia, Israel 11 OL/LB 5'9 200

60 Ortiz, Angel 11 OL/DL 5'7 218

63 Decker, Branden 11 OL/DL 6' 190

64 Valencia, Lazaro 11 OL/DL 6' 190

65 Matthews, Jayson 12 OL/DL 6' 205

72 Santiago, Brian 10 OL/DL 6'1 185

75 Gonzalez, Frankie 11 OL/DL 5'11 280

76 Bello, Kevin 11 OL/DL 5'6 210

77 Tomlinson, John 12 OL/DL 6'1 295

78 Madison, Sean 12 OL/DL 6' 340

80 Jones, A'Dahndray 12 DL 6'1 195

81 Mimes, Kaymar 10 TE/DL 6'4 200

88 Graham, Kayshawn 11 WR/DL 5'9 140

99 Navarro, Justin-Nemeil 11 TE/DL 5'11 170

HEAD COACH: Dan George

1 Teddy Mitchell WR/DB 12 5'10" 1552 Jack Navitsky QB 12 5' 8" 1753 Ben Sprauer WR/DB 12 6' 4" 1954 Matt Reardon WR/DB 12 6' 1755 Alim Godsey rb/lb 12 5' 10" 1606 Sadiq Palmer WR/DB 12 6' 2" 1857 Brian Fagan TE/LB 12 6' 2" 1958 Chris Outterbridge RB/LB 11 6' 1" 1909 Sean Naiman TE/DE 12 6' 3" 21010 Kevine Jackson WR/DB 12 5' 10" 16511 Tyrese Morris RB/LB 11 5' 9" 18012 Andrew Noglows RB/DB 12 5' 9" 16013 Jalen Willis QB/DB 11 5' 10" 16514 Stephen Navitsky QB 10 5' 8" 15516 Devon Barnes RB/DB 12 5' 10" 16517 Chris Brannagan QB 11 5' 11" 16520 Keenan Gray RB/DB 11 5' 9" 16521 Mason Gray RB/DB 10 5' 8" 14522 Claudio LoBraico WR/DB 12 5' 10" 18023 Saleem Kelly RB/DB 12 5' 10" 17024 Anthony Buonantuono RB/LB 10 5' 9" 16025 Jack O'Conner K/P 12 5' 11" 15526 Kyle Johnson WR/DB 11 5' 9" 14527 Ian Fitzgerald RB/DB 10 5' 10" 15528 Michael Maier WR/DB 12 5'9" 14532 Salvatore Giglio WR/DB 10 5' 10" 15033 Quran Malloy TE/DE 10 6' 2" 19034 Jack Anderson TE/LB 12 6' 1" 18536 Everton Ramsey WR/DB 12 6' 1" 16540 Daystar McMillian WR/DB 11 5' 7" 13541 DeVonte Alston WR/DB 12 5' 8" 15542 Peter Power WR/DB 10 5' 10" 16543 Kevin Ramirez WR/DB 10 5' 8" 13544 Matheus Defarias RB/LB 11 5' 7" 190

45 Ikym Davis WR/DB 12 5' 9" 14550 Colin Young OL/LB 12 5' 10" 21051 Kevin Laughlin OL/LB 11 5' 9" 17052 Zymere Ross OL/DE 12 6' 2" 21053 Andrew Granese OL/DT 12 5' 9" 16554 Billy Lynch OL/LB 12 5' 9" 18055 Ryan Garley OL/DL 11 5' 7" 17556 Connor McCarthy OL/DT 11 6' 2" 23557 Matt Jennings FB/DB 11 5'9" 16558 Matt Milgrom OL/DE 12 6' 1" 18559 Tyriik Murad OL/DT 12 5' 9" 25560 Bryce Barnes OL/DE 11 5' 10" 16562 Patrick Kimler OL/LB 11 5' 11" 17565 Mesiah Woods OL/LB 10 5' 9" 16066 Aiden Murphy OL/DL 11 5' 11" 18068 Ricky Wild OL/DT 12 6' 2" 24570 Chris Anderson OL/DL 11 5'10" 26071 Jake Riegelman OL/DE 11 5' 9" 18572 Righteon Johnson OL/DL 12 5' 11" 23074 Erik Hernandez K/P 11 5' 8" 17075 Michael Eulner OL/DL 10 5' 10" 18077 Edison Quesada OL/DL 10 5' 7" 20578 Hego Marquez OL/DL 11 6' 25579 Philip Bonanno OL/DL 12 5' 11" 29580 Mike Wolff TE/DE 12 5' 11" 19081 Michael DeCristofaro TE/LB 12 5' 10" 16082 Peter Fitzsimmons WR/DB 10 5' 7" 13085 Nick Arnone TE/DE 10 6' 1" 17588 Jack Friedman WR/DB 12 5' 8" 13589 R.J. Ethridge RB/LB 11 5' 10" 16590 Jack Haytaian TE/DE 11 5' 10" 18591 Vinny Pianoforte WR/DB 11 5' 10" 160

HEAD COACH: Nick Giglio

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1 Calvin Jackson WR/LB 12 6-0 2352 David Hibbert RB/DB 11 5-9 1653 Isaiah Parker WR/DB 12 6-1 1804 Marques Alexander RB/DL 12 5-8 1805 Tj Scuderi QB 10 5-11 1756 Dashaun Alexander RB/LB 12 5-11 1857 Cooper Guzzi RB/DB 11 5-11 1708 Jason Porter WR/DB 11 6-2 1759 Drew Laing RB/LB 11 5-9 16510 Christen Camaraza WR/LB 12 6-2 19011 Dominic O'Brien QB/DB 11 510 17012 Cameron Surko WR/DB 10 5-7 15013 King Ruiz RB/DB 11 5-9 17015 Timmy Valasquez RB/DB 11 5-11 17517 Aramis Gonzalez WR/DB 11 6-2 17518 Hunter Roberts WR/DB 10 6 16019 Anthony Coston QB/WR 10 5-9 15521 TJ Rockhill QB/DB 11 5-9 17023 Angelo Louis WR/DB 10 5-9 16024 Andrew schneider WR/DB 10 5-8 15025 Jaden Kosh QB/LB 12 6-1 22526 Jeremiah Lonergan RB/LB 11 5-11 20027 Evan Raichle RB/LB 10 6 17528 Damere Randolph RB/DB 10 5-7 14529 Alex Fisher WR/DB 10 5-10 16030 Mike Cutillo RB/DB 12 5-11 19532 Abdalla Abdelalim RB/LB 10 5-10 17533 Justin Minniti RB/LB 10 6 22035 Anthony Weston RB/DB 10 5-6 14040 Teddy Suarez RB/LB 10 5-10 190

43 Tyler Sosa RB/DB 12 5-11 19050 Chris Madigan OL/DL 10 5-11 22551 Andre Knowles OL/DL 10 6-3 24052 Shane Paul OL 12 5-11 23553 Mike Faone OL/DL 11 6-3 21554 Todd Stueber OL/DL 11 6-2 2255 Travis Smith OL/DL 10 6-2 24556 Devin Murray Ol/DL 12 6 21557 Isiah Guthridge OL/DL 10 6-4 25058 Jake Newton OL/DB 12 5-11 20559 Nick Page OL/DL 11 6-0 20562 Austin Boote OL/DL 10 5-10 20563 Patrick Criss OL/LB 12. 5-9 17564 John Debuduo OL/DL 11 6 21565 Andrew garrett LB 10 6 21067 Michael Rea OL/DL 10 6 19570 Kyle Hebrew OL/DL 12 6-3 30571 Nicholas Florio OL 10 6-1 23572 Jake Iadevaia OL/DL 11 6-2 25576 Corey Connor OL/DL 10 5-11 22577 Victor Butler OL/DL 10 6-2 24080 Russell dahlgren WR/DB 12 5-9 16582 Mike Faone WR/DL 11 6-2 21585 Nijir Moore WR/LB 10 6 20587 RJ Laing WR 12 6-4 19088 Thomas Hopson WR/DL 12 5-10 18595 DJ Rodriguez DL 12 6-1 28599 Matt Piccoli DL 11 6-2 325

HEAD COACH: Ron Signorino Jr.

1 Zyhier Jones QB 10 6'0 170

2 Amir Tyler RB/SS 12 6'0 195

3 Jaqel Hunter LB/WB 12 5'10 180

4 Jyhier jones WR/DB 10 6'0 170

5 Adi Palmer WR/LB 11 6'3 225

6 Raekwon Butler FB/LB 11 5'10 170

7 Raquan Kenny WR/DB 11 6'2 170

8 Honore Richardson WR/DB 11 5'8 140

10 Ryson Barnes TE/DL 12 6'5 230

11 Kemar Chamnbers FB/LB 12 6'0 160

12 Drayton Bonaparte RB/LB 10 6'0 175

15 Mykaye Macon WR/DB 12 6'0 160

16 Jason Holguin WR/DB 12 5'10 165

20 John Webb RB/LB 10 5'9 160

21 Andrew Cruz WR/DB 11 5'7 150

22 Ja'Shon Fisher RB/LB 12 6'0 175

23 Elijah Miller WR/DB 10 6'1 160

24 Dante Morris RB/Lb 9 6'0 165

25 Sheldon Cobbs RB 12 5'6 155

27 Rashaun Reeves Wr/DB 11 5'7 155

28 Ishjon Henderson RB/DB 12 5'7 155

31 Ryan Arias LB/RB 12 5'9 190

32 Andre Jackson LB/WB 11 5'10 165

33 Qamere Thomas WR/DB 10 5'10 150

40 Isiah Calhoun FB/LB 12 5'10 190

52 Tye Pierce OL 9 5'8 220

53 Elijah Gill OL/DL 12 6'3 275

54 Josh Lezin OL/Dl 10 6'1 250

56 Isiah Francis Ol/Dl 10 6'0 175

62 Jodi Cruz Ol/DL 10 5'8 230

65 Dashwan Conover OL/DL 10 5'8 170

72 Javier Rangel Ol/DL 11 5'10 245

73 isiah Randoplh OL/DL 12 6'0 275

75 J.P Rodriguez Ol/DL 10 6'3 265

77 Isiah Worthy OL/DL 12 5'8 225

85 Dimtri Toombs Ol/Dl 12 6'2 185

HEAD COACH: L. J. Clark

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10 Jerry Maher QB 1211 Liam Grieb QB 1012 Tommy Antonucci QB/DB 1114 Shawn Saulys WR/DB 1215 Mike Tantum QB 1216 Shane Flanagan WR/DB 1117 Joe Ostberg WR/DB 1118 JP Pereira WR/DB 1219 Santino Timpani WR/DB 1120 Adam Schreck TE/DE 1221 Paul Krueger RB/LB 1022 Conner Morgan RB/LB 1123 Damaso Jaime WR/DB 1224 Jack Rible RB/LB 1125 Thomas Meyer RB/DB 1127 Matt Thermann RB/DB 1230 Joan Moreno WR/DB 1031 Trey Triggiano WR/DB 1232 Conor Kinneally WR/DB 1133 Parker Day RB/LB 1136 Jarrett Birch WR/DB 1137 Kyle LeBlanc WR/DB 1140 Jack Mallet RB/LB 1141 Tom Pollack RB/DL 1042 Steve Gerra WR/DB 1243 Nick Saulys RB/DB 1144 Devan Carroll WR/DB 12

45 Dylan Mapp WR/DB 1146 Josh Hauge WR/DB 1248 Phil Vorbach WR/DB 1250 Matt McGrady OL/DL 1051 Peter Pastelak OL/DL 1152 Daniel Fiske OL/DL 1153 Dylan Ownes OL/DL 1155 Dimitrios Morgan OL/DL 1057 Evan Hilla OL/LB 1159 Dylan Pacetti OL/DL 1060 Sean Anderson OL/DL 1064 Nick Vitale OL/DL 1165 Matthew Hanlon OL/DL 1068 Charles Barreda OL/DL 1271 Dan Mopsick OL/DB 1272 Rob Hart OL/DL 1174 Ben Barry OL/DL 1175 Owen Hall OL/DL 1276 Dustin Piatti OL/DL 1177 Matt Mulrenan OL/DL 1178 Quinn Giblin OL/DL 1179 Nick Pierro DL 1080 Anthony Whille WR/DB 1181 Peter Mills WR/DB 1286 Kevin Pompilio RB/DB

HEAD COACH: Jay Price

2 Matt Cluley QB/DB 12 5'11" 1753 Nick Maciejewski K/P 12 6'1" 1864 Umir Edwards RB/DB 12 5'8" 1516 Eddie Scott QB/DB 10 6'1" 1597 Brady McNally RB/DB 10 5'10" 1678 James Marabeti WR/DB 12 5'9" 1539 Bobby Fletcher WR/DB 12 6'2" 17210 Jared Luis WR/DB 11 5'8" 13411 Dallas Colatrella WR/DB 12 5'11" 14112 Gene Scott TE/LB 11 6'2" 19713 RJ Janeczek WR/DB 11 6' 17315 Dylan Colatrella WR/DB 12 5'11" 14916 Romeo Palmieri WR/DB 10 5'8" 14917 Shane Richey QB/DB 11 5'9" 17318 Mike Cassidy QB/DB 10 5'8" 14119 Dylan Richey QB/DB 9 5'8" 14520 Chris Olivares WR/DB 12 5'5" 16522 Sean Larkin WR/LB 11 6'1" 18323 Chevesse Covin WR/DB 10 5'11" 15924 Josiah Schucht WR/DB 10 5'8" 15125 Jaquell Spears RB/DB 10 5'7" 15026 John Eckel WR/DB 12 5'8" 16827 Noah Behn WR/LB 12 5'10" 17728 Jack Burney WR/DB 11 6' 14930 Aidan Mulreed K/P 10 5'7" 12631 Mike Capra WR/DB 11 5'11" 15332 Tim McKernan FB/LB 10 5'11" 19533 Patrick Eknoian FB/LB 12 5'7" 17234 Matt McKenzie RB/LB 11 5'9" 21035 Chad McClelland RB/LB 11 6'1" 17536 Dean Biggs FB/DB 12 5'9" 153

37 Andrew Chapman FB/LB 11 5'10" 18739 Colton Murdza FB/LB 11 5'11" 20741 Lucas Iarossi WR/DB 12 5'9" 16244 Billy Schneider RB/DB 12 6' 18445 Ryan Kellett FB/LB 10 5'7" 16150 Kevin Hoffman OL/DL 12 6'2" 18151 Luke Johnson OL/LB 10 5'8" 16653 Tyler Pappas OL/DL 10 5'9" 20554 Darryin Valme OL/DL 11 6'2" 20255 Kyle Dallicardillo OL/LB 11 6' 20156 Matt Biegert OL/DL 11 5'10" 20057 De'Shawn Sanders OL/DL 12 6' 25458 Keegan Nesbitt OL/DL 12 5'11" 19962 Matt Todero OL/DL 10 5'10" 20064 Marshall Bitsko OL/DL 11 5'10" 15565 Jack Byrne OL/LB 11 5'11" 17866 Ryan Venice OL/LB 11 5'9" 20768 John Quinn OL/DL 10 5'9" 19770 Mike Yard OL/DL 12 6'2" 21573 Chris Bandlow OL/DL 10 6'1" 20675 Darryl Valme OL/DL 11 6'2" 25976 Mike Andrejco OL/DL 11 6'4" 20978 Jared Fox OL/DL 10 5'11" 20480 Stavros Xanthacos WR/DB 12 6'3" 17581 Jake Malone WR/DB 12 6'2" 17383 Richard Wierdo WR/DB 11 5'7" 12688 Dean Collatrella WR/DB 10 5'9" 15289 Sean Ferguson TE/LB 11 6'1" 179

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Every week this season, Shore Conference football fans got their chanceto vote for the SSN Football Player of the Week on our website, with

over 100,000 votes cast in the last ten weeks.

Ten players so far have earned the honor of SSN’s Shore ConferencePlayer of the Week after brilliant performances.

Week-10 1 1 / 13 / 15Jackson Memorial junior running back

Mike GawlikThe Week 10 recipient is Jackson Memorial junior running back Mike Gawlik, who carried the offensive

load for the Jaguars in their 21-7 victory over Brick in the quarterfinals of the NJSIAA Central JerseyGroup IV playoffs. Gawlik ran for 215 yards and two touchdowns on a whopping 36 carries – while alsoplaying a standout role on defense – to help the seventh-seeded and defending-champion Jaguarsknock off the No. 2 Dragons. The win put the Jaguars (6-4) into the sectional semifinals againstSteinert, and also exacted revenge for a 2-0 regular-season loss to Brick. Gawlik went over 1,000yards rushing on the season in the game for his second straight 1,000-yard campaign, and entersthe semifinals with 1,187 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns.

The fans made a late push in voting for Gawlik, as he came from the middle of the packto win the award with 45.9 percent of the vote. He beat out Raritan linebacker RyanDickens, who made 15 tackles with three for a loss in the Rockets’ 17-7 win over PointBoro in the Central Jersey Group II playoffs. P h o t o b y : Bill Normile www.billnormile.zenfolio.com


Week-19/11/15Jackson Mem. Jr. RBMike Gawlik

Week-09/4 / 15Pinelands Jr. RBJustin Kirkpatrick

Week-7 10/23/15Jackson Mem. Sr. WRKyle Johnson

Week-810/30/15Red Bank. Sr. QBJack Navitsky

Week-39/25/15Freehold So. RBAshante Worthy

Week-29/ 18 / 15Manalapan Sr. RBMarcus Salinas

Week-410/2/15Raritan senior RBDerek Ernst

Week-510 /9 / 15Pt Beach jr. WRConnor Kells

Week-91 1 /6 / 15Pt Beach Sr. DETanner Smith

Week-6 10 /6 / 15Pt Beach So RBLuke Frauenheim& Chris Webber

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Shore Sports Network Journal NJSIAA Football Preview