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On a crisp Black Friday night under the bright lights of MetLife Stadium, St. Joseph Regional delivered one of the most complete performances in i...

Cedar Creek didn’t just win a state championship at MetLife Stadium, they authored the kind of performance that defines a program. Facing undefeat...

Only 14 teams remain and every one of them is chasing a championship. The state semifinals are here, and the margins are thinner than ever as progr...

Bridgewater-Raritan’s first sectional championship didn’t come easily, but it came with grit, big plays on both sides of the ball, and a finish worthy of a title. In a back-and-forth North 2, Group 5 final, the Panthers erased an early deficit, leaned on their defense, and delivered the decisive strike late to secure a 21–14 win over Bayonne.

Holmdel football has been building toward a night like this for decades. Under the Friday night lights, in front of a packed home crowd, the Hornets delivered a performance that will be remembered forever — a 41–20 victory over Seneca to secure the first sectional championship in program history.

 

It’s championship week in New Jersey, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. On this week’s episode of The Garden Statement, we’re joined by Bayonne st...

When the pressure mounted and the game reached its breaking point, James Brady made sure CBA’s season would live another day.

The deeper we go into the playoffs, the bigger the performances get. Week 10 brought out the best from New Jersey’s brightest clutch touchdowns, br...

When the lights were brightest and the stakes at their highest, Summit’s Cooper Smoragiewicz delivered yet again.

Northern Highlands is heading back to the sectional championship after a strong 20–7 win over Mount Olive in the North 1, Group 4 semifinals on Friday night in Allendale.

West Orange delivered a statement performance under the lights Friday night, blanking Livingston 21–0 to advance to the North Jersey, Section 1, Group 5 championship. Behind a smothering defense and big-play execution, the Mountaineers showed why they’ve been one of North Jersey’s most complete teams this postseason.

In one of the most dramatic playoff games of the season, Old Bridge held off Sayreville, 28–27, on Friday night to advance to the Central Group 5 championship.