Who won NJ State Championship football?
East Orange High School
Collin’s East Orange High School squad won the title following a dramatic triple-overtime victory. In the game, a senior named Ahmad Nalls returned a goal-line fumble 100 yards to put East Orange up over Clifton 30-24 for a title in the state of New Jersey.
Who won NJ high school football?
Senior Ahmad Nalls returned a goal-line fumble 100 yards for a touchdown in the third OT to lift the Jaguars, No. 11 in the USA TODAY NETWORK New Jersey Top 25, to a controversial, 30-24 victory over Clifton in Sunday’s North Group 5 regional championship game.
What is the best high school football team in New Jersey?
Bergen Catholic
NJ High School Football Rankings
| # | School | Ovr. |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bergen Catholic (Oradell) | 12-0 |
| 2 | Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey) | 8-5 |
| 3 | Millville | 11-1 |
| 4 | Cedar Creek (Egg Harbor City) | 13-0 |
How many high school football teams are there in New Jersey?
With the start of the 2021 season now hours away rather than days or weeks, we thought we’d try something new and take a look at strength of schedule for all 339 teams in New Jersey. Using the starting Strength Index, we’ve crunched the numbers to determine who has, on paper, the toughest schedule.
Who won the Millville Vineland football game?
The Millville (NJ) varsity football team won Thursday’s home conference game against Vineland (NJ) by a score of 47-0. Final score provided by S. CalPreps.
Does New Jersey have an NFL team?
NFL Teams By State
| State Name | NFL Team(s) |
|---|---|
| Nevada | Las Vegas Raiders |
| New Jersey | New York Giants New York Jets |
| New York | Buffalo Bills |
| North Carolina | Carolina Panthers |
Who is the best football team in NJ?
1. Bergen Catholic (12-0) The Crusaders capped a perfect season with a 28-7 victory over archrival Don Bosco in the Non-Public Group A championship.
What is the longest running high school football rivalry?
Norwich Free Academy
Norwich Free Academy. The oldest high school football rivalry in the country belongs to the Whalers and the Wildcats. Beginning in 1875, these two southeast Connecticut schools have matched up over 150 times.