INSTANT REPLAY:Â Summit 20, Edison 0
Senior QB Matt McKeever threw for 115 yards and a touchdown while senior runningback Gavin Schnall ran for 103 yards and a score to help Summit beat Edison, 20-0, in a Big Central Conference crossover game. Jackson Marx matched a season-high with a 37-yard field goal, going two-for-two with another 30-yarder as well. Click below…
South Plainfield grinds one out, hangs on to beat Carteret on windy night at “The Pit”
South Plainfield got 114 yards rushing and a touchdown on just nine carries by Jayden Jones, but it helped make the difference as the Tigers ran the ball almost exclusively in a 14-6 road win over Carteret Friday night in the Big Central Game of the Week presented by Bellamy & Son Paving, heard live…
Cranford remains unbeaten as Worrell’s two TDs sink No. 10 Rahway, Cougars net 14-7 road win
A pair of touchdowns from senior runningback Gabe Worrell gave Cranford all the cushion it would need to survive a fourth quarter Rahway touchdown, keeping the Cougars undefeated with a 14-7 road win in a Big Central Conference crossover game at Madden Field Friday night. Worrell scored on a 27-yard run in the opening quarter,…
Friday Night Big Central Roundup: Old Bridge uses mammoth rally to beat Piscataway, Montgomery takes second straight from Somerville; two Top Ten unbeatens go down
There was no calm before the storm Friday night in the Big Central Conference. While a Nor’easter is set to hit the Garden State Saturday, with the worst effects expected to be at the Jersey Shore and in coastal communities – postponing two of three BCC games slated for Saturday until Monday – the results…
No. 4 Old Bridge scores 27 unanswered points to come back and stun No. 4 Piscataway, 27-26
Old Bridge football coach Matt Donaghue got four solid quarters of football from his team, the only problem being that two of them were last week and two of them were this week. Last Friday night, they needed a late field goal to hang on and beat then-No. 8 St. Thomas Aquinas, 26-24. This week,…
Nor’easter set to hit Jersey Shore, and two Saturday Big Central games have been rescheduled; wind still could be a factor in games, including Friday
As a multi-day Nor’easter appears set to provide misery to coastal areas of New Jersey with rain, wind and flooding, and though the worst is supposed to be at the Jersey Shore, one of Saturday’s three Big Central games already has been rescheduled. Franklin head coach Blair Wilson informed Central Jersey Sports Radio that the…
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