Marcus Borden’s Camp Caravan 2026: Elizabeth, Hillside scrimmage with Toms River North
It’s Week Two of high school football preseason camp in New Jersey, where teams start taking part in scrimmages, and Central Jersey Sports Radio analyst Marcus Borden takes a trip to Elizabeth to watch the Minutemen in action with Hillside and Toms River North. Watch Borden’s full coverage below of Monday’s three-team scrimmage, featuring interviews…
Graduation losses? Colonia always seems to reload, and looks to do the same in 2026
Post-COVID, the Colonia football program has had just one sub-.500 season, and that’s a remarkable feat considering. In 2021, QB Josh Oluremi led the Patriots – and Middlesex County – in rushing with 1,595 yards on a team that went 8-3. They went 8-2 the next year. In 2023, they lost QB Jaeden Jones, who…
Marcus Borden’s Camp Caravan 2026: Week 1 Notebook
Week One (August 10-15) of the Caravan was hot and humid with the temperatures in the high 80’s and 90’s! Monday morning, I kicked off the 2026 preseason at J.F. Kennedy’s Louis M. Bartha Memorial Stadium as first year head Coach Anthony Nyers and his young staff, which includes his younger brother Nick, never stopped…
Marcus Borden’s Camp Caravan 2026: St. Thomas Aquinas brings back top-flight talent, senior leaders
Week One of high school football preseason camp has wrapped up in New Jersey, and Central Jersey Sports Radio analyst Marcus Borden finishes the first week of Camp Caravan 2026 – where he’ll visit more than a dozen Big Central Conference schools – with a trip to North Edison to see St. Thomas Aquinas. Watch…
Marcus Borden’s Camp Caravan 2026: After breaking skid, New Brunswick hungry for more wins
As preseason football camp nears the end of its first week in New Jersey , Central Jersey Sports Radio analyst Marcus Borden continues Camp Caravan 2026 – where he’ll visit more than a dozen Big Central Conference schools – with a trip to New Brunswick to see the Zebras. Watch Borden’s full coverage below, including…
Time for a reset: North Brunswick will get back to fundamentals in effort to right Raiders’ ship
It wasn’t that long ago the North Brunswick football team was thriving, winning seven, eight, nine games a year on a regular basis, even going 7-1 during the COVID-shortened 2020 season, with no significant dropoff the next year like so many teams faced. But the last two years have been struggles, going 2-7 in 2024,…
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