The New Jersey Football Coaches Association has come out with the 2025 edition of its “Super 100” All-State team, with nearly two dozen Big Central Conference standouts being honored.

The NJFCA Super 100 is chosen by coaches among its members, and 25 are recognized in each of four sections – Central, South, North 1 and North 2 – with non-publics included as well. The Big Central is represented in Central and North 2.

According to the NJFCA, players must first be nominated by their coaches for inclusion, then the selection committee makes its picks.

There were 22 Big Central teams represented, with all but North 2, Group 5 champion Bridgewater-Raritan getting one player each on the list; the Panthers got two.

Here are all players honored from the Big Central Conference, as well as others from the area:

Central

• Andrew Scwharz, Hillsborough
• Grant Lorentzen, JFK
• Josh D’Ambrosio, Manville
• Trey McFadden, Montgomery
• Jordan Burnett, North Plainfield
• Brody Nugent, Old Bridge
• Josiah Zayas, Piscataway
• Anwar Witherspoon, St. Thomas Aquinas
• Shaun Jackson, Sayreville
• Aidan Vesuvio-Bush, Somerville
• Dominic Massaro, South Plainfield
• Joshua Allen, Woodbridge

North 2

• Justin Simpson, Bridgewater-Raritan
• Declan Kurdyla, Bridgewater-Raritan
• R.J. Wortman, Colonia High School
• Chidiogo Iherobiem, Dayton
• James Keneally, New Providence
• Sam Dech, Phillipsburg
• Tylor Hunter, Plainfield
• Andrew Avent, Rahway
• Nathan Engdahl, Ridge
• Anthony Trujillo, Summit
• Matteo Tramutola, Voorhees

Others from Central Jersey

• Daysir Spille, Immaculata

Here’s the full list of statewide NJFCA Super 100 All-State honorees, as the association unveiled Saturday morning on Twitter:

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NORTH 2

CENTRAL

SOUTH

The New Jersey Football Coaches Association has unveiled its 2024 “Super 100” All-State team, with several Big Central Conference standouts getting recognized on the Central and North 2 teams.

The NJFCA Super 100 is chosen by coaches among its members, and 25 are honored in each of four sections – Central, South, North 1 and North 2 – with non-publics included as well.

Four schools – Phillipsburg, St. Thomas Aquinas, Somerville and Woodbridge – had two players recognized each, while 14 other Big Central teams were represented, 18 in all.

Here are the two dozen players honored from the Big Central Conference, as well as others from the area:

Central

• Terrence Hanratty, Bernards
• Jackson Jankowicz, Hillsborough
• Darren Ikinnagbon, Hillside
• Na’quavere Thomas, Manville
• Brandon Rector, Montgomery
• Jahir Dawud, North Brunswick
• Aaron Potts, North Plainfield
• Brandon Bradsher, Perth Amboy
• Jahai Johnson, Piscataway
• Elijah Thomas and Roman Blanks, St. Thomas Aquinas
• Terrell Mitchel and Josh Rodriguez, Somerville
• AJ Perales, South Plainfield
• Bryan Anderson and Derek Anderson, Woodbridge

North 2

• John John DeSarno, Dayton
• T.J. Munn, New Providence
• Matthew Scerbo, Jr., and Felix Matos, Phillipsburg
• Kevin Taylor, Rahway
• Aidan Stieglitz and Ryan Turner, Ridge
• Oscar Marx, Summit

Others from Central Jersey

• Cole Hayden and Aaron Melick, Immaculata.

Here’s the full list of statewide NJFCA Super 100 All-State honorees:

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NORTH 2

CENTRAL

SOUTH

The New Jersey Football Coaches Association has announced its Super 100 list, honoring players from all across New Jersey for their efforts on the field this past season.

The Super 100 features 25 players from each geographic section of the state, those traditionally in South, Central, North 1 or North 2, regardless of group size. Players are nominated by member coaches.

With many Big Central Conference teams split between two sections, 12 were named on the Central list, with another 11 named in the North 2 section, giving the league 23 honorees out of 100 statewide.

Below are the players from the Big Central honored by the NJFCA. For the full list, visit the NJFCA Twitter page by clicking here.

Central

• Carteret: Sir Hezekiah Ragland
• Hillsborough: Jonathan Lobelo
• Linden: Myles Hamilton
• Montgomery: Matthew D’Avino, Michael Schmelzer, Jr.
• North Brunswick: Samaad Hicks, Payton Wieczerzak
• Perth Amboy: Jahmeil Brown
• Sayreville: Zaimer Wright
• South Plainfield: Patrick Smith
• St. Thomas Aquinas: Christian Magliacanao
• Woodbridge: A.J. Bosch

North 2

• Bernards: Connor Laverty
• Colonia: Jaeden Jones
• Elizabeth: Ibn McDaniels
• Phillipsburg: Colin Higgins
• Plainfield: Josue Cordoba
• Rahway: Marquis Diggs
• Ridge: Will Deady, Christopher Oliver
• Summit: Tyler Kessel
• Watchung Hills: Aleks Sitkowski
• Westfield: Max Cho