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NORTH 2, GROUP 4
2-Elizabeth 5, 15-Bridgewater-Raritan 0
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With only one game against each divisional opponent during the regular season, it is not only common for division titles to be decided in the final set of division games; it is to be expected. What has made Class B North unique is that not only has the division race gone to the wire, but it has gone to the wire with more than two teams in the mix. Last season, five teams were competing for a piece of the division until the final game: division champion Colts Neck, Neptune, Long Branch, Ocean and Manasquan.
With Colts Neck, Long Branch and Manasquan returning key pieces throughout their respective formations, a pile-up at the finish line could be in the cards again this season. Ocean also has the program pedigree and experience in key spots to be a factor, while Matawan remains a tough out. The wild cards will be Freehold Boro and Neptune – one a new member of the division with some scoring prowess (Freehold) and the other a returning contender without many returning players (Neptune).
NEWARK, N.J. (November 30, 2022) – The New York Red Bulls, Kean University and the U.S. Soccer Foundation unveiled a soccer mini-pitch yesterday at Peshine Avenue School in Newark, NJ. Since 2018, the New York Red Bulls have worked to increase safe-space access to play along with soccer-based programming.
Red Bulls players Ryan Meara, John Tolkin and Daniel Edelman joined students from Peshine Avenue School and soccer players from Kean University for yesterday’s unveiling celebrating the 17th mini-pitch opened in Newark Public Schools and the 21st overall in the Tri-State Area.
“One of our club’s most important contributions to the community over the last four years has been the installation of mini-pitches and the platform of soccer-based programming for children in Newark Public Schools,” said Joe Stetson, Chief Marketing and Revenue Officer, New York Red Bulls. “Providing safe environments for children to play the beautiful game remains a priority of our organization along with our dedicated partners including Kean University and U.S. Soccer Foundation.”
In a typical August, the high school soccer season would be about to kick off its tryout period and scrimmages would be around the corner. This season, however, the NJSIAA soccer calendar does not officially start until Aug. 22, so anyone looking for their soccer fix will have to wait another week.
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TOMS RIVER, NJ — It was a busy week for athletes at Toms River High School North, as the Mariners’ boys and girls soccer teams won state sectional titles and the football team advanced to it sectional title championship.
The Mariners’ teams weren’t the only ones doing well: the Toms River East girls volleyball team to captured state sectional championship as well.
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