Jersey Sports Zone has wall-to-wall coverage from all eight state finals on Championship Sunday from Jersey Mike’s Arena on the campus of Rutgers University. Check back as the highlights are posted throughout the night!

Delbarton 34 CBA 20 | Non-Public “A” State Final

The Green Wave racked up six straight wins from 150-215 pounds and accumulated 10 bonus points to CBA’s two on the way to closing out the team season with another dominant performance. Jayden James and CJ Betz had tech falls with Gabe Logan scoring a pin in between the duo to give the Green Wave 16 points and a 27-6 lead. Jessie DeNegri’s 7-2 decision at 215 pounds helped seal the victory for New Jersey’s #1 team.

JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights and post-match reaction from Rutgers:

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Camden Catholic 53 Pope John 19 | Non-Public “B” State Final

For the second year in a row, Camden Catholic (17-0) completes a perfect season with a win over Pope John (11-3) in the Non-Public B Final. Navy commit and New Jersey’s No. 1-ranked 132-pounder, Sammy Spaulding, put on another masterclass with a second-period pin. The Fighting Irish also saw pins from Chase Martino, EJ Bonnette, Michael Craft, and New Jersey’s No. 1-ranked 157-pounder, Kage Jones.

JSZ’s Tyler Mroz has the highlights + reaction:

Jackson Township 47 Morris Hills 15 | Girls State Final

No. 1 Jackson Township girls wrestling made history on Sunday, becoming the NJSIAA’s first ever girls wrestling team state champions after defeating No. 5 Morris Hills 47-15. Madison Rucci (114) and Marlowe Donato (120) opened things up for the Jaguars with two MDs. Emily Diaz Santos then picked up a decision win over Jada Figueroa at 126, before Jackson rattled off three pins in a row from Briana Dugo (132), Victoria Tandari (138), and ElleCe McGinley (145) to go up 26-3.

Taylor Curatola’s (152) decision win over Nora Shemon meant that Riley Thorne needed a win at 165 over Chelsea Pinto to clinch the state title. She came through in spades with a pinfall!

JSZ’s Ryan Sudol has the highlights from Jersey Mike’s Arena:

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Southern 56 Old Bridge 15 | Group 5 State Final

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Mount Olive 47 Toms River East 22 | Group 4 State Final

Mount Olive (19-2) stormed back from a 14-3 deficit to defeat Toms River East 47-22 and win the Group 4 state championship at Jersey Mike’s Arena. After the Raiders grabbed early momentum, the Marauders flipped the dual with back-to-back pins from Colin Smyth at 157 and Scott Coppolo at 165 to take the lead for good. Mount Olive rolled off six straight bonus-point wins during the decisive stretch, including tech falls from Stephen Hayek, Justin Bullock and Jared Martini, along with a forfeit to Nico Gonzalez at 215. Anthony Piemonte capped the night with a 29-second fall at 126 as the Marauders secured their second Group 4 state title.

JSZ’s Nicholas Doll has the highlights + post-match reaction from Jersey Mike’s Arena:

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Delsea 51 Brick Memorial 22 | Group 3 State Final

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Rumson-Fair Haven 35 Lower Cape May 33 | Group 2 State Final

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Delaware Valley 65 Emerson-Park Ridge 8 | Group 1 State Final

Delaware Valley capped off a historic 24-0 season in dominant fashion, rolling past Emerson-Park Ridge 65-8 to capture its 12th state championship at Jersey Mike’s Arena. Luken Alberdi set the tone with a first-period fall at heavyweight and the Terriers never looked back. Del Val piled up seven pins, a tech fall, three major decisions and a forfeit, winning 12 of 14 bouts to repeat as Group 1 state champions. Michael Hasson, Sebastian Dobak and Jacob Edwards were part of a decisive middleweight surge that blew the dual open as the Terriers secured back-to-back titles and the program’s first unbeaten and untied season.