Week 6 kicks off with great games all over the Garden State. Check back throughout the night as the highlights roll in!
All of our Week 6 highlights are posted. Check out a tease of our coverage then scroll below to see all of our highlights and interviews around the state. We’ll see you on Saturday with more great high school football action!
Lenape 12 Cherokee 7
The Indians reeled off their fourth straight win, taking down the rival Chiefs on the road. Zyaire Goffney-Fleming rushed for 194 yards and a touchdown to lead the way for Lenape (4-2). Michael Lemay returned a punt for a TD, while Tre Allen had a key interception in the win. Luke Brown rushed for score for Cherokee (3-3) in the loss.
JSZ’s Mike Frankel has the highlights and reaction from Marlton:
Camden 7 Haddonfield 3
The Panthers pull through for a hard-fought victory in a defensive battle with the previously-unbeaten Bulldogs. Taquan Brittingham’s 70-yard fake punt late in the fourth quarter sealed the deal for The High’s fifth-straight win. Hamin Anderson scored the lone touchdown in the win for Camden (5-1). Blaise Coley connected on a 32-yard field goal in the loss for Haddonfield (4-1).
JSZ’s James Mooney has the highlights from Haddonfield:
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Middletown South 27 Rumson-Fair Haven 21
Donovan Summey ran for 158 yards and two touchdowns and Colin Gallagher added a pair of TD runs highlighted by a 59-yard score in the third quarter as the Eagles held off a fourth-quarter RFH rally to reach the 4-1 mark. Middletown South produced three turnovers on defense highlighted by two Jake Czwakiel interceptions and scored a pair of TD’s in the third to build a 27-7 lead. Rumson-Fair Haven rallied in the fourth with TD catches from Nick Thomas and Nick Rigby but could not recover an onside kick in the final minute.
JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights from Rumson:
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West Morris 9 West Essex 7
Unbeaten West Morris got through their first true challenge of the season Friday night and showed that they can grind out wins when needed. West Essex (3-3) did a great job of bottling up all-state rusher Stefano Montella but the Wolfpack still were able to get in field goal range late in the 4th quarter. Freshman Johnny Vieira knocked in a 24-yard, go-ahead field goal to give West Morris (7-0) the lead late.
JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction:
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North Hunterdon 21 Montgomery 14
