The final day of the 2024-2025 high school hockey season comes to a close on Monday with four state championships at the Prudential Center in Newark. Stay tuned with our team here as we’ll have highlights and coverage throughout the day.
Westfield 5 Ridgewood 2 | Public State Final
Aidan Wilson broke a 1-1 tie to spark a two goal outburst late in the first period to give the Blue Devils separation and the school’s first ever state championship on the ice. Jackson Chicola had a goal and an assist with Jack Conrod, Danny McDevitt and Brody Esler finding the net for the Blue Devils. AJ Losauro had both goals for Ridgewood.
JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights and post-game reaction from the Prudential Center:
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Delbarton 5 CBA 1 | Non-Public State Final
The Green Wave’s seven year championship drought is officially over. Dante Rodriguez buried a pair of goals while Jack Gerne was named the Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau MVP for his one-goal performance. George Cote made 29 saves in the cage for Delbarton (21-1-1), who went undefeated against in-state competition this year. Nick Desiderio scored the lone goal for CBA (22-7).
JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and post-game reaction:
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KJS United 4 Marlboro-Holmdel 3| Public Co-op State Final
Braydon Sisco scored his 49th and 50th goals of the season in the third period to give KJS United the lead for good and the co-op state championship. Marlboro-Holmdel had a 2-1 lead after two periods before Sisco scored two straight to put KJS United in front for good. Sasha Saks had two goals for the Mustangs. Kinnelon won a state championship in 2008, the new tri-op which includes Jefferson Towsnhip and Sparta gives the two Sussex County schools their first state hockey title.
JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights and post-game reaction from the Rock:
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Princeton Day 7 Immaculate Heart 0 | Girls’ State Final
In the 2021-2022 season, Princeton Day (14-2-1) made their first state championship but lost 7-0. Now in 2025, they claim their first state title with the 7-0 victory against second-seeded Immaculate Heart (11-3). Samantha Dandy and Eibhleann Knox notched 2 goals apiece, captain Aerin Bruno notched a JSZ Devil’s Goal of the Month, and Brynn Dandy was named the games MVP with a goal and two assists. PD goalie Kelly Stevens finished with 20 saves, the shutout, and a jaw-dropping save that’s sure to make the JSZ top 10!
JSZ’s Tyler Mroz has the highlights and post-game reaction from Prudential Center:
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