Three more state final tickets were punched on Saturday and JSZ has you covered with highlights from all three games. Check back throughout the night for our full coverage!


Delbarton 38 Seton Hall Prep 23 | Non-Public A Semifinal

Ryan Trafford exploded for a season-high 220 yards scored a career-high four touchdowns to power the Green Wave to their first Non-Public championship game appearance since 2014. For Trafford – the Navy lacrosse commit – it was his fourth-career 200-plus yard game. Delbarton (10-1) got great performances from their offensive line, which plowed the way for nearly 300 yards on the ground, and the defense which came up with timely turnovers. Seton Hall Prep (5-7) saw their season come to an end after a great run to the semifinals. Julius Vicari broke a program record with his 249 receiving yards in the loss. Delbarton will face top-seed and two-time reigning champion Bergen Catholic in the state final on Tuesday, Nov. 28 at MetLife Stadium.

JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights + reaction from Morristown:

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Bergen Catholic 42 Donovan Catholic 13 | Non-Public “A” Semifinal

Bergen Catholic advanced to their third straight Non-Public “A” Final with a 42-13 win over Donovan Catholic. The Crusaders trailed 7-0 early in the first quarter before eventually going up 35-7 at halftime following two touchdowns from Kaj Sanders. Sanders finished with 188 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Four star recruit Quincy Porter had two receptions for 68 yards and a touchdown. Bergen will take on Delbarton in the Championship at MetLife Stadium.

JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights and reaction from Oradell:

 


Delsea 28 Camden 12 | Group 3 State Semifinal

The Crusaders denied the Panthers a chance at revenge as they booked a trip to Rutgers for the second-straight season. Dan Russo rushed for 147 yards and a pair of touchdowns to pace the Crusaders offense. Wayne Adair had over 100 all-purpose yards and added two touchdowns for Delsea (11-1). Syracuse commit Braheem Long and Terron Loyd hauled in touchdowns in the loss for Camden (10-2). Delsea will face West Essex for the Group 3 state title next Sunday.

JSZ’s James Mooney has the highlights and reaction from Franklinville: