The top of the Big Central Power Rankings remains a mish-mosh in Week Eight as we head into the playoff cutoff this weekend, with Phillipsburg regaining the top spot after a big home win over ...

Editor’s Note: This post has been updated with our latest calculations, checked with NJ.com, which does the official calculations for the NJSIAA. Now that all but one Week 7 high school football game ...

Rain and thunderstorms in the forecast caused havoc on Friday night in the Big Central, pushing some games earlier in the day, and others to Saturday afternoon, but everyone that played got their ...

Where do we begin with Amauris Peguero? A year ago, Perth Amboy football finished 1-9. Peguero, a junior quarterback at the time, threw for 847 yards, nine touchdowns, and had six interceptions. But ...

My Friday night game in South Plainfield on Senior Night for the Marching Band, Cheerleaders and the Football Team was full of big plays as the visiting Raiders of Scotch Plains Fanwood let everyone ...

When former St. Joseph-Metuchen standout Mark Taylor – Class of 1983 – was hired for a second go ’round with the Falcons back in April of 2025, the news was a big splash in the world of high school ...

Just as they have been all year long, Phillipsburg remains No. 1 in the Big Central Conference Power Rankings for Week Four, while Elizabeth and Rahway continue to make strides and have narrowed the ...

It was inevitable that at least three ranked Big Central Conference football teams would go down this weekend, with three all-Top Ten matchups on tap. In the end, no one else lost, but those three ...

It wasn’t a great weekend for the multipliers across New Jersey this weekend, and by extension, for those that have lost to them. Multipliers are considered among the elite non-public teams in the ...

My Friday night game saw Old Bridge build an early 23-8 halftime lead over Aquinas with a pressure defense and opportunistic offense which mixed the run and pass early knowing they needed to keep the ...

At nearly the mid-way point of the high school football season, teams throughout New Jersey are making moves in the playoff standings, with 60 percent of the NJSIAA’s UPR formula being the OSI factor.

After losing two straight games, Governor Livingston looks to bounce back on Saturday afternoon when they return home for the first time since Week Zero to take on JFK. The Highlanders (1-2, 0-1 BCC ...