Sean Farrell

Everyone likes a winner. At least, they do in Wood‑Ridge. Turnout is up, competition is brewing, and players who once left for Catholic schools have come back home.

Why not us? That's the question North Arlington players hear day after day from new football coach Kevin Finley.

Park Ridge football has always punched above its weight. The school is small, the roster fluctuates, but somehow the Owls keep showing up in November with a chance to make noise.

Group 1 football is supposed to be unpredictable. Butler has refused to play by those rules.

Rutherford spent last summer talking about 'young pups' learning how to play varsity football. A year later, those Bulldogs have grown into a full‑fledged pack.

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North Jersey boys soccer has plenty of familiar names at the top, but that doesn't mean the 2026 season will follow a familiar script.

For a program that's been climbing back toward its old standard, Paramus Catholic's opener feels like a chapter worth underlining.

The boys soccer season is back in full swing across North Jersey. And once again, the chase begins with Ramapo.

The curtain has risen on another North Jersey girls soccer season. And for anyone who's been paying attention, the main cast looks awfully familiar.