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Led by the likes of Aiden Derkack, the Colonia Patriots dominated North Jersey Section 2 Group 3 by winning five straight sectional championships. Next year, the Pats will be moving up to Group 4 under the NJSIAA’s new success factor or competitive balance policy.
Led by the quartet of Arjun Jadhav, Kevin Burgman, Jeremiah Jackson, and Zain Ibrahim the South Brunswick Vikings were one of the most improved teams in the GMC this season.
Led by the quartet of Victor Przepiora, Cam Olivencia, Jayden Chapman, and Max Dashel, the Old Bridge Knights managed to gain a top eight seed in the GMCT and qualify for the state playoffs.
Led by the quartet of Julian Samuels, Jax Robel, Chris Kozak, and Marcus Lavornia, the Middlesex Blue Jays won 19 games despite losing several key players from a division winning team a year ago.
Led by the quartet of Yandel Susana, Ricky Reyes, Bryham Paulino-Peña, and Jeremy Garcia-Peralta, the Perth Amboy Panthers won 20 games and their first division title in 33 years.
Led by the quartet of Cameron Hayes-Durina, Matt Smith, Colin Gawronski, and Reece Osborn-Jones, the Metuchen garnered its second straight 20-win season, second-most wins in school history, won its first division title, and reached the GMCT Elite Eight for the first time in 20 years.
Led by the quartet of Sam Jones, Chidi Chukwurah, Ziyan Jones, and J.C. Lewis, the Sayreville Bombers reached the GMCT and NJSIAA Central Jersey Group 4 Quarterfinals for the second straight year en route to a 17-11 season.
Led by the young quartet of Andrew Bena, Aiden Noblecilla, Justin Vaca, and Boresa Jawula, the South Plainfield Tigers overcame mid-season struggles to win 18 games and reach the North Jersey Section 2 Group 3 Semifinals.
Led by the quartet of Matt Mikulka, Cam Vick, Dylan McLean, and Corey Thomas, the East Brunswick Bears notched their first 20-win season and division title in 13 years.
Led by the quartet of Albion Ahmetaj, Dan Jennings, Zymere Weaver, and Dom Hanusiewicz, the St. Thomas Aquinas Trojans endured another coaching change, player departures, and early season injuries to reach the GMCT Final Four for the sixth straight year and the NJSIAA Non-Public A South Quarterfinals.
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