In a thrilling overtime match that showcased both resilience and clutch play, Jefferson High School’s lacrosse team, led by veteran coach Scott Reid, emerged victorious against Madison, securing an 11-10 win and etching Reid’s name in New Jersey lacrosse history with his 200th career victory.
Madison mounted a valiant comeback in the fourth quarter, erasing a four-goal deficit to force overtime. However, Jefferson’s determination proved unwavering as senior Charlie Obermann netted the game-winning goal off a pass from junior Chubb Reid, sending the Falcons to their fourth consecutive victory and solidifying Scott Reid’s legacy as one of the state’s most successful lacrosse coaches.
The Reid twins, Chubb and Jamison, played pivotal roles in the triumph. Chubb, with his fourth assist of the game, set up Obermann’s decisive goal, while Jamison, with 12 saves, stood tall in the face of Madison’s relentless attack. Together, they showcased the exceptional talent and teamwork that has become synonymous with the Jefferson lacrosse program.
Scott Reid’s journey to this milestone victory has been marked by unwavering dedication and passion for the sport. Having begun the Jefferson program 26 years ago, he has guided countless young athletes on and off the field, instilling in them the values of hard work, perseverance, and sportsmanship. His ability to connect with his players and foster a winning culture has earned him the respect and admiration of both his team and the lacrosse community at large.
As Jefferson celebrates this remarkable achievement, it is not only about the wins and losses but about the countless lives that Scott Reid has touched throughout his coaching career. His legacy extends far beyond the lacrosse field, leaving an enduring impact on the young men he has mentored and the sport he loves.