Four-time state champion Michael Peters has returned to McClymonds as head football coach after a four-month retirement. Peters, who has led the Warriors to 11 consecutive league titles, cited community support and the needs of his players as the primary reasons for his decision to come back. Despite health concerns and a desire to focus on his family, Peters feels obligated to help restore the program’s work ethic and championship mentality.
Get ready for an exciting week of high school football in New Jersey, with several highly anticipated matchups. On Wednesday, April 24th, Hillside faces Kent Place at 4pm, while Plainfield takes on North Plainfield at the same time. Metuchen will battle Franklin at 6pm, followed by Hunterdon Central vs. South Hunterdon at 7pm. Don’t miss the thrilling contests between Leonia and New Milford, as well as Lyndhurst and Secaucus. In North Jersey, Jefferson clashes with Montville at 4pm. Orange visits West Orange at 4:30pm, and Nutley faces Dickinson at the same time. Wayne Hills and Lakeland meet at 6:30pm, while Trinity Hall takes on Shore at 6pm. In Central Jersey, Middletown North travels to Matawan at 6pm, Middletown South plays Raritan at 6pm, and Neptune battles Manchester Township at 6pm. South Jersey features intriguing matchups such as Cherry Hill West vs. Woodbury, Mastery Camden vs. Camden Eastside, and Millville vs. Delsea. Get ready for an unforgettable week of high school football action.
Jack Schram, the former head coach of Miramonte High School, has been hired as the new head coach of College Park High School. Schram will take over a program that has struggled to maintain consistent success in recent years. His initial goal is to win the league championship and earn an automatic berth into the section playoffs. Schram is excited about the opportunity to coach at a larger school and believes that he can help College Park achieve its full potential.
