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A ranking of public school teams that compete for South Jersey titles and non-public teams in Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem and southern Ocean counties. Rankings selected by The Press high school sports staff based on staff observation, research and interviews with players and coaches. Last week's ranking in parentheses.
Football
1. Cherokee (11-1)
2. Egg Harbor Township (11-1)
3. Hammonton (11-1)
4. Williamstown (10-1)
5. Toms River East (10-1)
6. St. Augustine Prep (9-1)
7. Delsea Regional (11-1)
8. Timber Creek (9-3)
9. Seneca (8-3)
10. St. Joseph (8-3)
11. Lacey Township (8-3)
Boys Soccer
1. Christian Brothers Academy (17-4-2)
2. Toms River South (18-5-1)
3. Toms River North (16-3-2)
4. Delran (21-2-2)
5. Rancocas Valley (19-3-3)
6. St. Augustine Prep (21-2)
7. Lenape (16-5-2)
8. West Deptford (21-3-1)
9. St. Rose (19-4)
10. Toms River East (11-8-2)
11. Sacred Heart (16-3)
Girls soccer
1. Lenape (23-1)
2. Gloucester Catholic (19-1-1)
3. Red Bank Catholic (20-1)
4. Paul VI (20-2)
5. Haddonfield (23-1-1)
6. Pt. Pleasant Boro (20-4)
7. Eastern (16-6)
8. Clearview (15-4-2)
9. Shawnee (18-4-1)
10. Williamstown (16-4)
11. Mainland Regional (11-5)
Field hockey
1. Eastern (26-2)
2. Washington Township (17-3)
3. Ocean City (22-2)
4. Shawnee (16-4-1)
5. Bishop Eustace (17-3-3)
6. West Deptford (20-2)
7. Haddonfield (17-5)
8. Moorestown (15-4)
9. Kingsway (17-4)
10. Holy Spirit (18-2)
11. Southern Regional (13-2-2)
Girls Tennis
1. Haddonfield (32-0)
2. Red Bank Catholic (19-3)
3. Moorestown (24-3)
4. Holy Spirit (20-3)
5. Atlantic City (17-3)
6. Millville (24-5)
7. Cherry Hill East (19-3)
8. Mainland Regional (14-4)
9.Ranney School (16-2)
10. Washington Township (12-5)
11. Moorestown Friends (16-6)
Girls Cross Country
1. Lenape
2. Delsea Regional
3. Haddonfield
4. Toms River North
5. Southern Regional
6. Seneca
7. Williamstown
8. Cherokee
9. Kingsway Regional
10. Bishop Eustace
11. Holy Spirit
Boys Cross Country
1. Haddonfield
2. Southern Regional
3. Toms River North
4. Shawnee
5. Cherry Hill East
6. Cherokee
7. Ocean City
8. Lenape
9. Paul VI
10. Moorestown
11. Lacey Township
Bogota police say 54-year-old Paul Mueller and his 25-year-old son, Derek, approached the man and started yelling at him shortly after Bogota beat Emerson 28-27 in overtime on Saturday.
The elder Mueller - who has another son who plays for the Emerson team - then allegedly attacked the referee, and his older son soon joined in.
Bogota police responded to the school after getting multiple 911 calls about a riot there, but the fighting had ended by the time officers arrived.
Posted in SPORTS HS FOOTBALL | SPORTS | BREAKING NEWS | HIGHSCHOOL on Monday, November 2, 2009 12:55 pm
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