2021 Standings
Triton 5-0, 7-5
Paul VI 3-2, 7-3
Atlantic City 3-2, 3-7
Bridgeton 2-3, 6-5
Cherry Hill West 2-3 4-7
Cherry Hill East 0-5, 3-7
Coaches: Cherry Hill West: Justin Arabia (9-8); Moorestown: Beau Sherry (36-52); Northern Burlington: Jule Dolci (29-26); Paul VI: Dennis Scuderi Sr. (107-61, 13-14 at PVI, 57-27 at Camden Catholic, 37-20 at St. Augustine; Seneca: Bill Fisher (101-113); Triton: Dom Tomeo (25-45)
Preseason Golden 11
Jule Dolci III 5-11, 250 Sr. OL-DL Northern Burlington
Tommy Walters 6-1, 215 Jr. TE-DE Northern Burlington
Justin Brown 5-10, 185 Sr. RB-DB Triton
Edger Tomeo 6-2, 240 Sr. C-DT Triton
Braiden King 6-1, 205 Sr. RB-DE Triton
Dom Santiago 6-4, 215 Jr. QB-DL Paul VI
Christian Martin 6-0, 170) Jr. WR-DB Paul VI
Brayden Davis 6-2, 190 Sr. QB-DB Seneca
Zac Fearon 5-11, 185 Jr. RB-DB Seneca
Jordan Mendoza 6-3, 268 Sr. LT-DE Cherry Hill West
Tom Arcaroli 6-0, 195 Sr. TE-LB Cherry Hill West
Chris Gorman 6-4, 240 Jr. OL-DL Moorestown
Predicted order of finish
TRITON
What a year it was for the Mustangs. Not only did Triton (7-5) have its first wining season since 2011, but the Mustangs also were WJFL National Division champs. They will stay in the National Division and remain a major contender. Sr. C-DT Edger Tomeo (6-2, 240) was first-team all-conference on D. He had 65 tackles, 10 TFL and 3 sacks. Sr. RB-DE Braiden King (6-1, 205) was second-team all-conference on D with 26 tackles, 8 TFL and 5 sacks. Sr. OG-DT Shane McCormick (6-0, 235) was second-team all-conference on offense. Several players return who started on at least one side of the ball. Sr. RB-DB Justin Brown (5-10, 185) earned first-team honors on offense. He rushed for 1,135 yards (6.6 avg.) and 5 touchdowns. He also had 12 receptions for 134 yards and 1 TD. Sr. OT-DT Chase Foster (6-2, 265) was a second-team choice on offense. Sr. S-WR Leo Impagliazzo (6-1, 170) had 55 tackles and 2 INTs. Jr. QB Mike Lewis (6-2, 188) completed 74 of 125 for 971 yards and 8 touchdowns. Sr. WR-DB Haneef Coleman (6-1, 182) had 20 tackles and 1 INT. Key returning letter winners include Jr. OLB Luke Bachman (5-11, 180), Jr. OT Major Tomeo (6-4, 255), Sr. OT-DT Braden Kaukeano (6-1, 210), Sr. C-LB Julian DeFinis (6-0, 225), Sr. FS Josh Beatty (6-2, 165), So. RB-LB Ryan Morley (5-10, 145), and Sr. OG Joel Cosme (5-9, 267). Among key newcomers are Sr. CB Egypt Lovett (5-10, 195), a transfer from Pennsauken; Jr. WR-DB Josiah Grant (6-2, 175) and Fr. LB Brayden Lewis (5-11, 150).
NORTHERN BURLINGTON
The Greyhounds look to improve from a 5-5 record, their fifth straight season at .500 or better. Two returning two-way players are Sr. OL-DL Jule Dolci III (5-11, 250), first-team all-WJFL Valley Division on offense and Jr. TE-DE Tommy Walters (6-1, 215), also first-team all-league on D. Several players saw action on at least one side of the ball. Sr. DE Ryan Caloiaro (6-0, 250) was another first-team all-Valley Division selection. Jr. QB Ronnie Borden (6-2 ,210) took over the job toward the end of the season and completed 59 of 108 passes for 541 yards and 2 Tds. Other returning veterans are Sr. S Clark Norway (6-2, 185), Jr. LB Manny Saenz (5-9, 220), Sr. CB Jack Rosta (5-11, 175), Jr. WR Jordan Wilderson (5-8, 150), Sr. OL Matt Renniger (5-10, 240), Sr. LB Aiden Loduscrato (5-10, 190), Sr. WR Eddie Sadowski (6-2, 185), Sr. CB Sam Thomas (6-0, 180) and Sr. CB Elias Smith (5-9, 170). Key returning letter winners are Sr. RB Christian Naylor (5-9, 165), Jr. WR Khyle Sallad-Franconi (6-3, 200) and Sr. OL TJ Kokatajlo (5-10, 200). Newcomers to watch include So. RB Andrew Reynolds (5-9, 170) and So. WR Edson Raymond (5-10, 165).
CHERRY HILL WEST
The Lions were 4-7 last year but four of the losses were by a TD or less. They also won three of their final four games and hope to carry the momentum into this season with an experienced group. The Lions have the look of a contender in the National. Sr. LT-DE Jordan Mendoza (6-3, 268) was second-team all-conference after recording 29 tackles, 2 TFLs and 2 sacks. He is a fourth-year starter on offense and a third-year starter on D. Sr. WR-QB-DB Kevin Rorke (6-0, 170) had 40 tackles, 3 INT, and 2 forced fumbles along with 4 rushing Tds and one receiving TD. He was honorable mention all-conference and could split some time at QB early in the season. Sr. TE-LB Tom Arcaroli (6-0, 195) had 130 tackles, 20 TFL and 3 forced fumbles in earning first-team all-conference honors. Sr. FB-LB Colin Costelllo had 50 tackles, 5 TFL and was a second-team all-conference choice. Jr. OL-DL Nicolas Zuniga (6-1, 255) started at three different positions on the OL and had 11 tackles. Jr. WR-DB-K Anthony Faiola (5-11, 180) had 16 receptions for 176 yards. He was a second-team all-conference kicker, who was 2-3 on FG and 19-20 on PATS. Jr. WR-DB Ben Secouler had 19 tackles and two fumble recoveries. Among players who saw action on at least one side of the ball, Sr. RB-S-LB Greg Boggans (6-0, 175) had 46 tackles, 2 INTs and 2 fumble recoveries. He should also contribute this season on offense. Jr. QB Jordan DeJesus-Gonzalez (6-2, 170) passed for 873 yards and 5 Tds and rushed for 4 Tds. He averaged 29.3 yards on 11 punts. Sr. RB-WR-DB Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Morrison (5-9, 165) had 27 tackles and 1 INT. Jr. OL-DL Ben Quach (5-9, 190) started every game at center. Jr. DE JoNatahn Valentin (6-4, 225) had 25 tackles. Sr. OL-DL AJ D’Auria (5-10, 270) started at OG and rotated on the DL. Sr. TE-OL-DL Anthony Horriats (5-9, 195) made starts on the OL and DL. Sr. LB Lenix Fernandez (5-8, 170) had 21 tackles.. Sr. OL Ryan Albanzas (6-2, 250) has shown great versatility, starting at either OG or center. Key returning letter winners are Jr. RB-LB-S Derrick Young (5-11, 190) and Jr. OL-DL Ross Worlds (5-10, 260). Among newcomers, Sr. RB-DB Gary Rowe (5-10, 175) moved back to Cherry Hill after spending his sophomore and junior years at North Jersey’s Wood-Ridge. Last season Rowe rushed for 895 yards (9.0 avg.) and 5 Tds. He also had 6 receptions for 131 yards and 1 TD. Rowe should be a major contributor on both sides of the ball. Other key newcomers are So. WR-TE-LB Asa McMillan (6-2, 175) and Jr. OL-DL Brandon Luong (5-10, 240).
SENECA
The Golden Eagles are coming off a 3-7 season while competing in the WJFL Independence. Now with an experienced team, Seneca has the ability to earn a winning record and be an outside contender for the division title. Sr. QB-DB Brayden Davis (6-2, 190) completed 94-170 passes for 1,009 yards and 7 Tds. He also rushed for 417 yards (5.1 avg.) and 4 Tds. Jr. RB-DB Zac Fearon (5-11, 185) recorded 57 tackles and was named second-team all-conference on D. Other returning two-way players are Jr. OL-DL Anthony Fedeli (5-9, 240), Sr. OL-DL Jake Chaney (6-0, 220), Jr. TE-LB Kyle Stickel (6-0, 190) and Jr. WR-DB Jason Sheairs (6-0, 185). Sheairs had 8 receptions for 126 yards. Stickel had 43 tackles and Chaney recorded 15 tackles. Among players who saw action on at least one side of the ball, Sr. LB Max Borton (6-1, 190) had 52 tackles. Sr. LB Tom Mikulski (5-9, 170) added 39 tackles. Jr. DB David Vacca (5-10, 180) had 23 tackles. Other returning veterans are Jr. DB Mark Richardson (5-10, 180), Sr. WR Jason King (5-9, 175) and Jr. OL Kenny Konopka (5-11, 230). Returning letter winners are Jr. QB-DB Colin Walsh (5-11, 180) and Jr. OL-DL Greg Tatum (6-0, 190). Newcomers to watch are Jr. OL-DL Gabe Apholc (6-0, 270), Sr. WR Jamar Lane (6-2, 180) and So. OL-DL Trevor Dolezar (6-0, 250).
PAUL VI
Coach Dennis Scuderi Sr. has done a great job in elevating Paul VI’s program. The Eagles have had two straight winning seasons for the first time since having four in a row from 2012 through 2015. This is a young Paul VI team, so the Eagles may be a year away from contention but should still be competitive. When Scuderi took over prior to 2019, the entire program had fewer than 30 varsity players. This year there will be an expected 40 freshmen alone. One of this year’s leaders is Jr. QB-DL Dom Santiago (6-4, 215), a second-team all-conference choice on D. He will battle for the QB spot. Jr. WR-DB Christian Martin (6-0, 170) was a first-team choice on D. Jr. RB-LB Matt Morad (6-0, 185) was an honorable mention all-conference choice. Sr. RB-LB Gavin Bundt (6-0, 210) was hurt last year and came back for the final game. He will likely play both ways and team up in the backfield with Morad. So OL-DL Mounir Keshner (6-2, 230) started both ways last year. So. OL-DT Jaylen Bishop (6-2, 285) started at DT. So. OL-DL Mitchell Landdo (6-0, 230) was a defensive starter. Jr. OG-DT Jake Rambo (6-0, 260) started on offense and is a third-year starter. Other returning veterans are Sr. OL Dom Corsetti (5-11, 180) and So. WR-CB Austin Bailey (6-2, 170). Jr. QB Dawson Eliot (6-0, 175) a transfer, whose father D.J. is the new defensive coordinator at Temple, will compete for the QB job
MOORESTOWN
The Quakers went 4-6 last season and lost to Hamilton, 16-14 in their season finale and a chance to end at .500. This season, the Quakers are like many in this division, talented enough to look to be among the division contenders with a veteran returning team. The strength of the team is experience on the OL and DL. Among returning two-way players are Sr. OL-DL Alexi Holzberg (6-0, 210), Sr. OL-DL Cai’leb Dias (6-1, 240) and Jr. OL-DL Chris Gorman (6-4, 240). Other returning two-way players are Sr. WR-DB Tyler Mendys (5-11, 165) and Sr. WR-DB Wade Krisanda (6-0 165). Players who saw action on at least one side of the ball are Jr. QB Johnny Zolhman (6-2, 200), Jr. WR-LB Rece Englehart (6-1, 185), So. OL-DL Josh Leath (6-2, 215), Sr. WR-DB Jack Bertino (5-9, 155), Jr. TE-LB Shane Ginley (6-0, 175), Jr. OL-DL Emilo Regino Prieto (5-11, 215) and Sr. OL-DL Mikail Richardson (6-5, 240). Key returning letter winners are Jr. K-WR-DL Elias Diamantkos (6-0, 190), Sr. RB-DB Kaden Davis (5-8, 175) and Jr. TE-LB Grady Keebler (6-0,, 180). Among key newcomers are So. WR-DB Luke Dengler (5-9, 155), So. RB-LB Xavier Turner (5-8, 205) and Jr. OL-DL Josh Ross (6-0, 225).
2021 Scores
TRITON (7-5)
Aug. 27 Sterling, 9-33
Sept. 2 Highland, 14-42
Sept. 10 Cherry Hill West FF Loss
Sept 17 at Deptford, 17-7
Sept. 24 at Bridgeton, 21-13
Oct. a Paul VI, 34-23
Oct. 8 Seneca, 18-7
Oct. 15 at Atlantic City, 28-20
Oct. 23 at Cherry Hill East, 41-6
Oct. 29 Hammonton, 0-43
Nov. 6 at Woodrow Wilson, 0-52
Nov. 11 Cherry Hill West, 21-7
PAUL VI (7-3)
Sept. 2 Collingswood, 17-7
Sept. 10 Cherry Hill East, 14-7
Sept. 18 at Holy Cross 46-21
Sept. 25 Atlantic City, 14-30
Oct. 1 at Triton, 23-34
Oct. 9 at Burlington City, 20-14 (OT)
Oct. 15 Cherry Hill West, 27-21 (OT)
Oct. 22 at Bridgeton, 14-0
Nov. 5 at Don bosco Prep, 7-42
Nov. 25 at Camden Catholic, 35-0
CHERRY HILL WEST (4-7)
Aug. 27 at Clearview, 7-12
Sept. 3 Moorestown, 7-14
Sept. 10 at Triton FFT win
Sept. 17 at Egg Harbor Twp., 14-42
Oct. 1 Bridgeton, 24-32
Oct. 8 at Delsea, 7-35
Oct. 15 at Paul VI, 21-27 (OT)
Oct. 22 Atlantic City, 17-8
Oct. 29 Cherry Hill East, 33-0
Nov. 3 at Toms River East, 41-2
Nov. 11 at Triton, 7-21
MOORESTOWN (4-6)
Aug. 29 at Cherry Hill East, 39-7
Sept. 3 at Cherry Hill West, 14-7
Sept. 10 Timber Creek, 0-35
Sept. 17 at Northern Burlington, 21-13
Sept. 24 at Pennsauken, 7-38
Oct. 1 at Highland, 3-19
Oct. 15 Delsea, 0-47
Oct. 23 Burlington Township, 0-42
Oct. 29 Seneca, 19-0
Nov. 4 Hamilton, 14-16
SENECA (3-7)
Sept. 2 Eastern, 12-21
Sept. 10 Pemberton, 21-6
Sept. 24 at Ocean City, 0-38
Oct. 1 at Oakcrest, 21-20
Oct. 8 at Triton, 7-18
Oct. 15 Egg Harbor Township, 0-49
Oct. 23 at Absegami, 28-56
Oct. 29 at Moorestown, 0-19
Nov. 4 at Pinelands, 21-12
Nov. 19 Cherokee, 7-42
NORTHERN BURLINGTON (5-5)
Sept. 4 at Pemberton, 30-13
Sept. 11 Hightstown, 26-27
Sept. 17 Moorestown, 13-21
Sept. 24 Steinert, 17-0
Oct. 1 WW-Plainsboro, 35-18
Oct. 9 Allentown, 35-7
Oct. 15 at Lawrence, 42-16
Oct. 22 at Ewing, 3-29
Oct. 28 at Shawnee, 0-35
Nov. 4 Camden, 7-42
