For the second time in as many years, the Glassboro Bulldogs finished the season a perfect 12-0 and won the South Jersey Group I football championship. Stephen Davis, Loronday Gaines, and P.J. James all ran for touchdowns for the Bulldogs. Tyquan Briggs recovered a fumbled punt attempt in the end zone for another Glassboro touchdown. Aaron Hayward had the lone touchdown for the Red Devils. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Chris LaPierre scored all four touchdowns for Shawnee as the Renegades defeated Hammonton 28-7 to win their second straight South Jersey Group III football title. Shawnee has now won 19 games in a row, dating back to the 2007 season. Chris LaPierre's fourth touchdown of the evening was his 44th touchdown of the season, a new New Jersey state record. Click here to see the photo gallery.

The Crescenzo cousins, Nick and David, figured in the scoring of three of the Blue Devil's four touchdowns. Nick Crescenzo's 10-yard touchdown pass to Ian Evans came between touchdown runs of 45 and 2 yards by cousin David. Joshua Baez also had a touchdown run for Hammonton earlier in the game. Hammonton will face Shawnee for the South Jersey Group III football championship on Friday, December 5th. The St. Joseph Wildcats finished the season 5-5. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Delran erased an early 13-0 deficit and rallied to defeat the Pirates 20-13 on Thanksgiving Day. A costly roughing the punter penalty by Cinnaminson in the fourth quarter allowed Delran to keep their game winning drive alive. Minutes later, Bears quarterback Dan Chinnici scored from one yard out to give Delran its first lead of the day. Cinnaminson running back Kevin McDevitt finished his senior season with just over 1000 yards rushing. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Camden Catholic built a 26-6 halftime lead. Paul VI rallied with 21 straight points to grab a 27-26 lead with 10:22 remaining in the fourth quarter. However, three costly Paul VI turnovers in the final ten minutes allowed the Irish to regain the lead and pour it on as the Irish defeated the Eagles 45-27. Paul VI quarterback Glen Hutton threw two touchdown passes and ran for another Eagle touchdown. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Glassboro jumped out to a 14-0 first quarter lead then held on to defeat Paulsboro 21-13. Tim Breaker figured in the scoring of all three Glassboro touchdowns by returning a fumble recovery for a touchdown and completing touchdown passes to P.J. James and Loronday Gaines. Paulsboro scored their two touchdowns on a one yard run by Darren Carter and a touchdown pass from Gerald Hodges to Willie Anderson. The Bulldogs will meet Penns Grove in the South Jersey Group I Finals the first weekend of December. Paulsboro will close out their schedule against West Deptford. Click here to see the photo gallery.

The Cherokee Chiefs and Southern Regional Rams headed into overtime with the score knotted 7-7. The Rams scored on their first possession of overtime on a touchdown pass from Brian Sullivan to Josh Broadbent. Kyle Gross kicked the PAT to give the Rams a 14-7 lead. Cherokee answered back on their first possession with a touchdown pass from Major Mobley to Tyler Powell. However, a high snap on the PAT attempt ended the night for Cherokee and sent Southern Regional to the South Jersey Group IV Finals where they will meet Mainland. Cherokee will close out the season with a Thanksgiving Day game against sister school Seneca. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Triton erased an early 7-0 deficit and came back to defeat the Brick Township Dragons by the score of 28-7. Rocco Colucci and Levoy Bennett had two rushing touchdowns apiece for the Mustangs. Joe Gable scored Brick Township's touchdown on a 5-yard run. Triton will face top-seeded Shawnee in the next round of the South Jersey Group III playoffs. Brick Township will close out its 2008 schedule by playing Brick Memorial on Thanksgiving Day. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Glassboro quarterback Tim Breaker completed two touchdown passes and ran for another touchdown himself. Breaker's two touchdown passes were to James Brown and Dainen Green. Stephen Davis and Loronday Gaines both added rushing touchdowns for the Bulldogs. Glassboro will move on to face Paulsboro in the second round of the playoffs, while Gloucester City prepares for its annual Thanksgiving Day game against crosstown rival Gloucester Catholic. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Timber Creek's Nahjee Gibson ran for 167 yards, but it was Ed Roberts, Damiere Byrd, and John Church who did the scoring for the Chargers with touchdown runs. Chris Collins added a 25-yard interception return for another Timber Creek touchdown. Burlington Township got their touchdown on a quarterback sneak from Justin Barner on the final play of the first half. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Trailing 13-12 with no timeouts remaining, Delran's Tim Frederick recovered a Holy Cross fumble with 1:30 remaining in regulation. Four plays later, Bears quarterback Dan Chinnici hit Brandon Bourne with a 9-yard touchdown pass. Dan Chinnici's two point conversion pass to Tim Frederick completed Delran's scoring in a 20-13 win over the Lancers. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Gateway quarterback John Leamy ran for two touchdowns and completed a touchdown pass to Dom DePasquale as Gateway rolled over Collingswood 28-7. Dom DePasquale also had a touchdown run for the Gators. The Panthers lone touchdown came on a run by Bryant Carter. Click here to see the photo gallery.

After a first half that saw each team score once, the Lady Foxes took control in the second half scoring three goals on the way to a 4-1 win over the Lady Knights. Moorestown Friends' Jen Draper scored three goals and Katie Stutz added another goal. Sterling's Sara Orr scored the Lady Knights goal early in the first half. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Highland struck first and grabbed an early 7-0 lead on an 80-yard touchdown run by Sean Daniels. After that it was all Clearview as the Pioneers scored 47 unanswered points. Running back Nick Cacciola ran for three touchdowns. Nick Cacciola also threw one touchdown pass to quarterback John Robinson. In addition to being on the receiving end of Nick Cacciola's touchdown pass, John Robinson ran for one touchdown of his own and completed two touchdown passes to Chad Gavinese. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Eastern scored twice in the first 12:41 of this contest, then added one more goal for good measure late in the second half. Chris Tesoriero, Neil Mori, and Guy Shamer all scored for the Vikings. Goalkeeper Matt Leig recorded the shutout. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Palmyra got all the scoring they needed in the first quarter when Warren Oliver picked up a Riverside fumble and returned it 70 yards for a Panther touchdown. Deon Parham-Stokes ran for two more Palmyra touchdowns and Lynden Alfred threw two touchdown passes. Even the lopsided score didn't dampen the Riverside spirit on homecoming day as the Riverside fans and cheerleaders were really into this game right up to the final play. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Brian Purnell threw two touchdown passes and ran for another. Purnell's two touchdown passes were a 25-yarder to Jared Roberts and a 40-yarder to Shawney Kersey. Karon Gibson also ran for two touchdowns for the Thundering Herd. Overbrook's only touchdown came on a 5-yard run with just under four minutes remaining in the game. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Victoria Vasapolli had five of the six goals for the Blue Devils in a 6-1 win over Life Center Academy. Megan Craft knocked in the other City goal. Liz Harrison had the lone goal for the Life Center Academy Warriors. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Bordentown took advantage of one of their last home games to pay tribute to their seniors. Tracy Romberger, Caitlin Moynihan, Lindsey Bell, Ashley Jaekel, Megan Meszaros, and Meaghan Tohill were all honored for their years of dedication and hard work. The game itself ended in a 0-0 tie. Bordentown's Ashley Adams and Burlington Township's Sam Maver were both brilliant in goal stopping every shot that came their way to keep their opponent off the scoreboard. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Burlington Township's Justin Barner hit Isiah Andrews with his second touchdown pass of the day in the fouth quarter. The Falcons had led 13-7 and this score made it 20-7. No one knew how huge that touchdown would be at the time. Moments later, Paul VI's Chris Hutton beat the Falcons defense on a 60-yard reception from Eagles quarterback Khaalig Burroughs. Two plays later Jordan Dalton punched it in from three yards out to cut the Township lead to 20-14 with 30 seconds remaining. Burlington Township recovered the onside kick attempt and ran out the clock. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Brett Lockbaum scored his second goal of the game with 15:30 remaining in regulation to break a 2-2 tie and give the Red Devils a 3-2 win over the Cheetahs. Miguel Rodriguez and Brett Lockbaum scored goals for Penns Grove in the first half. Mike Welsh and Joe Ewald scored for Gloucester County Institute of Technology. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Cinnaminson scored four goals in the first half and went on to shutout the Maple Shade Wildcats 4-0. Max DiLeo, Brian Hill, Kyle Lodge, and Sean Lake all scored for the Pirates. Cinnaminson goalkeeper Kevin Lynch stopped four Maple Shade shots to earn the shutout. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Amir #16 returned the opening kickoff for a Moorestown touchdown and the Quakers never looked back in this SJIYFA game. Donte #28 ran for another Quaker touchdown in the second quarter. Sydney #20 added two more touchdown runs for the Quakers in the second half. Rodney #17 scored one Rancocas Valley touchdown on a running play, and Tarik #15 had the other Chief touchdown on a pass reception. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Overbrook's Dan Wilson scored on a 3-yard run and Wilson himself kicked the PAT to give the Rams a brief 7-6 lead early in the second quarter. After that it was all Haddonfield, as the Bulldawgs reeled off 28 unanswered points to defeat the Rams 34-7. Haddonfield quarterback Phil Bhaya ran for two touchdowns and completed two touchdown passes, both to Mike Rivard. The win was Haddonfield's 500th lifetime win in the school's football program. Click here to see the photo gallery.

Casey Burk scored with 1:53 remaining in overtime to give Delran a 2-1 win over Bordentown. After a scoreless first half, the teams traded goals in the second half with Allie Guarini scoring for the Bears and Amber Warshany scoring for the Scotties. Click here to see the photo gallery.