South Jersey again with 3 chips, would've been 4 without the miracle comeback against RFH. 2 best teams in the state from South Jersey. Again. Put the North on notice, we know ball down here.
The three best teams in G4 resided in SJ after what I saw from Ramapo on Sunday. I'm a Mainland fan and I had a hard time believing Ramapo was undefeated coming into the game as Millville, in particular and also Winslow sure gave the Stangs a much tougher game. Congrats to the Mariners!
Just note that north Jersey has 7-10 parochial schools that pull talent from all public schools whereas the south only have mater dei, red bank catholic, and Donovan catholic. So most SJ talent stays in town compared to up here
@@DarkBrown16 Good point. That being said, I don't consider RBC or the other two to be SJ. In fact, and this actually highlights your point, right now the only strong Non-Public programs in SJ are Holy Spirit and St Augustine now that St Joe's of Hammonton (now St Joe's Academy) has totally fallen off a cliff. For decades St Joe's was a small Non-Public powerhouse but those days appear to be gone.
@DarkBrown16 we also have Holy Spirit and St. Augustine pulling talent. Use all the excuses you want but the north has been looking down on the south for years and now they have to take their medicine. Put some respect on SJ's name.
@@thafo6309again 4 schools compared to our 7-10 trumps your talent and proves my point by how dominant the catholic schools are up north. And what medicine? True state champs are only 2 years in. You guys had 1 good post season against the north let’s see how consistent each region is first before you start dishing out who knows ball more
