Chatham High School Football overcame a sluggish first half, rallying to defeat Parsippany Hills 35-7 with 22 unanswered points in the second half. This win secured their second division championship in program history, highlighting strong team performance.
Chatham High School football secured a thrilling 29-22 victory over Warren Hills, coming from behind with crucial plays by quarterback Ryan Hogan and defensive standout Michael MacAniff to clinch the win.
Torrey Brooks, Jr., a point guard from Skyline Prep High School, has committed to Monmouth University for Division I basketball. Last season, he excelled with Camden High School, accumulating impressive stats.
Tyrease Hunter, a 2026 prospect from Roselle Catholic High School, received a Division I offer from Ole Miss. The 6-foot-3 guard also has multiple offers, showcasing significant potential as the basketball season approaches.
Toni Pernetti, a senior forward from Ramapo High School, has committed to Washington and Lee University for women's basketball. Last season, she excelled with impressive stats for her high school team.
Joel Patrick, a 6-foot-10 forward/center from St. Joe's Metuchen High School, received his first NCAA Division I basketball offer from Hampton University, who finished with a 17-16 record last season.
Jaen Chatman, a 2026 guard from Blair Academy, has committed to Rhode Island University for Division I men's basketball, having previously received offers from multiple programs. He scored 277 points in 18 games.
In a tightly contested football game, Roxbury defeated Chatham 28-27 after stopping a crucial two-point conversion. Chatham's head coach praised his team's effort while acknowledging their need to improve on turnovers and tackling.
Ziyi Xiong, a 6-foot-11 forward/center from Peddie School and the PSA Cardinals, received a Division I scholarship offer from Fairleigh Dickinson University basketball. The Wuhan native is studying in the U.S. through a Joe Tsai Foundation scholarship and previously attending The George School in Pennsylvania. He also has an offer from Bucknell.
Chatham High School's football team rallied in the second half, overcoming a sluggish start to defeat Livingston 24-14. Key adjustments and a crucial fake punt shifted momentum, leading to significant scoring and defensive stops.
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