Some news on incoming Profs (the linked articles reference a few other D3 programs too).
Delran's Max Larson and Lenape's Phil Bolger are bound for Rowan in September.
Larson played his first game on Rowan's turf Thursday, when he scored the first touchdown in the SJFCA game. He was a four-year letterwinner for the Bears, with two years at quarterback and four at defensive line and linebacker.
Bolger, an offensive lineman, had a 3.6 GPA and earned captain's status.
Click HERE for the full article.
It includes reference to another incoming NJAC player:
"Tre Johnson of Burlington Township, who coach Tom Maderia called "the team's best cover corner," will attend Western Connecticut. He was a two-year starter and letterman for the Falcons and a first-team all-conference selection."
Another possible incoming player is:
Montgomery High graduate Matt Tholis, who was a stalwart at defensive end for the West in the 12th annual Sunshine Classic All-Star game.
The West offense also seemed to pick up the pace. It scored midway through the second quarter to make it, 12-7, going into the half. It was a battle of defenses and neither relented in the third quarter. Tholis was in on a number of plays, leaving him rethinking his future which was supposed to focus solely on javelin at Rowan University. "After this game, I'm debating if I should try to walk on (for football)," Tholis said. "I'll make a few calls and see what they offer me. I wasn't really sure if I could play. I'm not that big, but if I bulk up a little, I definitely could."
Click HERE for the full article.
Delran's Max Larson and Lenape's Phil Bolger are bound for Rowan in September.
Larson played his first game on Rowan's turf Thursday, when he scored the first touchdown in the SJFCA game. He was a four-year letterwinner for the Bears, with two years at quarterback and four at defensive line and linebacker.
Bolger, an offensive lineman, had a 3.6 GPA and earned captain's status.
Click HERE for the full article.
It includes reference to another incoming NJAC player:
"Tre Johnson of Burlington Township, who coach Tom Maderia called "the team's best cover corner," will attend Western Connecticut. He was a two-year starter and letterman for the Falcons and a first-team all-conference selection."
Another possible incoming player is:
Montgomery High graduate Matt Tholis, who was a stalwart at defensive end for the West in the 12th annual Sunshine Classic All-Star game.
The West offense also seemed to pick up the pace. It scored midway through the second quarter to make it, 12-7, going into the half. It was a battle of defenses and neither relented in the third quarter. Tholis was in on a number of plays, leaving him rethinking his future which was supposed to focus solely on javelin at Rowan University. "After this game, I'm debating if I should try to walk on (for football)," Tholis said. "I'll make a few calls and see what they offer me. I wasn't really sure if I could play. I'm not that big, but if I bulk up a little, I definitely could."
Click HERE for the full article.
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