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Sports writer for The Record and @VarsityAces. Syracuse University grad.

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H.S. girls soccer: Midland Park's family jewel

H.S. girls soccer: Midland Park's family jewel

MIDLAND PARK - The self-described annoying little sister learned everything she needed to know in the back ya…

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Senior Spotlight: Marco Joseph of Eastside

Senior Spotlight: Marco Joseph of Eastside

The long, roundabout journey from Port-au-Prince to Paterson took several years and thousands of miles. What …

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Inside look at North Jersey boys and girls soccer entering 2026 season

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Inside look at North Jersey boys and girls soccer entering 2026 season
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Inside look at North Jersey boys and girls soccer entering 2026 season

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As the 2026 season gets started across North Jersey, find all of our girls soccer and boys soccer preview coverage in one place. Click on the links below to explore our coverage. This file will be updated when new links become available. North Jersey soccer games to circle on the calendar for 2026 season Bergen County's Emerson Elgin finds place with Boston Legacy FC. How she got there Covering the World Cup showed us a side of MetLife we'd never seen
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North Jersey’s No. 6 football team running it back with same 'dogs'

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Aug. 14, 2026, 4:51 a.m. ET Rutherford spent last summer talking about 'young pups' learning how to play varsity football. A year later, those Bulldogs have grown into a full‑fledged pack. Spend a morning at Tryon Field and you’ll see the same faces that helped Rutherford (8-2) go unbeaten in the regular season last year. The Bulldogs graduated only two players and return 21 of 22 starters from their division-title run.
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