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2008 NORTH JERSEY GROUP IV CHAMPIONS
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TEAM SNEAKER
December 2, 2008
This is a picture of the sneaker that the Piscataway Basketball program is consider wearing for the 2008-09 season. Nike 324828011 Hyperdunk TB Men's Basketball Shoe (Black/White-Metallic Silver). The regular price is $110.00 Coach Reid is looking into getting a Team Discount price at Dick's Sporting Goods in the Woodbridge mall. Coach Jensen is not making it mandatory that everyone go out and purchase this sneaker but if you go out and purchase a different sneaker it must be BLACK and the logo must be WHITE.
Varsity & JV Roster
December 2, 2008
The following players are to report to study hall in room 129 of the Patton building at 2pm. Practice will begin at 4:45pm
ADKINS
ROSE
NEWSOM
BENNETT
O. DIALLO
WILLIAMSON
RUFF
KINNEY
BOAHENE
T. DIALLO
WONG
NADARAJAH
WATSON
BURKE
ALEXANDER
HACKETT
WELLS
2008-09 FRESHMAN ROSTER
December 2, 2008
The Piscataway coaching staff would like to thank all the players that participated in tryouts. The final Freshman roster is below. Congratulations to the players that made the team.
TEMITOPE ADEBAYO
BYRON BENJAMIN
GREGORY DAVIS
JALEN GLENN
JELANI JACKSON
JONATHAN KINSLOW
DONOVAN KIRKLAND
MUBEEN QUARAISHI
JAVON RODD
TAJAE SHARPE
VIKRAMJIT SING
GALEN SMITH
EVAN VAN KLINE
DAVID WHITE
TYJON YOUNG
STUDY HALL
December 1, 2008 - 02:00 PM
Starting Monday December 1, 2008 at 2:30pm there will be MANDATORY STUDY HALL for all Varsity and JV players in room 129 of the Patton Building administered by Ms. Perry. Attendance will be monitored. If you cannot attend for any reason please contact Coach Jensen or Ms. Perry. Freshman will report to study hall on Mondays and Thursdays at 2pm.
TBSA FALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Piscataway finishes 5-3 in The Basketball Shooting Academy Fall League.
The Basketball Shooting Academy Fall League schedule. All games are played at TBSA 76 Carter Drive Edison, NJ 08817.
Sept 14 3:00pm vs Hunterdon Central WON
Sept 21 7:00pm vs Weequahic WON
Sept 28 3:00pm vs Plainfield LOST
Oct 5 4:00pm vs Middlesex WON
Oct 12 4:00pm vs Columbia LOST
Oct 19 6:00pm vs Roselle WON
Oct 26 12:00pm vs Watchung Hills LOST
Nov 2 2:00pm vs Trenton WON
For a complete schedule go to the TBSA website
http://www.thebasketballshootingacademy.com/
FALL WORKOUT SCHEDULE
September 11, 2008 - 06:30 PM
Fall workouts will begin this Thursday September 11 @ 6:30pm for players that are not partcipating in a Fall Sport. The Shooting Academy FALL LEAGUE will start this Sunday September 14. Game time to be determined.
SUMMER PRIMETIME SHOOTOUT RESULTS
Piscataway Boys Basketball Team ended it's summer with a 3-1 showing in the Summer Primetime Shootout. Piscataway defeated West Windsor of Connecticut and Cherokee on the 1st day. On day 2 Piscataway lost to Trenton Catholic but bounced back in their 2nd game to revenge the loss in the Group IV Final by easily defeating Rancocas Valley. Next up for the Piscataway Boys Basketball Team will be the The Basketball Shooting Academy Fall League in Edison HS. Games will start Sunday September 14th. For the players that are not particpating in a fall sport workouts will begin in September as well. Please check the website for dates and times.
Kean University IRON MAN Tournament
August 8, 2008
Piscataway was a last minute fill in at the Kean University IRON MAN Tournmament evening session. Better late than never. Piscataway took advantage of the opportunity and won the 9 team tournament by defeating 2008 Group I finalist Salem in their first game. Piscataway had a tougher challenge in the semifinal game as it took overtime to defeat Nazareth of NY 42-38. Piscataway then played Bread & Roses of NY in the championship game which they won 44-35. Click on the photo to go the NJHoops website for infomation on the tournament. Picture taken by NJ Hoops.
SUMMER PRIMETIME SHOOTOUT
August 9, 2008
PISCATAWAY will be particpating in the Summer Primetime Shootout at Allentown High School in Allentown, NJ on August 9th and 10th. The schedule is below.
Saturday Aug 9th
1pm vs Trenton Catholic (West Gym)
3pm vs Cherokee (East Gym)
Sunday August 10th
1pm vs Windsor (Conn) (East Gym)
4pm vs Rancocas Valley (East Gym)
Last summer Piscataway was one of a few teams that went 4-0 for the weekend. The game against Rancocas Valley will be a rematch of this past season Group IV Championship game. Come out and support your Piscataway Chiefs Boys Basketball team. This will be the last event for the summer for the boys basketball team.
BOUND BROOK SUMMER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
July 31, 2008 - 07:45 PM
Piscataway defeated Bound Brook to win the Bound Brook Summer League championship. To get more information click on the chief logo to go to the Bound Brook Summer League website.
Piscataway High School basketball team reloads for 2008-2009
July 9, 2008
by John Haley Staff-writer (Home News Tribune/Courier News)
Two years ago, the Piscataway High School boys basketball team shocked everyone but itself by winning the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament and going from four wins to 16 in one season.
As a result, the Chiefs became the team to beat a year ago, but it proved hard to do as they finished 24-5, advancing all the way to the Group IV championship game.
Four starters graduated from that team, including All-Area players J.D. Griggs and Omar Smith, so as the Chiefs prepare for the 2008-09 season, will they be the hunter, the hunted or somewhere in between?
"I think the program has become established," said senior Thomas Bennett, a key reserve on last year's team who is expected to run the show this coming season. "I think we will be a different team, not as big, but faster, and I think we should be very successful. This group has been playing together for a long time."
Piscataway returns one starter in Tristan Benjamin, a talented 6-5 senior. But Bennett returns, along with 6-5 junior Wayne Newsome, 6-4 senior Aaron Hush as well as 5-8 senior guards Jeff Atkins and Justin Blake.
The Chiefs also have high hopes for junior varsity players Malcolm Griggs, Scott Kinney and Jamaar Rose, among others.
"We could have some depth," said assistant coach Jayson Reid, who was coaching the team last week at The Basketball Shooting Academy. "We have quality kids who saw a lot of minutes and the younger kids are working hard to earn time this season. Jamaar Rose has come a long way, we're expecting good things from Malcolm Griggs and Scott Kinney could provide us with a legitimate shooter, something we haven't had since Brandon Wilkerson (Class of 2005) a few years ago."
If the summer is any indication, Piscataway will be just fine.
Playing at the Rutgers Team Camp, the Bound Brook Summer League and at TBSA, the Chiefs had a record of 25-4 as of Wednesday night.
"Success starts in the summer," said Newsome. "We've been working non-stop, morning, afternoon and night. We won't have the same team as last year, but I think we'll be more versatile. With Thomas running the point, we'll be faster and I think more versatile."
RUTGERS TEAM CAMP RESULTS
Piscataway's Varsity & JV teams went a combined 12-2 in the Rutgers team camp this past weekend with both teams having only 1 loss. So far the Piscataway boys basketball program is a combined 23-3 for the summer. Piscataway will be participating in the upcoming Rutgers team camp on July 25-27. Piscataway is also participating in THE BASKETBALL SHOOTING ACADEMY SUMMER LEAGUE and the BOUND BROOK SUMMER LEAUGE. Check the calendar of events for dates and times.
"CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS ARE BUILT IN THE SUMMER"
Piscataway goes 4-1 in Hoop Group Showcase
June 23, 2008
Piscataway High had advantages beyond just short car rides as the team located closest to the Showcase. When Scotch Plains-Fanwood backed out on Saturday, Piscataway gladly snapped up its position, giving it a tournament-high five games. The 2008 Group 4 runner-up lost its opening game Saturday against New Rochelle (N.Y.) but rebounded to finish 4-1, including 3-0 yesterday.
Tristin Benjamin, a 6-5 rising senior forward, Thomas Bennett, a 5-11 rising senior guard, and Wayne Newsome, a 6-7 rising junior forward, were standouts throughout the tournament for Piscataway. Benjamin impressed with his strength on the boards and his mid-range jumper while Bennett kept rival guards in chase with his explosiveness in transition.
article written by Mike Kinney of the Star-Ledger 6/22/08
Piscataway's rising senior forward Tristian Benjamin is ranked among the top 50 in the class of 2009 by NJ Hoops.
HOOP GROUP SHOWCASE
June 21, 2008 - 11:20 AM
Piscataway will be particpating in the Hoop Group Showcase this weekend on the campus of Rutgers University. First game will be on Saturday at 11:20am in the Livingston gym court 1 vs the winner of New Rochelle (NY) and Governor Livingston. Please click on the Hoop Group logo to go to their website for the entire schedule for the weekend. Please come out and support your Piscataway Chief Boys Basketball team.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS
JD GRIGGS - Will continue his education and football career at the University of Iowa on a football scholarship.
BRIAN WALUK - Will continue his education and basketball career at Middlesex County College
JAMES WHITE- Will continue his education and football career at Southern Connecticut State University on a football scholarship
OMAR SMITH - Will continue his education and basketball career at North Carolina A&T on a basketball scholarship
TYSHAWN JACKSON - College plans TBD
This group of seniors were freshman when Coach Jensen took over the Piscataway program. They have a 2007 Middlesex County Championship, 2008 GMC Red Divsion Championship and a 2008 North Jersey Group IV Championship to their credit in the 4 years under Coach Jensen. They are very much responsible for putting Piscataway basketball back on the map. On behalf of Coach Jensen and his staff they would like to thank the 2008 senior class for their hard work, determination and dedication to the Piscataway basketball program. Good luck with your college careers.
PHYSICALS
June 20, 2008 - 08:00 AM
FREE physicals for 2008-2009 fall and winter sports will be given on June 20th at 8am in the Patton Nurse's office. Anyone wishing to tryout for the basketball team in the winter must have a physical and permission form signed by their parent or guardian prior to trying out for the team. Deadlines for handing in physical and permission forms will be in October. Please check the website periodically for deadlines and updates. You WILL NOT be allowed to tryout if your permission and physical forms are not handed in before the deadline. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!
2009 PRIME TIME SHOOTOUT
January 23, 2009 - 09:30 PM
Mark your calendars. Coach Jensen has just signed the contract to play Plainfield in next year's PrimeTime Shootout at the RAC. The game will be played on January 23, 2009 at 9:30pm at the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC). This could be the beginning of a good cross town rivarly. Get your tickets early if you want a good seat.
AAU BASKETBALL
May 8, 2008 - 08:00 PM
Majority of the returning varsity players for the Piscataway basketball team play for the Central Jersey Jammers AAU Basketball team. This week they are playing in the NJAAU 17U state tournament. Go to the website for the schedule www.njauu.org . The Central Jersey Jammers will be playing May 8 @ 8pm vs NJ Panthers at Plainfield High School in the quarterfinals of the NJAUU 17U tournmament. The overtime win last night vs JC Hurricanes qualified the Jammers for the Division 1 17U National Tournament to be held in Orlando, Fl July 26-August 1. Please come out and support the Central Jersey Jammers and your Piscataway basketball players.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY ALLSTAR GAME
April 17, 2008 - 08:00 PM
Congratulations to seniors Omar Smith, James White and JD Griggs who have been selected to play in the Middlesex County ALL-Star game to be held at Perth Amboy High School on April 17th at 8pm. To see the rosters for both teams click on the picture to go to the GMC Hoops Blogsphere
BASKETBALL BANQUET
April 18, 2008 - 06:30 PM
The end of the season basketball and cheerleading banquet will be held in the Piscataway High School COMMONS in the Anthony building on April 18th at 6:30pm. The cost is $18 per person and the money is due by April 4th. Please hand money in to Ms. Perry (cheerleading coach) room D244. Make checks payable to PHS.
POST SEASON HONORS
March 22, 2008
Piscataway finished #1 in the final Courier-News and Home News Tribune All-Area top 10's. Piscataway finished #6 in the final Gannett Top 20 poll and the Star-Ledger Top 20 poll.
Congratulations to senior JD Griggs for making the Home News Tribune All-Area first team and the Star-Ledger first team ALL-County.
Senior Omar Smith was named to the Star-Ledger second team All-County
Seniors Omar Smith and JD Griggs were also named to the All GMC-RED division team and 2nd team All-Area in the Courier-News.
Junior Thomas Bennett was named to the Courier-News all 6th man team.
Booster Club Awards
Mark Mills Award - Best Exemplifies qualities of pride, desire and leadership - BRYAN WALUK
BOYS Basketball Coaches Award (Team MVP) OMAR SMITH
Mike Capsso award - best exemplies qualities of overcoming life's adversities and life's challenges. JAMES WHITE (football & basketball)
Outstanding Male Senior Athlete - JD GRIGGS (football & basketball)
Piscataway Recreation - The Kevin Donovan $500 College Scholarship award for selfless player who would do anything for the sake of the team, a player never seeking personal attention, always putting the team first, a true point guard and outstanding defender. Bryan Waluk
Former Chief John Celestand's blog on SNY.tv
March 16, 2008
Click on picture to read John Celestand's blog on Sportsnet New York
PISCATAWAY BASKETBALL FUTURE LOOKING BRIGHT
March 12, 2008
After only winning 4 games just 3 years ago Guy Jensen has turned around a program that hasn't seen a season like this in 14 years. Although Piscataway fell short of winning the Group IV championship the foundation has been laid by the group of seniors who were freshman when Jensen took over the Piscataway program. Having to always play second fidel to the football team. Jensen encouraged the football players to play basketball which led to the tough physical style that Piscataway has become known for this past season. Next year's team looks to compete again for a GROUP IV title with the return of some key players, which led to Piscataway's depth. Junior forward Tristan Benjamin (6'5") will be the lone returning starter but others that saw significant playing time includes 6th man, Junior Thomas Bennett (5'10") (pictured above)will take over the reigns of point guard next year. Also returning will be Junior forward (6'3") Aaron Hush, Sophmore forward Wayne Newsom (6'6"), Junior guard Justin Blake (5'9")and Junior guard Jeff Atkins (5'8"). JV players looking to contribute next year on the varsity, Sophmore guard Malcolm Griggs (6'2"), Sophmore guard Scott Kenny (6'2"), Junior forward Antione Beverly (6'4") and Junior guard Jamar Rose (6'1"). With the freshman and JV teams having success as well this past season Piscataway's basketball future looks very bright.
PISCATAWAY LEGEND PROUD OF CURRENT CHIEFS
In football-mad Piscataway, basketball matters again
By JOHN CELESTAND
CORRESPONDENT
PISCATAWAY — I never was one for consolation prizes. But even after Piscataway's loss Sunday to Rancocas Valley, what the Chiefs have accomplished in the run to the NJSIAA Group IV championship game was remarkable.
What they did mattered again. Piscataway basketball always has played second fiddle in a town that has always been known for its football prowess, even back to the 1970s. Piscataway basketball, even when we won Group IV back in 1994, always has battled to prove itself. Basketball always has tried to find its way in a town where the 3-point line was never as important as the line of scrimmage.
As I sat, watched, cheered and almost cried, I couldn't help but remember my days on that same floor at Rutgers. I couldn't help but look and see how what the Chiefs were doing was all so familiar. How our legendary coach, Paul Schoeb, had made us believe when no one else thought we would be there. It was like deja-vu.
Although the teams were different, the motive was the same. Back in 1994, we were a guard-oriented team, led by myself; Dewey Ferguson, who went on to have a great career at Trenton State (now The College of New Jersey); and Justin Bailey, who went on to become the second all-time leading scorer at the University of Hartford behind Vin Baker. But it was Patrick Foyah and Sean Shumate who were the backbone of our team. They were football players, playing basketball to stay in shape, knocking guys all over the floor and intimidating any who came in the lane.
As I looked on the floor I saw the same — J.D. Griggs, Tristian Benjamin and James White, all football players along with Omar Smith, knocking guys around like they had all year. I saw coach Guy Jensen making a team believe. There were trying to hang another black and gold banner and possibly be remembered on the wall of fame in our high school, an endless wall full of the best former athletes and teams that have walked the halls of 100 Behmer Road.
Even in a loss, they will be remembered.
Fourteen years have passed since we won that state championship. I won an NBA championship ring with the Los Angeles Lakers. I have played for Villanova in the Big East Conference and gone head to head with Allen Iverson and Ray Allen. I have played in minor leagues and in Europe. I've played on more teams and with more teammates than one can count.
When my career was all over, I realized that I never enjoyed any basketball moment more than our run to the Tournament of Champions semifinals. I've never enjoyed playing with a group of guys more than I did when I was 16 years old and packing gymnasiums to beat the state's best. I realized it more Sunday watching the Chiefs do battle. I will never forget those days.
I was proud of the Chiefs in their loss. These kids will remember their run for the rest of their lives. They will be remembered for their gritty and tough style that symbolizes Piscataway. They will be remembered because they competed with the state's best, and no one thought they would be there.
And in the end, the score doesn't matter. What matters again is Piscataway basketball.
ARTICLE TAKEN FROM THE COURIER-NEWS MARCH 1O, 2008
Piscataway falls short of Group IV title
March 9, 2008
After building a five-point advantage with a near-flawless first half, at least at the defensive end, Rancocas Valley found itself suddenly staring at a five-point deficit early in the third quarter.
Coach Jay Flanagan called a timeout in an effort to derail Piscataway's run of 10 unanswered points and had a simple message for his team.
"It was about sticking with the plan," Flanagan told his team. "Keep your poise and we'll be in the game. If not, we're going to lose."
Rancocas Valley, No. 11 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, responded with a run of seven straight points of its own to regain the lead, then used a strong fourth quarter in which it sank 14 of 16 free throws to pull away from No. 17 Piscataway for a 55-43 victory in the NJSIAA/ShopRite Group 4 championship game yesterday at the Rutgers Athletic Center in Piscataway.
Mike Bersch led the Mount Holly school with 20 points, 10 in the fourth quarter with an 8-for-8 showing from the line. The 6-6 junior single-handedly closed out the contest by converting six free-throw attempts in the final 40 seconds after Thomas Bennett had pulled Piscataway to within 49-43 on a layup.
Tristan Benjamin powered Piscataway with 14 points and a game-high 14 rebounds, but it was Rancocas Valley's ability to shut down the hometown team's leading scorers, Omar Smith and J.D. Griggs, that proved decisive.
Smith, the balanced team's leading scorer at 12 points per game, played valiantly but was ineffective after sustaining a high sprain of his right ankle at the very end of Friday's practice. Smith went scoreless, attempting just three shots, as Rancocas Valley's defense and his lack of mobility conspired to keep him out of the middle of the court, where he is most effective.
Griggs' difficulties were a different story, as Piscataway struggled all game to get the ball to its 6-5 center. Griggs managed just seven points and five shots, getting off just one field-goal attempt in a scoreless first half.
"It was frustrating because I was trying to work hard," Griggs said. "In other games we found a way to get the ball inside, but today we couldn't."
Though normally a man-to-man team, Rancocas Valley came out in a 2-3 matchup zone in an effort to contain Piscataway's strong inside presence. Piscataway was forced to settle for outside shots in the first half and made six of 21 overall, one of eight from 3-point range, as Rancocas Valley claimed a 22-17 lead at the break.
"They took away all of our strengths early on," Piscataway coach Guy Jensen said. "I don't think we were as patient as we needed to be to attack some of the seams in their zone."
Jensen implored his troops to show more patience, yet attack more aggressively, in the second half and Piscataway responded by opening the third quarter with a 10-0 run, all from inside the paint. Bryan Waluk and Benjamin opened the foray with drives to the basket, Aaron Hush scored off a pass from Benjamin following an offensive rebound and Griggs scored twice, off a feed from Hush and a tip-in.
It was then, with Piscataway holding a 27-22 lead with 4:38 left in the third quarter, that Flanagan called timeout and addressed his team.
"We had to stay focused, a couple of guys on our team seemed a little bit lost," said Andre Byrdsong, Rancocas Valley's leading scorer on the season, who struck for 10 in the final. "I knew if I could get one or two baskets that would get the team going, the crowd would get back in it and then we'd take over from there."
Byrdsong scored off a feed from Mustafa El-Amin, voted Rancocas Valley's MVP of the game for a clutch 12-point, eight-rebound effort, and hit a free throw 25 seconds later to ignite a 7-0 spurt that put his team back on top.
Piscataway held a 34-32 lead entering the fourth quarter, but Byrdsong sensed that good things were about to happen.
"At the beginning of the fourth quarter we had the momentum and got the crowd back into the game," he said.
El-Amin opened the fourth quarter with a three-point play, after a feed from Byrdsong to give Rancocas Valley a 35-34 edge. It was the 11th lead change of the contest. It was also the last.
Kendall White followed with a drive for a 37-34 lead and Rancocas Valley extended its cushion to 43-38 on a drive by Bersch with 3:05 remaining. That was its last basket of the game, as it closed out the contest by making 12 of 14 free throws to secure its third state title and first since 1998
Piscataway advances to play for the GROUP IV Championship
March 6, 2008
Piscataway defeated Paterson Eastside 64-61 in the GROUP IV semifinals. Piscataway will play Rancocas Valley on Sunday at the RAC for the GROUP IV Championship at 12 noon. Piscataway was lead by Seniors JD Griggs (20 points 14 rebounds) and Omar Smith (15 points 10 rebounds). To see the brackets for the NJSIAA tournament go to www.njsiaa.org
Coach Jensen and his staff would like to once again thank the students, faculty and chaperones who rode the 4 buses to the game to give them a home court advantage. Once again your efforts were a part of their sucess. Hope to see everyone at the RAC. We want to fill the student section in the back of the RAC.
Piscataway will be the home team for the championship game. Reserved seats can be purchased at the NJSIAA office in Robbinsville, NJ or at the Ritacco Center tomorrow and Saturday during the Non-Public Boys & Girls finals. Reserved seating is $12, General admission is $7 for adults, $4 students and seniors. Sections 114 and 115 (reserved seating) will be behind the Piscataway bench.
March 5, 2008
Click on picture to read the Courier News article by John Haley
March 3, 2008
Coach Jensen calling out a play in the North Jersey Group IV Sectional Championship
Piscataway in GROUP IV Semifinals
March 4, 2008
Piscataway defeated Linden last night 58-47 in the North Jersey Group IV Section II Championship game and will now move on to the Group IV semifinals vs Paterson Eastside at Elizabeth HS March 5 at 7pm. Piscataway was led by seniors JD Griggs (18 points and 9 rebounds) and Omar Smith (15 points). Junior Tristan Benjamin added (11 points and 10 rebounds) in the victory. To see the brackets for the NJSIAA State Tournament you can go to the LINKS section and click on NJSIAA homepage.
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ON BEHALF OF COACH JENSEN HIS STAFF AND THE TEAM, THEY WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE STUDENTS, FACULTY AND CHAPERONES WHO RODE THE 3 BUSES TO THE GAME TO SUPPORT THEM ON MONDAY NIGHT AS WELL AS THE PISCATAWAY FAITHFUL. YOUR SUPPORT WERE A GREAT PART OF THEIR SUCCESS. HAVING SAID THAT, THERE WILL BE BUSING FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY STAFF WHO WISH TO ATTEND THE GAME IN ELIZABETH ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT VS PATERSON EASTSIDE IN THE GROUP IV SEMIFINALS. PLEASE COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR TEAM. WE NEED EVERYONE'S SUPPORT. PLEASE WEAR YOUR BLACK AND GOLD TO THE GAME.
Students that plan on taking the bus to the game must have a note signed by their parent or guardian. Stating the following:
I give permission for my son/daughter______________ to travel to Elizabeth on the school bus to attend the Linden vs Piscatway game on 3/3/08.
Have your parent sign the note. You must have a sign note to board the bus. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!!
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March 3, 2008
Piscataway players celebrate their victory against Linden in the North Jersey Group IV Section II Championship game
March 3, 2008
JD GRIGGS battles for rebound vs Linden in the Sectional Championship
March 3, 2008
Omar Smith goes up for shot against Linden in the Sectional Championship
February 29, 2008
James White scores 2 of his team high 13 points against Union in the North Jersey Group IV Section II semifinal game.
Upcoming Games/Practices
| Saturday, Dec 6 |
| PISCATAWAY @ WATCHUNG HILLS |
10:00am |
WATCHUNG HILLS HS |
| Tuesday, Dec 9 |
| PISCATAWAY @ NORTH HUNTERDON |
4:00pm |
NORTH HUNTERDON |
| Wednesday, Dec 10 |
| PISCATAWAY @ ORANGE HS |
4:00pm |
ORANGE HS |
| Monday, Dec 15 |
| PISCATAWAY @ HILLSBOROUGH |
4:00pm |
HILLSBOROUGH HS |
| Tuesday, Dec 16 |
| FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP HS @ PISCATAWAY |
4:00pm |
PISCATAWAY HS - MAIN GYM |
| Friday, Dec 19 |
| PERTH AMBOY @ PISCATAWAY |
7:00pm |
PISCATAWAY HS - MAIN GYM |
| Monday, Dec 22 |
| PISCATAWAY @ SOUTH BRUNSWICK |
7:00pm |
SOUTH BRUNSWICK HS |
| Saturday, Dec 27 |
| PISCATAWAY @ RIDGE XMAS TOURNAMENT |
TBA |
RIDGE HS |
| Sunday, Dec 28 |
| PISCATAWAY @ RIDGE XMAS TOURNAMENT |
TBA |
RIDGE HS |
| Tuesday, Dec 30 |
| PISCATAWAY @ RIDGE HS |
TBA |
RIDGE HS |
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