Boys JV Basketball

Apr 26, 2024 | Athletic Highlights

“The season for Boys JV Basketball went well even though we played some very tough teams, including Rutherford (Win: 54-38); Glen Rock (Loss: 40-46); Bergen Catholic (Loss: 66-51); and Lyndhurst (Win: 62-57).  The team was led by a core group of players including  Elijah Smith ’27, LJ Johnson ’27, Jack Meserole ’26, Conrad Diaz ’26, and Dylan Dennis ’26.  What made this team special was depth with contributions also from Tade Adeyeri ’26,  Pranav Ganatra ’26, and Bobby Park ’26.  The JV team was consistently “defense first” and incredibly unselfish leading to widespread success and a strong, 14-6 overall season. Go Bulldogs!”

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Coaches: Sean Pena

Photo Credit: Bartosz Klemensowski, Click here for Additional Photos.

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