The WJFL Patriot Division anticipates intense competition as four Burlington County teams join established programs KIPP Cooper Norcross and Camden Catholic. Bordentown aims to capitalize on its promising season with key returning players like quarterback Tommy Lee. Camden Catholic seeks redemption after a tough previous year, led by seniors Nymir Dailey and Shane Alessi. As the season unfolds, teams will battle for playoff positions, showcasing their strengths in both offense and defense.

By the Numbers
  • Bordentown scored over 30 points per game during a seven-game win streak last year.
  • KIPP Cooper Norcross averaged more than 40 points in its six wins.
State of Play
  • Camden Catholic finished last season with a 2-9 record, hoping for a turnaround in the new division.
  • Bordentown aims for a strong season with returning quarterback Tommy Lee and a competitive schedule.
What's Next

The upcoming match between Bordentown and KIPP Cooper Norcross on September 26 is expected to be a pivotal game, possibly deciding the Patriot Division champion.

Bottom Line

This season promises exciting matchups and potential surprises as teams adapt to new divisions, setting the stage for fierce competition in South Jersey high school football.