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CHATHAM COUGARS Head coach: Brendon Herr, 10th season (103-81-16 career record) Division: MCSSIHL-Mennen Last year: The Cougars had yet another strong season, finishing with a 16-9 overall record with a 4-4 mark in the Mennen Division. It reached the Mennen Cup final for the second-straight year, but was unable to defend its title as itContinue reading “Chatham boys 2024-25 preview”

PARSIPPANY REGIONAL (Parsippany Hills-Parsippany) Head coach: Anthony Egidio, ninth season Division: MCSSIHL- Haas-Charette Last year: Parsippany Regional had its best season in years as it went 7-11, which was the team’s first time winning more than six games in a season since it went 12-8-2 in 2016-17. It went 4-4 in the Charette Division andContinue reading “Parsippany Regional 2024-25 preview”

CHATHAM-MILLBURN GIRLS Head coach: Kayla Meneghin, second season (8-7-2 record) Division: NJIIHL-Cohen Last year: Chatham-Millburn put together its second-straight winning season, as it finished 8-7-2 overall in Meneghin’s first year at the helm. It went 4-3-1 in the NJIIHL-Cohen Division, and reached the semifinals of the Cohen Cup. It reached the NJSIAA Tournament where itContinue reading “Chatham-Millburn girls 2024-25 preview”

MOUNTAIN LAKES-BOONTON Head coach: Clint McDonough, eighth year Division: MCSSIHL-Haas Charette Last year: Mountain Lakes-Boonton finished 5-14-1, and did not qualify for the Haas Cup. However, it did make the NJSIAA North, Public Co-op tournament, where it lost to Park Regional in the play-in round. Key losses: It lost some key contributors to graduation fromContinue reading “Mountain Lakes-Boonton 2024-25 preview”

ROXBURY GAELS Head coach: Jonathan Benbow, 21st year (224-202-45 career record) Division: MCSSIHL-Haas Charette Last year: Roxbury finished with a 6-13-3 overall record and a 1-8-1 record in the Haas Division. It did not qualify for the Haas Cup, but it did make the NJSIAA North, Public state tournament. It defeated Montville, 6-3 in theContinue reading “Roxbury 2024-25 preview”

NEWTON-LENAPE VALLEY Head coach: Ryan Sevean, 21st season (204-244-41 career record between NLV and West Milford) Division: MCSSIHL-Haas-Charette Last year: Newton-Lenape Valley had a big year in 2023-24, as it went 13-11 with a 6-2 record in the Charette Division- which was good enough for the regular season title. It won its second Sussex CupContinue reading “Newton-Lenape Valley 2024-25 preview”

MORRISTOWN-BEARD CRIMSON Head coach: Scott Greene, seventh season (73-53-7 career record) Division: MCSSIHL-Mennen Last year: The 2023-24 season was very much a mixed bag for the Crimson, who finished with a 10-10 overall record. It lost, 4-2 to Chatham in the Mennen Cup semifinals, before suffering a 4-0 defeat to Princeton Day in the firstContinue reading “Morristown-Beard boys 2024-25 preview: Hriczov’s goaltending key for Crimson”

MONTVILLE MUSTANGS Head coach: Anthony Iannone, fourth season (26-33-3 career record) Division: MCSSIHL- Halvorsen Last year: Montville went through an up-and-down 2023-24 season, finishing with a 10-10 mark. It fell, 5-1 to eventual Haas Cup champion Gill St. Bernard’s in the Haas Cup semifinals, before losing, 6-3 to Roxbury in the NJSIAA North, Public Play-inContinue reading “Montville 2024-25 preview: Mustangs hope to continue growth”

MOUNT OLIVE-HOPATCONG-HACKETTSTOWN Head coach: Ryan Tatarka, fourth season (34-33-5 career record) Division: MCSSIHL-Halvorsen Last year: Mo-Ho-Ha got off to an 1-11-1 start before it started to find its footing down the stretch en route to a 7-17-1 overall record. It did not qualify for the Halvorsen Cup, but it did make the NJSIAA North, PublicContinue reading “Mount Olive-Hopatcong-Hackettstown 2024-25 preview”

RANDOLPH RAMS Head coach: Rich McLaughlin, 32nd season (506-203-77 career record) Division: MCSSIHL-Mennen Last year: Randolph put together perhaps one of its best regular seasons ever, as it finished the year 22-1-1. It went undefeated in the Mennen Division and won the Mennen Cup, and reached the North, Public sectional final, where it suffered itsContinue reading “Randolph boys 2024-25 preview: Rams look to chase Mennen Cup, state title”