http://highschoolsports.nj.com/news...commitments-from-the-highly-touted-big-north/
So the Eagles have secured, arguably, N.J.'s top two rising senior linebackers, as well as the state's top dual-threat quarterback in Bergen Catholic's (Oradell, N.J.) Johnny Langan, and one of its more vicious safeties in St. Joseph's (Mont.) Evan Stewart (both three-stars)
The Eagles' most obvious tie to the area is defensive backs coach Anthony Campanile, who currently coaches defensive backs, as he was not retained by the Rutgers staff when it touched down in 2015.
Considering New Jersey is Campanile's natural habitat, it's no mistake that he's responsible for recruiting his state for the Eagles.
Prior to his coaching stint at Rutgers, Campanile played for the Scarlet Knights from 2001 to 2004. He then coached at Don Bosco from 2007 to 2011, where his relationships throughout the conference, and state, evolved and still stand today. And even though the Big North is competitive in-season, for the most part, the teams stand together in representation of their dominance whenever outside the lines.
So the Eagles have secured, arguably, N.J.'s top two rising senior linebackers, as well as the state's top dual-threat quarterback in Bergen Catholic's (Oradell, N.J.) Johnny Langan, and one of its more vicious safeties in St. Joseph's (Mont.) Evan Stewart (both three-stars)
The Eagles' most obvious tie to the area is defensive backs coach Anthony Campanile, who currently coaches defensive backs, as he was not retained by the Rutgers staff when it touched down in 2015.
Considering New Jersey is Campanile's natural habitat, it's no mistake that he's responsible for recruiting his state for the Eagles.
Prior to his coaching stint at Rutgers, Campanile played for the Scarlet Knights from 2001 to 2004. He then coached at Don Bosco from 2007 to 2011, where his relationships throughout the conference, and state, evolved and still stand today. And even though the Big North is competitive in-season, for the most part, the teams stand together in representation of their dominance whenever outside the lines.