Some how, some way the NJSIAA has to find a way to put a stop to this. The recruitment and transfers involved in high school sports in this state are so over the top I don't think it can come back to reality. It's not just parochial schools anymore. St. Mary's and Mater Dei were average at best programs now both are suddenly state powerhouses??? I'd be interested in how many of the players on both their rosters are transfers. Mater Dei is the most alarming. Their rise to power seems to coincide with the dismissal of their head coach of 19 years and the hiring of Ben Gamble, former Hurley assistant. Someone at both St. Mary's and Mater Dei decided that they needed a high profile basketball program. Please don't cite this as necessary for the schools survival. The St. Anthony's/Hurley situation is unique. In the long run doing this is not an advantage to keeping the school open. Ask St. Patrick's and their alumni.
I know what I'm asking is impossible and I guess that it won't happen.
http://www.nj.com/sports/index.ssf/2017/02/hoops_power_packs_roster_from_overseas_state_quest.html
I know what I'm asking is impossible and I guess that it won't happen.
http://www.nj.com/sports/index.ssf/2017/02/hoops_power_packs_roster_from_overseas_state_quest.html