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South Jersey scholastic sports are gearing up for the fall season

South Jersey scholastic sports are gearing up for the fall season

There’s just something electric about Friday night football.

As the marching bands and cheerleaders get the crowd hyped, it’s easy to feel the sense the excitement and anticipation that crackles through the air on crisp, cool nights in the autumn months.

The game is a two-and-a-half-hour ride. The season lasts over three months, a trek that produces plenty of cheers, and some tears too.

Even the hot dogs from the concession stand taste like a delicacy.

High school football is the thread that can string together a student body and community, making memories that can last a lifetime.

That wasn’t exactly the case last season.

Cherokee's Brandon Boria, center, runs the ball during Cherokee's first football practice of the season at Cherokee High School in Evesham Township on Monday, August 9, 2021.

Things unraveled at times during the pandemic last season, causing numerous teams to shut down for weeks before starting up again.

Hopefully, the scholastic sports scene will get back to something closer to normalcy this fall.

The teams will be ready. And so will ours.

Our squad of Josh Friedman, John Lewis, Tom Rimback and Tom McGurk boast over a century of combined experience covering scholastic sports in South Jersey.

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