Morris Sussex Sports

Listen as George Muha interviews Gary Vesper, owner of Driven Fitness & Performance in Succasunna, about his experience helping athletes to become impact players on the field/court.  Along with Gary is professional basketball player Monty Boykins.  Boykins grew up in Western Ohio where he was a highly touted basketball recruit.  After suffering a season ending ACL injury during his senior year of high school, he faced a huge setback to his basketball life.  He dug deep and continued to have a successful career at Lafayette College.  Again he suffered an injury (shoulder this time) his senior year in college which allowed him to get another year of eligibility.  He took that opportunity to enroll at Pitt for a postgraduate degree and play for the Panthers.  He's just finished a season playing abroad and is working with Gary and Driven Fitness to make a run at playing for the NBA D-League.  You may recognize the Boykins name as he is the eldest brother of Julian and Chandler, both of home had fantastic athletic careers at Randolph and went on to play college athletics themselves.   

Listen as George Muha and physical therapist from Professional PT and Training in Madison Jay Rosania interview freshman Chatham distance runner Ryan Beegle. Ryan came on the Morris County distance running scene fast and furious first as a letter winner on cross country and is currently 2nd in the County for the 1600. In this podcast Ryan talks about how he credits going to physical therapy at Professional PT and Training to stay ahead of his health and potential injury for a lot of his success.

Listen as George Muha and Karen Muha with Morris Sussex Sports, Celeste Romano from Creative License Publishing and Dr. Nick Molinaro, sport psychologist, from Performance in Mind discuss the social pressures that a lot of parents find themselves intertwined with being a parent of an athlete.

George Muha interviews Gary Vesper, owner of Driven Fitness & Performance in Succasunna, about his experience helping athletes to become impact players on the field.  Along with Gary are rising senior Randolph football players Justin Townsend and Aden Koenigsberg who also work with Gary.  Justin and Aden talk about all the preparation go into a senior year in which the goal is to win a state championship.

Listen as George Muha interviews wrestling guru Don Brower about the state of wrestling heading into the Morris County Championships!

Listen as George Muha interviews long time Mountain Lakes lacrosse coach Tim Flynn as he recounts his amazing 41-year career from starting the Lakers lacrosse program through winning the Tournament of Champions just last year.  Also joining the podcast is current sophomore player Ryan McLaughlin.

Listen as Don Brower of MorrisCountyHSWrestling.com breaks down last week's matches and ranks his Top 10 Morris-Sussex wrestling teams for this week.  

Listen as George Muha interviews MorrisCountyHSWrestling.com's Don Brower to break down every Morris-Sussex wrestling team, rank his Top 10 teams and talks about all the happenings this week around the wrestling scene.

Listen as George Muha interviews MorrisCountyHSWrestling.com's Don Brower to break down every Morris-Sussex wrestling team, rank his Top 10 teams and share which wrestlers he thinks are built to go the distance in 2020.  

Every year, Morris Sussex Sports publishes it’s postseason football awards as a way to honor all of the players and memorialize the season that just was. Early on, we would affectionately call this team the “All Unruly Team” and some people still refer to these awards as that. Officially the All Morris Sussex Team, this is our way to tip our cap to the players, coaches, cheerleaders, fans, parents, marching band members and families that have dedicated themselves to this year. The writers at Morris Sussex Sports have poured over video, talked to coaches, compared statistics and read all of our game notes to come up with who we felt deserved recognition. And although we are distinguishing certain athletes with different honors, we recognize that every football deserves a nod. We know that there are players that stuck it out for four years and because their number was wasn’t called, they never stepped onto the varsity field. And although they may not be recognized by in the All Morris Sussex Sports Team, they are just as much of a gladiator as the leading scorer on their team. With that said, we hope every Morris-Sussex football player takes pride in their fellow teammates that are recognized in the 2019 All Morris Sussex Sports Team.

In this episode, George Muha interviews Hanover Park hockey and lacrosse player Michael Shauger who talks about his athletic journey and his recent recovery from injury. With him on the podcast are Professional Physical Therapy and Training's Matthew Riordan and Jay Rosania who talk first hand about Shauger's resiliency through his physical therapy journey. Shauger went to Professional Physical Therapy and Training for low back pain, bilateral hip tightness and pain, and right shoulder pain (possible SLAP lesion). He initially complained of his lower back and hips constantly feeling tight and painful, noting achy pain and tension on a daily basis. His goals are to resolve his low back pain, loosen up his hips, and return to ice hockey without pain or discomfort. He attended other physical therapy facilities but found that he was not getting the care and individualized attention that he found at Professional Physical and Training and he sites how the difference in care made all the difference in the world.

In this fascinating episode, George Muha interviews sport psychologist Dr. Nick Molinaro and author Celeste Romano about their new book Beyond the Scoreboard:  Learn It Through Youth Sports, Carry It Through Life.   Celeste and Dr. Nick talk about common mistakes athletes, coaches and parents make in their respective roles that impact performance on the field and the researched backed fixes that can make a world of difference.  Dr. Nick Molinaro is a Mendham based sport psychologist that works with some of the most elite athletes.  Celeste Romano is owner of publishing company Creative License Publishing.

Out of the 23 Morris-Sussex teams that made the postseason, only 12 advanced past the 1st Round.  Listen as George Muha, Danny Weiss and Anthony Pascarella break it all down hear who they think have the best chance to make it to the state sectional finals.

In this episode, George Muha interviews Pope John senior guard Mike Maglio.  Mike shares his experience going from a middle school basketball and baseball player to transitioning to a high school lineman, competing against some of the best athletes in the state.  Mike shares insights about how he's manages being a high achieving student while competing at the highest level.  Mike goes into his off-season training routine, his in-season diet and workout schedule and how he thinks his Lions will do in the playoffs.  

Listen as George Muha and Danny Weiss break down the 1st Round of the football playoffs in Morris-Sussex.  Out of the 37 Morris-Sussex teams, only 23 will have a chance to play for the ultimate prize.  

Morris Sussex Sports' George Muha and Mount Olive football mainstay Danny Weiss discuss all 37 Morris-Sussex football teams and review how they did in a crucial Week 7 weekend of games.

Morris Sussex Sports' George Muha and Mount Olive football mainstay Danny Weiss discuss all 37 Morris-Sussex football teams as they head into the Week 8 playoff cutoff.  They evaluate each team's chances of getting into the playoffs and their outlook in each of their respective state sections.  

In this episode, George and Karen Muha interview Dr. Ashley Bassett of the Orthopedic Institute of NJ to discuss the most sports injuries and the importance of injury prevention measures as regular part of practice and preparation. Chatham Youth Football Director and owner of Pascarella Brothers Deli Gino Pascarella also joins in the conversation about midway through to talk about the injuries he sees at the youth level.   Dr. Bassett is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports-related injuries of the shoulder, elbow and knee. She graduated top of her class at Rutgers UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, where she was elected into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society and Gold Humanism Honor Society. Following medical school, Dr. Bassett completed her residency in Orthopedic Surgery at the Harvard Combined Orthopaedic Residency Program. She then completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine Surgery at the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute at Thomas Jefferson University. Prior to this position, Dr. Bassett served as a team physician for the Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, Flyers and 76ers as well as Villanova University and Saint Joseph’s University Athletics. She also served on the medical staff for several running events, including the Philadelphia Marathon. Dr. Bassett has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications, presentations and book chapters on the diagnosis and management of sports-related injuries. She is also an author and content reviewer for the online publication Orthobullets. Dr. Bassett is an active member of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy Association of North America and American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Dr. Bassett is a New Jersey native and enjoys hiking, running and playing squash in her free time. She has a special interest in sports-related injuries of the female athlete and serves as the director of the Women’s Sports Medicine Center at the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey.

Kathryn Oram is the mother of three girls and three boys, all of whom competed at a high level in crew.  She provides great insights about raising six kids in with a demanding sport and school schedule and why balance is so important.  Now Kathryn and her husband Jeff own Urban Renew in Morristown, NJ.   More About Urban Renew:  Urban Renew is the next generation in therapeutic massage, making the whole process easier so you can enjoy massage more often. Our touchless, private, compression massage experience, with guided meditation and aromatherapy is individually customized for just what your body and mind needs.

Hanover Park senior Kyle Junda talks about his basketball and football carrier so far at Hanover Park and how trainer and founder of Vendetta Fitness Ari Leka has helped him transform him into a top level athlete.   

In this episode, Karen interviews Room to Read's Nicole Smith who talks about this incredible program and how its amazing cause is helping our community's young people. 

Morris Sussex Sports interviews former Hanover Park QB (1992) and founder of Professional Physical Therapy & Training, LLC in Madison NJ to discuss his journey from an high school athlete, college football player to professional physical therapist that helps athletes compete in a healthy way.  Also joining the podcast is fellow physical therapist Jay Rosania, who was also a high school athlete at Caldwell HS turned physical therapist.   Matt and Jay talk about the common injuries that plague the most popular fall sports and how athletes can help themselves to prevent them.  

County College of Morris golfer Ricky Christensen tells his story how he uses the NJ Stars program attend college for FREE.  

Listen has Morris Sussex Sports evaluates all 37 Morris-Sussex teams and projects their chances holding up that NJSIAA trophy at the end of the year.  

Geoffrey D'Aries is a long time friend of Mendham football and basketball.  He hasn't missed a Mendham football game in 205 consecutive games and has been to countless basketball games.   Despite being born with Cerebral Palsy and being confined to a wheel chair, Geoffrey has had a fascinating life that has led him all around the world and includes personal relationships with many celebrities and famous people.  In this episode, Geoffrey and former Mendham head football coach Doug Kirk talk about Geoffrey's amazing journey.  

Randolph head coach Will Nahan and offensive coordinator James Hickey sit down with Morris Sussex Sports to share about their up-tempo approach to coaching and the dividends they are reaping in the form of on-the-field success. 

Mark Gavagan is an entrepreneur and author of the newly released Streaker's Journal, a book designed to help make goals achievable by executing them in 9 week increments.  Gavagan shares his personal journey and how this method of achievement can work for athletes, professionals, students or anyone that has a goal.  

In this episode, Morris Sussex Sports interviews 15-year-old Taekwondo phenom Larissa Donohue who is coming off winning Silver at the PanAm Open in Portland, Oregon in June and taking Bronze at the USA Taekwondo National tournament in Minneapolis. The Villa Walsh sophomore is classified as an All American by USAT and is eyeing the 2024 and 2028 Olympics as her long term goal. Rarely is there such a high caliber athlete in the midst of our community so Morris Sussex Sports felt her story needed to be told. During this interview, Larissa talks about how she climbed the ranks of Taekwondo and what it's like to compete at such a high level with the rigorous training and diet regime that being an elite athlete requires.

Long time Daily Record writer Joe Hofmann tells countless stories about his encounters with the legendary coaches from Morris and Sussex counties through the years.

Morris Sussex Sports' owners Karen and George talk real about the humanness that goes into running a community based media company.

Mike Briggs is a long time football fixture in Morris-Sussex.  He started his football career as a player for Morristown with stints afterwards with prep school, and college (where he even walked on at the University of Miami).  In 1987, he started coaching youth football for Morristown, then later on Mendham.  Most recently he was an assistant for Morristown-Beard. 

Morris Sussex Sports recently interviewed 19-year-old Millburn local, and inventor of a fascinating new technology that could be on the brink of revolutionizing the baseball world, Elijah Taitel. Elijah is the founder of Extra Base Sports and brain child of the ProVelocity™ Bat [FULL DISCLOSURE: Morris Sussex Sports is a compensated affiliate for ProVelocity Bat and Extra Base Sports). A year ago, Elijah was a high school baseball player for Golda Och Academy in West Orange who also played for the North Jersey Cardinals club team. Throughout his high school years, he was like every other high school athlete trying to improve his craft at being better at his sport. He tried every tool and trick to try to help improve his bat speed but just felt like there had to be a better way to improve his hitting. Being engineer minded (he's a current engineering major at UCONN), he started to whiteboard and sketch some ideas that could help him train to greatly improve the rate of velocity that he swung a bat. He solicited the help of his father, Andrew Taitel and Greg Savettiere, both of whom happen to be engineers and founders of Landice Treadmills in Randolph. Landice is one of the most highly engineered treadmills on the market and the favorite of running enthusiasts and rated #1 by Consumer Reports for fourteen straight years. Elijah, Andrew and Greg started to build prototypes while Elijah would bring it into practical use in his training routine. Over about a year they refined what would become the ProVelocity™ Bat which Elijah would train with at home and in the batting cages. The result was Elijah went from an occasional infield single hit batter to a reliable guy in the line up that hit hard driven doubles, triples, and home runs. From there, the trio would incorporate and get the ProVelocity™ Bat in the hands of leading professional and NCAA batting coaches, pro ball players and high level trainers who are validating Elijah's invention as a reliable training tool to help batters be more effective at the plate. Listen to our podcast interview with Elijah Taitel as he tells his story of inventing the ProVelocity™ Bat and starting his company Extra Base Sports as a college kid and what it's like to be on the ground floor of such an exciting company.

In this episode, we interview former Par Hills and current Montclair State softball player Ali Walek.  Ali is a senior at Montclair State who started all four years of her high school career at Par Hills as a pitcher and third baseman.  She details her stellar high school career where she started varsity all four years.  She talks about the recruiting process and how she ended up transferring from Misericordia early in her freshman year to Montclair because it felt like a much better fit.  She also talks about the big difference between high school and college athletics and how the college routine keeps her focused to stay on track.

In this podcast episode we interview former Par Hills state champion football quarterback Nick Verducci.  Nick was one of the most revered and respected players in Morris-Sussex history after starting all four years of his high school career, making it to MetLife Stadium twice and bringing coach Dave Albano his first state championship title. Listen as Nick talks about winning a state title as a fourteen-year-old, playing nearly 50-games during his high school career and what it's like playing college ball for Montclair State University.

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode, Brower doubles down and gives his predictions for each weight.  Listen to see which Morris-Sussex wrestler he see's taking top spot!  

Morris Sussex Sports, along with hockey guru Justin Scicchitano, talk about each Morris-Sussex hockey team on their way to the state finals. You can listen to the audio podcast as it all gets broken down.

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode of this show which we are calling Back Points, Brower shares insights about this past week's wresting action of the 2018-2019 season, including some stellar matches, his latest Top 10 and who he is giving his Wrestler of the Week to.

Morris Sussex Sports, along with hockey guru Justin Scicchitano, talk about each Morris-Sussex hockey team and recap Justin's official Top 15 Hockey Team Rankings for this week. You can listen to the audio podcast as it all gets broken down to find out how your team got ranked or why they are left off the list. Top 15 Hockey Teams (Week of 2/13/2019) 1. Delby   2. Randolph   3. PJ   4. Madison   5. Knolls/Hills   6. Vernon  7. Chatham 8. Morristown-Beard 9. Kinnelon  10. Morristown   11. Montville   12. Sparta/Jefferson  13. Mendham  14. Roxbury 15. West Morris  

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode of this show which we are calling Back Points, Brower shares insights about this past week's wresting action of the 2018-2019 season, including some stellar matches, his latest Top 10 and who he is giving his Wrestler of the Week to.

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode of this show which we are calling Back Points, Brower shares insights about this past week's wresting action of the 2018-2019 season, including some stellar matches, his latest Top 10 and who he is giving his Wrestler of the Week to. Don's Top 10 for 1/15/2019 1) Delbarton (12-1) 2) Mendham (10-2) 3) West Morris (8-5) 4) Pope John (10-2) 5) High Point (11-2) 6) Hanover Park (8-5) 7) Newton (11-6) 8) Roxbury (9-6) 9) Mount Olive (11-2) 10) Kittatinny (12-7)

Morris Sussex Sports, along with hockey guru Justin Scicchitano, talk about each Morris-Sussex hockey team and recap Justin's official Top 15 Hockey Team Rankings for this week. You can listen to the audio podcast as it all gets broken down to find out how your team got ranked or why they are left off the list. Top 15 Hockey Teams (Week of 1/24/2019) 1. Delby (10-3-2) 2. Randolph (15-2-1) 3. PJ (11-4-4) 4. Madison (12-3-4) 5. Knolls/Hills (8-8-2) 6. Vernon (10-4-2) 7. Mo-Beard (4-10-2) 8. Chatham (7-10-1) 9. Kinnelon (8-4-4) 10. Morristown (1-13-2) 11. Montville (5-9) 12. Sparta/Jefferson (3-11-3) 13. Roxbury (5-8-3) 14. Mendham (12-3) 15. West Morris (3-14-1)

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode of this show which we are calling Back Points, Brower shares insights about this past week's wresting action of the 2018-2019 season, including some stellar matches, his latest Top 10 and who he is giving his Wrestler of the Week to.  He also gives a little preview about the upcoming Morris County Tournament.  

In this podcast episode, Morris Sussex Sports interviews former Hanover Park athletes and close friends Eric Magnifico and Donato Casolaro (class of 2017).  These two talk about the glory days, playing football for the Hornets and all of the great rivalry match-ups between teams like Madison, Lenape Valley and Caldwell. Magnifico and Casolaro also discuss their path after high school which led them to play Division I athletics - Magnifico to Towson for football and Casolaro to St. John's for baseball.  Then they share about their corroborated transfer to Montclair State University where they rejoined as teammates to play football together again. Listen to this entire fascinating and entertaining interview now!

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode of this show which we are calling Back Points, Brower shares insights about this past week's wresting action of the 2018-2019 season, including some stellar matches, his latest Top 10 and who he is giving his Wrestler of the Week to. Don's Top 10 for 1/15/2019 1) Delbarton (11-1) 2) Pope John (7-1) 3) High Point (4-0) 4) Mendham (9-2) 5) Hanover Park (6-3) 6) Newton (5-3) 7) Roxbury (7-5) 8) West Morris (6-4) 9) Mount Olive (7-2) 10) Kittatinny (7-6)

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode of this show which we are calling Back Points, Brower shares insights about this past week's wresting action of the 2018-2019 season, including some stellar matches, his latest Top 10 and who he is giving his Wrestler of the Week to.

Morris Sussex Sports and Don Brower of Morris County HS Wrestling are combining to bring provide top notch wrestling coverage of all the Morris-Sussex wrestling teams through weekly podcasts and live stream broadcasts.  No high school wrestling writer has more of a handle on the pulse of wrestling in Northern New Jersey than Brower and his insights and expertise provide wrestling lovers everything they'd ever need or want to stay up on every single team and wrestler. In this episode, Brower shares insights about the early 2018-2019 wrestling season, including feedback from his big preseason preview special, updates from all of the holiday tournaments and which wrestlers came out of the gate on fire so far. Brower also discusses the logic around his Top 10 Morris-Sussex teams so far. Brower Top 10 1) Delbarton (6-1) 2) Pope John (4-1) 3) High Point (3-0) 4) Hanover Park (3-0) 5) Newton (2-1) 6) Roxbury (0-3) 7) West Morris (2-1) 8) Kittatinny (5-3) 9) Mendham (4-1) 10) Mount Olive (4-0)

Eleven years ago, we published our first postseason football awards special to honor the top local players.  At the time, we affectionately called it the "All Unruly Awards" for no other reason than to differentiate these postseason honors from the All County and All State Awards.  We take pride in providing thorough coverage of football for the 37 teams we report on, so we always felt that if a deserving player got snubbed by other postseason awards, then we wanted them to know that the All Unruly Awards would have their back. This is the first year we are naming our postseason football awards the All Morris Sussex Sports Team instead of the All Unruly Team.  We feel the "All Unruly Team" is kind of a inside reference that only our long time followers get.  In fact, I know there are people reading this that have no idea what I'm talking about.  So for now on, our postseason football awards will be now known as the All Morris Sussex Sports Team. We hope you've enjoyed Morris Sussex Sports' coverage of high school sports this season.  Every season we try to make our coverage better than the previous year.  Our goals is to literally make coverage of high school sports in our area the envy of the state.  Our live broadcasts and audio postcasts have been a few of the things that have been big steps in expanding our coverage over the past year.   In the spirit of not getting too off track, let's get focused on what we are here for - the All Morris Sussex Sports Football Team.  Over the past month, we have poured over all of our notes, watched hours and hours of game footage, reviewed statistics and spoke to coaches, players and fans to try to make sure we could memorialize the 2018 football season as best we could. And before we share with you our top honors, it's important for every football player to know something.  Football is like no other sport.  It is truly a team sport and every single kid on the roster is important.  The best players don't win championships, the best teams do.  So we hope if there are players that are not named in our awards, that they can take pride in the teammates that got honored that they had something to do with their success. With that said, it is time that we unveil the 2018 All Morris Sussex Sports Football Team, sponsored by the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey.

Matt Bove of the New Jersey Herald is one of the area's best high school sports beat writers, covering high school sports mostly in Sussex County. Morris Sussex Sports interviewed him to discuss his recent article, "Area excelling on football field with safer game despite drop in numbers", to discuss the dwindling numbers of high school football and the future of this beloved sport. We also discussed the 2018 football season highlights, coaches, and memorable moments. Bove also gave a little preview of what we can expect in wrestling, and girls and boys basketball in Sussex County this winter.

Each week Morris Sussex Sports, along with Justin Scicchitano, talk about each Morris-Sussex hockey team and recap the previous week. You can listen to the audio podcast as it all gets broken down to find out how your team got ranked or why they are left off the list.

Each week Morris Sussex Sports, along with Justin Scicchitano, talk about each Morris-Sussex hockey team and recap their official Top 15 Hockey Team Rankings. You can listen to the audio podcast as it all gets broken down to find out how your team got ranked or why they are left off the list. Top 15 Hockey Teams (Week of 12/3/2018) 1. Delbarton 3-1 (1) -- 2. Pope John 2-0 (2) -- 3. Randolph 3-0 (3) -- 4. Morris Knolls/Morris Hills 2-1 (7) +3 5. Chatham 1-2 (4) -1 6. Madison 2-0-1 (5) -1 7. Morristown-Beard 1-1-1 (6) -1 8. Vernon 2-1-1 (8) -- 9. Morristown 0-3 (10) +1 10. Kinnelon 2-1 (12) +2 11. Roxbury 2-3 (9) -2 12. Sparta/Jefferson 1-2 (11) -1 13. Montville 1-2 (15) +2 14. Mendham 4-0 (13) -1 15. West Morris 1-3 (14) -1

Each week Morris Sussex Sports, along with Justin Scicchitano, publish their official Top 15 Hockey Team Rankings. This week, Justin gives a preseason analysis of each Morris-Sussex team.  You can listen to the audio podcast as it all gets broken down to find out how your team got ranked or why they are left off the list. Top 15 Hockey Teams (Week of 11/26/2018) 1. Delbarton (0-1) 2. Pope John (0-0) 3. Randolph (0-0) 4. Chatham (1-0) 5. Madison (0-0-1) 6. Morristown-Beard (0-0-1) 7. Morris Knolls (0-0) 8. Vernon (1-0) 9. Roxbury (1-0) 10. Morristown (0-0) 11. Sparta/Jefferson (0-1) 12. Kinnelon (0-0) 13. Mendham (1-0) 14. West Morris (0-1) 15. Montville (0-0)