State football finals preview: Everything you need to know for Sunday at Rutgers

New Jersey high school football’s biggest events—two state championship games—will be played at Rutgers University’s SHI Stadium on Sunday. Four teams fight for state history after months of waiting.

Stadium crowds, enthusiastic spectators, and two tough games are expected. These four teams aspire to win the championship, but each reached the finals differently.

Cedar Grove-Glassboro Group 1 final opens the day well for both cities. Glassboro’s strong approach earned them a playoff spot over Cedar Grove’s rapid attack and flawless execution. This match is one of the most intriguing of the season since both teams are determined. Both teams may draw many supporters for the lunchtime matchup versus Rutgers.

That day, Ramapo and Winslow will battle for the state’s best Group 4 crown. Balanced play and experienced players define Ramapo. Winslow will play defense and clutch attack. Both teams have been under pressure all year, so Sunday’s triumph might define the season. Group 4 final at 3 p.m.

These teams’ coaches and players emphasize keeping focused, calm, and trusting in their season’s effort before their biggest stage. The high school state championships on Sunday are important, and all contenders will do well.

NJ families and football fans compete and enjoy. Students who have been educated, trained, and worked together for months may be highlighted. This final shows how much people enjoy high school football, win or lose, and how essential it is to the state’s sports culture.

A season finale will be held at Rutgers’ SHI Stadium. A championship football atmosphere, strong matches, and large events make Sunday a memorable year-end.

Sources:
NJ.com sports coverage
NJSIAA championship announcements