quarterfinal times
March 9, 2006 on 3:54 pm | In breaking news | 8 Commentsthrough a bit of sleuthing this afternoon while watching the Dominican Republic hammer Italy in baseball, I believe I have figured out the schedule for this weekend’s quarterfinals:
Saturday – South Mountain
4:15 pm (11) Notre Dame vs. (3) Pope John
6:15 pm (10) St. Augustine Prep vs. (2) Delbarton
Sunday – South Mountain
5:30 pm (5) Morristown-Beard vs. (4) Don Bosco Prep
7:30 pm (8) Bishop Eustace vs. (1) Seton Hall Prep
Sunday – Mennen Arena
6:00 pm (13) Clifton vs. (5) Montgomery
8:00 pm (9) Ridge vs. (1) Morris Knolls
Monday – Mennen Arena
6:00 pm (6) Bridgewater-Raritan vs. (3) Toms River North
8:00 pm (10) Indian Hills vs. (2) Randolph
Additionally, I am leaving the state tomorrow and moving to take a broadcasting job with the Alexandria Aces, an independent minor-league team in Alexandria, Louisiana. The timing is not great, since I will not be able to cover any of the 14 remaining hockey games, but I will try to keep results as up-to-date as possible and, internet connection permitting, will put together final rankings after the state title games.
I want to thank all the people who have asked about my job situation and wished me well or offered advice and suggestions, and maybe some of you will listen in this summer when our season gets underway May 16. As for next year, I cannot promise anything. I hope to continue hosting scores and standings at www.njhockey.org, as I did in college, but I imagine rankings and more detailed coverage will be beyond me.
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JY
As a long time fan of all you have done and do for NJHS hockey…thanks.
Hands down THE BEST in coverage….
Hockey fans in NJ will miss you.
Best of luck in the new adventure.
Kim
(x pres.Randolph Boosters)
Comment by Kim Becker — 10 March 2006 #
You will be sorely missed. Your analysis has been sent to friends in England, California and lots of other places where hockey is a sport played on grass with curved sticks. I wish you luck and only hope that the local reporters step up and give deeper coverage.
Robert
(Morristown-Beard parent)
Comment by Robert Kruvant — 10 March 2006 #
As an ex-player in the MCSSIHL and now a team Mgr I would like to just say thanks for all you have done over the years with NJ High School Ice Hockey. It has hands down been the best coverage in the state.
Good luck to you at your new job, sounds very exciting. Enjoy LA its a great state with very nice people.
Comment by Heather (Mobeard Mgr & ex-Morristown High player) — 10 March 2006 #
Wishing you great success in Louisiana. I hope you still keep up with NJ H.S. Hockey. My son is a freshman and we were looking forward to your coverage.
You will do well in broadcasting because you seem to really love your job.
Comment by Carol (Pope John parent) — 11 March 2006 #
thanks so much for everything you’ve done for NJ hockey, you will definately be missed .. best of luck to you with your new job though
Comment by Matt — 11 March 2006 #
Jon,
Thanks for your dedication and your outstanding efforts over the years. You are and will be missed by hockey-New Jersey.
It is obvious to us that you will be a success in life; whatever direction you chose.
Comment by MGB (Randolph Dad) — 13 March 2006 #
Jon –
I have followed your site for 5 years now – my son was the Randolph captain in 2003 when they won the state publics. I have printed and kept numerous articles of yours – in a treasured scrapbook. I have always been impressed by the fair yet enthusiastic coverage you have always presented. Your love of the game is so evident. I wish you the best – LA better appreciate what they are getting. Thank you for all you have done. RHS Mom (Booster Club officer)
Comment by Nancy Mehaffey — 14 March 2006 #
Jon-
Wishing you best of luck and success in LA. Your site has been an invaluable resource for me as well as everyone at BR and around the state. You made my job much easier…hopefully you will be able to keep up with the standings but either way good luck and thanks again.
Alex Silverman (Bridgewater-Raritan Announcer/Sports Information Director)
Comment by Alex Silverman — 14 March 2006 #