The West Jersey Football League's United Division provides an opportunity for some of the 96-team leagues smallest teams to re-establish their programs against similar competition.
After the new United's six teams won a total of six games last fall, the coming two-year cycle should help these programs rise back to respectability.
Gloucester Catholic (0-10, 0-6 Royal) went winless last fall in the WJFL Royal but saw improvement as the season wore on. After scoring just two touchdowns in its first six games, the Rams scored eight touchdowns in their next three games.
For the Rams' non-United schedule, a Sept. 10 game against West Windsor-Plainsboro is a good opportunity to gauge the team's improvement this fall.
Haddon Township (2-8, 2-4 Royal) stopped a four-game skid to start last season with back-to-back impressive wins over Mastery Camden and Gloucester Catholic in WJFL Royal play. The Hawks then proceeded to drop its final four contests to end the season.
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After the new United's six teams won a total of six games last fall, the coming two-year cycle should help these programs rise back to respectability.
Gloucester Catholic (0-10, 0-6 Royal) went winless last fall in the WJFL Royal but saw improvement as the season wore on. After scoring just two touchdowns in its first six games, the Rams scored eight touchdowns in their next three games.
For the Rams' non-United schedule, a Sept. 10 game against West Windsor-Plainsboro is a good opportunity to gauge the team's improvement this fall.
Haddon Township (2-8, 2-4 Royal) stopped a four-game skid to start last season with back-to-back impressive wins over Mastery Camden and Gloucester Catholic in WJFL Royal play. The Hawks then proceeded to drop its final four contests to end the season.
#last #fall
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