The second half of the 2018 Southeastern High School Football season is well underway, and the top programs are starting to distance themselves from the pack.
1. Coatesville (7-0), 2. St. Joe’s Prep (4-0), 3. Imhotep Charter (4-2) , 4. Garnet Valley (7-0), 5. Archbishop Wood (4-2), 6. North Penn (7-0), 7. Malvern Prep (6-0), 8. Downingtown East (7-0), 9. Radnor (6-1), 10. Harry S. Truman (6-1)

WEEK SEVEN: The Top five spots in the Footballstories South Jersey Top 20 High School teams held firm and thus held their spots.
Williamstown has emerged as the team to beat in Group 5 play as the home stretch in the schedule begins to unfold.
Haddonfield (6-0), Woodrow Wilson (6-0), Highland Regional(6-0) and St. Joseph, Hammonton (5-1) all won last week.

The Giants 2015 first round pick out of the University of Miami struggled in New York from the day he arrived. Two of the first three plays from scrimmage in 2018 were penalties. So the writing was on the wall for this and has been since Big Blue made wholesale changes at the top after the 2017 ended with a 3-13 record.
The Giants signed tackle Brian Mihalik off their practice squad to take Flowers’ roster spot.
Chad Wheeler replaced him after week two.

The hot starting Middletown Cavilers haven’t cooled off one bit. Led again by Junior RB Najair Smith and his three TD day against St. Georges, they continue to make their mark as the best football team in the diamond state. The road for the Cavilers isn’t getting any easier as the year goes on however. […]

Head coach Michael Means appears to have Oxford on the path to forging a program that is built to last.
When you are a new head football coach taking over a program that has taken its share of lumps over recent year, it is not so much acquiring talent from the student body, it’s important for sure, but the most important element to building a program is developing a winning attitude.

Chris Long was tentative at first. That’s what usually happens to sophomores when they’re breaking into the high school varsity football level for the first time. They carry that wide-eyed, wondering look trying to grasp the speed, the size, the terminology and physicality of their new world. So, Long, a speedy 6-foot-2, 175-pound cornerback and […]

The former high school and college wrestling star has gone from the mat to the operating room with a fresh look at the ever-advancing state of orthopaedics
Dr. Courtney works for the Rothman Institute, located at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center in Center City Philadelphia as a hip and knee replacement surgeon.
Dr. Courtney was and continues to be a standout in athletics. He wrestled for LaSalle College High School, where he earned All-Catholic honors as 6-foot-4, 171 pounder. The Explorers won the 2003 Catholic League Championship.

St. Joe’s Hammonton suffered its first loss of the season while Williamstown remained unbeaten at 5-0 and is the favorite right now in the South Jersey Group 5 race. Sophomore sensation Johnny Martin III has led No. 4 Highland Regional to a 5-0 record and a big favorite in the South Jersey Group 4 race, The running back has rushed for 876 yards on 133 carries and nine touchdowns in the first five games.

Southeastern High School football teams start to separate themselves from the rest of the field as the second half of the 2018 season starts to unfold. Oxford, Harry S. Truman, Penn Wood continue solid seasons. Watch out for Pennsbury as the Falcons have rebounded from an 0-3 start to even their record at 3-3.

Highland Regional High School cracks the Top 10 after 2-0 start. The Tartans are led by sophomore sensation Johnny Martin III who has carried the ball 43 times for 340 yards and two touchdowns in just two games this season.
Defending Group 3 champion Delsea remains on top with a 1-0 record.