NVOT @ Ramapo Standout Performers

[player_tooltip player_id='1023090' first='Charlie' last='Wingfield'] showcased his versatility in Northern Valley Old Tappan's matchup against Ramapo. Standing at 6'4” and 220 pounds, Wingfield impacted every game phase. Primarily known as a tight end and defensive end, he caught passes, punted, and even chipped in by kicking extra points. On defense, Wingfield delivered with a tackle for loss and a sack, proving his strength on both sides of the ball. Committed to Wake Forest, Charlie's performance solidified his status as a top prospect, demonstrating the ability to fill multiple roles and excel in a single game.       [player_tooltip player_id='539076' first='Alex' last='Orecchio'] was undoubtedly the player of the game in Northern Valley Old Tappan's 27-21 win over Ramapo. Starting as a wide receiver, Orecchio quickly proved his value in multiple roles, becoming the most prominent impact player on the field. He excelled at defensive back on defense with an essential pass breakup and two crucial interceptions, including one that sealed the victory. Offensively, he was unstoppable, scoring three total touchdowns and picking up key first downs with his legs. Even after taking snaps at running back, Orecchio created yards after contact and showed off his toughness. Committed to Johns Hopkins University, Alec's all-around performance was critical in securing the win for NVOT.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/JSZ_Sports/status/1837306061700681958 </div></figure>       Ramapo quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='1546513' first='Casey' last='Grusser'] continued the legacy of standout quarterbacks in his family with an impressive showing despite the team falling short in a 27-21 loss. Grusser displayed his versatile skill set, contributing three total touchdowns—two through the air and one on the ground. His strong base allowed him to create plays outside the pocket and make difficult throws under pressure. However, holding on to the ball for long in certain situations cost him some momentum. Still, Grusser's ability to attack defenses both as a passer and a runner made him a key player for Ramapo in this close contest.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ryanwpatti/status/1834734160285503853 </div></figure>       NVOT's running back, [player_tooltip player_id='345431' first='Nicholas' last='Rossi'], was crucial in securing the team's 27-21 win over Ramapo. Consistent throughout the game, Rossi's real impact came in the fourth quarter when he delivered two big first-down runs to ice the game. His solid vision and strong contact balance allowed him to fight through tackles, showing he's a big, sturdy runner who doesn't go down quickly. When NVOT needed to run out the clock, Rossi was the go-to player. In addition, his contributions to special teams were equally valuable, as he made several key tackles. Rossi's all-around performance was instrumental in the victory.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/NicholasRossi26/status/1833106610882777566 </div></figure>       [player_tooltip player_id='1552333' first='Salvatore' last='Livoti'] from Ramapo had an impressive showing, showcasing his physical tools and receiving skills. At 5'10”, he uses his length well, consistently making off-frame catches and hauling in rugged, contested passes. Livoti's concentration in traffic and body control stood out, allowing him to come down with difficult catches even in tight coverage. He was a versatile threat, capable of playing outside and making plays from various positions. Livoti became quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='1546513' first='Casey' last='Grusser']'s go-to target in this game, delivering several clutch receptions to keep Ramapo's offense moving forward.          Robert Agans from NVOT made his presence felt with his size and physicality at the wide receiver position. Standing six feet tall with a solid frame, Agans showcased his ability to make plays after the catch. One of his standout moments in the game came just before halftime when he hauled in an 80-yard touchdown pass from Alec Orecchio, a momentum-shifting play. Agans also made several tough catches up the sideline, using his physical attributes to his advantage. As his chemistry with Orecchio develops, expect Agans to post even more significant numbers.