Standout Performers From Bergen Catholic @ Delbarton

Dominic Campanelli led the way for Bergen Catholic, displaying poise and accuracy despite a penalty-filled day for the team. Campanelli consistently pushed the ball downfield, making key plays when his team needed them. In the first half, he connected with Chris Perotti for a 20-plus-yard touchdown, setting the tone early. His second-half performance only strengthened his impact, as he hit [player_tooltip player_id='475349' first='Naiim' last='Parrish'] for another 20-plus yard score and capped off his day with a touchdown pass to standout receiver [player_tooltip player_id='525111' first='Quincy' last='Porter']. Campanelli's ability to find his explosive playmakers and generate big plays made all the difference, helping Bergen Catholic pull away to an insurmountable lead.   <a href="https://twitter.com/JSZ_Sports/status/1847726739935420562">https://twitter.com/JSZ_Sports/status/1847726739935420562</a>       [player_tooltip player_id='284069' first='Najee' last='Calhoun'] started slowly, with Bergen Catholic's offensive line adjusting to Delbarton's defensive schemes in the first half. But in the second half, Calhoun came alive, breaking off a series of explosive runs that showcased his speed, physicality, and impressive contact balance. He found the end zone twice, delivering back-to-back touchdowns that made it difficult for Delbarton to gain momentum, particularly on offense. Calhoun's second-half performance ignited Bergen Catholic's offensive explosion, cementing his role as a critical contributor to their dominant finish. He finished with 13 carries, 97 yards, and two touchdowns.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/neryrodrigueztv/status/1847731873180475861 </div></figure>       [player_tooltip player_id='1558152' first='David' last='Matesic'], the 6'1”, 225-pound linebacker, felt his presence early against Delbarton, proving why he's so effective against the run. But the standout moment came when he made one of the game's biggest plays—an interception that shifted momentum entirely. Matesic read the play perfectly, showing off great instincts and soft hands, returning the ball deep into Delbarton's territory. That interception took away Delbarton's momentum and became the game's turning point. Matesic stepped up when Bergen Catholic needed him most, solidifying his impact on the game.        [player_tooltip player_id='343146' first='Phillip' last='Folmar'] was the heart of Delbarton's offensive spark, showcasing his explosiveness as a wide receiver and in the wildcat formation. In this game, though, he made his mark as a receiver against Bergen Catholic's top-ranked 2026 cornerback, [player_tooltip player_id='284065' first='Jordan' last='Thomas']. Folmar consistently found ways to create explosive plays despite the tough matchup. He forced a pass interference call and hauled two catches of over 20 yards in the first half alone. Folmar finished with six catches for 92 yards, though he didn't find the end zone. On the ground, he chipped in with seven attempts for 20 yards. Delbarton struggled to move the ball overall, but Folmar was the center of the few big plays they managed. His speed, concentration, and ability to make tough catches stood out. The UB commit proved his value, even in a tough outing.        Girard Yoo has emerged as a reliable target for Delbarton quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='1201940' first='Jadon' last='Prinzivalli'], and their chemistry is becoming an essential element of Delbarton's offense. At 6'1” and 200 pounds, Yoo uses his solid frame to his advantage, excelling at making catches in traffic and using his physicality to outmuscle defenders. His ability to make contested catches is one of his standout traits, which showed in this game. Another area where Yoo shines is his awareness of Prinzivalli's movements. He has an instinct for finding space when his quarterback scrambles, making him a crucial outlet in broken play situations. As the season progresses and Delbarton pushes toward the New Jersey high school football playoffs, the growing connection between Yoo and Prinzivalli will be something to watch closely.        [player_tooltip player_id='1545707' first='Xavier' last='Jackson'] from Bergen Catholic stood out in this game, showcasing why he's a rising star at cornerback. At 6'2” and 185 pounds, he used his size and length to full advantage, especially in press coverage. His ability to disrupt plays was apparent with a beautiful pass breakup in the 1st half, where his reach allowed him to deflect the ball. Jackson also showed his physicality, making a crucial fourth-down stop with a solo tackle in open space, a play that displayed both his football IQ and toughness. For a first-time live viewing, Jackson was impressive with coverage and his involvement in defending the screen and run game.   With offers from Central Michigan and West Virginia, [player_tooltip player_id='1545707' first='Xavier' last='Jackson']'s stock will likely rise as the season progresses. As Bergen Catholic sharpens up for the New Jersey playoffs, expect Jackson to be a critical defensive figure who could gain even more attention from top programs.   <a href="https://twitter.com/XavierJackson__/status/1848171984313548869">https://twitter.com/XavierJackson__/status/1848171984313548869</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1187438' first='Anthony' last='Perrotti'] made the most of his opportunity for Bergen Catholic, showcasing his playmaking ability with a 71-yard touchdown in the first half. The 5'11”, 180-pound senior wide receiver demonstrated excellent ball tracking, speed, and acceleration, turning a deep pass into a score. Although it was his only catch of the day, Perrotti's explosive play could signify future things. With Bergen Catholic still searching for consistency from a second playmaker in the passing game, this moment might be a much-needed confidence boost for Perrotti. If he can build off this performance, he has the potential to emerge as a reliable second playmaker in their aerial attack.