The 2024 Middlesex County football season concludes with standout performances highlighted in the all-county honors. Woodbridge (10-1) and St. Thomas Aquinas (8-3) lead the pack among teams, while individual performances showcase key players like Bryan Anderson of Woodbridge, who excelled as both a receiver and safety. Notably, Highland Park broke a 51-game losing streak to finish the season with a 6-3 record, marking their first winning season since 2016. This year’s roster highlights include impressive stats and significant comebacks, illustrating the growth of local football programs.

By the Numbers
  • Woodbridge achieved a school-record tying 10 wins.
  • Highland Park ended a 51-game losing streak to secure a 6-3 record.
State of Play
  • Top teams in Middlesex County include Woodbridge (10-1) and St. Thomas Aquinas (8-3).
  • Highland Park’s turnaround signifies a resurgence in their football program, increasing roster size from 20 to 34 players.
What's Next

Looking forward, Highland Park aims to build on its success with a young, promising roster. Teams like Woodbridge and St. Thomas Aquinas will need to maintain their strong performance to remain competitive next season. Continued recruitment and development in local programs may further elevate the level of play across Middlesex County.

Bottom Line

This season underscored the resilience of Middlesex County football, showcasing significant growth and standout individual talents. The achievements of Woodbridge and Highland Park reflect a positive trend for local sports, signifying that investment in coaching and player development pays off.