Top 25 rankings
1. Bergen Catholic 17-3
2. Don Bosco 17-3
3. Ramapo 19-2
4. St. Joseph 16-4
5. Ramsey 18-2
6. Teaneck 15-4
7. Kennedy 13-7
8. Saddle River Day 20-1
9. Ridgewood 11-8
10. Clifton 17-4
11. Fair Lawn 16-3
12. Wayne Hills 16-4
13. Wayne Valley 13-6
14. West Milford 13-6
15. Dwight Morrow 15-6
16. Bergen Tech 13-6
17. Westwood 15-5
18. Dwight-Englewood 15-4
19. Hawthorne 17-3
20. Paterson Charter 16-6
21. Dumont 13-6
22. Bogota 14-6
23. Paramus Catholic 9-10
24. Hackensack 9-10
25. Mahwah 13-9
Based on results reported to NorthJersey.com through Feb. 10
Standings
Through Feb. 10
NORTH JERSEY INTERSCHOLASTIC CONFERENCE
Colonial Division
Hawthorne 14 0
Glen Rock 11 4
Manchester 9 5
Garfield 9 6
Elmwood Park 7 7
Lodi 6 8
Rutherford 6 8
Eastern Christian 1 13
Pompton Lakes 1 13
Meadowlands Division
Paterson Charter 14 1
Wood-Ridge 12 2
Hasbrouck Heights 11 3
St. Mary 7 7
Becton 6 8
Weehawken 5 9
Wallington 5 10
Saddle Brook 4 10
North Arlington 0 14
Liberty Division
Dwight-Englewood 14 1
Secaucus 12 3
Lyndhurst 11 4
Ridgefield 8 6
Leonia 6 8
Butler 5 8
Bergen Charter 3 11
New Milford 3 11
Harrison 2 12
Patriot Division
Saddle River Day 14 0
Bogota 10 4
Cresskill 10 4
Emerson 10 4
Hawthorne Christian 7 7
Palisades Park 5 9
Midland Park 5 10
Waldwick 3 11
Park Ridge 0 15
Based on results reported to NorthJersey.com
NJIC division champions
Saddle River Day, Hawthorne and Dwight-Englewood clinched division titles to book a trip to the four-team NJIC Championship. Saddle River Day was first to capture a crown, winning the Patriot Division. Last week, Hawthorne claimed the Colonial title and Dwight-Englewood secured the Liberty crown. Paterson Charter will clinch the Meadowlands with a win or with a Wood-Ridge loss. The NJIC semifinals are Feb. 18 at Secaucus and the final is Feb. 22 at Becton.
Points of interest in the NJIC
►Emerson junior Bryan Atkinson was fouled shooting a three-pointer with three seconds left and made all three free throws in Thursday’s 55-54 victory over Bogota. ►Dwight-Englewood senior Jordan McKoy had 27 points, 10 rebounds and six assists in last Tuesday’s 92-40 win over Butler, and he had 22 points, 15 rebounds and five steals in an 80-48 win Thursday over New Milford that clinched the NJIC Liberty Division title.►Leonia (10-11) reaching the Bergen Invitational Tournament semifinals with Saturday’s 41-38 win over Pascack Valley is a shocker., with junior Tony Whiteman leading a balanced attack with 13 points. And it’s the first time in seven years the program has won 10 games, coach Steve Herget said.
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