Lyndhurst got its revenge — and now it is playoff bound.

One year after falling to New Milford in double-overtime, losing out on a potential NJIC Liberty Division title in the process, the Golden Bears topped the Knights, 13-6, behind a 200-yard, 2-touchdown performance from senior RB Piotr Partyla.

The win, clinched by a game-sealing interception from Isaiah De La Cruz, marked Lyndhurst’s first victory over New Milford in 15 years. Lyndhurst had been 0-7 against New Milford since its last win in 2004.

DeSOSA GOES FOR SEVEN: There was no stopping Harrison quarterback Mateo DeSosa. The senior quarterback accounted for seven touchdowns Friday night, leading Harrison to a 46-35 victory over Secaucus in a showdown between two of the NJIC’s Hudson County squads. DeSosa threw four touchdowns and ran for three more. GAME STORY

HASBROUCK HEIGHTS STILL HERE: You’d have been wrong to dismiss Hasbrouck Heights as a contender after its season-opening loss to Cresskill. The Aviators appear to rounding into form, especially after slowing down offensive power Butler on Friday in a 25-20 win. FULL STORY HERE

WALDWICK/MIDLAND PARK STAYS UNBEATEN: Waldwick/Midland Park handled defending division champion Rutherford, 42-6, behind two touchdown runs from Shawn Grigsby. Waldwick/Midland Park will now challenge for a division title, and spot in the NJIC playoffs, when it meets Garfield on Oct. 18.

JJ Conrad focuses on the Super Football Conference and North Jersey Interscholastic Conference. He may be reached at jconrad@njadvancemedia.com. Follow him on Twitter, @JJ_Conrad.