Source: The Star LedgerAndrew Monaghan (pictured above shortly after pregame introductions) burst through the smoke flowing out of the bright maroon helmet in the corner of the end zone, leading his team onto the field as he has every game this season.
But before the game even started, there was chatter in the stands about whether Monaghan and eight of his teammates on the Wayne Hills football team would be allowed to play after being charged Tuesday with two counts of aggravated assault each. The school determined the players
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Patriots Roll To Playoff Win In Wake Of Assault Charges
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That's right, again the town of Wayne has shown that it's more important to try and win a football game than to try and lead by positive example for ALL the students. In an age where bullying is a serious situation, can these parents and administration actually claim to have their priorities straight and a clear conscience putting the outcome of a football game over the unacceptable actions of certain students that severely injured two people and resulted in arrests.
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