D'Alessandro: Wayne Hills coach Chris Olsen puts on a poor display amid charges against his players
Source: The Star Ledger
Honest, we didn’t want to pile on Chris Olsen, a fine high school coach despite his reputation for being a classless winner and a lousy loser, which — luckily for the adoring townspeople of Wayne, who bow to his domineering countenance — is a side he doesn’t have to show very often.
That was the case again tonight, when Wayne Hills posted a 48-21 rout of Paramus in a state semifinal. To call this a fervent spectacle would be a gross overstatement. The stands were only two-thirds full, an odd thing that one fan who wouldn’t reveal his identity (Click here to read more)
Football takes precedence
Source: The Bergen Record
NEW JERSEY has the toughest anti-bullying law in the nation. School administrators across the state complain it forces draconian actions for minor offenses. In Wayne, no such dilemma exists. Two Wayne students were assaulted, allegedly by nine Wayne football players, and all the district cares about is whether the criminally charged football players are being treated (Click here to read more)
Wayne Hills football team plays after week of controversy
Source: The Bergen Record
Nine Wayne Hills football players charged with aggravated assault were allowed to suit up for Friday’s playoff game – with one returning the opening kickoff – after defense lawyers presented information (Click here to read more)
Game Photos
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Game Story
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