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Boys basketball: These are North Jersey's biggest opening-month surprises - NorthJersey.com
In this article, Tenafly is recognized as North Jersey’s biggest opening-month surprise in boys basketball. "Tenafly has risen from unranked in the preseason North Jersey Top 25 to No. 7 in this week’s rankings thanks to a disciplined, unselfish lineup."
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Tenafly elevates 25-year-old assistant to head football coach
Tenafly approved 25-year-old former assistant Matthew LaQuaglia as new head football coach Monday night.
LaQuaglia, a social studies and economics teacher at the high school, served as special teams coordinator and position coach the last two seasons under former Tigers coach Alonso Escalante, who took a job with the Jets. LaQuaglia also headed up the strength and conditioning program.
“I felt like the kids and the program needed some continuity,” LaQuaglia said Tuesday morning. “This is a great community that I have been welcomed into and, getting to work with these kids the last two years, they deserve to have their hard work pay off. I wanted to do my best to keep the band together and keep down the track we’re going.”
LaQuaglia grew up in Caldwell and played wide receiver and defensive back in high school. He attended Rutgers and received his bachelor’s degree in economics and master's degree in social studies education in 2022.
Tenafly approved 25-year-old former assistant Matthew LaQuaglia as new head football coach Monday night.
LaQuaglia, a social studies and economics teacher at the high school, served as special teams coordinator and position coach the last two seasons under former Tigers coach Alonso Escalante, who took a job with the Jets. LaQuaglia also headed up the strength and conditioning program.
“I felt like the kids and the program needed some continuity,” LaQuaglia said Tuesday morning. “This is a great community that I have been welcomed into and, getting to work with these kids the last two years, they deserve to have their hard work pay off. I wanted to do my best to keep the band together and keep down the track we’re going.”
LaQuaglia grew up in Caldwell and played wide receiver and defensive back in high school. He attended Rutgers and received his bachelor’s degree in economics and master's degree in social studies education in 2022.
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