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ROBBINSVILLE -- Members of Conferences 2 and 3 have held meetings to put together a framework for future athletic competition in North Jersey. But that didn't stop schools from Bergen and Passaic counties from continuing to jockey for position Monday under the state's controversial realignment plan for high school sports.
Officials from Fair Lawn, Wayne Hills, Lakeland and Paramus appeared before the NJSIAA's Leagues and Conferences Committee, a separate committee from the one that drew up the plan, to contest their inclusion in Conference 2, which includes non-public powers Don Bosco, Bergen Catholic and Immaculate Heart. Meanwhile, Passaic Tech athletic director Sharon Hughes and West Milford AD Tim Gillen appeared on behalf of Conference 2 to request approval to begin play in 2009 rather than 2010.See the full content of this document
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Njsiaa Hears Pleas From North Jersey
"This comes on top of a letter I sent down to the NJSIAA saying that we will not play in Conference 2," said...
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