Sayreville High School football

More than 10 months ago, after the news broke about alleged hazing that took place inside the Sayreville War Memorial High School locker room, the rest of the season was cancelled. The public still doesn't know specific details about what happened and the information may never be released.

Following reports last week that two players were cleared of serious hazing charges in connection with a series of locker room incidents, Sayreville Board of Education President Michael Macagnone fired back with a spirited statement.

The new head football coach at Sayreville War Memorial High School is already working with players in the weight room, prepping for summer conditioning and hopefully a drama-free 2015 season.

It's been a rough few months for the community of Sayreville and its storied high school football program. Parents and community members alike would love to hit the reset button and erase the black eye caused by last season's disturbing sexual hazing allegations.

Whoever ends up filling George Najjar's shoes as head football coach at Sayreville War Memorial High School won't be in for a pleasant ride, at least for the first several months.

Despite allegations of sexual hazing that derailed the Sayreville War Memorial High School football program last season, there is expected to be no shortage of applicants for the newly-available head coaching position.

Reaction among the Sayreville community was mixed following the latest shoe to drop in the aftermath of the sexual hazing scandal that rocked the high school football program last season.

The Sayreville Board of Education made a move Tuesday night that could be hinting at the end of George Najjar's reign as head high school football coach.

Should the Sayreville 7 involved in the locker-room sexual abuse case be charged as adults? That was the question lingering on everyone’s minds in the wake of the scandal that had prematurely ended the War Memorial HS’s football season...

There was a report out early this morning that Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew Cary is mulling the possibility of trying the 7 defendants charged in the Sayreville hazing incident in adult court. As it stands, three of the seven are charged with aggravated sexual assault as a result of the four locker room incidents that thus far, have divided the community...