St. Peter's Prep football stuns state's No. 1 team on last-second kick
The “Big Boy” playoff bracket in New Jersey high school football got busted by a 5-foot-8, 150-pound kicker.
In an extraordinary turn of events, St. Peter's Prep, the underdog team ranked No. 3 in the North Jersey Big Six and the New Jersey Super 25, pulled off a stunning upset by defeating the state's top-ranked team, Don Bosco, on a last-second field goal. Junior kicker Bradley Abraham, standing at just 5-foot-8 and weighing 150 pounds, drilled a 20-yard field goal as time expired, securing a 13-10 victory for the Ironmen in the SFC United Red Division.
This unexpected win has further complicated the already convoluted playoff picture, with both St. Peter's and Don Bosco finishing 2-2 in a division where a closely contested game on October 24 could potentially see all five United Red teams sharing the title.
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