Inside look at every HS football team in Morris and Sussex counties

We’re spending the weeks leading up to the 2026 high school football season by counting down the Morris/Sussex Super 10 rankings.

We’re also checking in with every team not ranked in the Super 10 as part of our State of the Program series.

You can find the links for each team below. This file will be updated as new Super 10 countdown and State of the Program stories are published.

No. 10 team excited about cohesive senior class

No. 9 team on the rise thanks to returning core

No. 8 team always faces challenging schedule

No. 7 team punching above its weight

Youthful Boonton determined to get back to playoffs

Hackettstown seeking consistency

Hanover Park working to keep winning stretch going

High Point aims to maintain high standards with new coach

Kinnelon feeling motivated after memorable season

Kittatinny seeks consistency after breakthrough season

Experienced Jefferson looking forward to new schedule

Lenape Valley hopes health, depth will lead to success

Madison building around new head coach

Mendham resetting expectations with new coach

Morris Catholic building around transfers, freshmen

Morris Hills relying on experienced juniors

Morristown reworks lineup ahead of daunting schedule

Morristown Beard blenching veteran line, small roster

Newton ready to be the hunter instead of the hunted

North Warren hoping for health, success

Parsippany Hills feeling encouraged after promising finish

Pequannock building in coach Gino Fluri’s second season

Randolph refocusing after season of distractions

Sussex Tech continues navigating unique challenges

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This article originally appeared on Morristown Daily Record: Inside look at every HS football team in Morris and Sussex counties