Dodgers stop Chatham in state semifinal matchup.
As Madison H.S. football team readies for semifinals, fans plan tailgate at American Legion.
Madison High presents 'The Odd Couple,' football team looks to reach state championship.
Banner year for Dodgers sets standard for future teams.
Dodgers' run ends in Group semifinal loss to Ramsey.
Madison rips Hackettstown to advance to sectional semifinals.
Dodgers' season comes to an end with loss to Bernards for the second straight year.
Bucknell junior recognized for strong postseason play.
Dodgers stop Hanover Park for third time this season.
Qualifies for the first time since 1997.
Dodgers earn No. 2 seed.
Goodwin and Layton Lassiter each score twice as Dodgers rip Wallkill Valley.
Bucknell junior claims the honor for the second straight season.
Bucknell sophomore earns unanimous selection for field hockey skills.
Game called late in the third quarter as playing and traveling conditions worsened.
Season ends 11-1-2 for MHS JV Boys Soccer
Girls soccer earns No. 2 seed.
Girls soccer wins.
Girls volleyball moves to 18-2.
One house comes off the market in Madison.
Some teams look to make a playoff push, while others are just hoping to earn their first win.
Only one Madison team competed on Sunday.
Two Madison teams competed on Friday.
A great slate of games is highlighted by a battle of unbeatens and a talented RB showdown.
Three Madison High teams earned wins on Tuesday.
Dodger field hockey falls to rival.
Carter helps Morristown rebound; Madison and Butler remain unbeaten.
Boys soccer eliminated from MCT.
Football team rolls past Hanover Park to remain unbeaten.
Girls volleyball improves to 11-1 with win.
Girls tennis stops New Providence.
Two teams look to recapture their success from early in the season.
Madison volleyball moves to 9-0, while girls soccer falls to Parsippany.
Dodgers set to face the winner of Dover vs. Morris Hills.
Teams looking to maneuver space within their respective divisions.
Parsippany Hills, Delbarton and Hopatcong lock up action-packed wins over the weekend.
Goldblatt can be seen cheering on the Dodgers in all kinds of nasty weather.
Running back racks up 103 yards on the ground, scores three touchdowns.
Dodgers played close with some of the state's best last year, and now has more experience.
New season kicks off Sept. 17 vs. Hackettstown.