17th-ranked Jaguars still eligible for Essex County Tournament
An Arts team that is ranked No. 17 in the NJ.com Top 20 and arguably the program’s best ever will not get an opportunity to show their impressive wares in the 2023 NJSIAA state tournament.during a brief scuffle with No. 1 Roselle CatholicAs a result, Arts has been disqualified from the state tournament, according to Elizabeth Aranjo, the director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics for the Newark Public Schools.
“The state is not saying that our players threw punches or anything like that, but just the act of stepping onto the court is means to be disqualified,” Aranjo said. Members of Newark’s administrative team sat down with the players Friday to break the news and discuss the ramifications of the ruling that has ended post-season hopes, Aranjo said. The team, however, can complete its entire regular-season schedule and is still eligible to participate in the Essex County Tournament which gets underway later this month.
This case harkens back to the 2014-15 season when the Patrick School was disqualified from the state tournament the result of an on-court fight against Redondo Union of California in a holiday tournament on the west coast. Two Patrick players on the court were served ejections and three teammates were found to have left the bench area.
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