Gavela gives St Joseph a focal point
Gavela appears to have set the strongest boys’ case so far.
- The report says the St Joseph sophomore has scored in every match.
- It also says St Joseph is the first North Jersey side to reach 5-0.
- Over wins against Lodi and Paramus Catholic, he reportedly produced three goals and two assists.
That matters beyond the ballot. A young striker delivering every week can change how a team plays, how opponents defend and how quickly momentum builds in September.
Savreski leads a crowded boys’ race
If Gavela has offered consistency, Savreski seems to have provided instant impact.
- The report says the Don Bosco senior scored three times and added an assist in a 7-3 win over DePaul.
- Campbell Torrie reportedly matched last season’s goal total inside the opening week for Old Tappan.
- Mathieu Brun is also said to have delivered two goals and two assists for Demarest.
- In goal, Alex Forgy reportedly stopped 19 of 20 shots across two Saddle Brook wins.
That range matters. The boys’ list is not only about scorers; it includes creators and a goalkeeper whose case rests on control under pressure.
The girls’ nominees bring balance
The girls’ field looks just as strong.
- Jersey Holt reportedly had two goals and three assists in a 7-0 win for Lakeland.
- Suri Kon is said to have stayed hot as Emerson remained unbeaten.
- Alex Lambrinos reportedly anchored a defence through two statement results for Pascack Valley.
- Mia Massari is described as the Big North points leader after a fast start for Dumont.
Voting is due to close at 17:00 Thursday, the report says, but the bigger story is what comes next. If these players sustain this level through another round of fixtures, the weekly award will quickly become a marker of genuine season-long influence.