The offense of Derek Anderson and a timely stop on defense led the Barrons to victory over the Knights
Quarterback Derek Anderson of Woodbridge unloads the ball as Colonia lineman Joe Perosi provides the pass rush in Friday night's high school football rivalry in Woodbridge. The Barrons trampled the Patriots 42-7. 09/22/2023 Steve Hockstein | For NJ Advance MediaA rushing touchdown by Zackaryus Guzman gave the Barrons a 36-21 lead with six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.
Derek Anderson contributed four touchdowns to the win, three through the air and one on the ground. Anderson threw scoring strikes to Izaiah Toliver and Daunte Difonzo in the second quarter before linking with his brother Bryan Anderson for a 60-yard touchdown pass in the third. The quarterback ran in a 12-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.Nugent finished with four rushing touchdowns, racking up 98 yards on 13 attempts while throwing for 146 yards with nine completions.
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