Maxwell Football Club announces N.J.'s 65 Mini Max Award recipients for 2017

The 2017 New Jersey high school football Mini Max Award recipients were announced Wednesday by Maxwell Football Club president Mark Dianno.

According to club's press release, players were nominated by their coaches throughout the season and were evaluated based on football performance, academics and community service.

The recipients will be honored at a dinner held Jan. 28 at St. David the King located in Princeton Junction. The dinner is open to the public and tickets are available on the club's website www.maxwellfootballclub.org.

At the dinner, the Maxwell Football Club will also name one Mini Max winner the New Jersey Player of the Year.

The winner -- along with the Players of the Year from Pennsylvania and Delaware -- will be the candidates for the Jim Henry Award, which is given to the region's Outstanding Player. The winner of the Jim Henry Award will be announced as part of the Maxwell Football Club's National Awards Gala on March 19 at the Tropicana in Atlantic City.

Below are the 65 Mini Max award winners listed in alphabetical order by school.

Marcus Manning, Bayonne

Joseph Emerson, Becton

Charles Schuller, Bernards

Andrew Klitchko, Bishop Eustace

Joseph Pentz, Bloomfield

Justin Bryant, Bridgewater-Raritan

Jimmy Browne, Burlington City

Elias Tadros, Butler

James Miller, Caldwell

Joseph McCarthy, Cedar Grove

Will Anderson, Delbarton

Vinny DePalma, DePaul

Noah Castar, Ewing

Mark Pacini, Florence

Dan Allegro, Franklin

William Ciemmy, Haddonfield

Chad Musilli, High Point

Serge Felizor, Hightstown

Charles Amankwaa, Hillsborough

Christian Branch-Young, Hillside

Josh Zamot, Holy Spirit

Matt Lynch, Immaculata

Jasiah Provillon, Irvington

Joseph Turek, Johnson

Joel Scerbo, Kingsway

Coleton Klaus, Lacey

Joshua Lezin, Lakewood

Sean Mclaughlin, Lawrence

Matt Lajoie, Lenape

Troy Dupont, Lenape Valley

Daniel Weiss, Livingston

Kaymar Mimes, Long Branch

Javis Hanks, Shabazz

Luke Corcione, Manalapan

Ryan Rodriguez, Matawan

Jermer Downing, Millville

Tarrin Earle, Montclair

Grant Papa, Montgomery

Mitchell Lisa, Moorestown

Kyle Frimel, New Egypt

Zachary Thomas, Old Bridge

Henry Pearson, Paramus Catholic

John Donegan, Paul VI

Nicholas Josselyn, Phillipsburg

David Kohler, Pinelands

James Fara, Point Pleasant Borough

Zach Bair, Red Bank Catholic

Peter Lucas, Rumson-Fair Haven

Zaire Jones, Salem

Cooper Heisey, Scotch Plains-Fanwood

Cameron Carti, Seton Hall Prep

Ryan Kovacs, Somerville

Felix Quinones, South Brunswick

Andrew Silver, St. Augustine

Shayne Simon, St. Peter’s Prep

Devin Leary, Timber Creek

Jose Taveras, Union City

CJ Lavery, Verona

Colin Tong, Voorhees

Robert Kuna, Wallington

Peter Orio, West Deptford

Max Bruno, West Windsor-Plainsboro South

Nate Lopez, Wildwood

Nick Adinolfi, Williamstown

Albert Nah, Willingboro

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