1939 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 3rd )
Head Coach - Nick Priscoe
Legion Field - Home Field
5 - 2 - 2 Season Record
WHS 6 - Paterson East 6
WHS 6 - Orange 6
WHS 6 - New Brunswick 0
Trenton 19 - WHS 0
WHS 14 - Perth Amboy 9
Linden 13 - WHS 8
WHS 20 - St Mary's PA 6
WHS 19 - Jefferson 6
WHS 19 - South River 6
1970 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 5th )
Head Coach - Sam Lupo
The "Stadium" - Home Field
7 - 2 Season Record
WHS 20 - Iselin 0
WHS 32 - East Brunswick 7
WHS 21 - Colonia 0
WHS 25 - Perth Amboy 15
WHS 29 - JP Stevens 24
WHS 28 - Plainfield 0
Carteret 8 - WHS 7
Jefferson 2 - WHS 0
WHS 49 - Edison 9
1960 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 4th )
Head Coach - Nick Priscoe
The "Stadium" - Home Field
8 - 0 - 1 Season Record
WHS 15 - Jefferson 0
WHS 0 - Union 0
WHS 21 - Plainfield 14
WHS 7 - Linden 0
WHS 26 - Perth Amboy 0
WHS 21 - Trenton 6
WHS 33 - Carteret 19
WHS 14 - New Brunswick 0
WHS 20 - Edison 15
1971 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 6th )
Head Coach - Sam Lupo
The "Stadium" - Home Field
7 - 2 Season Record
Iselin 14 - WHS 6
WHS 14 - East Brunswcik 12
WHS 32 - Colonia 0
JP Stevens 15 - WHS 14
WHS 15 - South River 0
WHS 29 - Seton Hall 2
WHS 28 - Carteret 16
WHS 21 - Perth Amboy 8
WHS 34 - Edison 0
1980 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 7th )
Head Coach - Frank Capraro
Nick Priscoe Stadium - Home Field
8 - 2 - 1 Season Record
WHS 13 - Colonia 13
WHS 14 - Edison 0
WHS 27 - Perth Amboy 6
WHS 8 - JP Stevens 7
Madison Central 35 - WHS 7
WHS 32 - Cedar Ridge 7
WHS 7 - Sayreville 0
East Brunswick 38 - WHS 21
WHS 40 - Hamilton West 16 *
WHS 34 - Iselin 13
WHS 7 - Raritan 6 *
* Playoff Game
1993 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 8th )
Head Coach - Frank Bender
Nick Priscoe Stadium - Home Field
9 - 2 Season Record
WHS 14 - Madison Central 0
Edison 28 - WHS 0
WHS 31 - Perth Amboy 7
Sayreville 28 - WHS 14
WHS 20 - JP Stevens 0
WHS 9 - Piscataway 6
WHS 14 - Colonia 13
WHS 29 - East Brunswick 25
WHS 13 - Sayreville 7 *
WHS 7 - Iselin 0
WHS 11 - Trenton 8 *
* Playoff Game
1997 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 9th )
Head Coach - William Nyers
Nick Priscoe Stadium - Home Field
9 - 2 Season Record
WHS 27 - Piscataway 14
WHS 12 - North Brunswick 7
WHS 35 - South Brunswick 14
WHS 41 - Bishop Ahr 14
WHS 47 - Old Bridge 46
WHS 35 - East Brunswick 8
WHS 32 - Sayreville 28
Perth Amboy 20 - WHS 14
WHS 28 - Piscataway 14 *
Colonia 42 - WHS 35
WHS 20 - North Edison 14 *
* Playoff Game
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE # 10
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1938 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 2nd )
Head Coach - Nick Priscoe
Legion Field - Home Field
7 - 1 Season Record
WHS 39 - Orange 7
WHS 20 - Ridgewood 6
WHS 12 - Paterson Central 6
WHS 38 - Roselle 0
WHS 7 - New Brunswick 0
WHS 38 - St Mary's PA 0
WHS 13 - Perth Amboy 0
South River 7 - WHS 0
This page was last updated on: July 24, 2018
Championship Seasons
CHAMPIONSHIP SEASONS
The Woodbridge Barrons have won
9 State Championship Titles in their
93 year history!
Playoff Appearances:
16
16Finals Appearances:4
4Sectional Titles:3
3Playoff Record:11-13 (.458)
11-13 (.458)They have compiled an overall record of
456 - 365 - 40, with a winning
percentage of .553.
The Barrons have won 9 NJSIAA Championships in
1930, 1938, 1939, 1960, 1970, 1971,
1980, 1993 and 1997.
And, have won or shared 12 Conference / Divisional Titles.
1939, 1954, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1983, 1986 and 1992.
(Last updated January 1, 2017).
1930 STATE CHAMPIONS ( 1st )
Head Coach - Heinie Benkert
The Parish House Field - Home Field
9 - 0 Season Record
WHS 6 - Princeton 0
WHS 7 - Roselle 6
WHS 13 - Union 6
WHS 27 - Carteret 7
WHS 43 - Freehold 7
WHS 12 - Leonardo 6
WHS 6 - North Plainfield 0
WHS 12 - St Mary's PA 0
WHS 6 - Perth Amboy 0
In 1997, Head Coach William Nyers led his Woodbridge Barrons Team to a 9 - 2 season record, and to their 9th State Championship!
In 1993, amazingly in his one and only season as Head Coach, Frank Bender led his Barrons Team to the 8th State Championship, with an impressive 9 - 2 season record.
Frank Capraro, in his 8th campaign as the Barrons Head Coach, guided the 1980 Football Team to their 7th State Championship with an 8 - 2 - 1 season record.
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The 5th State Championship was registered back to back! In 1970 and 1971, Head Coach Sam Lupo led the Barrons to a 7 - 2 season record ('70), and a 7 - 2 record ('71).
Twenty-one years later, Coach Priscoe led his 1960 Team to the 4th State Championship, registering a 2nd undefeated season with an 8 - 0 - 1 record!
The 2nd and 3rd State Championships
were registered back to back! In 1938
and 1939, Head Coach Nick Priscoe
guided the Barrons to a 7 - 1 season
record ('38), and a 5 - 2 - 2 season
record ('39).
2017 - The 94th Season, will bring with it the hope of another winning season, another playoff berth, and the Football Programs 10th STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! Go Barrons!
In 1969, the Woodbridge Barrons registered their 3rd undefeated season, with a record of 8 - 0 - 1. Despite this accomplishment, the NJSIAA Championship Committee awarded the 1969 State Title to Westfield and Union as co-champions. The 1969 Team did enjoy the recognition of being ranked "6th" in the final statewide poll, by the Newark Evening News that year!
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The 1st State Championship won by the Woodbridge Barrons was in 1930. Under the leadership of Head Coach Heinie Benkert, the Team registered a 9-0 season record. It was the 1st undefeated, untied season in Barron’s history!
1973 and prior, there were no playoff games as we know of today. State Titles were decided by the NJSIAA Championship Committee. It wasn't until 1974 that the playoff format was developed to decide on the field, a true champion. Since the inception of a playoff format, the Woodbridge Football program has had 14 playoff appearances, 4 Finals Appearances and 3 State Championship Titles. They have an overall playoff record of 10 - 11 (.479).
"Learn from our past , to help build our future!"
Historical research for this section was submitted by Dr. Nicholas Sardone, WHS ’63
The 6th State Championship was registered back to back! In 1970 and 1971, Head Coach Sam Lupo led the Barrons to a 7 - 2 season record ('70), and a 7 - 2 record ('71).
August 11, 2017
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