Tom Feraco

Tom Feraco, one of the most successful basketball coaches in South Jersey history, will be replaced by one of his former players

Tom Feraco, 63, one of the most successful basketball coaches in South Jersey history, announced that he will not return for the 2021-2022 season as coach of the Middle Township High School boys basketball team.

Longtime Middle Twp boys basketball coach Tom Feraco has stepped down as basketball coach after 35 years on the sideline.

The Middle Township Panthers cruised to an easy 74-33 NJSIAA Group 2 playoff win over West Deptford on Wednesday night.

Middle Twp has always been one of the top programs in the Cape Atlantic League, but coming off a disappointing 12-14 season Middle Township didn't have a lot of buzz entering this season. After the Panthers 55-31 win in Hammonton over St. Joe's it looks like the Cape might have to starting talking about them.

While 2014 may not have been the best sports year for both South Jersey and the Delaware Valley, there were some moments that we can look back too and remember fondly.

Middle Township boys basketball coach Tom Feraco returned to the Middle Township bench on Saturday night, and it couldn’t happen at a more fitting venue. He made his public return to the high school basketball gym where the Panthers took on Cherry Hill West Saturday night...

Coach Tom Feraco returns to the Middle Township bench on Saturday night, and it couldn't happen at a more fitting venue. He'll make his public return to basketball when the Panthers take on Cherry Hill West at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, the final game on the first day of the Shoot Down Cancer Classic...

On Tuesday night, Middle Township Panthers head basketball coach Tom Feraco was in the locker room congratulating his kids on their victory over one of their biggest rivals. Just hours later, Feraco was under the knife at a hospital in Philadelphia for one of the key treatments in his recent battle against prostate cancer...

In what was Middle Twp. coach Tom Feraco's final game before his cancer surgery, his Panthers downed Lower Cape May regional 57-26 as Yamire McNeal led Middle with 17 points.