Bo Melton

Rutgers got an opening week win over Temple with the help of some former Cape-Atlantic League talent.

A former Cape-Atlantic League standout has been nominated for a major collegiate award.

The Cedar Creek to Rutgers pipeline is continuing to grow.

The Scarlet Knights feature multiple Cape-Atlantic League alumni, including Isaih Pacheco, Tyreem Powell and Nihym Anderson of Vineland. Brothers Max and Bo Melton and Owen Bowles from Cedar Creek, along with Mohamed Toure of Pleasantville.

When Rutgers introduced Greg Schiano as its head coach two weeks ago, they were hoping some recruits would take as much notice as the Scarlet Knights alumni did.

A pair of former West Jersey League football stars shined in Rutgers opening week 48-21 win over UMass on Friday night.

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EGG HARBOR CITY — Bo Melton shrugged off his helmet and shoulder pads Saturday afternoon and strode off the field. Under his jersey he was wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt that had the name "Milza" emblazoned on the back with quarterback Jesse Milza's No. 11. When you'…

EGG HARBOR CITY — The Cedar Creek football team has been tested all year long with perhaps its toughest schedule ever, and on Saturday the Pirates were faced with their final regular-season exam.
The Pirates didn't exactly ace that exam, but, they passed. And that's what counts.

Cedar Creek football star Bo Melton has made his choice, staying in New Jersey, electing to pick Rutgers for the next step in his football career.