“We have a lot of kids from out of the country who live in Irvington, so every year I might get a ‘gift.’ This year, I got a ‘gift’ from Haiti, a very, very, very good player.” “The goal of the summer is to see what I have, see if I have any new players, any transfers,” he said. Bertoncin is excited about the pool of international players in Irvington. This summer’s action has allowed Bertoncin to gauge what kind of team he will have when the season begins. They will play four games, two on each day. The Blue Knights will also participate in a pre-season 11-on-11 tournament at Tinton Falls on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. We’re trying to figure out who can step up and fill that spot.” “We lost an all-state goalie from last year. “We need a goalie,” second-year IHS head coach Jeff Bertoncin said. One of the goals for the Blue Knights this summer is to find a goalie to replace graduated All-Stater Walter Tejada. To start the summer, the Blue Knights participated in a tournament held at West Essex Regional in North Caldwell where they went 2-0-1, defeating Belleville 2-0 and Dover 2-1 and playing West Essex to a scoreless draw.
Rose, located in Belmar, won the South Jersey, Non-Public B sectional title and Freehold Township won the Central Jersey, Group 4 sectional title. Rose 10-4, lost to Freehold Township 5-2 and fell to Central Regional 5-4. Irvington won one game in emphatic fashion and lost two games after the first three weeks. The Blue Knights have been participating in a weekly 8-on-8 summer league at the Capelli Sports Complex in Tinton Falls in Monmouth County. IRVINGTON, NJ - The Irvington High School boys soccer team is enjoying a busy summer as it gets ready for the season this fall.
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