North Jersey Article RatingBoys soccer: Ramapo secures fourth straight Bergen County title and 17th in school history
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61% : The Raiders are the top seed in North 1, Group 3 and open tournament play on Tuesday at home against No. 16 seeded Fort Lee. Defending sectional champions Garfield is the No. 2 seed and hosts No. 15 seeded Cliffside Park in the first round.58% : Hunt's goal in the 75th minute lifted Ramapo, No. 2 in the latest North Jersey Top 25 rankings, to a 1-0 win over No. 1 Garfield in the 52nd annual Bergen County boys soccer tournament final on Saturday night at Indian Hills High School.
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