As high schools prepare for title games, tailgating banned
New Jersey has a reminder for high school football fans whose schools will play for championships this weekend - no tailgating. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association on Monday reminded
•
Nov 29, 2016, 5:37 AM
•
Updated 2,969 days ago
Share:
New Jersey has a reminder for high school football fans whose schools will play for championships this weekend - no tailgating.
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association on Monday reminded fans that its events are alcohol- and drug-free. Rules also bar tailgating, even though the football championship games are played at MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands.
Executive Director Steve Timko says that schools agree that they won't tolerate a few people enjoying themselves at the expense of everyone else.
Timko says that even state championship games played at MetLife Stadium is "an extension of the classroom."
There are 10 high school championship games scheduled at the stadium this weekend
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association on Monday reminded fans that its events are alcohol- and drug-free. Rules also bar tailgating, even though the football championship games are played at MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands.
Executive Director Steve Timko says that schools agree that they won't tolerate a few people enjoying themselves at the expense of everyone else.
Timko says that even state championship games played at MetLife Stadium is "an extension of the classroom."
There are 10 high school championship games scheduled at the stadium this weekend
More from News 12
2:39
Defense attorney: Guilty verdict in Franklin school bus aide trial may be in jeopardy
2:29
New Jersey braces for more cold this week; tracking possible weekend storm
0:37
Prosecutor: Officers shoot armed woman in Byram Township
2:27
Student: Montclair teacher accused of death threats was acting erratically before the incident
2:00
Well-known Bendix Diner forced to close due to safety code violation
0:15
