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CLASS OF 2024 SENIOR STARS: Stephen Ordille, Mainland Regional football, basketball

Posted by Dave O'Sullivan | Aug 29, 2024

CLASS OF 2024 SENIOR STARS: Stephen Ordille, Mainland Regional football, basketball
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It’s hard to imagine a running back having more of a breakout year than Ordille did as a senior. He had to play second fiddle to former star Ja’Briel Mace as a junior, but had the spotlight all to himself this past fall, and boy did he shine.
He finished with 1,841 yards, and would have had well more than 2,000 but the Stangs were involved in so many blowout wins that his services weren’t needed much in fourth quarters. A guy who came into his senior year with less than 300 career rushing yards finished with nearly 2,100 to go along with 37 TDs, including 30 that came last fall.
Ordille rushed for more than 100 yards eight times, including in Mainland’s final six games, when the Stangs leaned on him to win a state championship. He also led the hoops team to 26 victories.

Dave O’Sullivan, Staff Writer

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Sully, as he’s known throughout South Jersey, began his newspaper career in 1995 and has worked for some of New Jersey’s top papers, including The Asbury Park Press and Press of Atlantic City, as a writer and editor. He’s earned several New Jersey Press Association awards and continues to produce high quality reporting, writing and photography. A native of Ocean County, Sully played high school baseball at Lacey Township High and college baseball at Pfeiffer University in North Carolina. After a successful 15-year career in the newspaper business, Sully launched Glory Days Magazine in 2013 and for nearly a decade has been bringing fans outstanding and insightful coverage of high school sports throughout South Jersey.

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