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MATTHEW BERRYNORTH HUNTERDONA jack of all trades on the field, Matt Berry is even more accomplished off it.During his career, Berry was a star at a number of different positions for NorthHunterdon – linebacker, fullback, running back, kicker. He was truly someone allover the field and someone head coach John Mattes III will have a great deal ofdifficulty replacing.“Matt handled the responsibility of being captain by not only becoming more vocalin his relationships with the team, but also by becoming even more visible in hisconsistently outstanding play,” Mattes said. “He is a leader through his consistentpositive attitude and his outstanding work ethic.”Berry has immersed himself in the challenging curriculum at North Hunterdon andas a result has received numerous honors. Among these include AP Scholar withDistinction, the Dwight D. Eisenhower Award for Outstanding Leader of Character,nominee for National Association of Secondary School Principals Leadership Award, and member of the National HonorSociety and Academic Achievement Society.Matt has also served as a coach for Clinton Township youth flag football and the Special Olympics. He is a science andmath tutor, member and officer of the Interact and Able Club, participant in the Warren Hunterdon Academic Meet, a MathLeague Team member and team organizer on Moody’s Mega Math Challenge.“Matt is cooperative, well-mannered, and eager to learn,” principal Michael Hughes said. “He is an exceptional young manwho has demonstrated his commitment to our school and community in so many ways.”JUSTIN BESLITYPRINCETONA starter on both offensive and defensive line, Justin Beslity was a great choice forcaptain in head coach Joe Gargione’s first season. He will be missed on the PrincetonHigh campus.“Even though we had a tough season,” Gargione said, “Justin was the kind of captainall coaches would love to have on their team. Not only was he committed on the field,but he was also one of the hardest workers in the weight room. He was extremelycoachable and never made excuses for a mistake. Justin was always willing to helphis teammates and he did it was a positive attitude.“From the beginning of July to the middle of November,” Gargione continued, “Justinnever missed a practice. Whether he was sick or hurt, he knew how much it meantto be present at practice for the sake of the team.”The Iron Tiger 2010 Award winner, Beslity excels in the classroom and tutored Mathand English to students at the Trenton Middle School. He also took part in a group that cleaned and planted in a local park.The co-founder of the Princeton Bocce Ball club, Beslity is active in the classroom and helping his fellow students.“The way he treated his teammates was exactly how he treated his classmates, with respect,” Gargione said. “Once again,he would always be willing to help his peers if they were absolutely stuck on their work.”82011DVCProgram.indd 83/9/11 12:02 PM