Matt Nardolillo

1984-1988

Matt Nardolillo, a standout athlete from Randolph High School, made an indelible mark on the football and track teams during his tenure from 1984 to 1988. As the starting quarterback from 1985 to 1987, he led the football team to two state championships in 1986 and 1987, and was instrumental in achieving the first undefeated season in RHS history with an 11-0 record in 1987. Nardolillo's remarkable performance during his high school career included being named First Team All-State in 1987, earning the title of Athlete of the Year from the Daily Record, and being recognized as a Parade High School All-American. He also received honorable mention on the NJ All-1980's decade team and was a First Team All-Group 3 selection by the Star Ledger. His legacy includes holding all Randolph and Morris County passing records until 1988, and he was a key player in the first 17 games of "The Streak." Nardolillo's contributions to Randolph athletics have solidified his place in the Randolph Athletic Hall of Fame.

Accolades

• Starting Quarterback 1985, 1986, 1987

• QB’d team to two State Championships (1986, 1987) (North Jersey II, Gp 3)

• QB’d first undefeated team in RHS history (11-0 in 1987)

• QB’d the first 17 games of “The Streak”

• First Team All-State 1987

• Athlete of the Year, Daily Record 1987-1988

• Parade High School All-American

• Honorable mention: NJ All-1980's decade team

• All-Group 3 (Star Ledger): First team 1987

• All-Morris First Team 1986 and 1987

• Held all Randolph and Morris County passing records through 1988