Demarest pulls upset over top seed, reaches first Bergen County boys soccer final in decades

Demarest's run—built on consistent improvement and a surprise playoff win—shows how sustained effort in a competitive county tournament can deliver a rare opportunity for a program seeking its first title in generations.
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