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St. Augustine Prep (NJ) football made a blockbuster hiring official on Wednesday morning.
According to a statement released by the school via social media, Winslow Township (NJ) head coach Bill Belton has been tabbed as the Hermits’ lead man of the football program. Belton has led Winslow Township to back-to-back NJSIAA Public Group 4 state championships.
“Coach Belton embodies the values of St. Augustine Prep,” St. Augustine Prep athletic director Mike Rizzo said in a statement about Belton’s hiring. “His understanding of the game, combined with his dedication to mentoring young men, makes him the right leader for our program moving forward.”
Belton takes over for Phil Lancetta, who last month the program parted ways with. Lancetta led St. Augustine Prep for nine seasons, where he had compiled an overall record of 59-34 during the stretch from 2017 to 2025. Just this past season he had led the team to a 6-4 record, playing in the NJSIAA’s Non-Public Group A, one of the country’s toughest classifications.
St. Augustine Prep had shown the ability to play up against some of the state’s best programs, with narrow losses coming up against state champion Winslow Township (19-6 loss), Millville (28-21 loss), Holy Spirit (28-27 loss) and in the postseason versus St. Peter’s Prep (31-17 loss).
The Hermits ended this past season finishing at No. 12 in the final 2025 New Jersey high school football rankings.
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