Shore Conference Boys Soccer Wednesday SCT Scoreboard, Oct. 11

Wednesday, Oct. 11

Shore Conference Tournament

Round of 16

(12) Middletown North 2, (5) Southern 1

Junior defender Ryan Barnao scored two goals in the second half and the Lions held on to knock off the Rams and advance to the SCT quarterfinals as a double-digit seed for the second straight season.

Matt Hoosack scored to pull Southern within a goal.

Tommy Valinotti and Matt Silva set up the goals by Middletown North, which will host No. 20 Toms River East in the SCT quarterfinals Friday at 2 p.m.

(20) Toms River East 5, (4) Colts Neck 2

Jack Smyth scored two of his team's three goals in the first 28 minutes and the Raiders routed the Cougars to storm into the SCT quarterfinals for the first time since 2011.

Smyth headed in a corner kick by Tommy Renkin to open the scoring in the ninth minute and extended the lead to 3-0 in the 28th on a penalty kick following a knockdown in the box.

J.J. Reed shook free of the defense to collect a free-kick pass from Jackson Markovitch and slam in the finish for a 2-0 Toms River East lead in the 14th minute.

Toms River East made it to halftime without conceding a goal to Colts Neck's high-powered attack and pushed the lead to 4-0 when Davut Kansu knocked in a cross from Markovitch in the 58th minute.

The Raiders let their guard down after the goal and Tim Foley scored Colts Neck's first goal 27 seconds after Kansu's goal.

Rowen Joice capped the Toms River East scoring off a pass from freshman Samuel Los after Los won the ball and beat a defender.

Kyle Moore capped the scoring by converting a penalty kick in the 73rd.

Toms River East will travel to No. 12 Middletown North Friday at 2 p.m.

(1) CBA 2, (16) Jackson Memorial 1

Brayden Perry and Christian DeOliveira scored four minutes apart in the middle of the first half and the Colts held on to survive a scrap with the Jaguars and advance to the SCT quarterfinals against No. 8 Marlboro.

Perry struck for the game's first goal in the 12th minute off a pass from Lawrence Mancino. Four minutes later, DeOliveira delivered what proved to be the game-winner off a set-up by John Gambale.

(3) Toms River North 2, (14) Middletown South 0

Anthony Ruggiero broke through with the game's first goal in the 55th minute off a pass from Kosta Papanikolas and the Mariners topped the Eagles to get back to the SCT quarterfinals for the second time in three years.

Christian Caso added Toms River North's second goal when he struck off a pass from James Homyak in the 63rd inning.

(6) St. Rose 3, (11) Toms River South 1

Diego Nieves scored two minutes into the match off a pass from Matt Alexis and Jack Tiernan assisted and scored on St. Rose's last two goals as the Purple Roses stormed past the Indians and into the SCT quarterfinals Friday at No. 3 Toms River North.

Matt Dayton finished off a pass from Tiernan to extend the lead to 2-0 in the 12th minute and Tiernan scored off a feed from Jack Kane to make it 3-0 in the 30th.

Kenny Caruso converted a penalty kick late in the first half for Toms River South's lone goal.

(7) Ocean 1, (10) Manalapan 1 - Ocean advances on penalties, 4-1

Marc Gleason headed in a ball from Luciano Ibarra for the equalizer in the 71st minute and goalkeeper Zach Frabizio saved two Manalapan attempts during the shootout as the Spartans rallied to foil the Braves on penalty kicks.

Ocean moves on to the SCT quarterfinals to face No. 2 Howell, which will be Ocean's first venture into the SCT quarterfinals since winning the tournament in 2018. Tuesday's result also avenges a shootout loss to Manalapan in the 2021 round of 16.

Manalapan jumped on top midway through the first half, when Jon Luz ran on to a well-paced through-ball from Tyler Pylarinos and finished for a 1-0 Braves lead. Pylarinos was also the lone shooter to convert for Manalapan during the round of penalties.

(2) Howell 4, (15) Manasquan 2

Nick Turturro scored two goals and assisted another to spark the Rebels to a win over the Warriors, punching their ticket to a second straight SCT quarterfinal appearance.

Turturro set up the first goal of the game with a cross to the front of the goal, where Kam Brown slid in for the finish in the 15th minute.

Turturro knocked in a right-footed volley off a cross from Tye Maser in the 28th and Tyler Borenstein buried a direct kick to extend the lead to 3-0 in the 33rd.

Within a minute of Borenstein's first goal, Manasquan jumped on the board on a goal by Brandon Kunz. Cristian Gonzalez then tightened things up by nailing a free kick of his own two minutes into the second half.

Turturro stopped the Manasquan momentum in the 72nd, when he scored with his left foot off a cross from John Fiorillo for his second goal of the match.

Howell will host No. 7 Ocean in the SCT quarterfinals on either Friday or Saturday.

(8) Marlboro 0, (9) Long Branch 0 - Marlboro advances on penalties, 3-2

Arnav Bitla saved three shots during the shootout round and the Mustangs prevailed on penalties after a scoreless battle with the Green Wave.

The turning point of the shootout came when Renee Sanchez appeared to convert Long Branch's second attempt to seemingly put the Green Wave ahead, 2-0. The official near the spot, however, ruled that Sanchez came to a full stop on his approach and did not count the conversion. Sanchez re-kicked, tried the same spot, and Bitla beat him to the spot for the save.

Marlboro got three straight conversions from Jake Cagnina, Trevor Barrett and Wyatt Oechsner to set Bitla up for the game-clinching save on Long Branch's fifth and final attempt. After making that first save, Arnav stopped two of the final three Long Branch attempts, with Nick Ribiero and Wyatt Vicente burying their kicks for the Green Wave.

Marlboro will travel to play top-seeded CBA in the SCT quarterfinals on either Friday or Saturday -- a rematch of an opening-day match won by CBA on a goal in the final two minutes.

Shore Conference Coaches Cup

Round of 16

(2) Holmdel 4, (15) Brick Memorial 0

Stephan Kapranov scored two goals and assisted the other two by Frankie Brusco and Joe Wang as the Hornets blanked the Mustangs to roll into the Coaches Cup quarterfinal Saturday vs. No. 10 Lakewood.

(3) Lacey 5, (14) Point Beach 0

Noah Riley scored two goals and the Lions coasted to a win over the Garnet Gulls, earning them a spot in the Coaches Cup quarterfinals against the winner of Thursday's game between No. 6 Manchester and No. 11 Freehold Boro.

Connor Noon, Brady Noon and Jared Mikloski scored the other Lacey goals and freshman goalkeeper Dylan Graham secured his sixth shutout of the season.

(5) Freehold Twp. 6, (12) Pinelands 1

Victor Torres turned in a hat trick and the Patriots coasted to a win over the Wildcats to earn a Coaches Cup quarterfinal home game against No. 13 Brick. Caine Massey, Logan Klein and Matt Moradian each added a goal for Freehold Township.

(10) Lakewood 6, (7) Matawan 1

Jose Oliva continued his torrid stretch of goal-scoring with his third hat trick in four games and the Piners scored five unanswered goals following a Matawan red card to rumbled into the Coaches Cup quarterfinal Saturday at Holmdel.

Steven Aguilar scored two goals for Lakewood and Javaughn Johnson accounted for the other goal. Nico Skeete scored for Matawan to tie the game at 1-1.

(1) Rumson-Fair Haven 4, (16) Ranney 2

Ranney stormed out of the gate with goals by Colin Bradley in the fifth minute and Dev Nayer in the 14th, but the Bulldogs countered with four unanswered goals to spoil the upset bid by the Panthers.

Luke D'Angelo got Rumson on the board with a goal in the 19th minute off a pass from Charlie Butters, but Ranney still managed to make it to halftime with a 2-1 lead on the top seed in the Coaches Cup.

Bobby Quaglia tied the game during the first minute of the second half off a pass from Padraig Flynn, who then scored the game-winner in the 49th off a pass from Butters. Owen Saad finished up the scoring off a Liam Barnett assist in the 59th minute.

Rumson moves on to host No. 8 St. John Vianney in the Coaches Cup quarterfinal.

(13) Brick 3, (4) Raritan 2

Mateusz Torba recorded a hat trick and the Green Dragons grounded the Rockets to advance to the quarterfinals of the Coaches Cup against No. 5 Freehold Township. Devin Baldwin came up with 14 saves in goal to help Brick hold on.

Eion Davis and Sean Burnett each scored for Raritan.

Opening Round

(11) Freehold Boro 6, (22) Henry Hudson 1

Ammar Danish, Nelson Orellana, Danny Vazquez, Ansael Garcia and Jaden Misquith each scored a goal and the Colonials cruised to a win over the Admirals to earn a Coaches Cup round-of-16 match at No. 6 Manchester on Thursday.

Non-Division

Shore 1, No. 8 Central 0

Joey Ilvento nailed a 25-yard shot off a set-up from Maxx Eichenbaum in the 32nd minute and the Blue Devils hung on to pick up a win over a top-10 opponent in the Golden Eagles.

Wall 2, Point Boro 1 (OT)

Jake Petillo scored the golden goal with 1:38 left in the second overtime and the Crimson Knights won a hard-fought match against the Panthers.

Bo Pepe assisted the game-winner and also assisted a goal by Tristan O'Neill that gave Wall a 1-0 lead in the 57th minute.

Point Boro answered with the equalizer in the 76th minute.

Tuesday, Oct. 10

Shore Conference Coaches Cup

Round of 16

(8) St. John Vianney 1, (9) Red Bank 0

Anthony Marano scored the game-winner in the 75th minute off a pass from Kyle DiMarco and the Lancers pulled out a thrilling win over the Bucs in their Coaches Cup opener. St. John Vianney awaits the winner of Wednesday's round-of-16 match between No. 16 Ranney and No. 1 Rumson-Fair Haven.

Opening Round

(13) Brick 5, (20) Keyport 1

Mateusz Torba scored two goals, while Matt Rhodas, Karl Loffredo and Anthony Martone each added one to help the Green Dragons top the Red Raiders in advancing to the Coaches Cup round of 16 against No. 4 Raritan.

(16) Ranney 5, (17) Neptune 1

Tyler Yang scored two goals and Dev Nayer added a goal and an assist to lead the Panthers past the Scarlet Fliers and into a Coaches Cup round-of-16 match vs. top-seeded Rumson-Fair Haven.

Alex Lennon and Eddie Magherini scored the other two Ranney goals.

(12) Pinelands 8, (21) Asbury Park 1

Matt Sarfo rolled up a hat trick and dished out an assist to highlight a rout by the Wildcats against the Blue Bishops.

Dan Eberlin posted two goals and an assist, Will Sisco added a goal and an assist and Atticus Evison-Behrman dished out two assists. Andrew Landon opened the scoring for Pinelands in the sixth minute and Peyton Auermuller closed it with a goal in the 67th.

Jalens Phillippe scored the lone Asbury Park goal.

Non-Conference

Henry Hudson 1, Thomas Edison Energy 0

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