Wednesday, Oct. 18

Shore Conference Tournament

Semifinals

At Summerfield Elementary School, Neptune

(2) Howell 2, (3) Toms River North 1

Junior Nick Turturro scored a goal in the first half and assisted one in the second before the Howell defense held strong in the final minutes to help the Rebels upend the Mariners and advance to the SCT championship game for the second consecutive season.

Turturro broke a scoreless deadlock in the 23rd minute. He received a pass over the midfield from classmate Tye Maser, carried a defender to the left side of the box, cut the ball back and slipped a right-footed shot to the far lower-right corner of the goal.

The next successful scoring chance came near the end of the end of the 74th minute on a free kick from 23 yards out on the right side. Turturro curled a left-footed shot that a crashing Bryce Ocholla flicked with his head, directing it to the far side netting with 5:57 left.

Toms River North broke up the shutout just 33 seconds after Turturro's second goal. Senior Luke Montanile headed down a corner kick by junior James Homyak and knocked it in to slice the deficit back to one goal.

Toms River North played the last five minutes with 10 men after Turkan Curak picked up his second red card.

(1) CBA 1, (12) Middletown North 0

Christian DeOliveira headed in a ball into the box from fellow defender Sean Galvin in the first half and the Colts defense made it stand up in a win over Middletown North that sends CBA to its third straight SCT final.

Middletown North cleared the ball out of its own box following a CBA corner kick, but Galvin settled it 35 yards away from the goal. After surveying the field, Galvin spotted DeOliveira on the right side of the box and sent a diagonal pass from the air from the opposite side of the field.

DeOliveira lined up a clean header and buried it into the far left corner of the goal.

CBA's defense kept Middletown North quiet all game long, with the Lions' only chance coming in the third minute of the second half. Leading scorer Josiah Stepney got a step on his defender and got off a clean shot from 10 yards away, but his strike skipped wide of the near right post.

Middletown North goalkeeper Landon Terrell kept the CBA lead at 1-0 with four key saves, including one on a breakaway attempt by CBA leading scorer Dylan Millevoi.

For the second straight year, CBA will take on No. 2 Howell in the SCT championship game, which will kick off at 3 p.m. Saturday in Neptune with CBA in search of its third straight championship.

 

Shore Conference Coaches Cup

Semifinals

(1) Rumson-Fair Haven 4, (5) Freehold Twp. 1

Luke DeAngelo and Peyton Wener each scored in the final seven minutes of the first half to turn a one-goal deficit into a lead the Bulldogs would not give up against the Patriots.

Rumson moves on to play Holmdel in the Coaches Cup championship -- a rematch of a regular-season overtime thriller between the two Class A Central rivals, won by Rumson, 3-2.

Alessandro Principato gave Freehold Township a 1-0 lead with a goal in the 17th minute. Rumson leveled the score when DeAngelo converted a pass from Liam Bennett into a goal in the 33rd minute.

The Bulldogs grabbed the lead for good in the 38th, when Werner finished off a pass from Owen Saad.

Barnett put the game away in the 72nd off a pass from D'Angelo and D'Angelo capped the scoring in the final minute with his second goal of the game -- this one off an assist from Werner.

(2) Holmdel 2, (6) Manchester 1

Frakie Brusco scored the winning goal in the 78th minute off a pass from Tyler Gravier and the Hornets rallied from an early one-goal deficit to turn back the Hawks and secure Holmdel a spot in the Coaches Cup final Saturday at Summerfield Elementary School at 10 a.m. vs. Rumson-Fair Haven.

Anderson Ordoñez-Mejia scored to give Manchester the early 1-0 lead, but Holmdel pulled even before the half on a goal by Stephan Kapranov, with an assist from Younis Kamel.

 

Class B North

Long Branch 4, No. 12 Colts Neck 2

Chris Garcia-Lopez scored two goals and assisted another as the Green Wave beat the Cougars, which gives Manasquan a share of the Class B North championship along with Colts Neck.

Wyatt Vicente and Thomas Silva scored the other two Long Branch goals.

 

Non-Division

Brick 2, Lacey 1

Anthony Martone and Mateuz Torba each scored a goal and the Green Dragons topped the Lions.

Barnegat 3, Brick Memorial 1

Julian Marfino scored two goals and assisted one by Sean O'Neill as the Bengals topped the Mustangs.

Raritan 3, Freehold Boro 0

Stefan Cojocariu and Owen Brackett both scored a goal in the first 14 minutes and the Rockets rolled to a shutout win over the Colonials. Justin Cusumano capped the scoring in the 66th minute.

St. John Vianney 7, Donovan Catholic 1

Kyle DiMarco posted a hat trick and an assist while Anthony Marano went for two goals and two assists in a Lancers rout of the Griffins. Mason Boles also contributed a goal and an assist, while Dom Fuccio scored his first varsity goal.

Point Beach at Point Boro, 3:45 p.m.

No. 10 Toms River East 1, No. 7 St. Rose 1

Luke Bodziak scored off a pass from Jackson Markovitch in the first half for Toms River East before Andrew Restiano answered with a second-half equalizer off a Carlos Ramos assist as the Raiders and Purple Roses played to a draw.

Manalapan 5, Pinelands 3

Mike Pepe scored two goals to lead the way as the Braves won a high-scoring battle with the Wildcats. Jon Luz, Steven Bechutsky and Dylan Cassidy each added a goal for Manalapan.

 

Non-Conference

Marlboro 3, Old Bridge 2 (OT)

Trevor Barrett scored two goals and Ryan Cohen added a goal and an assist to help the Mustangs battle past the Knights in overtime.

Jackson Memorial 2, Spotswood 0

Stephen Csatari struck for a goal in the ninth minute and Shaan Moon tacked on a second goal for Jackson Memorial in a Jaguars win over the Chargers.

Shore 8, Thomas Edison Charter 0

Lorenzo Tagliasacchi scored two goals to go with an assist and the Blue Devils rolled to a win over Thomas Edison. Santino Scarponi and Andreas Barrett each scored a goal and dished out an assist.

 

Tuesday, Oct. 17

Class B Central

Red Bank Catholic 3, Asbury Park 0

 

Non-Division

No. 14 Ocean 4, Red Bank 0

Andrew Palumbo, Alexander Korolev, Lucas Renvoize and Connor Shaw each scored a goal to help the Spartans race past the Bucs.

Neptune 3, Donovan Catholic 2

Julian Lemus scored two goals and the Scarlet Fliers pulled out a win over the Griffins. Nate Kerr added a goal and an assist and Sebastian Canaverde assisted two goals as well for Neptune.

Matawan 4, Ranney 2

Noah Pagan, Eric Friedman, Sal Cassano and Nico Skeete each scored a goal and the Huskies doubled up the Panthers. Dev Nayer tallied a goal for Ranney, which also scored on an own goal.

Jackson Liberty 3, Keyport 0

Giovanni Batista opened the scoring in the 33rd minute before Ryan Monday and Josh Hybbeneth each added second-half goals as the Lions upended the Red Raiders.

 

 

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