Boys Basketball – Top Plays from the Postseason

The Shore Conference and NJSIAA Tournaments produced plenty of memorable moments and plays, many of which were caught on video. The Shore Sports Network readers picked their favorites over the past few days and here are the top 10 plays according to the vote.

10. Ranney sophomore Bryan Antoine scores his 1,000th career point vs. Middletown North in the SCT quarterfinals.

9. Toms River North junior Holden Petrick hits a leaner to tie the game with 2.1 seconds left in overtime vs. Shawnee in the South Jersey Group IV final.

Petrick ties it with 2.1 left! pic.twitter.com/Vnacydlkgw
— Bob Badders (@Bob_Badders) March 8, 2017

8. Manasquan senior Devin Jensen scores his 1,000th career point vs. Robbinsville in the Central Jersey Group II first round.

Manasquan's Devin Jensen drops in a layup in the 3rd Q to give him 1,001 career points. He then added a 3 and now has 21 for the game. pic.twitter.com/5XfLmNZrom — Scott Stump (@Scott_Stump) February 28, 2017

7. Ranney sophomore Scottie Lewis throws down a one-handed slam in traffic vs. Middletown North in the SCT quarterfinals.

6. Mater Dei senior Elijah Barnes throws down a two-handed dunk over Toms River North's Jaden Rhoden and gets the foul in the SCT semifinals.

5. Manchester senior Dejah Adams hits the game-winning three-pointer with five seconds left and Manchester wins its first ever sectional title in girls basketball.

Here it is, the final possession of the G2 SJ Final between @mthspantherpack and @MtownManiacs. @CMCSports @NjShoreVideo pic.twitter.com/0bDm3U2V8x — Matt Ulmer (@MattOCNJ) March 7, 2017

4. Senior Tyler Pierson puts the exclamation point on Rumson's first sectional title in 44 years.

3. Rumson senior Tyler Pierson hits the game-tying three-pointer with 23 seconds left to send the Bulldogs' Central Jersey Group II semifinal vs. Manasquan into overtime.

2. With his team trailing by two, Middletown North junior Chris Kenny hits a three at the buzzer to beat Colts Neck in the Central Jersey Group IV first round.

1. Marlboro senior Dan Weiss hits the go-ahead three-pointer with 35 seconds left to propel the Mustangs to a Shore Conference Tournament upset of Ranney.