Phillip Wheeler

Ranney's four-year run will come to an end Sunday against Bergen Catholic and the outcome of that game, one way or the other, will stamp the legacy of its memorable senior class.

Six challengers will attempt to dethrone three-time defending champion Scottie Lewis in the I'm Possible Slam Dunk Contest on March 21 in Toms River.

Bryan Antoine led five Ranney players in double-figures with 20 points and the defending champs coasted past No. 4 Freehold Township and into the SCT title game at Monmouth for the second straight year.

Ranney had its hands full with Middletown South in the first half but pulled away to reach the SCT semifinals for the third straight year.

Bryan Antoine bounced back from an off-game on Sunday with 25 points and Ranney raced past Roselle Catholic, the top-ranked team in the state, at Wednesday's Shore Challenge.

Ranney's senior class, and specifically is five-star duo, have a chance to cement their legacy at the Shore and in the state with one last run at a Tournament of Champions crown.

After a breakout sophomore season at Rumson-Fair Haven, Phillip Wheeler is planning to join defending T of C champion Roselle Catholic this coming season.

Meet the six Shore standouts taking part in the third annual I'm Possible Slam Dunk Contest, scheduled for Wednesday night in Toms River.

Top-seeded Rumson pulled away late Thursday to beat Bordentown and advance to the CJ 2 final, which they will host Monday vs. No. 3 Carteret.

The two-time Shore Conference Tournament champions played with an edge Thursday night and blitzed Rumson to reach their third straight title game.

Rumson rose to the occasion in the fourth quarter to earn a road win over Manasquan in another installment of one of the Shores best rivalries.

Phillip Wheeler and Teddy Sourlis got Rumson going and the No. 3 Bulldogs fought past No. 9 Red Bank Catholic at the Jersey Shore Challenge on Wednesday.