Turning Point Of The Game

James Anderson caught fire from long-range against the Mustangs, earning Turning Point Player of the Game honors and propelling Middletown South to the victory.

Jakari Spence helped Toms River North extend their A-South winning streak and earned Turning Point Player of the Game honors.

Toms River North's Najae Hallenbeck put up 25 first-half points and helped the Mariners down Wall 66-50.

Senior guard Kieran Flanagan helped the Warriors get out to an early lead that they wouldn't relinquish.

In a game that came down to the wire, sophomore FS Matt Dollive made a big play when it mattered and iced the game for the Crimson Knights.

Clinging to a one point lead late in the 4th quarter, junior Logan Peters connected with junior Casey Larkin on a play that "might have saved the day" for Wall.

After going up 14-6, Wall quickly forced a big turnover that gave them great field position for their third TD drive of the half.

With the second quarter winding down, Holmdel had yet to attempt a pass against Red Bank Regional. On a 2nd and 6, they decided to air it out.

Junior QB Jake Kazanowsky lofted a pass to fellow junior Zac Browne, who made one of the best catches of the season.

Instead of playing the field position game, Red Bank Catholic decided to go for it on a 4th and 9 in Donovan Catholic territory.

On a 4th and 22 late in the first half, junior QB Nino Bua connected with senior WR Willie Gross for the conversion—and more.

Jake Kazanowsky fired a strike to the right side of the end zone, connecting with sliding junior WR Zach Goodale for a 25-yard TD.