Turning Point Boys Basketball NJSIAA Sectional Final Scoreboard, 3/8/22
NJSIAA Tournament
Sectional Finals
Central Jersey Group III
(1) Manasquan 71, (2) Robbinsville 46 - Watch | Preview
Sophomore Ryan Frauenheim scored 19 points and dished out five assists to lead an offensive exhibition that propelled the Warriors (25-5) past the Ravens (20-8) for their third consecutive sectional championship and seventh overall.
Sophomore Alex Konov and freshman Darius Adams each added 15 points, freshman Griffin Linstra posted 11 points, five rebounds and eight assists and senior Matt Solomon put up nine points while hauling in 16 rebounds for Manasquan.
As a team, Manasquan shot 13-for-20 (65 percent) from beyond the three-point line, with Frauenheim going 5-for-6 and Konov 5-for-7 to lead the effort from long distance.
Robbinsville senior scored 13 points, including the 1,000th of his career.
Manasquan will take on South Jersey champion Woodrow Wilson Thursday at Brick Memorial in the Group III semifinals. Manasquan has played in one group championship game, which came in 2004.
Central Jersey Group I
(1) Burlington City 74, (2) Keyport 73 - Watch | Preview
The senior trio of D.J. Thomson, George Mitchell and Anthony Longo combined for 56 points and the Red Raiders (19-7) came within a point of an improbable fourth quarter comeback before running out of time and conceding the sectional championship to the Blue Devils (21-6).
Senior Izaiah Johnson scored 24 points and classmate DeJuan Hunter added 17 to lead Burlington City to its third straight Central Group I championship in its fourth straight trip to the sectional final.
Thomson led Keyport with 21 points, Mitchell poured in 20 and Longo chipped in 15. Keyport chopped what was a 15-point fourth-quarter lead for Burlington City down to two, 73-71, on the second of two clutch, contested three-pointers by Longo.
After Burlington City made one of two free throws with 16 seconds left, junior Tarrek Mimes nearly tied the game with a three-point attempt from the corner that rimmed out. Junior Max Judson scored on the follow with two seconds left, but the clock ran out on Keyport, denying the Red Raiders their first sectional title in 18 years.
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