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Elite Shore Conference Boys Soccer SCT Scoreboard, Tuesday, Oct. 14

Matt Manley|October 14, 2025|Last Updated October 15, 2025

Elite Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Tuesday, Oct. 14

Shore Conference Tournament

Opening Round

(11) Manasquan 4, (22) Red Bank 0

Senior Cruz Farkas rolled up a hat trick and the Warriors (11-3) cruised to a first-round over the Bucs (5-10-1) to earn a trip to play a rematch against Manalapan Thursday in the round of 16.

Farkas opened the scoring midway through the first half then added a second goal 10 minutes later off a pass from junior Luke Byrne for a 2-0 Warriors lead. Junior Quinn Juska capped the scoring by finishing a goal with one second left in the half. Farkas then capped it by slamming in a rebound off an initial miss by junior Adam Rodricks.

(12) Marlboro 2, (21) Ranney 0

Senior Vinny Pollifrone converted a penalty kick in the eighth minute and junior Andrew Freid added an insurance goal in the 62nd to power the Mustangs (5-3-4) to a first-round win over the Panthers (10-5). Marlboro will face Class A North rival Holmdel in Thursday’s round of 16.

Pollifrone buried his penalty attempt after a foul near the front of the goal awarded Marlboro with an early chance — the best opportunity during a wave of chances for the Mustangs in the first 15 minutes. Ranney countered with a string of three shots on goal during a five-minute stretch in the middle of the half, which included Marlboro junior goalkeeper Kosta Mastrokalos grazing a screaming, 25-yard shot by Ranney sophomore Braden Morin that slammed off the crossbar after Mastrokalos got a finger on it.

Marlboro earned breathing room in the 62nd minute, when senior Rishabh Krishnan found junior Andrew Freid with a diagonal through ball and Freid poked it in with his outside right boot.

(10) Ocean 2, (23) Middletown North 0

Junior Nic Critelli broke open the scoring off a deflected pass from classmate Brandon Johnson and senior Brandon Cosentino earned himself a penalty kick as insurance and the Spartans pulled through with a win over the Lions to push them into the round of 16 Thursday at No. 7 Southern.

(13) Lacey 3, (20) St. John Vianney 0

Three different Lacey players scored on goals created by senior Tanner Grozinski and the Lions (9-6) blanked the Lancers (7-5-4) to advance to the SCT round of 16 Thursday at No. 4 Middletown South.

Grozinski found junior Will Reid on a breakaway that opened the scoring in the 17th minute after Reid knocked in the cross from his senior teammate. In the 35th, Gronzinksi drew a takedown inside the 18-yard box to set up a penalty kick that senior Aiden Schmitt converted for a 2-0 lead.

Sophomore Paul Guerriero capped the scoring in the 68th minute off another assist from Grozinski.

(18) Brick 2, (15) Long Branch 1

Senior Carl Loffredo scored the equalizer in the 13th minute and classmate Gianno Godenzi delivered the game-winner on a penalty kick in the final minute of the first half before the Green Dragons (10-3) held strong on defense for the final 40 minutes in finishing off an upset of the Green Wave (10-3-1).

Loffredo scored on a breakaway to tie the game, 1-1, after junior Matheus Lopez broke the seal for Long Branch in the eighth minute. In the final seconds of the half, Loffredo beat a defender along the end-line and was tripped up inside the box as he cut it back toward the middle, leading to a penalty kick with a 11 seconds left before intermission. Godenzi bured the penalty kick to the upper right of the goal for a 2-1 lead that Brick would protect behind its defense and senior goalkeeper Devin Baldwin.

Brick moves on to face No. 2 Colts Neck Thursday in the round of 16.

(9) Toms River East 6, (24) Barnegat 0

Three different Toms River East players scored goals off assists from three different players in the first half and senior Aiden Reis added two second-half goals as the Raiders (12-4) handled the Bengals (7-7) to earn a round-of-16 road match against No. 8 Rumson-Fair Haven.

Sophomore Jose Sanchez opened the scoring in the sixth minute with his first varsity goal off a pass from senior Aiden Corapi. Junior Ayden Salazar extended the lead to 2-0 in the 17th minute off a feed from Reis and senior J.J. Reed pushed forward for a goal in the 25th off the first of two assists by sophomore Brady Gillen.

Gillen set up the first goal of the second half as well — a finish by senior Alex Heid three minutes after halftime. Three minutes later, Reis finished a pass by Salazar for a 5-0 lead and Reis later capped the scoring after collecting a pass from junior Nick DiMeola in the 53rd.

(17) Point Boro 3 (16) Central 2 (OT)

Senior Alberto Boscolo-Cegion scored the second of his two go-ahead goals 1:22 into overtime and the Panthers (9-6-1) downed the Golden Eagles (6-7) for the eighth straight win, which sends them to the round of 16 Thursday at CBA.

Senior Joe Doles assisted both goals by Boscolo-Cegion and set up the game-winner with a run that spanned nearly half the field. After Point Boro cleared out a Central free kick into the box, Doles won the ball at midfield, carried it through the middle of the field and delivered a well-placed pass between two defenders to Boscolo-Cegion making a run on the right side of the field. The senior lined up the ball from Doles and one-timed a left-footed strike just under the bar for the game-winner.

Doles and Boscolo-Cegion linked up for a go-ahead goal in the 63rd minute as well. A hand ball just outside the edge of the 18-yard box set Point Boro up with a free kick and Doles initiated the play with an on-ball touch that Boscolo-Cegion ripped to the lower right of the goal for a 2-1 Panthers lead.

The final score was Point Boro’s third lead of the game and its 1-0 lead came after senior goalkeeper Logan Forte saved a penalty kick in the ninth minute with the game still scoreless. In the 23rd minute, junior Cole Danko scored the game’s first goal after senior Dean Cardia fought through a defender and forced the ball to Danko, who emerged from a group of defenders with a clean shot that he buried inside the right post.

Central tied the game in the 54th when senior Ilyas Ciltepe ran down a pass by senior Michael Boyer and chipped it over Forte for the equalizer. Ciltepe struck again with 5:59 showing on the regulation clock, when he controlled a flick from freshman Justin DellaPietro with his chest and one-timed a left-footed strike into the right corner of the goal, tying the game at 2-2.

(14) Freehold Twp. 2, (19) Brick Memorial 1

Senior Alex Rivera scored the deciding goal on a counter-attack early in the first half and sophomore goalkeeper Giuseppe Romano saved a penalty kick in the 75th that sealed a Patriots (9-5-1) win over the Mustangs (11-6) that advances Freehold Township to the SCT round of 16 Thursday at No. 3 Toms River South.

Freehold Township jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a goal by senior Bobby Lockard off a corner kick in the 26th minute. Nine minutes later, Brick Memorial senior Sebastian Milan connected on a 35-yard smash that pulled the Mustangs even before halftime.

In the 75th, junior Nate Stryker drew a foul inside the box to earn Brick Memorial a penalty kick, but Romano read it for the save and denied the Mustangs on their best chance of the second half.

 

Shore Conference Coaches Cup

Opening Round

(16) New Egypt 2, (17) Pinelands 0

Senior Ryan Reynolds scored a first-half goal and assisted another by classmate Braeden Fischer to lead the Warriors (5-9) to a win over the Wildcats (2-9-1), setting up a Coaches Cup round-of-16 match with top-seeded Shore.

(13) Raritan 4, (20) Lakewood 0

Senior Owen Brackett scored a goal in each half — including one in the first minute of the game — and the Rockets rolled to a round-one win over the Piners to earn a road test vs. No. 4 Freehold Boro Thursday in the Coaches Cup Round of 16.

Senior Jake Bennett extended the lead to 2-0 in the 49th and Bennett and junior James Thorn scored less than a minute apart in the 57th to cap the scoring.

 

Non-Conference

Rumson-Fair Haven 2, Westfield 1

Senior Bobby Quaglia assisted a goal by classmate Bobby Tamashunas in the 26th minute and added the clinching goal three minutes later off a throw-in by senior Zack Halpern to lead the Bulldogs (8-4-3) to a win over the Blue Devils (5-7-2).

 

Postponements/Cancelations

Class B Central

Henry Hudson at Keyport — PPD, TBA

Non-Conference

Bound Brook at Point Beach — Canceled

Colts Neck at Summit — Canceled

 

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