Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard: Friday, October 2

Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Friday, October 2

 

Shore Conference Tournament

Group Stage

Group 6

No. 3 Marlboro 6, Brick Memorial 0

Senior Nick Hramyka scored two goals and Mustangs (8-2-1) rode a well-rounded attack to a win over Brick Memorial (0-8-1), clinching Marlboro a spot in the Shore Conference Tournament while relegating Brick Memorial to the Shore Conference Coaches Cup.

Sophomore Marco Lobosco, junior Adhvaith Madineni, senior Jayden Hegt and senior Drew Berkowicz each added a goal, while senior Andrew Freid and junior Ethan Heller distributed two assists apiece for Marlboro.

 

Non-Division

No. 7 Ocean 1, Middletown South 0

Senior Connor Shaw connected on a 30-yard strike in the 71st minute and the Spartans (7-3-1) held on to topple the Eagles (4-6), with senior Matt Makower earning the shutout in goal.

 

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Matawan 3, Raritan 1

Senior Marcos Youssef broke the seal with a goal in the 56th minute and the Huskies (8-1-1) surged to a win over the Rockets (3-7). Senior Ryan Hart added Matawan’s second goal off an assist from sophomore Freddie Ronda and sophomore Hamdaan Bajwa capped the scoring off a feed from senior Derek Busch to extend the Huskies lead to 3-0.

No. 10 Shore 3, Neptune 0

Senior Silvio Pessoa assisted a goal by sophomore Gavin Cavanaugh, then scored two goals during the 29th minute to provide the Blue Devils (7-2-1) with the scoring they needed to nail down a win over the Scarlet Fliers (6-6).

Howell 4, No. 5 Freehold Township 1

Juniors Tom Beurskens and Lucas Marino both scored within the first five minutes and senior Andrew Holmes produced a goal and an assist in the second half to lead the Rebels (11-1) to a resounding win over the Patriots (7-4-1).

Beurskens opened the scoring off a feed from senior Juan Maria and Marino followed with a finish in the fifth off a set-up by sophomore Max Gaudious. Junior Jack Manfredonia cut Howell’s lead in half with a goal in the 44th minute for Freehold Township, but Holmes help put the game away by scoring off an assist from senior Marc Gaudious in the 65th minute, then assisting a goal by sophomore Chase Sharpe in the 77th.

Lakewood 6, Keyport 1

Senior Steven Aguilar posted a hat trick and junior Orlin Cortez chipped in two goals and an assist to power a Piners (4-9) win over the Red Raiders (2-11). Junior Johan Rodriguez delivered the other Lakewood goal.

Lacey 6, Point Boro 0

Junior Paul Guerriero recorded a hat trick thanks to three assists by sophomore Tristan DeRosa, who also scored two goals as the Laceys routed the Panthers on a record-setting day for senior goalkeeper Dylan Graham.

In addition to posting a shutout, Graham set a new program record by making his 502nd save in goal.

Junior Jacob Ziobro ended the game in the 68th minute by scoring off a pass from classmate Brian Hayes.

Red Bank 4, Monmouth 1

Senior Billy Carbajal scored the first of three unanswered goals by Red Bank in the second half and was one of four seniors to score on Senior Night as the Bucs (6-5) pulled away with a win over the Falcons (5-6).

Senior Abraham Perez staked Red Bank to a 1-0 lead with the lone goal of the first half off a pass from sophomore Cole McMenamy, but Monmouth countered with the equalizer earlier in the second half on a finish by sophomore Lucas Alves.

Carbajal scored off a feed from classmate Brian Garcia to give Red Bank the lead and Garcia followed with a goal of his own to make it 3-1. Senior Alex Perez capped the scoring off a pass from sophomore Kevin Fitzpatrick.

No. 6 Manasquan 3, St. Rose 1

Junior Roberto Lucarelli, senior Adam Rodricks and junior Noah Matuch each produced a goal and the Warriors (9-2-1) battled past the Purple Roses (4-7-1).

Red Bank Catholic 3, Pinelands 2 (OT)

Junior Cathel McStravick assisted a goal by classmate James Main in the third minute and scored the game-winner in the 81st minute to spark the Caseys to a win over the Wildcats.

Senior Colin Gaines pushed RBC’s lead to 2-0 with a goal in the 23rd minute off a pass from fellow senior Jack Denver. Pinelands rallied with two goals by sophomore Steven Amato, including an equalizer that came in the 79th minute.

Junior Holden Szuwalski found McStravick for the golden-goal finish during the first minute of overtime.

Colts Neck 2, Southern 1 (OT) | Full Story

Senior Sean Moore broke the all-time Shore Conference goals record with a golden goal penalty kick in the 86th minute and the Cougars escaped with a road win over the Rams.

Moore took a pass from sophomore Cristian Sclafani and beat a defender before Southern sophomore goalkeeper Riley Hunt pulled him down as he drove toward the game-winning goal. With the game and Shore Conference record in front of him, Moore drilled a low strike to the left side of the goal for the 95th goal of his varsity career.

The 95 goals eclipse the previous record of 94, held by 2016 Shore Regional graduate J.T. Kessler. Moore had four quality chances in the game prior to his record-setting penalty kick, including a pair of free kicks — one that hit the crossbar and the other saved by Hunt. He also beat a group of three defenders along the end-line in the first half but mishit a close-range shot that Hunt directed away from the goal. Near the midway point of the second, he worked a give-and-go and unleashed an uncontested shot that sailed wide of the near-left post.

Moore now turns his attention to the Shore Conference’s all-time scoring record of 232 points, held by Manchester graduate Mark Wilson. After his game-winning goal on Friday, Moore stands at 230 points on 95 goals and 40 career assists. Colts Neck’s next game is Tuesday at Toms River North in Shore Conference Tournament group play, with the winner claiming first place in Group 4.

Colts Neck grabbed a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute on a pinpoint shot by junior Braedon Reilly off a pass from Sclafani. Reilly first-timed a left-footed strike that he tucked into the upper 90 from 25 yards out.

Southern equalized in the 42nd minute one a long ball into the box by junior George Katsianis that cleared Colts Neck freshman goalkeeper Jonas Camera and bounced into the goal before Reilly could clear it off the line.

No. 1 Manalapan 6, Rumson-Fair Haven 0

Senior Aiden Blumenfeld scored a hat trick and senior Ryan Seybuck notched a goal and an assist as the Braves (9-0-1) handled the Bulldogs (6-3-3). Seybuck opened the scoring with a 25-yard strike, while senior Andrew Cardieri and junior Jake Ramella each added a goal for Manalapan.

Middletown North 2, Holmdel 1

Senior Ryan Otero and junior Colton Dinella each scored a goal while junior Caden Brown and senior Andrew Polanco provided the assists in a Lions (4-8) win over the Hornets (1-9).

 

Non-Conference

Wall 4, Manchester 0

Sophomore Oliver Rhoades assisted the lone goal of the first half and scored one for himself in the second as the Crimson Knights (6-5-1) ran away with a win over the Hawks (2-9-2).

Rhoades found fellow sophomore Grayson Mazza in the 19th minute for the first goal and later scored in the 56th minute off the first of two assists by senior Shane Womack, which made the score 3-0. Junior Jackson Napolitano scored in the second minute of the second half off a pass from senior Kevin Anderson for a 2-0 lead and junior Michael Cortese capped the scoring in the 72nd off another set-up by Womack.