Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard: Friday, September 18

Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Friday, September 18

 

Shore Conference Tournament

Group Stage

Group 4

Middletown North 3, Monmouth 2

Senior Ryan Otero capped a hat trick with the game-winning goal in the 70th minute and the Lions (2-5) picked up three points in group play by topping the Falcons (4-2). Sophomore Dean Fredericks scored both Monmouth goals.

 

Group 5

Ranney 2, Asbury Park 1

Sophomore Josiah Anderson scored a first-half equalizer and classmate Miles Serrapica scored the game-winning goal in the 70th minute to carry the Panthers (1-3-1) to a come-from-behind win over the Blue Bishops (2-5-1) in a crucial group-stage game for both sides.

Asbury Park jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a first-half goal by Jessie Cifuentes.

No. 8 Colts Neck 7, Brick 0

Senior Sean Moore drew up a hat trick and assisted another goal as the Cougars (4-2) coasted to a win over the Green Dragons (2-5), with Moore moving within three goals of the all-time career mark in Shore Conference history. Moore currently stands at 91 career goals, three shy of record-holder and Shore Regional graduate J.T. Kessler.

Junior Braedon Reilly scored two of Colts Neck’s first three goals, the second of which came off the first of two assists by senior Pedro Navroski. Moore’s first goal came off a pass from senior Daniel Macedo to put Colts Neck ahead, 2-0, and the senior striker added two more goals before the half, including one off the second of Navroski’s assist.

Moore assisted a goal by sophomore Luca Monteforte to make it 6-0 early in the second half and senior Zack Bernstein scored the final goal.

 

Regular Season

Non-Division

Point Beach 6, Pinelands 0

Senior Brody Powers scored two goals on the tail-end of the second half and also added two assists to lead another one-sided win for the Garnet Gulls (6-0), this time over the Wildcats (0-7) to extend their season-opening winning streak to six.

Juniors Jack Morgan and Tyler Morgan scored the first two goals, with juniors Maximus Rivas and Evan Hajeski assisting the two goals. Powers then assisted a goal by fellow senior Landon Hoberman before scored his pair of goals — both off assists by senior Jack Swider. Hajeski capped the scoring with the lone goal of the second half, which also came off a Powers assist.