Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard: Monday, September 28
Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard
Monday, September 28
Shore Conference Tournament
Group Stage
Group 1
No. 2 CBA 6, Red Bank Catholic 0
Three different CBA players scored in the first nine minutes of the match and junior Cristian Notaro contributed a goal and an assist two minutes apart late in the first half as the Colts (8-2-1) coasted to a win over the Caseys (5-4).
Senior John Little opened the scoring with a finish off a corner by classmate Matt Papagni in the third minute. Three minutes later, senior Alex Alvarez scored off a pass from senior Justin Arias and three more minutes later, junior Romeo Guida extended the CBA lead to 3-0 in the ninth minute by knocking in a pass from senior Liam Wheeler.
Notaro assisted a goal by junior Dom Kasprowicz in the 36th minute, the scored off a feed from senior Shane Landau two minutes later to extend the CBA lead to 5-0. In the 54th, junior Carson Poprik tapped in a shot off a header by junior Roger Mackey to get the ball to the ground.
No. 6 Manasquan 3, Red Bank 1
Junior Noah Matuch scored the tie-breaking goal in the 69th minute and senior Liam Byrne followed with the exclamation point in the 73rd to seal the Warriors (8-2) win over the Bucs (5-4), setting up a match between Manasquan and CBA on Oct. 6 to determine the Group 1 winner.
Senior Adam Rodricks opened the scoring for Manasquan in the first half before Red Bank equalized early in the second on a goal by senior Abraham Perez off a pass from freshman Tyler Salvo.
CBA owns the goal-differential on Manasquan through three group matches, so a tie vs. CBA would give CBA first place in the group and a bye through the first round of the Shore Conference Tournament.
Group 2
No. 4 Jackson 1, Holmdel 0
Senior Serhii Hryhoriak headed in a free kick from junior Anthony Materia in the 71st minute for the lone and winning goal, which delivered the Jaguars (8-0-3) a win over the Hornets (1-7) that keeps them unbeaten on the season and clinches Jackson first place in Group 2. With the first-place finish, the Jaguars are guaranteed a bye through the first round of the Shore Conference Tournament.
Matawan at Southern — PPD, Oct. 9, 4 p.m.
Group 3
No. 8 Toms River East 4, Raritan 0
Sophomore Nico Pedalino broke open the scoring with the lone goal of the first half and classmate Jack Gillen sealed the win with two second-half goals as the Raiders (6-1) rebounded from last week’s group-stage loss to Ocean by handling the Rockets (2-6).
Pedalino scored off a pass from senior Malcolm Smith in the 34th minute to give Toms River South the lead six minutes before halftime. Senior Ayden Salazar extended the lead to 2-0 in the 47th off a set-up from junior Brady Gillen and Jack Gillen scored in both the 56th and 64th minutes — both off assists from junior Vincenzo Nasuta.
Sophomore Mike Peck made two saves in goal to earn the shutout.
No. 7 Ocean 6, Barnegat 2
Senior Connor Shaw and junior Amari Dunn each scored two goals and the Spartans rolled to a Senior Night win over the Bengals (7-3) that clinches Ocean (6-2-1) the No. 1 spot in Group 3, along with a first-round bye in the SCT.
Senior Avery Wigfall opened the scoring by finishing off an assist from classmate Nic Critelli. Shaw and Dunn combined for the next four goals, with assists coming from senior Jack Toppi, senior Wesley Joseph and junior Brody Shaw. Senior Ethan Navarette scored to cap the scoring off a pass from sophomore Tyler Zohn.
Seniors Nate Scisco and Max Yudman each scored for Barnegat
Group 4
No. 1 Manalapan 7, Monmouth 0
Junior Connor McDonald scored two goals and classmate Max Kazanovich created a pair of scores as well as the Braves (7-0-1) rolled to a win over the Falcons (4-5). Kazanovich scored a goal and his strike into the box was redirected into the net for an own goal.
Senior Evan Gluzman, sophomore Mike Schrader and junior Jake Ramella each added a goal and Ramella also assisted one.
Toms River South 1, Middletown North 0
Junior Charles Cox caught the opposing keeper off his line and launched a long shot into the goal in the 51st minute — the deciding strike in a win for the Indians (4-4-1) over the Lions (2-8) that clinches Toms River South a spot in the Shore Conference Tournament.
Junior Bain Howe slid the ball to Cox for the winning shot to pick up the assist. Senior Jayden Catusco saved four shots to secure the shutout with no margin for error.
Group 5
Colts Neck 6, Asbury Park 0
Senior Sean Moore tied the all-time Shore Conference goal-scoring record by posting a hat trick and the Cougars (6-3) rolled to a win over the Blue Bishops (2-8-1). Moore’s three goals on Monday improved his career total to 94, which matches 2016 Shore Regional graduate J.T. Kessler for the all-time career lead.
Moore scored the lone goal of the first half by converting a penalty kick in the 23rd minute. In the 46th, he let a pass from classmate Pedro Navorski pass him and roll into the goal for a 2-0 Colts Neck lead, giving his fellow senior the goal.
Moore nailed a diving header on a pass from junior Braedon Reilly to extend the lead to 5-0 in the 67th minute and finished off his hat trick in the 76th, when he ran onto a through-ball from Navroksi and ripped it in from just outside the six-yard box.
In addition to the three goals and the new record, Moore also assisted a goal by sophomore Luca Monteforte with a cross to the back post, where Monteforte struck it into the goal. With three goals and an assist, Moore is also five points away from tying the all-time scoring record at the Shore Conference, which was set by Manchester High School’s Mark Wilson in the mid 1980’s. Moore finished Monday with 227 career points (94 goals, 39 assists).
Sophomore Cristian Sclafani scored the other Colts Neck goal, which came on a top-of-the-18-yard strike to give the Cougars a 3-0 lead in the 58th minute.
No. 9 Toms River North 5, Ranney 2
Senior Abraham Torres scored two goals in the first 23 minutes on the way to a hat trick and the Mariners (7-3) topped the Panthers (3-5-1) to set up a showdown with Toms River North on Oct. 6 that will decide the first-place team in Group 5.
Senior Reiley Woodman assisted the first goal by Torres in the 10th minute and later scored in the 38th minute to extend Toms River North’s lead to 4-1. Senior Manuele Lubrano assisted the second goal by Torres in the 23rd, the set up a goal by senior Chris Ruggiero in the 29th to extend the Mariners lead to 3-0. Ruggiero also assisted Woodman’s goal in the 38th.
Sophomore Miles Serrapica put Ranney on the scoreboard with a goal in the 32nd minute to pull Ranney within 3-1 and junior Luke O’Hagan cut the Toms River North lead to 4-2 with a goal in the 46th. Torres finished off the scoring for Toms River North with a goal in the 53rd.
Group 6
Rumson-Fair Haven 3, Brick Memorial 2 (OT)
Liam Kennedy scored the golden goal in the first minute of overtime and the Bulldogs (6-2-2) pulled out a road win over the Mustangs (0-6-1). Sophomore Winston Jeffriss assited the game-winning in overtime and also scored the first Rumson goal, which senior Fionn Gallagher set up in the 20th minute with a corner kick.
Senior Frank Gripp converted a penalty kick in the 71st minute to help push the game into extra time for Rumson.
No. 3 Marlboro 7, Pinelands 0
Senior Ethan LaRock and junior Andrew Loziner each scored two goals and the Mustangs (6-2-1) stampeded over the Wildcats (0-11) to remain perfect in group play.
Zeyad Sakalla and Logan Golden each notched a goal and an assist, senior Andrew Fried added a goal and senior Nick Hramyka dealt out two assists in the win. Senior Vladimir Anokhin and junior Rishab Krishnan also contributed an assist apiece for Marlboro.
St. Rose at Freehold Boro — PPD, TBA
Group 7
Middletown South 4, Lakewood 0
Seniors Jake Mattes and Matt Hegel each scored two goals to spark the Eagles (4-4) to a win over the Piners (2-9) that clinches them first place in Group 7 and a first-round bye in the Shore Conference Tournament.
Mattes also contributed an assist and senior Grant Pipercic dished out two assists for Middletown South.
Point Boro 5, Neptune 1
Junior Jameson Mahon scored two goals and senior Cole Danko delivered a goal and two assists to lead the Panthers (3-7) over the Scarlet Fliers (5-5), keeping alive their hopes of qualifying for the Shore Conference Tournament.
Junior Ben Scott also contributed two assistes, including the set-up of Mahon’s first goal, which kicked off the scoring in the seventh minute. Danko then found junior Greyson Russoman for a finish in the 15th, giving Point Boro a 2-0 edge.
Sophomore Tevenerri Verdieu cut Neptune’s deficit in half with a goal in the 44th, but Point Boro came right back in the 48th with the second goal by Mahon off the second assist of the game by Scott.
Senior Nico Veni extended the lead to 4-1 in the 70th off a pass from Danko, who capped the scoring four minutes later off a pass from junior Caleb Losa.
Group 8
Howell 7, Keyport 0
Juniors Tom Beurskens and Lucas Marino each scored a goal and an assist in the first half and Rich Mould struck for two goals in the second half as the Rebels (9-1) coasted to a win over the Red Raiders (2-9).
Howell’s four first-half goals came within a span of five minutes, starting with Beurskens in the 20th off a pass from Marino. Junior Juan Maria cashed in a pass from sophomore Max Gaudious a minute later and Marino scored in the 22nd off an assist from Beurskens. Junior Milli Martinez completed the five-minute outburst with a goal to make it 4-0.
Cole Clendennen scored a minute into the second half and assisted the second of Mould’s goals to cap the scoring.
No. 10 Shore 5, Donovan Catholic 0
Senior Michael Ilvento scored two goals and assisted another while classmate Silvio Pesso scored a goal and assisted two to power the Blue Devils (5-2-1) to a win over the Griffins (2-5-1).
Pessoa assisted both goals by Ilvento, then scored off a pass from Ilvento to make it 3-0. Senior defender Jackson Motzenbecker converted a penalty kick for his first career goal and sophomore Gavin Cavanaugh capped the scoring off a pass from sophomore Hayden DeRosa.
St. John Vianney 7, Manchester 2
Junior Ethan Eddleston went off for four goals and classmate Greg Azer added a brace to lead the Lancers (5-6) to a one-sided win over the Hawks (2-7-2).
Eddleston scored twice in the first 13 minutes — both thanks to assists by sophomore Orion Shubert-Pinto — and added his second two goals in the second half. Azer scored in the 21st minute and again just before halftime, while senior Joe Mullen kicked in another first-half goal, as SJV went up 5-1 by intermission.
Regular Season
Non-Division
Long Branch 5, New Egypt 0
Senior Marco Volpe scored a goal in each half and the Green Wave (5-7) rolled to a shutout win over the Warriors (3-6-1), with senior Ethan Caceras-Quintanilla picking up the clean sheet in goal.
Junior Carlos Rodas added a goal and an assist, while seniors Jordan Vieira and Miguel Gonzalez each contributed a goal.
Central 2, Wall 1 (OT)
Senior Julian Lenovich scored the game-tying goal with eight seconds left in regulation, then found junior Mike Bianco for the golden goal in the first overtime session to give the Golden Eagles (2-7) a thrilling win over the Crimson Knights (4-5-1).
Freshman Nico Pasqualini hit Lenovich with the pass that set him up for the equalizer with eight seconds showing on the game clock. Sophomore Oliver Rhoades gave Wall a 1-0 lead with a set-piece header in the first half.
Non-Conference
Point Beach 5, Spotswood 2
Senior Brody Powers scored a hat trick along with an assist and junior Evan Hajeski pitched in two goals and an assist to carry the undefeated and untied Garnet Gulls (9-0) over the Chargers (6-4) for their ninth straight win to open the season.
