Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard: Saturday, October 10

Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Saturday, October 10

 

Shore Conference Tournament

Group Stage

Group 6

Freehold Boro 6, St. Rose 0

Junior Klodian Jaku dialed up a hat trick thanks to three assists from senior teammate Humberto Hernandez and the Colonials (7-6) coasted past the Purple Roses (4-9-1) and into the final spot in the 24-team Shore Conference Tournament field.

Senior Ade Franklyn drew a penalty kick in the 17th minute and converted the attempt to open the scoring and three minutes later, Joku poked in a cross from Hernandez for a 2-0 lead that Freehold Boro carried into halftime.

In the 43rd minute, Hernandez again played a low cross from right to left and Joku slammed the deflected pass in for his second goal and a 3-0 lead. In the 48th, Hernandez popped a pass over the defense that hit Joku in stride before he finished off the hat trick. Just one minute later, the Colonials went up 5-0 on a goal by junior Jayden Aziz off the rebound of an initial shot by sophomore Jael Lopez.

Senior Alan Orozco capped the scoring with a goal in the 55th off a pass from junior Daniel Mejia-Sanchez.

 

Non-Division

Brick Memorial 2, Neptune 1

Senior Nick Stryker scored off a pass from junior Matt Heptig and freshman Aries Santiago finished the deciding goal off a feed from Colin Penergast as the Mustangs (2-9-1) upended the Scarlet Fliers (7-7).

Barnegat 2, No. 8 Shore 1

Senior Nelson Agueta-Cedillos scored the tie-breaking goal in the 70th minute and the Bengals (10-4) rallied to knock off the Blue Devils (8-3-2) on the road. Argueta-Cedillos pounced on an errant pass in the Shore defensive third and launched a 30-yard shot into an exposed Blue Devils goal for a 2-1 lead.

Barnegat leveled the score in the first half on a penalty kick by senior Nate Scisco after Shore struck first on a goal by senior Silvio Pessoa off a pass from classmate Kosta Vasilopoulos. The goal by Scisco gave him 112 career points, matching Barnegat’s school record for career scoring.

No. 9 Howell 2, Holmdel 1

Junior Andrew Holmes scored the equalizer in the 60th minute and classmate James Cantagallo finished the game-winner in the 75th to deliver the Rebels (13-2) a come-from-behind win over the Hornets (2-11).

Junior Devon Lau scored in the 50th minute for Holmdel, which played with 10 players for the final 15 minutes of the match due to a second-yellow card.

Jackson 2, Raritan 0

Sophomore Tyler Felicelli scored off a pass from senior Serhii Hryhoriak in the 47th minute and freshman Mason Monday added a second Jackson goal off a feed from junior Kyle Derti as the Jaguars (12-1-3) blanked the Rockets (3-10) on the road.

St. John Vianney 5, Red Bank Catholic 2

Junior Ethan Eddleston scored two goals and dished out two assists while senior Joe Mullen chipped in a goal and two assists to lead the Lancers (8-7) to a win over the Caseys (6-7-1).

Eddleston scored the lone SJV goal of the first half, which came in the 13th minute off Mullen’s first assist. Eddleston struck again in the 51st minute off a find from junior Stefan Olvedy, then set up Mullen’s goal in the 55th minute.

Sophomore Ryan Stockett converted a pass from Eddleston into a goal in the 75th and junior Greg Azer capped the scoring in the 79th off another assist from Mullen.

No. 5 Toms River East 2, Middletown South 1

Senior Ayden Salazar assisted a goal by junior Brennen Hutton in the 51st minute, then scored the game-winner in the 57th off a set-up by junior Brady Gillen to give the Raiders (11-1) a road win over the Eagles (4-9).

Senior Matt Hegel scored a goal for Middletown South for the second straight game, this time off an assist from senior Jake Mattes.

Point Beach 5, Point Boro 1

Junior Evan Hajeski scored a hat trick for the third consecutive game and the Garnet Gulls (12-0) answered an early Point Boro score with five unanswered goals in a win over the crosstown rival Panthers (6-9).

Senior Brody Powers assisted two of Hajeski’s goals, including the first-half equalizer. Powers then scored the winning goal before the half to send Point Beach to the break with a 2-1 edge.

After he assisted Powers’s winning goal, junior Jack Morgan scored to kick off the second-half scoring off an assist from Hajeski, who then delivered the final two goals of the second half. Morgan and Powers provided the assists on Hajeski’s last two scores.

 

Non-Conference

Red Bank 7, Ewing 2

Freshman Tyler Salvo and senior Alex Perez each scored two goals and the Bucs (7-7) rallied rode a six-goal second-half to a win over the Blue Devils (3-11-1) after falling behind by a goal through one half.

Salvo scored both his goals off passes from sophomore Cole McMenamy, with the first of his goals tying the game, 1-1, in the first half. Ewing struck first and answered Salvo’s goal before halftime, with Nick Tackacs scoring both goals to send Ewing to the break with a 2-1 lead.

Perez scored each of Red Bank’s first two goals in the second half to propel the Bucs into the lead, with sophomore Connor Roseland assisting both. Salvo followed with his second goal of the match, Roseland extended the lead to 5-2 off a set-up by Erick Lopez, then Lopez finished a goal off an assist from Salvo. Junior Eliel Tlapa capped the scoring with an assist to senior Brian Garcia.

Moorestown 3, No. 4 Colts Neck 1

Senior Pedro Navroski finished a pass from classmate Daniel Macedo in the first half, but that was all the offense the Cougars (8-6) could produce in a loss to the Quakers (6-3-2).

East Brunswick 6, No. 1 Manalapan 0

Old Bridge 3, Middletown North 0

Rumson-Fair Haven 2, Bloomfield 0

Senior Cristian Santos assisted second-half goals by junior Avery Belincampi and sophomore Winston Jefferiss, sparking the Bulldogs (8-3-3) to a home win over the Bengals (10-4).

Belincampi headed in a free kick by Santos in the 44th minute and Jefferiss chipped in a long cross from Santos to cap the scoring.

Notre Dame 3, No. 7 Toms River North 2 (OT)

Bergen Catholic 5, No. 2 CBA 3

Senior Liam Wheeler scored the go-ahead goal in the 68th minute for CBA, but the Crusaders (10-0-2) responded with three goals in a span of five minutes to deny the Colts (11-4-1) a road win over an unbeaten Bergen Catholic side.

CBA twice erased one-goal deficits in the first half, with junior Alexander Alvarez knocking in a pass from classmate Roger Macky in the 11th minute and senior Shane Landau heading in a cross from junior Romeo Guida for an equalizer in the 28th. Wheeler’s strike in the 68th made it 3-2 before Bergen Catholic’s game-winning avalanche flipped the result.