Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard: Thursday, October 8

Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Thursday, October 8

 

Class A North

No. 4 Colts Neck 2, Middletown South 1 (OT)

Senior Sean Moore broke the all-time Shore Conference scoring record with his equalizer in the 72nd minute and ended the game with a controversial golden goal in the 95th that finished off a come-from-behind win for the Cougars (8-5, 3-3) over the Eagles (4-8, 1-5).

Moore slammed a 25-yard direct kick into the top left of the goal to tie the game, 1-1, in the 72nd minute, which set the record for total career points in the Shore Conference history. The goal increased his all-time record to 96 for his career, while giving him 234 points. The previous record of 232 was held by 1985 Manchester graduate Mark Wilson.

 

Sean Moore breaks the all-time Shore Conference scoring mark with the game-tying goal in the 72nd minute. 25-yard free kick, upper 90 for his 96th career goal, giving him 234 career points. Colts Neck and Middletown South head to overtime. https://t.co/qNeuzcuvP6

— Matt Manley (@Matt_Manley) October 8, 2026

In the 15th minute of overtime, sophomore Adrian Kruglyansky slipped a pass through the defense to Moore, who appeared to be offside by two yards, according to video taken by Shore Sports Insider. Moore finished the goal with a shot to the far right corner of the goal, Middletown South’s defenders pleaded their case for offsides with the officials, but the goal stood.

Middletown South struck first on a header by senior Matt Hegel in the 30th minute.

 

Sean Moore scores the golden goal in the 15th minute of overtime on a feed from Adrian Kruglyansky and Colts Neck beats Middletown South, 2-1. Moore appeared to be offside by about 2 yards on the video but no call. Rough finish for Middletown South. https://t.co/aqQ9SUpa8X

— Matt Manley (@Matt_Manley) October 8, 2026

 

No. 2 CBA 1, Holmdel 0

Senior Chase Kowalczyk volleyed home a cross from junior Alexander Alvarez in the 72nd minute and the Colts (11-3-1, 5-1-0) pulled out a win over the upset-minded Hornets (2-10, 0-6).

No. 3 Marlboro 4, St. John Vianney 0

Four different Marlboro players scored a goal and three others dished out an assist as the Mustangs (10-3-1, 4-1-1) overpowered the Lancers (7-7, 2-4) behind their balanced attack.

Senior Andrew Freid, juniors Adhvaith Madenini and Ethan Heller, and sophomore Marco Lobosco each scored a goal, while seniors Ben Saada, Zeyad Sakalla and Drew Berkowicz provided the assists.

 

Class A Central

No. 6 Manasquan 2, Ranney 1

Junior Noah Matuch scored a goal and the Warriors (11-2-1, 4-1-1) took advantage of an own goal for the second straight game, this time clawing past the Panthers (4-7-1, 1-4-1) to keep their hopes of a division title share alive.

Senior Juan Torres scored the lone goal for Ranney.

No. 10 Freehold Township 5, Long Branch 0

Juniors Chase Melcher and Jack Manfredonia each scored two goals and the Patriots (9-4-1, 4-0-1) clinched no worse than a share of the Class A Central division championship by rolling over the Green Wave (7-9, 0-6).

Senior Jaden Doaman scored the fifth goal and senior Greyson Fitch contributed two assists for Freehold Township, which can clinch the outright division title with a win or tie at Rumson-Fair Haven on Monday.

No. 8 Shore 1, Ocean 1

Junior Amari Dunn scored the tying goal for Ocean in the 78th minute and the Spartans (8-3-2, 2-2-2) escaped with a draw against the Blue Devils (8-2-2, 2-2-2). Senior Silvio Pessoa gave Shore the game’s first lead with a goal in the 66th minute.

 

Class B North

No. 9 Howell 1, Raritan 0

Sophomore Cole Clandennen emerged from a scramble inside the box during the 50th minute to score the lone goal of the game and the Rebels (12-2, 6-0) held on to beat the Rockets (3-9, 3-3) and complete an undefeated trip through the Class B North division schedule.

Wall 5, Asbury Park 1

Senior Myles West scored a goal in each half and assisted another as the Crimson Knights (8-5-1, 4-2-0) cruised to a win over the Blue Bishops (3-11-1, 0-6-0).

West opened the scoring off a pass from senior Griffin Cook in the 11th minute and sophomore Grayson Mazza extended the lead to 2-0 with a goal in the 21st. West then set up a goal by senior Nick Herrera in the 47th minute and added his second goal in the 73rd.

After senior Likerson Garius broke up the shutout with a goal in the 78th, senior Andrew Szegeski finished off the scoring with a goal in the final minute.

Freehold Boro 2, Red Bank 1

Senior Ade Franklyn scored in the ninth minute and junior Klodian Jaku added an insurance goal in the 53rd that proved to the difference as the Colonials (6-6, 4-2) topped the Bucs (6-7, 2-4) to halt a five-game losing streak.

 

Class B Central

Red Bank Catholic 1, St. Rose 1

Matawan 3, Monmouth 2

Senior Nicco Romero scored the game-winning goal off a pass from classmate Ryan Hart in the 75th minute and the Huskies (9-2-1, 6-0-0) prevailed over the Falcons (5-8, 3-3) to clinch the outright Class B Central championship. The division title is the first for Matawan since 2016.

Romero also scored a go-ahead goal on a penalty kick earlier in the first half and Hart scored the lone goal of the first half off a feed from fellow senior Kian Calleung.

Monmouth rallied to tie the game twice, first on a goal by senior Hunter Oksen in the 50th minute to make it 1-1 and again on a finish by sophomore Emilio Hernandez off a find by junior Victory Silva.

Neptune 7, Keyport 1

Senior Hunter Reynolds scored two goals and assisted two others to pace the Scarlet Fliers (7-6, 5-1) to a win over the Red Raiders (2-13, 0-6).

Senior Mason Imbriaco contributed a goal and an assist for Neptune, while junior Alejandro Cardenas ended the game with his first career goal off the first career assist from classmate Shaun Dorsett. Sophomore Tevenerri Verdieu and seniors Rolens Elisme and Christian Loft each scored a goal as well for Neptune.

 

Non-Division

Middletown North 4, Donovan Catholic 2

Seniors Ryan Otero and Gavin Gissubel each posted a goal and an assist and the Lions (5-8) worked their way to a win over the Griffins (4-6-1). Senior Andrew Polanco also scored a goal for Middletown North.

No. 1 Manalapan 6, Brick Memorial 0

Seniors Nick DeSantis and Andrew Cardieri each recorded a goal and an assist as six different Manalapan players scored a goal on Senior Night to power a win by the Braves (11-0-1) over the Mustangs (1-9-1).

DeSantis and Cardieri scored the first two goals and senior Ryan Seybuck extended the lead to 3-0 off the assist from Cardieri. Junior Luke Ottenheimer followed with a goal and sophomore Kayden Komar scored his first career goal on a 25-yard laser to push the lead to 5-0. Senior Antone Uhl capped the scoring with Manalapan’s sixth goal of the first half, with DeSantis playing him a long ball to set it up. Senior Aiden Blumenfeld and junior Jake Ramella each contributed an assist for Manalapan as well.

Point Boro 6, New Egypt 1

Junior Ben Scott scored in the first minute of the match, then assisted the next five Point Boro goals in leading the Panthers (6-8) over the Warriors (3-10-1).

Junior Jameson Mahon made it 2-0 with a goal in the second minute and junior Colin Leschinski scored twice — the last goal of the first half to make it 4-1 and the first goal of the second half that made it 5-1.

Senior Cole Danko finished a feed from Scott in the 23rd minute to extend the lead to 3-1 and senior Ryan Helm capped the scoring in the 48th. Freshman Henry Schorr scored in the 17th minute to pull New Egypt within 2-1.

No. 5 Toms River East 5, Brick 0

Senior Ayden Salazar produced a brace and the Raiders (10-1) pulled away to beat the Green Dragons (3-10). Senior Sam Los and junior Brennen Hutton each added a goal and freshman Brandon Kassar notched his first varsity goal for Toms River East. Senior Malcolm Smith, senior Chase Smith, junior Brady Gillen and freshman Christian Gonzalez each delivered assists in the win.

Toms River South 1, Central 0

Sophomore Owen Olexa scored on a counter-attack in the 75th minute off a pass from junior Tristan Arroyo and the Indians (6-6-1) prevailed with a win over the Golden Eagles (4-9).

 

Non-Conference

Lacey 1, Cherry Hill East 0

Junior Andrew Baldacinni scored in the 37th minute and senior goalkeeper Dylan Graham set a new program record with his 19th career shutout to secure a win for the Lions (8-5-1) over the Cougars (7-3-1).

Baldacinni pounced on a rebound off an initial shot by classmate Paul Guerriero and knocked it in three minutes before halftime to supply Graham and the defense with the only goal they would need to finish off the victory.

Lakewood 8, Central Jersey College Charter 2

Senior Steven Aguilar posted a hat trick, including a first-half equalizer that kicked off a run of seven unanswered goals that carried the Piners (5-10) to a win over Central Jersey College Charter (3-5).

Aguilar’s second goal tied the game, 2-2, in the 34th minute and junior Olin Cortez followed that with a goal in the 36th to give Lakewood the lead for good. Cortez then scored in the fourth minute of the second half to push the lead to 4-2. Aguilar completed his hat trick in the 70th minute to make the score 6-2.

Senior Jonathan Bravo collected four assists, including one on Aguilar’s goal to open the scoring, then on three straight goals in the second half. Sophomore Stalen Laureano, senior Efrain Garcia and senior William Alejo each scored in the second half for Lakewood.