Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard: Tuesday, October 6
Elite Sports PT Shore Conference Boys Soccer Scoreboard
Tuesday, October 6
Shore Conference Tournament
Group Stage
Group 1
No. 6 Manasquan 2, No. 2 CBA 0
Manasquan took advantage of an own goal in the first half and senior Adam Rodricks put the game on ice with a breakaway goal in the 77th minute, giving the Warriors (10-2-1) a win over the Colts (10-3-1) that clinches Manasquan first place in the group and the corresponding first-round bye.
Senior Renzo Lucarelli played a 50-yard free kick into the box and a CBA player headed the ball into the goal while attempting to clear the ball away. Manasquan’s defense kept CBA in check while protecting a one-goal lead for nearly the entire second half and junior center back Travis Levy headed out a clearance that sprung Rodricks for the breakaway. Rodricks won the ball at midfield and carried it all the way to the front of the goal before sliding it past CBA goalkeeper Brady Lepore.
Central 4, Red Bank Catholic 2
Freshman Nico Pasqualini and senior Julian Lenovich scored before halftime to erase a two-goal deficit and the Golden Eagles (4-8) completed the comeback against the Caseys (6-6) in the second half with goals from freshman Blake Pisano and junior Mike Bianco.
Group 2
No. 10 Freehold Township 6, Matawan 0
Junior Chase Melcher scored two goals and assisted one of two goals by senior Jaden Doaman, sparking the Patriots (8-4-1) to a win over the Huskies (8-2-1) that clinches Freehold Township second place in Group 2.
Sophomore Myles Grossman and junior Christian Blanco each added a goal and senior Greyson Fitch dished out two assists for Freehold Township.
Holmdel 3, Southern 2
Junior Dylon Grimaldi, senior Eric Han and senior Kyle Silberman accounted for three unanswered Holmdel goals and the Hornets (2-9) salvaged a group-stage win over the Rams (3-5-2), snapping an eight-game losing streak.
Grimaldi scored the equalizer on a shot from the top of the 18-yard box in the 34th minute and Han gave Holmdel a 2-1 lead in the first minute of the second half, when he converted a pass from junior Yaseen Moustafa into a finish.
Silberman capped the three-goal run by heading in a pass from senior Turner Foster in the 65th minute for a 3-1 lead.
Senior David Reyes staked Southern to a 1-0 lead with a goal in the ninth minute and a penalty kick by junior George Katsianis in the 70th minute kept Southern in the game over the final 10 minutes. The Rams can still qualify for the SCT with a home win vs. Matawan on Friday in the final group-stage game in Group 2.
Group 3
No. 5 Toms River East 1, Lacey 0
Senior Sam Los scored in the first half off a feed from sophomore Niko Pedalino and the Raiders (9-1) made it stand up in a win over the Lions (7-5-1) that clinches Toms River East second place in Group 3, with Lacey settling for third.
Ocean 3, Raritan 0
Senior Avery Wigfall scored a goal and assisted another by senior Connor Shaw to help lead the Spartans (8-3-1) past the Rockets (3-8), completing a perfect run through the SCT group stage for Ocean.
Senior Edgar Escobar scored his first varsity goal for Ocean, which also got assists from senior Nic Critelli and sophomore Tyler Zohn in the win.
Group 4
Long Branch 4, Monmouth 3 (OT)
Junior Carlos Rodas scored the equalizer in the 73rd minute and scored the golden goal in the 13th minute of overtime to propel the Green Wave (7-8) to a win over the Falcons (5-7), clinching Long Branch second place in Group 4.
Senior Marco Volpe opened the scoring for Long Branch and junior Gefran Rodriguez later scored a game-tying goal in the 50th minute for the Green Wave off a pass from senior Jordan Vieira.
Monmouth rallied from its early 1-0 deficit with goals by sophomore Emilio Hernandez and senior Hunter Oksen before halftime, with seniors Dario Dwomoh and Jack Puleio supplying the assists. The Falcons again grabbed the lead on a goal by sophomore Victor Silva off a feed from Hernandez.
No. 1 Manalapan 3, Toms River South 0
Senior Gavin Halcomb and junior Matt Nakashian each scored a goal and assisted another as the Braves (10-0-1) blanked the Indians (5-6-1) to remain unbeaten and clinch a first-round bye in the SCT via a first-place finish in Group 4.
Halcomb opened the scoring with the lone goal of the first half off an assist from Nakashian, then found junior Luke Ottenheimer for the first of two Braves goals in the second half. Nakashian tacked on a third goal for Manalapan off an assist from senior Ryan Seybuck.
Group 5
Brick 1, Asbury Park 0
Junior Jacob Walters struck for the only goal of the game and the Green Dragons (3-9) made it stand up in a win over the Blue Bishops (3-10-1).
No. 7 Toms River North 5, No. 4 Colts Neck 2
Senior Abraham Torres assisted two goals in the first half and put the game away with two goals in the second half, leading the Mariners (9-3) over the Cougars (7-5) to clinch first place in Group 5 and earn a first-round bye in the SCT.
Seniors Chris Ruggiero and Manuele Lubrano each scored off passes from Torres in the first 10 minutes and senior Jordi Perez extended the Toms River North lead to 3-0 in the 23rd by following up a shot off the post from Ruggiero.
Colts Neck cut Toms River North’s lead to 3-2 on goals by senior Pedro Navroski and sophomore Adrian Kruglyansky off assists from senior Sean Moore, but Torres countered with a half-volley off a corner kick from Lubrano in the 66th. Torres put the game on ice with a 25-yard, left-footed strike, with Lubrano picking up his third assist on the play.
Group 6
No. 3 Marlboro 2, Freehold Boro 0
Seniors Nick Hramyka and Ethan LaRock each scored in the second half off passes from classmates Jayden Hegt and Dylan Chanthapornpong and the Mustangs (9-3-1) topped the Colonials (5-6) to clinch first place in Group 6 and a first-round bye in the SCT.
Rumson-Fair Haven 3, St. Rose 0
In his first game action in two weeks due to injury, senior Kyle Winig converted a penalty kick in the 17th minute and added a second-half goal to lead the Bulldogs (7-3-3) to a win over the Purple Roses (4-8-1) that clinches them second place in Group 6.
Senior Frank Gripp played the ball through to Winig for the second Rumson goal in the 56th minute and senior Cristian Santos capped the scoring off a feed from junior Avery Bellincampi.
Brick Memorial 4, Pinelands 0
Senior Sebastian Millan scored two goals and the Mustangs (1-8-1) handled the Wildcats (0-14) to win their first game of the season by beating another side still looking for its first victory of 2026.
Senior Nick Stryker and junior Aaron Trujiliano each added a goal and senior Nate Stryker contributed an assist in his first game since suffering a hamstring injury during Brick Memorial’s Aug. 31 season-opener. Senior Matt Heptig and junior Gio Remeriez-Campis also added an assist apiece in the win.
Group 7
Point Boro 1, Middletown South 0
Junior Ben Scott broke through for the lone goal of the game in the 57th minute and the Panthers (5-8) held on to beat the Eagles (4-7), securing Point Boro the last SCT berth out of Group 7. Junior Mat Thompson stood strong in goal to record his first career shutout.
Wall 6, Lakewood 0
Sophomore Oliver Rhoades cooked up a hat trick and also assisted a goal by classmate Javier Bosque-Issardin to lead the Crimson Knights (7-5-1) over the Piners (4-10), which clinches Wall second place in Group 7 and secures Point Boro a spot in the SCT as the third-place team in the group at Lakewood’s expense.
Rhoades opened the scoring in the first minute off the first of two assists by senior Shane Womack, the set up Bosque-Issardin’s goal in the 22nd for a 2-0 lead. Womack again found Rhoades for a goal in the 29th that capped the scoring in the first half.
Senior Connor O’Halloran scored off a pass from classmate Donoven Kline to make it 4-0 and Rhoades followed up a missed penalty kick with a rebound finish to make it 5-0. Sophomore Maximus Harm closed out the scoring with an assist from Bosque-Issardin.
Group 8
No. 8 Shore 2, Manchester 1
Juniors Callum Spurrier and Brayan Silveira scored a minute apart during the latter part of the second half and the Blue Devils (8-2-1) held on to beat the Hawks (2-10-2) to complete a perfect run through the group stage.
Junior Thomas Pragosa set up the game-tying goal by Spurrier in the 65th minute and Silveira scored off a pass from sophomore Gavin Cavanaugh in the 66th.
Freshman Daniel Hankins scored in the first half to give Manchester a 1-0 lead that the Hawks took into the final 15 minutes.
St. John Vianney 1, No. 9 Howell 0
Junior Ethan Eddleston scored in the ninth minute off a pass from sophomore Rowan Langevin and senior Jason Babich made 20 saves to lead the Lancers (7-6) over the Rebels (11-2), clinching St. John Vianney the second-place slot in Group 8 over Howell.
Donovan Catholic 6, Keyport 1
Junior Matais Taberas scored a first-half hat trick to go with an assist, then added a fourth goal in the second half to power the Griffins (4-5-1) to a win over the Red Raiders (2-12).
Senior Harrison Langella was the beneficiary of Taberas’s assist in the first half and senior Dan Zaic scored the sixth Donovan Catholic goal. Senior Charlie Yuro also dished out three assists in the win, including two on goals by Taberas.
Regular Season
Non-Division
Jackson 6, New Egypt 0
Freshman Mason Monday scored two goals and senior Serhii Hryhoriak assisted three to lead the Jaguars (10-1-3) to a comfortable win over the Warriors (3-9-1).
Sophomore Caiden D’Sousa opened the scoring in the eighth minute off a cross from Hryhoriak and junior Kevin Pablo scored off another Hryhoriak assist in the 27th for a 2-0 Jackson lead. A minute after Pablo’s goal, Hryhoriak set up the first goal by Monday, who later drew a foul in the box and hit the penalty kick for a 4-0 lead in the 38th minute.
Sophomore Tyler Felicelli added a penalty kick in the 52nd and Niko Valverde ended the game with a goal in the 70th off a pass from junior Yousef Abdelmalak.
