SeaBreeze Ford Boys Basketball Shore Coaches Cup Scoreboard, Feb. 19

Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard

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Wednesday, Feb. 19

Shore Conference Tournament

Semifinals

At RWJ Barnabas Health Arena, Toms River

(2) CBA 46, (6) Rumson-Fair Haven 34

Senior Kevin Pikiell and junior Charlie Marcoullier each scored 10 points and the Colts (19-3) rode a suffocating defensive effort to a win over the Bulldogs (17-6) and their first trip to the SCT championship game in nine years.

Pikiell also handed out four assists, while senior Justin Fuerbacher posted six points and 10 rebounds for CBA. Junior Gavin Marlin hit three three-pointers and sophomore David Buley pitched in nine points and five rebounds off the bench in the win.

CBA’s defense held Rumson to 29 percent shooting (13-for-44) from the field and 1-for-18 from three-point range while also forcing 19 Bulldogs turnovers.

Junior Luke Cruz led Rumson with a game-high 12 points and 11 rebounds while senior teammate David Carr chipped in nine points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals in the loss.

(4) St. Rose 59, (1) Manasquan 42

Senior Bryan Ebeling scored 17 of his season-high 20 points in the second half and the Purple Roses (18-7) pulled away to beat the Warriors (19-4) for a third time this season and earn a spot in the Shore Conference Tournament final for the second straight season.

Junior Jayden Hodge added 12 points and seven rebounds, senior Evan Romano chipped in nine points and three assists and junior Tyler Cameron and freshman Izayah Cooper each threw in eight points as part of St. Rose’s well-rounded attack.

Manasquan jumped out to a 9-6 first-quarter lead before St. Rose took control of the game with a 9-0 run that gave the Purple Roses a 17-11 lead. Manasquan battled to within 20-15 by halftime and trailed, 29-24, in the third before St. Rose blew the game open with a 16-4 run. Ebeling scored nine of the St. Rose points during that game-deciding run.

Ebeling and Hodge were also the primary pieces in St. Rose’s defensive effort, which keyed in on Manasquan’s two top scorers: sophomore Rey Weinseimer and senior Griffin Linstra. Linstra led Manasquan with 18 points and eight rebounds, while Hodge clamped down on Weinseimer, limiting the sophomore to nine points.

St. Rose has now won 30 straight games vs. Shore Conference opponents and Wednesday’s win over Manasquan ends the Warriors’ run of six straight trips to the Shore Conference final. The Purple Roses will go for their second straight SCT title Friday vs. CBA at Monmouth University, with tip-off scheduled for 8 p.m.

 

Regular Season

Non-Division

Lacey 61, Ranney 59

Senior Maris Mooney scored at the buzzer to cap a 15-point performance and deliver the Lions a dramatic win over the Panthers. Senior D.J. Duffy led Lacey with 17 points and four assists and senior Jon Stabile added 13 points and 12 rebounds in the win.

Southern 55, Manalapan 53

Sophomore Noah Perna posted 16 points and eight rebounds and junior Jake Sliwinski contributed 10 points, 10 rebounds and five assists to lead the Rams to a narrow win over the Braves on the road.

Senior Cooper Dempsey also netted 11 points for Southern.

Barnegat 69, Jackson Liberty 52

Senior Mason Krey scored a career-high 29 points while hitting five three-pointers and the Bengals rolled to a win over the Lions. Senior Cole Toddings also scored 12 points for Barnegat.

No. 10 Red Bank Catholic 63, Jackson Memorial 47

Senior Ryan Prior scored 28 points while drilling six three-pointers on Senior Night and the Caseys topped the Jaguars. Junior Jake Frankel scored 13 points and junior James Hankowski chipped in 10 for Red Bank Catholic.

Junior George Boley led Jackson Memorial with 22 points and junior Jimmy Pappalardo poured in 15 in the loss.

No. 5 Red Bank 60, Pinelands 41

Senior Anthony Moore scored 12 points and senior Zayier Dean threw in 11 as the Bucs rode a balanced attack to a win over the Wildcats. Senior Ty Kline led Pinelands with 16 points.

Point Beach 59, Matawan 47

Junior Jacob Edgecomb scored 15 points and sophomore Danny Cavanaugh added 10 to lead the Garnet Gulls to a win over the Huskies. Senior Amir Martinez led Matawan with 12 points.

Keansburg 37, Lakewood 32

 

Non-Conference

No. 8 Freehold Boro 64, Phillipsburg 63

Senior Aidan Hamlin-Woolfolk hit the game-winning shot with 1.1 seconds left and the Colonials picked up a road win over the Stateliners.

Hamlin-Woolfolk finished with 16 points and 10 rebounds, while classmate Qua’Mir Everett led Freehold Boro with 18 points. Senior Brian Tassey also pitched in 16 points, six rebounds and five assists.

New Egypt 74, Steinert 56

Junior Clyde Ferris scored a Shore Conference season-high 44 points, which included seven three-pointers, and the Warriors rolled to a win over the Spartans.

 

Postponements/Cancelations

Non-Division

Brick Memorial at Lacey – Canceled

Non-Conference

Wardlaw-Hartridge at Asbury Park – Canceled