SeaBreeze Ford Boys Basketball Shore Conference Scoreboard, Feb. 21

Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard

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Friday, Feb. 21

Shore Conference Tournament

Championship

At Monmouth University

(4) St. Rose 45, (2) CBA 36

Junior Jayden Hodge scored 19 points, pulled in 10 rebounds and forced three steals to lead the Purple Roses (19-7) past the Colts (19-4) for the second straight Shore Conference Tournament title.

Hodge scored 14 of his points in the first half, during which CBA played the defending champions to an 18-18 draw. Hodge then scored the last St. Rose basket of the third quarter, with St. Rose taking a 29-26 lead to the fourth.

Seniors Bryan Ebeling and Evan Romano led the effort to close out the Colts in the fourth quarter, with Romano scoring nine of his 13 points in the final eight minutes and Ebeling scoring all seven of his points in the second half, plus forcing a 10-second violation midway through the quarter.

Junior Charlie Marcoullier led CBA with 12 points and three assists, while sennior Justin Fuerbacher added seven points and six rebounds before leaving the game after aggravating an ankle injury that has affected him at different time this season since he first injured it in December. Fuerbacher came out of the game after the 10-second violation and after attempting to return to the floor, reinjured the ankle and left for good with under three minutes to go.

 

Regular Season

Non-Division

Howell 63, Manalapan 52

Senior Peter Barkauskas led a balanced effort for Howell with 19 points and the Rebels spoiled a milestone night for Manalapan senior Aidan Sosinov in a Rebels win over the Braves.

Sosinov scored a game-high 24 points, including the 1,000th point of his varsity career — which did not begin until his junior season.

Junior Cayden Parker added 17 points and sophomore Noah Musto pitched in 12 for Howell.

Toms River South 56, Ocean 40

Junior Shane Gambarony scored 27 points and classmate Jacob Myers kicked in 14 to lead the Indians to a win over the Spartans. Junior Aidan Saint Louis led Ocean with 24 points and freshman Brody Bell added 11 in the loss.

No. 7 Holmdel 66, Jackson Memorial 55

Junior Jack Vallillo scored 23 points and the Hornets topped the Jaguars on the road. Senior Joe Currieri added 13 points and senior C.J. Karis chipped in 12 for Holmdel.

Junior Georg Boley poured in a game-high 26 to lead Jackson Memorial and classmate Jimmy Pappalardo chipped in 13 in the loss.

 

Non-Conference

New Egypt 63, Dunellen 59

Junior Nolan Arnold led four New Egypt players in double-figure scoring with 27 points and the Warriors topped the Destroyers. Junior Ryan Reynolds added 11 points and classmates Clyde Ferris and Evan Goldberg each chipped in 10 for New Egypt.

Perth Amboy 69, Matawan 48

Lavion Balthazar scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to pace the Panthers to a win over the visiting Huskies. Senior Amir Martinez and junior Colin Reitmann each scored 10 points to lead Matawan.

Keansburg 56, Piscataway Magnet 52

Junior A’Son Young led a balanced scoring effort with 15 points and the Titans slid past Piscataway Magnet. I’Shon Young and Milan Mraz each added 11 points for Keansburg.

Perth Amboy Magnet 44, Keyport 43

Senior Nico Dispenza scored 19 points and classmate Andrei Matthews added 12, but the duo could not spark the Red Raiders in a loss to Perth Amboy Magnet.

No. 5 Red Bank 57, Robbinsville 46

Seniors Zayier Dean and Ryan Fisher each scored 12 points and the Bucs rode strong defense and balanced scoring to beat the Ravens. Sophomore Will Galligan aslo netted 10 points for Red Bank.