Seabreeze Ford/Sea View Jeep Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard: Friday, Dec. 12
Seabreeze Ford/Sea View Jeep Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard
Friday, Dec. 12th
Non-Division
No. 3 Rumson-Fair Haven 80, Manalapan 62
Senior Blake Ahmann led four Rumson players in double-figure scoring with 19 points and also hauled in 16 rebounds and dished four assists to lead the Bulldogs over the Braves for the first win for coach George Sourlis in his return to Rumson. Sourlis played at Rumson and coached the girls program for 30 seasons before leading the Red Bank Regional boys for the last three seasons, during which he reached the 700-win milestone.
Freshman Clint Martin and senior Luke Lydon each poured in 15 points, with Martin also handing out three assists for Rumson. Junior Casey Moore also netted 11 points to go with five rebounds and four assists for the Bulldogs, who played without 6-foot-9 senior All-Shore forward Luke Cruz due to injury. Senior Drew Cavise chipped in eight points and eight rebounds as well in the win.
Junior Cooper Levy scored a team-high 19 points, senior Dean Aviles netted 13 and junior Spencer Schoenfeld added 12 to lead Manalapan.
No. 4 Jackson 88, Lacey 20
Senior George Boley scored 20 points and 13 different players scored at least two points as the Jaguars routed the Lions for their first official victory as Jackson Township High School.
Senior Jimmy Pappalardo added 11 points and senior Tyler Niman poured in 10 for Jackson, which led, 54-4, at halftime. Senior Sean Hallian pitched in seven points and eight rebounds, with senior Randy Holmes also grabbing eight boards to go with his four points. Senior Yaseer Johnson scored all seven of his points in the first half.
Junior Kenny Monica led Lacey with 10 points, all in the second half.
No. 10 Red Bank Catholic 50, Red Bank 44
Junior Gavin Biasi hit the tie-breaking three-pointer with just under two minutes to play and the Caseys held on to turn away the Bucs for an opening-night win over their crosstown rivals.
Gavin Biasi drains the go-ahead three to put RBC up 46-43. Now under 2 to go. pic.twitter.com/e2udw1V5ry
— Matt Manley (@Matt_Manley) December 13, 2025
Biasi finished with 12 points, five rebounds and three assists and senior James Hankowski pumped in a team-high 15 points to lead Red Bank Catholic, which trailed by as many as eight points in the first half after enduring a stretch of over seven minutes without a point. Red Bank turned a 7-3 deficit midway through the first quarter into a 15-7 lead with a 12-0 run, but the Caseys clawed back and took the lead, 23-21, on a pair of free throws by Biasi early in the third.
Red Bank junior Justin Valentino scored a game-high 16 points to go with six rebounds and three steals and hit a contested three-pointer in the final seconds of the third quarter to send the Bucs to the fourth with a 37-36 lead. He opened the fourth with a jumper and senior Josiah Johnson scored on a drive to the basket as he was fouled to stretch the Red Bank lead to 41-36 in the opening two minutes of the fourth.
RBC responded with a layup by Hankowsi off a steal by junior Ryder Ciorciari, followed by a Hankowski three to tie the game. Bennett Lopez hit a pair of free throws to put Red Bank back on top before Hankowski made it seven straight for RBC with a baseline floater to even the game, 43-43.
On the tie-breaking possession, Biasi missed a three-pointer from the wing and after an offensive rebound, junior Tyler Hager found Biasi again in nearly the same spot, where the junior fired up his second made three of the game. RBC held Red Bank to one free throw the rest of the way and went 4-for-6 at the line to close it out.
Lopez finished with 13 points, five rebounds and three steals for Red Bank. Ciorciari added nine points, four rebounds and three assists for RBC, while Hager — a transfer from St. Rose — led the defensive effort with six rebounds, three steals and three blocks to go with his three points.
Tuesday, Dec. 9th
Non-Conference
Monmouth 78, East Brunswick Magnet 41
Junior guard Logan Conrade scored 25 points on nine field goals along with converting on 7-for-8 from the foul line as the Falcons (1-0) came out scorching hot against the Tigers (0-1) on opening night. Senior Michael Griffin added 14 points, connecting on four three pointers. Seniors Jaylin Reeves and Judah Uter each chipped in with 10 points. Senior forward Charles Tinsley scored eight points in addition to grabbing a game-high nine rebounds.
