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Seabreeze Ford/Sea View Jeep Shore Conference Boys Basketball SCT Scoreboard: Saturday, Feb. 14

Matt Manley|February 14, 2026|Last Updated February 14, 2026

Seabreeze Ford/Sea View Jeep Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard

 

Saturday, Feb. 14

Shore Conference Tournament

Quarterfinals

At Middletown South High School

(5) Marlboro 66, (4) Howell 63 (OT)

Senior Ajay Mathews scored 16 straight Marlboro points in the final 3:30 regulation plus overtime before senior Rob Glorioso hit the game-winning three-pointer with 30 seconds left, capping a Mustangs (18-4) win over the Rebels (18-5) in an overtime classic.

Matthews led Marlboro with 22 points, which included a game-tying three-pointer with eight seconds left in the fourth that sent the game into overtime. Mathews made six field goals in the final 7:30 of the game and all six tied the game, which included one three-point play that tied the game on the made free throw.

Junior Jayson Parker led Howell with a game-high 27 points, but it was senior Cayden Parker and junior Noah Musto who carried the Rebels within the brink of their first ever trip to the semifinals with their fourth-quarter scoring. Cayden Parker scored nine of his 18 points in the fourth quarter while Musto also scored nine in the fourth, including 7-for-7 from the free-throw line.

Musto converted a three-point play to give Howell a 52-49 lead with 2:58 left, then hit six more free throws in a row. The first four of those free throws gave Howell a two-point lead and the final two made it 58-55 with 26.9 seconds left before Mathews came down and buried the game-winning three from college distance at the top of the key.

Jayson Parker opened overtime with a floater in the lane, followed by a game-tying fadeaway by Mathews. Cayden Parker propelled Howell back into the lead with a three-pointer, but Mathews countered with a contested three-pointer from the left wing.

Marlboro made the stop on the other end and on the deciding possession, junior Nolan Gong missed an initial shot, but junior Dylan McEwan kept the play alive and senior Drew Lubeck kicked the ball to the corner for Glorioso, who drilled the go-ahead shot. Cayden Parker got off a three-pointer from the corner in the waning seconds that missed the mark.

Gong added 15 points for Marlboro, including 13 in the second half and eight in the fourth quarter. McEwan scored 12 of his 14 points in the third quarter, including a run of 10 straight Marlboro points.

Musto finished with 13 points and eight rebounds.

Marlboro will face No. 1 CBA Wednesday in the Mustangs’ first SCT semifinal appearance since 2022.

(1) CBA 78, (8) Holmdel 46

Senior Charlie Marcoullier knocked down five three-pointers on the way to a game-high 17 points off the bench and the Colts (21-3) shook off an early challenge from the Hornets (13-7) to blow the game open and reach the SCT semifinals.

Senior Connor Andree, classmate Charlie Messano and sophomore Izayah Cooper each added 10 points for CBA, with Andree also handing out six assists and Cooper dishing out four. Senior Matt Veisz poured all eight of his points in the second half for CBA, which went on a 35-8 run that turned a 30-25 lead with under two minutes left in the first half into a 65-33 advantage by the first minute of the fourth quarter.

Senior Jack Vallillo led Holmdel with 12 points and nine rebounds, with sophomore teammate Anthony Serini adding 10 points in the loss.

CBA advances to play No. 5 Marlboro in Wednesday’s SCT semifinals.

(2) Wall 41, (7) Manasquan 39

Senior Jake DeBrito scored 10 points and contributed to a shutdown defensive effort in the final minutes that carried the Crimson Knights (19-1) to a win over the Warriors (12-9) that sends them to the SCT semifinals Wednesday at Brookdale Community College.

Both teams went scoreless over the final three-plus minutes over just four possessions, the last two of which lasted a combined 20 seconds. Manasquan had a chance to tie the game or take the lead with a three, but Wall forced a turnover with 20 seconds left. Wall drained the clock to under six seconds, but turned the ball over on an inbound play, giving Manasquan the ball back with 4.9 seconds left.

Manasquan attempted to advance the ball, but passed its inbound pass into the backcourt before calling timeout, leaving the Warriors three-quarters of the court to cover with 4.1 seconds left. Wall gave a foul with 3.2 seconds left and on the final attempt, sophomore Kennedy Larned’s desperation heave missed the mark.

DeBrito’s key sequence came at the end of the first half, which he closed by hitting a three-pointer, then following up a miss with an acrobatic tip-in just before the halftime buzzer. The putback gave him eight points at halftime and his team a 23-22 lead on Manasquan at the break.

Seniors Liam Killea and Dan Hennessy each added seven points and senior Brian McKenna scored all six of his points in the second half. Manasquan cut a 35-27 deficit late in the third to 35-34 by its second possession of the fourth, but Wall answered with a putback by junior Navin Tu, two free throws by Hennessy, and a runner by McKenna — the last of which gave Wall a 41-36 lead.

Senior Jack O’Reilly and sophomore Luke Winn each scored 10 points lead Manasquan, with O’Reilly also grabbing 10 rebounds and Winn scoring seven of his points in the second half. Sophomore Sean Bilodeau also pitched in eight points for Manasquan.

(3) Red Bank Catholic 60, (11) Ranney 55

Senior Gavin Biasi scored 17 points while grabbing six rebounds and the Caseys (18-6) held off the Panthers (13-9) to advance to the SCT semifinals for the first time since 2022. RBC will take on No. 3 Wall at Brookdale Community College.

Senior Ryan Saxton added 14 points and senior Tyler Hager posted 11 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots for Red Bank Catholic. Hager gave the Caseys the lead for good with a putback early in the fourth quarter, 46-45, and RBC shot 10-for-12 from the free throw line the rest of the way to hold off the Ranney push. Biasi went 6-for-6 from the line during that stretch.

Senior Shaan Nayar scored a game-high 27 points to lead Ranney.

 

Regular Season

Non-Division

Toms River East 72, Manchester 48

Sophomore Tommy Intintola scored 23 points while pulling in eight rebounds to lead the Raiders (12-10) to a rout of the Hawks (5-17) on Toms River East’s Senior Day.

Sophomore Brady Gillen added 12 points and seniors Austin Weber and Matt Bell each chipped in 10 points for Toms River East. Sophomore Justin Roberts scored a game-high 26 points to lead Manchester.

Middletown North 63, Henry Hudson 51

Junior Nate Tyburczy led four Middletown North scorers in double-figures with 19 points and the Lions (7-16) picked up their second win in as many days by beating the Admirals (15-7).

Senior Eddie Lopez scored 16 points, freshman Nick DiGiovanni added 15 and senior Robert Kimball netted 11 for Middletown North, which overcame a 35-point game by Henry Hudson junior JoJo Newell.

Toms River South 51, Pinelands 38

Senior Shane Gambarony scored 20 points to go with three steals and the Indians (14-12) topped the Wildcats (15-7). Senior Jake Myers added 12 points, eight rebounds and three steals and senior Kharii Pringle contributed 11 points and six steals for Toms River South.

Senior Josh Barongo scored 10 points, junior Tyler Garcia poured in nine and fellow junior Cayden Lucas netted eight to lead Pinelands.

Point Boro 86, Long Branch 36

Junior Hunter Hynes scored 20 points on six three-pointers while grabbing seven rebounds and dishing three assists as the Panthers (15-8) coasted to a win over the Green Wave (4-19).

Senior Jovin Steinmetz added 16 points and senior Nick Carmino chipped in 11 points and five assists. Senior Dean Cardia contributed seven points, five assists and six steals, while Logan DeAngelis added nine points and Jackson Morris threw in eight for Point Boro.

 

Non-Conference

Ocean 53, Overbrook 37

Aidan Saint Louis led a balanced scoring effort with 13 points and the Spartans (17-9) topped the Rams (17-7) for a home win. Sophomore Brody Bell and freshman Ahmad Ayyash each added 11 points and junior Hodges and freshman Omar Ayyash each chipped in eight apiece for Ocean.

New Egypt 44, Pitman 40

Senior Clyde Ferris scored 14 points and classmate Nolan Arnold closed out the win on the free-throw line as the Warriors (11-13) beat the Panthers (10-14) to set themselves up for a spot in the NJSIAA Tournament in South Jersey Group I.

Arnold finished with 11 points, including a pair of free throws with six seconds left after grabbing the offensive rebound on his own missed free throw. Senior Ryan Reynolds also chipped in 10 points for New Egypt.

Cherry Hill East 79, Southern 62

Junior Noah Perna scored 26 points, but the Rams (11-10) fell into an early hole vs. the Cougars (21-3) and could not catch up. Senior Jake Sliwinski poured in 15 points while junior Gavin Gerckens dropped 14 for Southern.

Shore 67, Roselle Park 40

Senior Finn Watson led Shore’s balanced offense with 14 points and the Blue Devils (17-5) handled the Panthers (6-16) on the road. Senior Andrew Barham added 13 points and twin brother Ryan Barham pitched in 12 for Shore.

Freehold Twp. 57, Old Bridge 34

Junior John O’Neill scored 19 points and the Patriots (13-9) cruised to a road win over the Knights (8-16). Junior Jake Schultzel added 13 points, classmate Sam Hawksby chipped in 10 and fellow junior Dakota Lasater netted seven for Freehold Township.

Cedar Creek 67, Central 51

Junior Derek Roth scored 18 points and grabbed eight rebounds, but his Golden Eagles (15-9) could not keep up with the Pirates (15-8) and the game-high 30 points from Markus Polite.

 

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