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Seabreeze Ford/Sea View Jeep Shore Conference Boys Basketball SCT Scoreboard: Tuesday, Feb. 10

Matt Manley|February 10, 2026|Last Updated February 10, 2026

Seabreeze Ford/Sea View Jeep Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard

 

Tuesday, Feb. 10

Shore Conference Tournament

Opening Round

(11) Ranney 72, (22) Shore 61

Senior Shaan Nayar scored a game-high 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead the Panthers (12-8) to a first-round win over the Blue Devils (16-5) and into the SCT round of 16 Thursday at No. 6 Jackson.

Junior Ben Schaeffer added 17 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals while junior Alex Heyser poured in 15 points for Ranney.

Four Shore players combined for all the team’s scoring, with each reaching double-figures. Senior Andrew Barham led the way with 22 points, twin brother Ryan Barham threw in 14, fellow senior Jasias Colon poured in 15 and junior Maddox Paulin contributed 10 for the Blue Devils.

(17) Point Boro 60, (16) Monmouth 58

Junior Landon Hoyle scored off a pass from senior Dean Cardia with two seconds left and the Panthers (14-7) prevailed with a road win over the Falcons (15-7) to earn a shot at top-seeded CBA in Thursday’s round of 16.

Junior Hunter Hynes scored 16 of his game-high 20 points in the first half and senior Jovin Steinmetz led the second-half comeback by Point Boro with 16 of his 18 after halftime while also grabbing seven rebounds. Cardia netted seven of his 10 points in the fourth quarter and Hoyle finished with eight points. Senior Nick Carmino also dished out six assists to go with his two points for Point Boro.

Monmouth led for most of the game and by as many as 11, which was midway through the second quarter. A layup by Steinmetz in the first two minutes of fourth quarter gave Point Boro a 49-47 edge, its first lead since 3-2 in the opening minute of the game. Two free throws by Hynes put the Panthers up, 51-47, but Monmouth answered with a three-pointer by senior Jaylin Reeves and a layup by classmate Michael Griffin off a feed from Reeves to put Monmouth back up, 52-51.

Cardia hit the first of his two go-ahead baskets in the quarter, a bank shot to make it 53-52. Senior Ahmir Wiggins later gave Monmouth a 54-53 lead with a steal and dunk, but Cardia came right back with a go-ahead three-pointer for a 56-54 Point Boro lead. Junior Logan Conrade knocked down a short jumper to pull Monmouth even with 2:10 left.

Monmouth broke the tie with 1:07 on a pair of free throws by Wiggins, but Steinmetz answered with a drive to the basket that made it 58-58 with 40 seconds left. Wiggins earned another trip to the line with 22 seconds left, but both of his attempts rimmed out. Monmouth gave a foul with seven seconds left and used its last timeout, setting up Point Boro with a chance to win it.

Cardia took the inbounds pass, drove the right baseline and found Hoyle on the left block, where he put up a shot off the glass and in for the game-winner as the final two seconds ticked away.

Wiggins and Griffin each scored 13 points to lead Monmouth’s balanced attack, with Wiggins also handing out seven assists and shooting 5-for-6 from the field. Griffin drained three three-pointers as well.

Conrade added 12 points, senior Charles Tinsley chipped in 10 and Reeves finished with eight points and five assists.

(15) Ocean 49, (18) Colts Neck 39

Freshman Omar Ayyash led a balanced offensive attack with 14 points and the Spartans (15-8) rode a dominant defensive performance to a second win of the season over the reigning Group III champion Cougars (11-10), this time sending Ocean to the SCT round of 16 Thursday at No. 2 Wall.

Senior Aidan Saint Louis and freshman Ahmad Ayyash each chipped in 12 points and junior Justice Hodges threw in seven for Ocean, which made its mark on the defensive end by limiting Colts Neck leading scorer Nate Sloane to one field goal and six points.

Senior Dillon Younger led Colts Neck with 13 points and senior Aidan Bain added nine in the loss.

(10) Freehold Twp. 62, (23) Henry Hudson 52

Junior John O’Neill posted 19 points, six rebounds and three assists and the Patriots (12-8) took control of the game during the third quarter before finishing off the Admirals (15-7) to reach the SCT round of 16 Thursday at No. 7 Manasquan.

Junior Dakota Lasater added 14 points and four steals while junior Jake Schultzel scored eight of his 11 points in the third quarter, during which Freehold Township outscored Henry Hudson, 22-13, to take a 14-point lead to the fourth.

Junior JoJo Newell pumped in a game-high 29 points to lead Henry Hudson, including 10 points from the free-throw line during a 14-point fourth quarter. Senior Billy Quinn also chipped in 10 points for the Admirals.

(14) Point Beach 86, (19) Southern 82 (3 OT)

Junior Tyler Preston scored a game-high 28 points, including a go-ahead three-pointer with 1:10 left and junior Matt Tierney helped put the game on ice with a fast-break layup as he was fouled, sealing a triple-overtime thriller for the Garnet Gulls (18-6) over the Rams (11-9).

Preston hit six three-pointers in the game and scored 20 of his points after halftime. Senior Elijah Ives scored 13 of his 18 points in the third and fourth quarters, while junior Ryan Mahoney chipped in 14 points for Point Beach, with six coming during the triple-overtime session. Senior Jacob Edgecomb also added nine points on three three-pointers for the Garnet Gulls.

Point Beach twice had a chance to win the game prior to the third overtime period, but poor free-throw shooting and clutch play by Southern on offense extended the game in both instances. At the end of regulation, Point Beach led, 65-62, in the final minute but went 1-for-4 from the free-throw line to leave the door open for the Rams to tie the game, which they did when junior Noah Perna was fouled on a putback attempt with no time left on the clock and hit both free throws to tie the game, 66-66.

In the first overtime, it was Mahoney who made the game-saving basket for Point Beach on a drive to the basket to tie the game, 73-73, with 34 seconds left.

In overtime No. 2, Point Beach got a stop with 14 seconds left, but Mahoney missed two free throws and senior Jake Sliwinski powered into the paint for a game-tying finish with four seconds left, sending the game to a third overtime tied, 78-78.

Point Beach moves on to face No. 3 Red Bank Catholic in Thursday’s round of 16 game, which will mark the third time the two teams have met this season. Red Bank Catholic won each of the first two meetings by margins of five and 12.

Sliwinski scored a game-high 34 points and Perna poured in 24 before fouling out to lead Southern. Junior Josh Brofman also hit four three-pointers for 12 points in the loss.

(13) Middletown South 62, (20) Brick Memorial 55

Freshman Ryan Gannon scored a game-high 20 points to go with five rebounds and five assists as the Eagles (14-8) avenged a 20-point January loss to the Mustangs (13-10) by knocking them out of the SCT in round one.

Middletown South will face another familiar opponent in the round of 16 on Thursday, when they travel to play Class A Central rival and No. 4 seed Howell. Middletown South and Howell split their regular-season series, with Middletown South winning the more recent meeting going away, 84-53.

Freshman Evan Wells added 14 points and six rebounds, senior Michael Fitzpatrick chipped in 11 points and five boards, and senior Matt Trimble contributed nine points, five rebounds and five assists for Middletown South, which took the lead in the fourth quarter and never gave it up.

Senior Beckett Oliver grabbed 12 rebounds to go with his four points and came through with two offensive rebounds during a possession early in the fourth quarter, eventually kicking the ball out to Fitzpatrick for a three-pointer that gave Middletown South a 45-38 lead. The two teams traded scores until it was 47-43, at which point Middletown South unleashed a 14-2 run that buried Brick Memorial in an insurmountable 61-45 hole. Gannon scored six points and assisted two baskets by Trimble and a dunk by Wells during the run.

Senior Sean Collins led Brick Memorial with 18 points, which Nyzier Matthews added 15 in the loss and junior Tyler Pierce threw in eight off the bench for the Mustangs.

(9) Rumson-Fair Haven 74, (24) Matawan 47

Freshman Clint Martin scored 22 points and senior Luke Lydon buried six three-pointers on the way to 21 points as the Bulldogs (15-7) handled the Huskies (10-12) to earn a round-of-16 date at No. 8 Holmdel Thursday.

Senior Blake Ahmann chipped in eight points for Rumson, which split its season series against Holmdel, with the home team winning both games by a six-point margin. Holmdel won the more recent meeting, 58-52, on Jan. 27.

Sophomore Cayson Williams scored 11 points and senior Trevor Cole added nine to lead Matawan, with both senior Colin Reitmann and junior Christian Brown adding eight points apiece in the loss.

(21) Toms River South 45, (12) Central 39

Senior Shane Gambarony scored a game-high 16 points and Toms River South’s defense delivered a sparkling performance that buoyed an upset win for the Indians (13-11) over the Golden Eagles (14-8). The victory is Toms River South’s first Shore Conference Tournament win since 2015 and sets up a round-of-16 game at No. 5 Marlboro on Thursday.

Toms River South led by as many as nine, 38-29, in the fourth quarter and Central pulled within 42-39 with 1:07 left after junior Derek Roth hit a foul-line pull-up and found junior Tyler Woermer for a layup. Senior Kharii Pringle came right back with a layup as he was fouled with 54 seconds left. Pringle missed the ensuing free throw, but Toms River South’s defense shutout Central the rest of the way to seal the win.

Pringle finished with nine points and senior Jake Myers netted 11 for Toms River South before fouling out. Roth led Central with 10 points and nine rebounds, while senior Elijah Reeder chipped in eight points, seven rebounds and three blocked shots before he fouled out as well.

 

Regular Season

Non-Division

No. 4 Marlboro 78, Pinelands 38

Junior Dylan McEwan scored 23 points — all in the first three quarters and 19 in the first half — to pace the Mustangs (16-4) to a comfortable win over the Wildcats (14-6).

Senior Ajay Mathews added 14 points, six rebounds and six assists while junior Nolan Gong went for 12 points, five rebounds, six assists and five steals for Marlboro. Senior Christian Elmasri also threw in eight points and three assists in the win.

Senior Josh Barongo scored 15 points and junior Chris Husni added nine to lead Pinelands.

 

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