SeaBreeze Ford Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard, Jan. 16

Shore Conference Boys Basketball Scoreboard

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Thursday, Jan. 16

Class A North

No. 4 CBA 80, Manalapan 55

Senior Justin Fuerbacher led four CBA players in double-figure scoring with 17 points and the Colts coasted to a win over the Braves.

Senior Gavin Marlin added 14 points, including three of CBA’s nine three-pointers. Classmate Kevin Pikiell netted 12 points and fellow senior Charlie Messano pitched in 10 for CBA. Sophomore David Buley also contributed eight points in the win.

Junior Dean Aviles scored a game-high 18 points to lead Manalapan, while senior Aiden Sosinov added 13 and sophomore Spencer Schoenfeld kicked in 12 in the loss.

 

Class A Coastal

Holmdel 71, Red Bank Catholic 61

Junior Jack Vallillo and seniors C.J. Karis and Daxx Corneiro combined for 57 points to lead the Hornets to a win over the Caseys. Vallillo scored a team-high 22 points, with Karis pouring in 18 and Corneiro dropping 17 in the win.

Senior Ryan Prior scored a game-high 30 points to match his season-high and lead Red Bank Catholic. Senior Sean Saxton added 10 points in the loss.

Middletown South 70, St. John Vianney 59

Junior Matt Trimble led a balanced scoring effort with 21 points and the Eagles outlasted the Lancers on the road.

Senior Brady Hahn poured in 19 points and junior Beckett Oliver chipped in 13 for Middletown South, which outscored St. John Vianney, 46-31, in the second half to erase a five-point halftime deficit. Hahn scored 12 points in the second half, Oliver scored 11 points after the break and junior Nick Cannizzaro scored all nine of his points in the second half.

Sophomore Danny O’Neill scored a game-high 23 points and classmate Dan Lavan added 16 to lead St. John Vianney.

No. 6 Red Bank 46, No. 5 Rumson-Fair Haven 44 (OT)

Senior Zayier Dean scored nine of his 14 points in the second half and overtime, including three game-tying free throws with 1.1 seconds left in regulation to help the Bucs rally from a double-digit deficit for a road win over the rival Bulldogs.

Rumson led by as many as 11 points and as late as the final seconds of the third quarter, 36-25. The Bulldogs also led, 39-36, for nearly four minutes, with both teams struggling to score in the latter half of the fourth quarter. With 13 seconds left, Dean stole an inbounds pass near midcourt and Red Bank used its final timeout with 8.7 seconds left.

Here is the tying free throw by Zayier Dean with 1 second left to tie it. RBR got one more shot after the turnover. pic.twitter.com/hHT1SeLb6m

— Matt Manley (@Matt_Manley) January 17, 2025

Rumson used its three fouls to give to burn the clock down to two seconds. Sophomore Justin Valentino found Dean curling into the corner and the senior was fouled going up for the potential game-tying three-pointer. Dean hit the first two attempts to end a scoreless drought of 3:52 and cut Rumson’s lead to 39-38. The Bulldogs then took a timeout in an attempt to ice Dean and draw up a plan with 1.1 seconds left in case he made it.

Dean hit the free throw out of the timeout to tie the game and Rumson’s inbound pass hit the ceiling structure, giving Red Bank the ball underneath the Bulldogs basket with 1.1 seconds left. Senior Ronald Richardson could not handle the inbound pass and time expired.

Richardson and Fisher each hit tying shots for Red Bank in overtime and Dean again came through when he hit a driving layup to put the Bucs ahead, 45-43. The lead was Red Bank’s first since starting the game with the first four points.

Both teams made 1-of-2 from the free-throw line, giving Rumson the ball with a chance to tie with 25 seconds left. The Bulldogs ran the clock down and got the ball to 6-foot-9 junior Luke Cruz, whose baseline 10-footer missed the mark, with Richardson contesting.

Richardson scored 12 points, with Fisher and senior Anthony Moore each adding seven. Fisher grabbed five rebounds and Moore pulled in nine.

Senior David Carr led Rumson with 15 points, while Cruz posted 13 points, 16 rebounds and four blocked shots in the loss.

 

Class A Central

Jackson Memorial 75, Point Boro 58

Juniors Jimmy Pappalardo and George Boley put up big statistical efforts to lead the Jaguars to a key divisional win over the Panthers. Pappalardo poured in 28 points on 8-for-13 shooting from beyond the arc, while Boley made a run at a triple-double with 18 points, seven rebounds and 13 assists.

Sophomore Hunter Hynes led Point Boro with 19 points, with junior Jovin Steimetz netting 16 and senior Drew Cardia chipping in 13 in the loss.

No. 1 St. Rose 60, Brick Memorial 24

Sophomore Avery Lynch posted 17 points and 12 rebounds to power a win for the Purple Roses over the Mustangs.

Junior Jayden Hodge added 12 points, six rebounds and three steals, while freshman Izayah Cooper contributed seven points, five assists and four steals for St. Rose.

Junior Sean Collins scored seven points to lead Brick Memorial

No. 1 Manasquan 62, Howell 36

Sophomore Rey Weinseimer scored a game-high 19 points and the Warriors rolled to a win over the Rebels for their ninth straight win.

Senior Griffin Linstra added 11 points and junior Jack O’Reilly contributed five points and 11 rebounds for Manasquan. Senior Joe Vella and Nick Papapietro each scored nine points to lead Howell.

 

Class A South

Toms River North 79, Manchester 52

Freshman Jake Greenberg led a well-rounded Toms River North effort with 17 points and the Mariners handled the Hawks.

Senior Sherrod Nelson added 15 points and six assists, with sophomore Jackson Sias contributing 14 points and four blocked shots on the other end of the floor.

Seniors Aidan Lunn and M.J. Goins each scored a game-high 20 points to lead Manchester.

No. 10 Southern 68, Toms River South 62

Sophomore Noah Perna went off for 26 points, 10 rebounds and five steals — enough to lead the Rams to a win over the Indians.

Junior Jake Sliwinski poured in 17 points for Southern, while senior Cooper Dempsey added nine and senior Rich Flores pitched in eight points and three steals in the win.

Every Toms River South starter scored at least nine points, led by 18 from junior Shane Gambarony. Junior Kharii Pringle added 14 points, junior Jacob Myers threw in 10, and both Marck Avendano and Tim Birchler chipped in nine apiece.

No. 4 Central 58, Donovan Catholic 40

Seniors Jaycen Santucci and Jayson King each posted 14 points and four assists while combining for 15 steals as the Golden Eagles took over sole possession of first place in the Class A South division with a win over the Griffins.

King tied a school single-game record with nine steals, while Santucci came up with six steals and blocked three shots. Senior Royalty Riley also pitched in 10 points, seven rebounds and three steals for Central.

Senior Ryan Jacobs scored 11 points to lead Donovan Catholic.

 

Class B North

Shore 60, Long Branch 52 (OT)

Senior Bryce Crowe hit a game-tying three-pointer as time expired in regulation and finished with 19 points to help the Blue Devils escape with an overtime win over the Green Wave.

Sophomore Maddox Paulin scored 21 points to lead Shore and junior Andrew Barham chipped in 12 in the win. Havier Gonzalez scored 17 points to lead Shore.

 

Class B Central

Point Beach 71, Lakewood 41

Junior Jacob Edgecomb scored 19 points and the Garnet Gulls sailed to a win over the Piners.

Junior Elijah Ives added 14 points, senior Scot Crowley netted 12 and sophomore Tyler Preston chipped in 10 points, six assists and four steals for Point Beach. Ronny Cuevas scored 19 points to pace Lakewood and Abel Martinez added 11 points on three three-pointers in the loss.

Neptune 43, New Egypt 31

Senior Jayden Myrthil scored 20 points and the Scarlet Fliers took down the Warriors on the road.

Senior Darren Fonrose added 12 points and junior Jordan Pierre — a transfer from College Achieve — netted eight points in his season-debut for Neptune.

Junior Nolan Arnold matched Myrthil with a game-high 20 points to lead New Egypt.

Wall 64, Jackson Liberty 37

Senior Brian McKenna scored 16 points with four three-pointers and the Crimson Knights used a strong showing in the second and third quarters to beat the Lions.

Junior Liam Killea added 14 points for Wall, which outscored Jackson Liberty, 34-14, in the second and third quarters. Sophomore Aidan Kelly scored 14 points and junior Aiden Brown added 13 to lead Jackson Liberty.

 

Class B South

Barnegat 49, Toms River East 41

Senior Mason Krey scored 13 points and senior Corey Zaccagna pitched in 12 points off the bench with three three-pointers to spark the Bengals to a win over the Raiders.

Senior Johnnel Johnson added nine points for Barnegat. Senior Mason Clinton scored a game-high 17 points to lead Toms River East.

Lacey 52, Pinelands 48

Senior Anthony Mazza scored 14 points and the Lions snapped their seven-game losing streak by knocking off the Wildcats and ending Pinelands’s six-game winning streak.

Seniors D.J. Duffy and Maris Mooney each scored nine points for Lacey and senior Jon Stabile chipped in eight points, seven rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots in the win.

Senior Ty Kline scored a game-high 16 points to lead Pinelands, with senior Tyler McNally-Ferguson chipping in 12 and sophomore Cayden Lucas contributing 10 in the loss.

 

Non-Division

Brick 68, Henry Hudson 43

Sophomore Jamel Pitts scored 24 points and senior Jayden Johnson posted 16 points, seven rebounds, four assists and four steals to lead the Green Dragons to a convincing win over the Admirals.

Junior Matthew Goodfellow added 10 points and sophomore Sean Nausedas came up just shy of a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds for Brick.

 

Non-Conference

Keyport 63, Calvary Christian 58

Senior Nico Dispenza pumped in a game-high 25 points and junior Kai Arrington added 16 as the Red Raiders kept up their winning ways with a win over Calvary Christian.

Keansburg 60, Academy for Urban Leadership 30

Junior A’Son Young rained down 20 points and the Titans picked up a one-sided win over Urban Leadership Charter.