SEABREEZE Ford/The Jeep Store Week 7 Shore Conference Football Scoreboard
SEABREEZE Ford/The Jeep Store Shore Conference Football Scoreboard
WEEK 7
BYES: None
Saturday, October 17
Nondivisional
Freehold Township 35, Howell 20
Seniors Dakota Lasater and Jake Schultzel connected for three touchdown passes to help lead the Patriots (4-4) past the Rebels (3-4).
Lasater also ran for a score, and senior running back Dennis Quattrache III added a rushing score of his own. Junior defensive back Scott Monge recorded an interception in the win on the defensive side.
Shore 42, Keyport 14
Senior quarterback Logan Clark threw three scores and senior running back Cole Torres ripped off two long scoring runs (61 and 67 yards) to lead the Blue Devils (3-4) past the Red Raiders (1-6).
Clark found sophomore tight end Tyler Vincelli for scores of nine and 15 yards, and also threw a 34-yard strike to senior wideout Anthony Luque.
Asbury Park 45, Lakewood 14
The Blue Bishops (3-5) notched their third straight victory in a big win over the Piners (0-7).
Sophomore running back Kevan Crawford opened up the scoring with a one-yard plunge on the first drive, followed by a three-yard keeper by sophomore quarterback Braylon Johnson. Johnson then found junior receiver Divine Washington for an eight-yard score in the opening minutes of the second quarter.
Lakewood then responded with its first score, as senior quarterback Rias Sanchez lofted a 35-yard pass to junior wideout Tyreese Jones for an over-the-shoulder touchdown catch. But the Blue Bishops marched right back down the field, and Johnson fired a 37-yard score to junior receiver Cameron Beradesco just before halftime.
In the second half, the Piners stopped Asbury Park’s offense on the opening drive, but the Blue Bishops’ defense made a play minutes later, as senior defensive lineman Kenny Joseph picked up a fumble and ran it back 40 yards for a touchdown. Johnson then lofted a 34-yard score to junior wideout Na’Kiem Carson to give the offense another score.
Lakewood freshman running back Josiah Simpson added the Piners’ second score of the day with a ten-yard run on a toss play on the ensuing drive.
Manasquan 34, Neptune 0
The Warriors (4-3) notched their second straight shutout victory after their bye week, taking down the Scarlet Fliers (1-7).
They came out of the gates quickly, as senior quarterback Kyle Dow lofted a 49-yard score to junior wideout Connor Lalli on the first play from scrimmage. Later in the first quarter, senior running back Dax Klein scored from seven yards out to build a two-score lead. He then added another score from three yards out in the second quarter, and before halftime, Dow and Lalli connected again from nine yards out to head into halftime up 27-0.
Klein scored his third touchdown of the day from nine yards out in the third quarter to complete the scoring.
No. 11 Middletown South 13, Marlboro 7
Senior defensive back Ryan McCarthy blocked a potential game-winning field goal on the last play of the game, and sophomore linebacker Anthony Locasio scooped up the ball as it bounced off the turf and returned it 80 yards for the game-winning touchdown, as the Eagles (4-3) survived the Mustangs (5-3).
Senior running back Justin Rosato aligned as a Wildcat quarterback and broke off a 46-yard touchdown in the first half for the Eagles’ other touchdown.
In the loss, senior quarterback Nick Dimino connected with senior tight end James Torres for a 22-yard touchdown.
Friday, October 16
Nondivisional
Pinelands 12, Barnegat 6
Senior quarterback JJ Jenkins threw two touchdown passes, as the Wildcats (8-0) held off the Bengals (6-2) to remain unbeaten.
Jenkins flipped the ball to senior wideout Anthony Bonds on a jet sweep for a 42-yard touchdown pass, in addition to finding senior wideout Samuel Kilasi on an 14-yard touchdown pass on a speed out.
Freshman quarterback Zach McCrohan found senior wideout Blake Pezzuti on a 22-yard touchdown pass in the loss for the Bengals.
St. John Vianney 43, Brick 7
Junior quarterback Anthony Petracca threw three touchdown passes and rushed for a touchdown, as the Lancers (3-5) throttled the Dragons (4-4).
Senior tight end Isaiah Shade hauled in two touchdown receptions. Senior wideout Brayden Delavega caught one touchdown. Senior running back Lucas Farah and junior running back Zach Silverman each added a rushing touchdown.
No. 10 Holmdel 49, Raritan 26
Junior wideout Anthony Serini ran for touchdowns of 35 and 45 yards, in addition to scoring on a two-point conversion, as the Hornets (5-3) topped the Rockets (4-4).
Sophomore quarterback Tommy Fletcher threw a four-yard touchdown pass to sophomore wideout Charles Murphy, and a 15-yard touchdown pass to senior tight end Ryan Pescatore.
Senior running back Matt Scheinman ran for a 21-yard touchdown. Senior defensive back Michael Todisco returned a fumble 19 yards for a touchdown.
No. 6 Middletown North 21, No. 5 Southern 20 (OT)
The Lions (6-0) stopped the Rams (6-2) on a potential game-winning two-point conversion attempt in overtime to come away with a huge victory.
Senior running back Matt Belenko scored on touchdown runs of four and one yards. Junior quarterback Derek Grasso hit senior wideout Danny Sigler in stride on a 43-yard touchdown pass.
Junior running back Niko Iliescu ran for a three-yard touchdown in the loss. Senior quarterback Carson Abbato found senior wideout Chris Raub on a 21-yard touchdown pass. Senior running back Levi Foote added a 25-yard touchdown run.
Monmouth 42, Keansburg 7
Junior quarterback Ryan Corwin tossed five touchdown passes, as the Falcons (8-0) raced past the Titans (3-5) matching the school record for total wins in a season.
Senior wideout Eddie Seggara and junior wideout Donovan Hicks each hauled in two touchdown receptions. Senior wideout Sam Jackson also caught a touchdown.
Junior running back Brandon Thompson notched a rushing touchdown.
Lacey 33, New Egypt 14
Sophomore running back Taven Santonasso ran for three touchdowns, as the Lions (3-5) beat the Warriors (4-4).
Santonasso scored on runs of six, four, and 22 yards. Junior running back Hunter Stillwell added a 20-yard touchdown run. Senior quarterback Joe Geiger found junior running back Chase Meredith on a 23-yard touchdown pass.
In the loss, junior quarterback Thomas Marabuto hit senior wideout Paul Kennedy on a 24-yard touchdown pass. Junior running back Liam Trukowski added a 36-yard touchdown run.
No. 3 Brick Memorial 48, No. 4 Rumson-Fair Haven 41
Senior quarterback Tyler Pierce accounted for four touchdowns, as the Mustangs (7-1) defeated the Bulldogs (5-3) in a shootout.
Pierce found senior wideout Shawn Fowler on a 21-yard touchdown, along with hitting senior running back Colin Schoellkopf on four- and five-yard touchdown passes. He also ran for a 17-yard touchdown.
Fowler added rushing touchdowns of 61, and one yards. Schoellkopf also scored on a two-yard touchdown run.
Fowler sealed the game with an interception late. Senior defensive lineman Joe Livio also recorded an interception.
In the loss, junior quarterback Brady Williams connected with junior wideout Michael Capra on touchdown passes of 23, 23, and 12 yards. Senior running back Ryder Izzo ran for three touchdowns on distances of 96, 59, and 38 yards.
No. 8 Wall 28, Jackson 0
Senior quarterback Franny Scaramellino scored on a 31-yard touchdown run and found senior wideout Johnny Partusch on a 1-yard touchdown pass, as the Crimson Knights (4-3) blanked the Jaguars (2-6).
Senior fullback Jesse Roth and junior running back Michael Boulard each added short touchdown runs.
No. 12 Manalapan 35, Central 7
Senior running back Nick Palmieri rushed for three touchdowns, as the Braves (4-4) beat the Golden Eagles (1-7).
Palmieri scored on rushes of two, 52, and 27 yards. Senior quarterback Cameron Desfosse hit senior wideout Tommy Donaway on a 52-yard touchdown pass. Junior defensive back Xander Roberts picked off a pass and returned it 70 yards for a touchdown.
Colts Neck 49, Freehold Boro 7
Senior wideout Alex Policastro hauled in three touchdown receptions from junior quarterback Chace Staback and returned a fumble for a touchdown, as the Cougars (4-4) routed the Colonials (1-7) for their first home Friday night victory in program history.
Sophomore running back Trevor Baum added two rushing touchdowns, while junior wideout Lewis Gilmore also scored a rushing touchdown.
Red Bank 31, Long Branch 7
Senior running back Joe Henry rushed for 200 yards and a touchdown, as the Bucs (4-3) defeated the Green Wave (2-6).
Senior quarterback Brett Laude tossed a 46-yard touchdown pass to senior wideout Kaden Jackson, and a 26-yard touchdown pass to senior wideout Chris Doody. Doody also nailed a 31-yard field goal.
Senior running back Kieran Gilmartin also added a touchdown.
Matawan 48, Toms River East 7
Junior quarterback BlairCarter Gagneron tossed four touchdown passes and ran for another, as the Huskies (4-4) rolled over the Raiders (1-7).
Senior tight end Kevin Auguste caught two touchdown receptions. Junior wideout Cayson Williams and senior fullback Mark Fanelli each hauled in one touchdown reception.
Senior running back Jeremiah Jackson ran for two touchdowns.
No. 7 Toms River North 42, Toms River South 0
Senior quarterback Wesley Tanner and senior running back Lucas Elias each rushed for three touchdowns, as the Mariners (6-2) blanked the rival Indians (5-3) in the latest iteration of the “Civil War”.
No. 2 Red Bank Catholic 24, No. 1 Donovan Catholic 10
Sophomore running back Gabe Kemp scored on touchdown runs of one, two, and five yards, as the Caseys (6-2) reclaimed the top spot in the rankings in a win over the formerly unbeaten Griffins (7-1).
Sophomore kicker Simon Picinich nailed a 35-yard field goal.
A fourth down sack from junior defensive end Asher Cummins stopped a Donovan Catholic drive when it was 17-10 and the Caseys were able to then score to seal the game.
In the loss, senior kicker Sal Reynoso made a 37-yard field goal and senior quarterback Kahden Davis found sophomore wideout Chris McClaren on an 8-yard touchdown pass that was set up by a 70-yard kick return from senior Ja’el Hester.
No. 9 Point Boro 35, Ocean 7
Senior quarterback Jake Clayton rushed for three touchdowns, and senior fullback DJ Albanese ran for two touchdowns, as the Panthers (4-4) defeated the Spartans (5-3).
Thursday, October 15
Nondivisional
Point Beach 54, Manchester 6
Senior running back Danny Neal ran for two touchdowns and recovered a blocked punt for a touchdown, as the Garnet Gulls (6-1) rolled over the Hawks (2-6).
Neal scored on touchdown runs of 89 and nine yards in addition to his blocked punt recovery. Junior quarterback Billy Cavanaugh threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to junior fullback Gabe Boyle and a 20-yard touchdown pass to sophomore running back Jalen Kreiger. Boyle added a one-yard touchdown plunge, while Kreiger rushed for a 10-yard touchdown. Sophomore running back Charlie Panuska ran for a four-yard touchdown.
Point Beach recovered three squib kicks in the first half.
Junior quarterback Caden Fitts scored a one-yard touchdown in the loss for the Hawks.
