Sea Breeze Ford Week 10 Shore Conference Football Scoreboard
Shore Conference Football Scores and Recaps
WEEK 10
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Friday, Nov. 8
NJSIAA Playoffs
Public Sectional Semifinals
Central Jersey Group 5
1-Toms River North 21, 5-Kingsway 14
Senior wide receiver/defensive back Cam Thomas caught the game-tying and go-ahead touchdowns and snagged two interceptions in the fourth quarter as the two-time defending Group 5 champion Mariners (11-0) survived an upset bid from the Dragons (8-3) to reach their fourth straight sectional final.
Kingsway struck first on a 24-yard touchdown pass from David Oravets to Tommy DePietro, but Toms River North responded immediately when senior Nasir Jackson returned the ensuing kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.
A blocked punt by Kingsway led to a 5-yard touchdown pass from Oravets to Christian White to put the Dragons up 14-7 in the second quarter. Toms River North responded again on a 30-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback T.J. Valerio to Thomas, tying the game 14-14 with 3:48 left in the first half.
Toms River North opened the second half with a 56-yard scoring drive that ended with Thomas catching a 10-yard touchdown pass from Valerio for a 21-14 Mariners lead. A missed field goal gave Kingsway the ball back late in the game but Thomas snared his second interception to seal the win.
Toms River North will host No. 2 seed Rancocas Valley (9-2) in the sectional final.
Central Jersey Group 4
2-Brick Memorial 41, 6-Jackson Memorial 21
Junior quarterback Jason Lajara had a hand in all six Brick Memorial touchdowns by completing 8 of 13 passes for 212 yards and 3 touchdowns and rushing for 96 yards and 3 touchdowns on 14 carries as the Mustangs (9-2) rolled over the Jaguars (5-5) to advance to their first sectional final since 2015.
Junior wide receiver Nyzier Matthews caught three passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns and had an interception on defense. His nine receiving touchdowns this season is a new program single-season record, passing the eight touchdowns previously held by Garrett Graham and Mike Lepore. Junior tight end Trey Tallmadge added a touchdown reception.
Jackson Memorial junior running back Jonah Glenn ran for 134 yards and one touchdown on 22 carries, senior wide receiver Eric Zebrowski ran for 79 yards and a touchdown, and senior quarterback Dennis Caswell threw a 41-yard touchdown pass to sophomore Jordan Jones for Jackson.
Brick Memorial will play top-seeded Millville in the sectional final.
1-Millville 53, 4-Marlboro 0
South Jersey Group 4
3-Shawnee 27, 2-Middletown North 17
South Jersey Group 3
2-Mainland 48, 3-Holmdel 13
Senior running back Rocco DeBiaso ran for 257 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries and junior quarterback John Franchini threw for 138 yards and three scores as the Mustangs (8-3) started fast and put away the Hornets (8-2) to reach their third straight sectional final.
Mainland has won consecutive sectional titles and was last season’s Group 4 state champion.
DeBiaso had touchdown runs of 65 and 45 in the first half when Mainland built a 34-0 halftime lead. He added a 38-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Junior wide receiver Jake Blum caught three passes for 68 yards and two touchdowns to go over 1,000 yards receiving for the season. Lucas DeBiaso opened the scoring with a 26-yard touchdown run and junior wide receiver Andrew Gilman added a 51-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter.
Holmdel junior quarterback Jack Cannon threw for 147 yards and a 10-yard touchdown to Michael Todisco, and senior running back Matt Iulo ran for a 9-yard touchdown for Holmdel. The Hornets were without standout two-way senior lineman Cipriano Bodnar, who suffered an injury in their first-round win over Oakcrest.
Mainland will host fourth-seeded Seneca (8-3) in the sectional championship game. The Golden Eagles upset undefeated Hopewell Valley, 28-25, in the other semifinal game.
Holmdel finishes the season with an 8-2 record and at least a share of the Class C North division title pending the result of the Thanksgiving game between Manasquan and Wall. If Manasquan defeats Wall the Hornets will win the outright title. After a 9-1 season in 2023, Holmdel’s 17 wins over the last two years are the most of any consecutive seasons in program history.
Central Jersey Group 2
1-Rumson-Fair Haven 56, 4-Delran 28
2-Wall 20, 3-Haddonfield 7
Derrick Boss returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown, Joe Vaccaro ran for a score, and sophomore quarterback Franny Scaramellino threw a touchdown pass to junior Heath Reinhardt as the Crimson Knights (8-1) pulled away from the Bulldawgs (6-4) to reach their first sectional final since 2019.
Tony Credle blocked a field goal that Boss returned 83 yards for a touchdown to give Wall a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. Haddonfield tied the game after recovering a fumble later in the first quarter. The Crimson Knights took a 13-7 lead when a fumble recovery set up Vaccaro for a 1-yard touchdown. Wall put the game away when Reinhardt hauled in a 26-yard touchdown with just over four minutes left and Credle sealed the win with an interception.
Wall will play top-seeded Rumson-Fair Haven in the sectional final.
South Jersey Group 2
2-Point Boro 49, 3-Manchester 14
Senior fullback Dylan Reitmeyer ran for three touchdowns and sophomore Jake Clayton ran for two scores, threw a touchdown pass, and had an interception on defense to lead the Panthers (9-2) past the Hawks (8-3) and back to a sectional final.
Junior fullback/linebacker Calvin Videon-Perino had a 45-yard touchdown catch and blocked a punt that set up a touchdown. Senior quarterback Mikey Ollendorf added a touchdown run.
Senior quarterback Aidan Lunn had a touchdown run and senior wide receiver MJ Goins had a touchdown reception for Manchester.
Point Boro will travel to top-seeded Camden for the sectional final next weekend.
Central Jersey Group 1
2-Shore 17, 6-Woodbury 7
Non-Public First Round
Non-Public B
10-St. John Vianney 41, 7-Notre Dame 10
Sophomore running back Abdul Turay ran for 211 yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries to go over 2,000 yards rushing on the season and lead the Lancers (8-3) to an emphatic victory over the Irish (6-5).
Turay now has seven 200-yard games this season and is SJV’s single-season rushing leader with 2,115 yards and counting. He had touchdown runs of 59, 18 and 5 yards. Junior quarterback Zach LaBarca ran for 137 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries and threw for 79 yards and a touchdown, connecting with junior Adam Urs on a 40-yard touchdown pass.
St. John Vianney will play at second-seeded Red Bank Catholic (6-3) in the quarterfinals.
4-Holy Spirit 38, 13-Donovan Catholic 0
Saturday, Nov. 9
NJSIAA Playoffs
South Jersey Group 4 Semifinals
1-Winslow Township 49, 4-Manalapan 8
Wednesday, Nov. 6
Regular Season
Nonconference
Pinelands 48, Pemberton 20
Senior quarterback Ty Kline saved his best for last, completing 18 of 23 passes for a program single-game record 330 yards passing and five touchdowns – plus a touchdown reception – when the Wildcats (5-5) closed their season with a win over Hornets (4-5).
Kline threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to sophomore Dom Colosi and then caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from senior Jordan Bartlett in the first quarter. He then fired four touchdown passes to senior wide receiver Matt Davis, connecting on scores of 49 and 48 yards in the second quarter, a 6-yard touchdown in the third quarter, and another 49-yard touchdown strike in the fourth quarter.
Davis finished with seven receptions for 201 yards and four touchdowns and senior running back Jaimin Parkinson ran for 137 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries.
Point Beach 26, Buena 22
Senior running back Liam Brosnan went over the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the second straight season and became Point Beach’s all-time leading rusher when the Garnet Gulls (6-4) rallied past the Chiefs (4-7) to secure their first winning season since 2019.
Thursday, Nov. 7
Regular Season
Nondivisional
Neptune 46, Colts Neck 14
Raritan 42, Ocean 28
