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NJ Devils and JSZ once again bring great memories to New Jersey high school icers
The third and final installment of JSZ’s Goals of the Month took place last Sunday at the Prudential Center. Check out a great night for our honorees at the Rock! Once again, the New Jersey Devils have partnered with Jersey Sports Zone to spotlight great moments captured by our cameras. On March 27, the final edition of our Goals of the Month was honored along with our Save of the Year winner. In all, 16 players got a chance to see their goal on the scoreboard at the Prudential Center and watch NHL action up close. Check out our feature that aired earlier today on JSZ-TV on WLNY 10/55 and watch our Top 5 goals from the 2022 post-season:
JSZ’s Announces Hockey Postseason Awards!
New Jersey’s 2021-2022 high school hockey season was one for the record books. We saw some teams flirt with perfection, others make school history while many players took their respective games to new heights. Here, our team at Jersey Sports Zone honors the very best from this past season. Follow along as our full postseason award announcements roll out! CBA’s Zach Wagnon Wins JSZ’s 2022 Hockey Player of the Year Zach Wagnon’s senior season was dominant from start to finish. The top forward at Christian Brothers Academy, Wagnon accumulated 24 goals and a staggering 50 assists while leading the Colts to a near perfect year. The Yale University commit – who was named the Gordon Conference MVP – helped lead CBA to a 27-0-3 record along with a Gordon Cup championship along with a Non-Public state title. Wagnon was unanimously selected by JSZ’s staff as this year’s winner. JSZ’s Jay Cook profiles the standout forward: JSZ’s Hockey Player of the Year History 2022: Zach Wagnon, CBA 2021: Connor Sedlak, Don Bosco 2020: John Donohoe, CBA 2019: Tyler Sedlak, Don Bosco 2018: Mickey Burns, Don Bosco Morristown-Beard’s Leah Stecker Wins JSZ’s 2022 Girls Hockey Player of the Year Morristown-Beard was once again crowned the number one Girls Ice Hockey team in New Jersey this past season and that was thanks in large part to senior leader Leah Stecker. The Penn State commit finished the year with 19 goals and eclipsed the 100 point mark in her Crimson career. Stecker exits high school with 67 goals total and the only two girls ice hockey state titles to be played in NJ’s history so far. JSZ is proud to announce Stecker as our inaugural winner of the award. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the story: JSZ’s 2022 All-Zone Team Every year, we put a spotlight on the best players to grace the ice in the Garden State. This year, however, we are splitting our All-Zone teams up into a public team and a non-public team. There’s no first, second or third team all-state here – we just take the very best from throughout the year. 2022 All-Zone Public Team GoaliesDefensemanForwards Shane Cook, Governor LivingstonThomas Conrod, WestfieldEgor Barabanov, Ridge Daniel Moor, Northern HighlandsAndreas Forand, Middletown SouthRowan Brennan, Verona Zach Turbin, LivingstonZach Gold, VeronaColin Delanzo, Middletown North Luke Dickerson, Morris Knolls Will Fuller, Northern Highlands Jace Koenigsmark, Middletown North Brian Kramer, Governor Livingston Denis Kuzmenkov, Ridge Matteo Mancheno, Westfield Brett Pritchard, Rumson-Fair Haven Austin Vecchio, Livingston 2022 All-Zone Non-Public Team GoaliesDefensemanForwardsPlayers of the Year John Donohoe, CBAMatthew Desiderio, Bergen CatholicAntonio Arcaroli, Bergen CatholicZach Wagnon, CBA - 2022 JSZ Boys Player of the Year Jason Cai, DelbartonNoah Jones, Morristown-BeardLeighton Biesidadecki, CBA Lukas Peterson, Don Bosco PrepEvan Brown, CBALeah Stecker, Morristown-Beard - 2022 JSZ Girls Player of the Year Patrick Reilly, CBANick Faccone, Delbarton Aidan Guinnessey, CBA Hollis Humphries, Morristown-Beard Matt Imbriano, Don Bosco Prep John Mustard, Bergen Catholic Ty Oller, Don Bosco Prep Trip Pendy, Delbarton Billy Sheridan, Gloucester Catholic Jersey Sports Zone’s full postseason award coverage is made possible by RWJ Barnabas Health, a proven supporter of New Jersey high school sports.
Vote now for Jersey Sports Zone’s Hockey Plays of the Year!
We’ve got one more batch of great goals from the high school hockey playoffs and our nominees for JSZ Saves of the Year. Cast your vote now through Friday at 12 noon. Winners will be honored by the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center later this month! The high school hockey season provided some great moments and once again the New Jersey Devils have teamed up with Jersey Sports Zone to honor another great batch of goals captured by JSZ cameras. We’ve got ten nominees for the best goals of the post-season. Our poll is open NOW through Friday at 12 noon. The winner of the poll will get one of the five spots for our Goals of the Month. Jersey Sports Zone and the Devils will choose the other four goals from our nominees and compile the Top 5 goals that will be shown during the Devils game against the Montreal Canadiens on March 27th. The Top 5 goal scorers will get tickets to the game and get to see their goals on the scoreboard during the first intermission! Watch our goals below and cast your vote now: Jersey Sports Zone Save of the Year In addition to our Top 5 goals from the post-season, the Devils will honor the top save captured by JSZ cameras. The poll is open now through Friday at 12 noon. The winner of the poll will be honored by the Devils at the March 27th game against Montreal along with our top five goal scorers. Watch the best saves now and cast your vote! Thanks to the New Jersey Devils for supporting high school hockey players in New Jersey all year long! In addition to hosting the state championships, the Devils have been showcasing Jersey Sports Zone goals every month during the hockey season.
Watch JSZ’s 2022 Hockey State Championship Highlights
You know it’s the final day of the New Jersey high school hockey season when teams are skating out onto the ice at the Prudential Center. We’ll have full highlights and reaction from the girls’ state championship and all four boys’ state title games today. Check in early and often! Morristown-Beard 7 Princeton Day 0 | Girls’ State Championship Morristown-Beard (17-3-1) defeated Princeton Day (14-6) 7-0 in the second annual Girls Ice Hockey State Championship to capture back to back titles under former New Jersey Devil and Coach, Bruce Driver . The Crimson led 2-0 after the first period following goals from Lilli Warnock and Logan Sutera. However, the story of the afternoon was Penn State commit Leah Stecker who finished with four goals and an assist. Goalie Gracie Meyers had 11 saves for Mo-Beard. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights and postgame reaction: Northern Highlands 3 Middletown North 1 | Public B State Championship Will Fuller’s second goal of the game in the third period was the game-winner as the Highlanders win their second state championship on the ice. Fuller scored in the second period to put Northern Highlands on top 1-0 before Jace Koenigsmark tied the game late in the second period. Brent Beswick sealed the championship with an empty-net goal. Sophomore goalie Daniel Moor had 30 saves in the win. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights from the Public “B” state championship game at the Prudential Center: Gov. Livingston 2 Morris Knolls 0 | Public C State Championship The Highlanders’ 2021-2022 hockey team will be one that will forever go down in Gov. Livingston history. A 29-save shutout from Shane Cook, paired with a stellar defensive effort, lifted the Highlanders to the win. Phillip Kousaftes’ goal in the first period was key and Alex Nasreddine’s empty-netter sealed the deal. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction: Ridge 6 Livingston 1 | Public A State Championship Reese Judson scored a pair of goals 26 seconds apart late in the first period to stake Ridge to a 3-0 lead and the Red Devils pulled away to win its third state championship in the last six years. Denis Kuzmenkov also had a two-goal game for the Red Devils. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights from the Prudential Center: Christian Brothers Academy 3 Delbarton 0 | Non-Public State Championship The Colts have officially laid their claim as one of the single-most success hockey teams in New Jersey. CBA (27-0-3) brought expert goaltending, timely offensive plays and passion to the ice as they become the first team since St. Augustine (2007) to finish undefeated. John Donohoe led the way with a 22 save shutout while Patrick Reilly netted a pair of goals. JSZ’s Jay Cook has all the highlights and reaction: Thanks to RWJ Barnabas Health for sponsoring all of Jersey Sports Zone’s state championship coverage!
NJ Devils honor another round of JSZ’s Top HS Hockey Goals
Before the high school hockey season comes to a close, Jersey Sports Zone returns to the Prudential Center in Newark to honor five more electrifying hockey goals captured by our MMJ’s. Watch the recap of the special evening below! The New Jersey Devils have once again shined a light on high school hockey in the Garden State with JSZ’s Top Goals of the Month. The winner’s received tickets to the Devils/Blues game and saw their plays on display on the Jumbotron during the first intermission. Devils forward Michael McLeod even weighed in on all five goals and gave his insight to these rising stars. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez was there for all the action: A special thanks to the New Jersey Devils for highlighting high school hockey in the Garden State. Don’t miss JSZ’s complete State Championship Hockey coverage from the Prudential Center on 3/7!
Watch Monday 2.28 JSZ Hockey Highlights
The state playoffs are off and running and we have a pair of games from the public side of things. Check out Hillsborough’s incredible shootout win and Rumson-Fair Haven’s offensive explosion in Red Bank now! Hillsborough 2 Middletown South 1 (2-1 Shootout) | Public A Quarterfinals An impressive 38-save performance from Jason LoRicco helped the Raiders punch their ticket to the state semifinals later this week. LoRicco was impressive in net all night long as No. 2 seed Hillsborough (13-4-3) outlasted No. 7 seed Middletown South (14-6-5) in a heart-pounding 10 round shootout. Sophomore forward Nate Kondratiuk scored the go-ahead shootout goal in the 10th round while LoRicco made the final stop of the night. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction from an unforgettable game in Flemington: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Hillsborough all season long is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates Rumson-Fair Haven 7 Mendham 0 | Public B Quarterfinals The Bulldogs scored five times in the second period to make history. RFH has reached the state semifinals on the ice for the first time ever. Brett Pritchard had back-to-back goals in the second period and Ryan Kuras had 20 saves for the shutout to give Rumson an eighth straight win. RFH will face Middletown North in an All-Shore semifinal Thursday at Mennen Arena. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the Monday night highlights from the Red Bank Armory: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Rumson-Fair Haven is brought to you by Mario Venancio of Berkshire Hathaway Fox&Roach Realtors
Low Lifts Morristown-Beard in Playoff Thriller
A month ago, the Crimson were on the wrong side of a heartbreaking loss to the Pirates. Now, they’ve rebounded and will advance in the state playoffs. Two goals from Andrew Low in the last five minutes of regulation lifted 11-seed Morristown Beard (14-11-1) to a thrilling 6-5 win over 6-seed Seton Hall Prep (10-12-2) in the first round of the Non-Public state tournament. Tied 2-2 going into the third period, both teams combined to score seven goals in a wild final frame. Seton Hall Prep led 5-4 thanks to a great goal from Owen Waivada with 8:51 left in regulation, but the goal wasn’t enough. Morristown-Beard advances to face the winner of Don Bosco Prep-Frisch first round game in the Non-Public quarterfinals on Monday, Feb. 28. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction from Codey Arena in West Orange: Thanks to “One on One with Steve Adubato” for sponsoring JSZ’s coverage of all Seton Hall Prep athletics this year!
Paramus Catholic pulls off first-round upset in state hockey opener
The Road to the Rock is underway and we’ve got an upset in the opening round of the Non-Public bracket. Get your JSZ All-Access pass to watch Paramus Catholic’s win at Catholic in Wall! Paramus Catholic 3 Catholic 2 | Non-Public First Round Nathan Klak’s goal with 3:45 left in the third period was the […] To access this post, you must purchase an All Access Pass. You can log in here or purchase an All Access Pass here. Become an All Access Pass Holder. You will be redirected to login or purchase page.
Watch Monday 2.21 JSZ Hockey Highlights
The Road to the Rock is underway. We’ve got two games from the opneing night of the hockey state playoffs thanks to our great sponsors. Check them out NOW! Bernards 4 Brick 2 | Public “C” Play-In Bernards (15-3-3) advanced to the Public C playoffs with a 4-2 win over Brick (8-9-2) in the Play-In Round. Bernards led 3-1 after two periods of play thanks to a pair of scores from Aidan Gallagher. Brick cut it to a one score game in the third period, but a strong night at goal for sophomore goalie Baylyn Shankman continued to secure the victory. Shankman finished with 23 saves. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights and postgame reaction from Morristown: Thank you to OceanFirst Bank for sponsoring our Brick Township and Memorial coverage. Hopewell Valley 3 Ocean Township 2 (OT) | Public “C” Play-In Cole Beck scored 4:29 into overtime to give Hopewell Valley a spot in the next round of the state playoffs and a showdown with Governor Livingston. Ocean rallied from 2-0 down with a pair of goals in the third. Owen Mumm’s goal with 3:17 left in regulation forced overtime. The Spartans got an early power play in the extra period but couldn’t cash in. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights and post-game reaction from Jersey Shore Arena in Wall:
Notre Dame raises first Mercer County Title Since 2013
Notre Dame 7 Princeton 2 | MCT Final Notre Dame (13-6-1) claimed their first Mercer County Tournament Title since 2013 with a 7-2 victory over Princeton (16-4-3). The Irish went ahead 3-0 early in the second period before Princeton cut the lead to 3-2 to begin the third. ND on a scoring frenzy found net four times in the final period to secure the victory. Mike McVey, Will Celli and Gavin Frith all finished with a pair of scores. Sophomore goalie Cole Werthman grabbed MVP honors for his 42 saves. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights from Mercer County Park: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring both our Notre Dame and Princeton coverage. Thank you to the New Jersey Devils for sponsoring our championship hockey coverage,
Watch 2.17 JSZ Championship Hockey Coverage
Two champions are crowned at Codey Arena on Thursday night as the NJIIHL cup championship season comes to a close. We’ve got highlights from the highly-coveted Gordon Cup as well as an upset in the McInnis Cup final. Christian Brothers 2 Don Bosco 0 | Gordon Cup Final John Donohoe’s impressive 33 save shutout was key to the Colts topping the Ironmen to win yet another Gordon Cup trophy. CBA (23-0-3) played without Evan Brown and Christian Chouha but didn’t miss a beat against Don Bosco (18-6-1). Aidan Guinnessey opened the scoring for CBA in the first period and Leighton Biesiadecki closed it out with an insurance goal in the third. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction: Westfield 5 Livingston 2 | McInnis Cup Final No. 13 Westfield (17-4) defeated No. 12 Livingston (19-3-3) 5-2 for their first McInnis Cup Title since 2019. After falling behind 1-0 to begin the first period, Westfield tied the game and would take the lead on back to back goals from Thomas Conrod. The Blue Devils added another score before Livingston cut the game to 3-2. Matt Beke and Aidan Wilson tacked on two more goals in the third period to secure the win. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights and postgame reaction: Thank you to the office of Senator Jon Bramnick for sponsoring our Westfield coverage. Thank you to the New Jersey Devils for sponsoring JSZ’s Championship Hockey coverage.
Watch 2.16 JSZ Championship Hockey Coverage
A pair of champions are crowned at Mennen Arena and Codey Arena as cup season is in full force. Check back in throughout the night as the highlights roll in! Mendham 4 Morristown 0 | Halvorsen Cup Final After dropping a pair of games to the Colonials earlier this year, the Minutemen got their revenge at just the right time. Mendham (10-6-1) rode a four-point performance from Tristan Aikenhead and a 19-save shutout courtesy of freshman goaltender Gavin Thrun to win the 2022 Halvorsen Cup. Morristown (14-5-3) had trouble generating offense in this game. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction from Mennen Arena: Verona 5 Cranford 2 | Kelly Cup Final Verona (19-3-3) defeated Cranford (9-9-3) 5-2 for their first ever Kelly Cup Championship. After falling behind 2-0 to end the first period, Cranford answered back with a pair of scores in the second to trail 3-2 entering the third. Rowan Brennan already with a score in the first period added two more goals to secure the victory. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of all championship hockey games are powered by the New Jersey Devils.
CBA, Don Bosco Prep reach Gordon Cup Finals
Don Bosco Prep is the defending champion, CBA is the number one ranked team in New Jersey. Both teams made their mark in the Gordon Cup semifinals on Tuesday to reach the title game. Watch the highlights of both games now! Don Bosco 2 Delbarton 1 (OT/Shootout) There’s always fireworks when two of the best teams in New Jersey meet on the ice. The Ironmen and Green Wave skated to a 1-1 tie through regulation and overtime, thus setting the stage for a shootout with a spot in the Gordon Cup final on the line. Don Bosco goaltender Ethan Marich made four saves and freshman Matt Shpungin buried the “game-winner” in four shootout rounds for a 3-0 win over Delbarton. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction from SportsCare Arena in Randolph: CBA 10 Bergen Catholic 2 The Colts scored a pair of power-play goals in the span of :11 seconds to open the game and kept on scoring to remain unbeaten on the year at 22-0-3. Evan Brown scored on a 2-man advantage with Zach Wagnon answered immediately after to make it 2-0 just three minutes into the game. Wagnon went on to score just over a minute later and Patrick Reilly scored with :01 second left in the first to make it a 4-0 lead for the Colts through one. CBA added four more goals in the second and two more in the third to reach 22-0-3 on the season. Brown, Wagnon and Reilly all scored two goals apiece with Wagnon and Reilly finishing with five points. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights from Jersey Shore Arena: Thanks to the New Jersey Devils for sponsoring JSZ’s coverage of Championship Week on the ice! We’ll have conference cup finals throughout the week!
Winless to Champs: West Morris hockey makes dramatic turnaround for Haas Cup
What a difference a year can make. In 2021 West Morris didn’t win a single game, posting a record of 0-14-1. This season the Wolfpack squad made up of mostly underclassmen not only made it to the Haas Cup Final, but brought home their first Division Title since 2011. As if going from winless to Haas Cup Champions was not enough for Head Coach Phil Togno, he got to celebrate the victory with his two sons on the team Phil and Johnny. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the story from Morristown: Check out the highlights: Thank you to the New Jersey Devils for sponsoring our championship hockey coverage.
Watch 2.14 JSZ Championship Hockey Coverage
New Jersey’s love for championship hockey stole the show on Valentine’s Day this year. Highlighting the day is a pair of MCSSIHL championship games from Mennen Sports Arena. Stay tuned! Morristown-Beard 4 Morris Knolls 3 | Mennen Cup Final A late rally from the Golden Eagles wasn’t enough to stun the Crimson in the championship game. Andrew Low provided two goals for Morristown-Beard (13-11-1), who held a 4-0 lead with five minutes remaining in regulation. Yet, Morris Knolls (13-7-1) climbed back in, thanks to three consecutive goals courtesy of Luke Dickerson inside the final two minutes. Knolls ran out of time and Mo-Beard was able to win their third straight Mennen Cup title and the 15th overall in school history. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights: West Morris 2 Mount Olive (Mo-Ho-Ha) 1 | Haas Cup Final After not winning a single game last season, West Morris (14-6-1) defeated Mount Olive (16-4-3) 2-1 for the 2022 Haas Cup Championship. Mount Olive went ahead 1-0 after the first period following an early goal from Adam Twist. However, Ben Wilmott would tie the game at 1-1 for West Morris in the second. Still knotted late in the third period, Wilmott added another score with three minutes remaining to lead the Wolfpack to victory. Opposing goalies Phil Togno and Nick Gargiulo both finished the evening with 26 saves. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights: Thank you to the New Jersey Devils for sponsoring our championship hockey coverage.
Watch Monday 2.7 JSZ Hockey Highlights
For some teams, it’s cup season. For others, it’s about to start. JSZ has highlights from the Egan Cup final in Trenton along with the regular season finale for red-hot CBA. Check back in throughout the night for the highlights! CBA 4 Seton Hall Prep 2 Colts’ star forward Zach Wagnon had career game Monday night. Wagnon, the Gordon Conference’s leading scorer, netted his first career hat trick in an impressive showing against Seton Hall Prep (10-10-2). Wagnon ultimately finished with a four-point night as CBA (19-0-3) locks up the top seed in the upcoming Gordon Cup Tournament. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction from Codey Arena in West Orange: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of all Seton Hall Prep athletics is made possible by “One on One with Steve Adubato.” St. John Vianney 4 Notre Dame 1 | Egan Cup Final St. John Vianney (11-4-1) defeated Notre Dame (10-5-1) 4-1 to claim their first Egan Cup Championship since 2019. The Lancers led 3-0 after two periods of play following goals from Mike Reed, Nick Viola and Luc Barnett. Rob Calice added a score to begin the third. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights from Cure Insurance Arena in Trenton: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Notre Dame coverage.
Livingston Blanks Westfield, Clinches McInnis Division Title
There’s no other way around it: 2021-2022 has been a magical year for Livingston hockey. The Lancers achieved a preseason goal Saturday night by clinching first place in the NJIIHL’s McInnis Division after a commanding 3-0 win over division rival Westfield (14-4.) Livingston (17-1-3) was fueled by a two-game effort from Dillon Schultz while senior goaltender Zach Turbin held the fort down with a 20-save shutout. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights and reaction from Codey Arena in West Orange: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of all Westfield athletics is made possibly by Senator Jon Bramnick!
Watch Friday 2.4 JSZ Ice Hockey Highlights
JSZ brings you two games from the Friday night ice thanks to our great sponsors. Check out wins for Princeton and Manalapan NOW! Princeton 9 Paul VI 5 Princeton (14-2-3) defeated Paul VI (10-6-1) 9-5 to pick up a third straight win in a battle of two CVC Division leaders. Princeton with a commanding 5-2 lead entering the third period found themselves in a tightly contested 7-5 game late in regulation before Ethan Garlock and Cooper Zullo added scores to give the Little Tigers a comfortable lead in the final three minutes. Garlock and Zullo each had two goals. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Princeton coverage. Manalapan 5 Brick 2 Christian Pietromonaco had a four-point night and set the tone with a dazzling end to end rush goal and sophomore Josh Kushnir had a pair of second period power goals to help the Braves to a quality road win at the Ocean Ice Palace. Manalapan improves to 10-5-2 with a stellar 6-1-1 road record. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights from Brick: Special thanks to OceanFirst Bank for supporting JSZ’s coverage of Brick Township and Brick Memorial all year long!
Middletown North claims Mayor’s Cup for first time in 5 years
The New Jersey Devils Game of the Week is one of the great hockey rivalries in the Garden State. Middletown North avenged a season-opening loss to crosstown rival South in front of a packed house. Watch all the highlights NOW! Middletown North 5 Middletown South 1 Colin Delanzo had a hat trick and Luke Chrzan had a career-high 35 saves to give the Lions the Mayor’s Cup for the first time in five years. North avenged a 6-2 loss to South on the opening night of the season thanks to Delanzo and TJ Wolf scoring eight seconds apart late in the first period. Delanzo scored a pair of goals in the second period to put the game away. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights and post-game reaction from Middletown Ice World: Thanks to the New Jersey Devils for supporting JSZ and New Jersey high school hockey. Coming up next week, we’ll have the goals of the month for the rest of the regular season with the top 5 goals earning an invite to the Rock to be honored by the Devils!
RFH scores three times in third to knock off #10 SJV
We’ve got a fantastic Monday night Shore Conference showdown at the Red Bank Armory. Watch all the highlights of Rumson-Fair Haven and St. John Vianney NOW! Rumson-Fair Haven 5 St. John Vianney 3 Five different Bulldogs scored to give RFH a 5-3 upset win over #10 ranked St. John Vianney in a fantastic Shore Conference game on Monday night at the Red Bank Armory. The two teams traded goals in the final minute of the second period with Connor Spagnuola giving RFH a 2-1 lead at the 40 second mark before SJV’s Mike Reed tied the game with just 3.8 seconds left. Nik Doumas and Dominic Panke scored in the third to build a two goal cushion with Charlie Tallman sealing the win with an empty net goal. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has highlights of senior night for 8-5-4 RFH: Thanks to Mario Venancio of Berkshire Hathaway Fox & Roach Realtors for sponsoring JSZ’s coverage of Rumson-Fair Haven!
Brick Coaching Legend Enjoys Great Grandchildren Continuing Legacy
Bob Auriemma is the patriarch of New Jersey high school hockey and is still closely connected to the game thanks to his great-grandchildren on the ice for Brick. Watch JSZ’s feature on a true legend and the impact he still has on the game For 54 years and over 1,000 games, Bob Auriemma was behind the bench at the Ocean Ice Palace for the Brick Township hockey team. With 729 wins, eight Gordon Cup titles and six state championships, he will forever be the patriarch of New Jersey high school hockey. Following his retirement in 2017, Auriemma still finds himself a fixture at the rink as he watches his two great-grandsons play for the co-op of Brick Township and Brick Memorial. Jake and Kevin Toye have been key contributors to a Brick team that is currently 7-5-2 and enjoying a return to the Ocean Ice Palace after four years away. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has this story on one of New Jersey’s great hockey families: Jersey Sports Zone thanks OceanFirst Bank for supporting Brick Township and Brick Memorial and allowing us to tell great stories!
Morristown Clinches Halvorsen Title, Continues Breakout Season
Just about everything seems to be going right for the Colonials this season as they achieved a big goal for the 2021-2022 campaign. Morristown (12-3-3) brought out the brooms and swept Mendham, 4-1, en route to clinching the Halvorsen Division title this season. The win gives the Colonials the top-seed in the Halvorsen Cup Tournament […] To access this post, you must purchase an All Access Pass. You can log in here or purchase an All Access Pass here. Become an All Access Pass Holder. You will be redirected to login or purchase page.
Delbarton cruises to three straight wins
Delbarton 3 Lawrenceville 1 No. 2 Delbarton (15-3-1) defeated Lawrenceville (2-1) 3-1 to pick up a third straight win. Tied 1-1 after two periods of play, Delbarton with two late scores from Jack Gerne and Tim Galvin in the third held off Big Red. Galvin also had an assist. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Lawrenceville coverage.
Ridge ups unbeaten string to 10 after road win at Middletown North
Two state-ranked teams collide in our NJ Devils Game of the Week! Watch all the action now between Middletown North and Ridge Ridge 4 Middletown North 2 Jimmy McNally broke a 2-2 tie in the third period to give the Red Devils a 10th straight game without a loss. Ridge is 6-0-4 during its unbeaten streak and a 10-3-4 record overall. Ridge jumped out to a 2-1 lead at the end of one thanks to goals by Wyatt Stefan and Colin Ward. Egor Barabanov added an empty netter. Middletown North got goals from Jace Koenigsmark and Lachlan Haeger in the defeat. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights in our NJ Devils Game of the Week: Thanks to the New Jersey Devils for supporting high school hockey and partnering with Jersey Sports Zone. We’ll honor the top goals from January at the Prudential Center on March 6th!
Field Hockey
Camden Catholic Captures Non-Public South Crown
Camden Catholic 3 Bishop Eustace 0 | Non-Public South Final The Irish blanked the rival Crusaders for the third time this season, as Camden Catholic won its third straight sectional title. Northwestern commit Olivia Bent-Cole scored a pair of goals for the Irish (21-2), while Wake Forrest commit Ava Moore scored off a penalty stroke […] To access this post, you must purchase an All Access Pass. You can log in here or purchase an All Access Pass here. Become an All Access Pass Holder. You will be redirected to login or purchase page.
Watch Tuesday 11.9 JSZ Field Hockey Highlights
It’s sectional final day in the New Jersey field hockey world. We’ve got highlights from a record-setting day in Woolwich Township, plus an underdog’s triumph to win on the road in Middletown. Enjoy all the highlights! Phillipsburg 2 Middletown South 0 | North Group 4 Final Don’t call them underdogs! The ninth-seeded Stateliners continued their magical postseason run Tuesday and won a sectional title after taking down the second-seeded Eagles. Samantha Helman and Madison Darmstadt were the lone two goal scorers as Phillipsburg (13-9) won its first sectional title since 1999. The Stateliners are set to face nationally-ranked Eastern in the Group 4 championship on Saturday. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the highlights from Middletown: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Phillipsburg is sponsored by the Garnet Booster Club! Eastern 9 Kingsway 3 | South Group 4 Final Ryleigh Heck set a new state single-season goals record as the Vikings continued their dominance in South Jersey Group 4. The North Carolina commit Heck finished with six goals, giving her 115 for the season. That breaks the mark set by Lawrence’s Talia Schenck just a few days ago. Louisville commit Izzy Bianco added a pair of goals and a handful of assists for Eastern (22-2) in the win. Tori Griffiths scored a pair of goals for the Dragons (19-3) in the loss. The Vikings will face Phillipsburg for the Group 4 state title on Saturday in Bordentown. JSZ’s Mike Frankel has the highlights and reaction: Coverage of Eastern is made possible by Cooper University Health Care.
Shore Regional returns to top of Shore Conference field hockey
The Blue Devils win the Shore Conference Tournament for the 20th time in program history and for the first time since 2013. Watch highlights of Shore’s win over Point Pleasant Boro at Monmouth University Shore Regional 3 Point Pleasant Boro 0 Maggie McRae scored a pair of goals and Libby Doehner added a score to give the Blue Devils the Shore Conference field hockey championship for the first time since 2013. Rumson-Fair Haven had won the previous six SCT field hockey titles. RFH lost in the quarterfinals this year opening the door for Shore to earn the 20th Shore Conference title in program history. The Blue Devils (20-1) handed Point Boro (20-1) its first loss of the year. McCrae scored with 1:22 to go in the half to give Shore a 1-0 halftime lead. The junior then scored again off a penalty corner early in the third with Doehner delivering the exclamation point four minutes later. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights and interviews from Monmouth University: Thanks to OceanFirst Bank for sponsoring JSZ’s coverage of Point Pleasant Boro
Talia Schenck sets new field hockey single season goal record with 100
With a condensed junior season in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions, Lawrence’s Talia Schenck made up for lost time as she set a new field hockey single season goal record in 2021 with 97 before the Princeton University commit eventually became the first player in state history to eclipse 100 goals in a season. Schenck is also the third person in state history with more than 200 career goals. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the story from Lawrence: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Lawrence coverage.
Schenck’s milestone night leads MCT semifinal comeback for Lawrence
Fourth seed Lawrence (15-2) defeated top seed Lawrenceville (9-5) 4-1 to advance to the Mercer County Tournament Final. Despite Big Red taking a 1-0 lead to begin the third quarter, Princeton University commit Talia Schenck answered back with four goals for Lawrence as they halt Lawrenceville’s hopes of a fifth straight MCT Title. Schenck became the first player in state history to eclipse 100 goals in a single season, she entered the match with 97. The Cardinals will take on third seed Princeton Day. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the highlights and postgame reaction: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring both our Lawrence and Lawrenceville coverage.
Oak Knoll’s Unbeaten Streak Still Alive After OT Thriller
New Jersey high school field hockey is some of the best in the country and fans of the sport were treated with a monster showdown Wednesday afternoon. Oak Knoll and West Essex, both ranked inside the Top-15 nationally by Max Field Hockey, squared off in an their annual rivalry match. This year’s game lived up […] To access this post, you must purchase an All Access Pass. You can log in here or purchase an All Access Pass here. Become an All Access Pass Holder. You will be redirected to login or purchase page.
History at West Essex: Jill Cosse Wins 500th Career Game
Landmark win totals on the high school level are made possible by three things: great coaching, dedicated student athletes and supportive administrations. It would be an understatement to say Jill Cosse has had all of that in her successful and impressive tenure as the head field hockey coach at West Essex. Cosse entered Tuesday’s game against Montclair Kimberley with 499 career wins and reached the milestone 500 career win mark thanks to an 8-0 victory over the Cougars. West Essex – the consensus No. 1 ranked team in New Jersey – improved to 5-0 on the young season. They’ve only allowed one goal all through two weeks of competition. Cosse celebrated the achievement with alumni, former players and loved ones in the stands rooting her on. Now in her 25th season, her career record stands at 500-41-12. JSZ’s Jay Cook has all the highlights and reaction from our OceanFirst Bank Girls Game of the Week: Jersey Sports Zone is able to highlight one boys and one girls game per week thanks to our partnership with OceanFirst Bank. They’re dedicated to helping us showcase the top moments in New Jersey high school athletics!
Gov. Murphy Hopeful For Safe Return to NJ HS Sports
The Last Dance World Series accomplished plenty over its three-week stretch: seniors were given a final memory with their teams and a true state champion was crowned after spring sports were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the 222-team baseball tournament achieved another goal, as well. It’s now being viewed as a successful and potential blueprint for the safe return to high school sports in New Jersey. Prior to first pitch a the LDWS final, Gov. Phil Murphy and Sen. Paul Sarlo spoke with Jersey Sports Zone about how student-athletes can safely get back to playing scholastic sports in the fall and beyond. Both lawmakers are hopeful there will be official seasons. JSZ’s Jay Cook has the story from Trenton: Sponsor Shoutout! Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of the Last Dance World Series is brought to you by RWJ Barnabas Health – the tournament’s title sponsor.
Watch Thursday 10.31 JSZ Sectional Championship Field Hockey Highlights
Our cameras were on-hand for two playoff field hockey games around New Jersey. Eastern 8 Kingsway 1 | South Jersey Group 4 Championship The Vikings dominated the Dragons to clinch its 21st consecutive sectional championship. Eastern opened up a 3-0 lead heading into halftime. Tori Griffiths got Kingsway on the board to open the second half but the Vikings cut off the rally with a five-goal explosion to put the game out of reach. Sophomore Ryleigh Heck powered the Vikings offense, racking up four goals and an assist on the afternoon. JSZ’s James Mooney has the highlights from McAleer Stadium: Coverage of Eastern is brought to you by Cooper University Health Care Shore Regional 4 Point Pleasant Boro 2 | North 2 Group 1 Championship Lily Santi had a hat trick to give her 59 goals for the season as the Blue Devils defend their North 2 Group 1 title with a hard-fought win over a Shore Conference foe. Jordan Carr had two first-half goals to give Point Boro a 2-1 lead at the half. Shore was able to get numerous penalty corners and drew even on a Ryan Malfa goal in the second half. Santi gave Shore a 3-2 lead on a penalty stroke and added one more late. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights from West Long Branch: Thanks to Reach Your Potential Training in Tinton Falls for sponsoring JSZ’s coverage of the Shore Regional Blue Devils. Shore field hockey is fueled by RYPT!
Middle Township Gets Past Gateway to Open State Field Hockey Playoffs
Middle Twp. 2 Gateway 0 – S.J. Group 1 Quarterfinal Kate Herlihy scored a pair of goals to lead the top-seeded Panthers to victory. Dakota Ludman and Caroline Gallagher picked up the assists. Marti Grassia kept the eighth-seeded Gators in the game, making 19 saves in the loss. JSZ’s Mike Frankel has the highlights from Cape May Court House:
Rumson-Fair Haven Advances to SCT Final
Rumson-Fair Haven 1 Southern 0 The third-seeded Bulldogs upset the second-seeded Rams in a Shore Conference Tournament semifinal. Eliana Swell scored the only goal of the game off a penalty corner early in the first half. Ceci Newman earned the shutout in the cage. RFH advances to face Shore in the SCT final on Sunday at Monmouth University. JSZ’s Mike Frankel has the highlights from Manahawkin:
Maguire, McCooey score hat tricks to get RFH field hockey 10th win
JSZ brings you some Monday night field hockey out of the Shore Conference. Rumson-Fair Haven scores a 7-0 win at home over Manasquan to reach the 10-win mark. JSZ’s Rich Chrampanis has the highlights Rumson-Fair Haven 7 Manasquan 0 It was senior night at RFH, but a pair of underclassmen stole the show. Junior Meadow Maguire had three goals and two assists and sophomore Grace Anne McCooey added a hat trick of her own. Maguire, a Princeton commit has two older sisters playing Big Ten lacrosse at Maryland and Iowa. RFH is now 10-4 and will play Wall in the quarterfinals of the Shore Conference Tournament.
Salem Has Unfinished Business in South Jersey Group 1
The Rams have been to a sectional final in two of the last three seasons, but Salem is still seeking its first South Jersey title since 1983. Salem’s senior-heavy squad is hoping to finish the job this fall. Elon recruit Josh Johnson is a force on the line and a leader for the Rams. Dashon Bundy and Kaciir Street are a pair of dynamic players who should see plenty of touches for Salem. JSZ’s Mike Frankel catches up with the Rams in our latest installment of Camp Countdown: Salem Rams 2019 Schedule Friday, August 30th – at Pleasantville Saturday, September 7th – vs. Cedar Creek Saturday, September 14th – vs. Schalick Saturday, September 21st – at Burlington City Saturday, October 5th – vs. Overbrook Friday, October 11th – at Glassboro Saturday, October 19th – vs. Audubon Saturday, October 26th – vs. Pennsville Saturday, November 2nd – at Penns Grove Thursday, November 28th – at Woodstown
RFH dominates to win sectional field hockey crown
Rumson-Fair Haven 5 Hackettstown 0 Elena Warner scored two goals and Bridy Molyneaux had a goal and two assists to lead Rumson-Fair Haven to a 5-0 win over Hackettstown and a North 2 Group 2 field hockey sectional championship. The Bulldogs had a 2-0 lead at the half and got a big moment 12 minutes into the second half with Molyneaux executed a perfect low shot off the corner. With a 3-0 advantage, RFH continued the pressure and never looked back. Megan and Katie MacGillis were the other goal scorers for RFH who improves to 19-2 on the season. The Lady Bulldogs advance to the state semifinals and will face West Essex on Tuesday at a neutral site. Watch the highlights from one of New Jersey’s top field hockey programs: Jersey Sports Zone loves to capture championship moments and our sponsors give us that opportunity. Thanks to ServPro of Eatontown/Long Branch for supporting the RFH Bulldogs and allowing us to be on the scene for so many great Rumson moments on the field!
Lenape Knocks Off No. 1 Seeded Toms River North, Heads to Sectional Final – Watch Highlights
Lenape – 3 Toms River North – 1 4th Seeded Lenape High School made the trip to Toms River North to play the No. 1 seeded Lady Mariners in the Central Jersey Group-4 Semi Finals. Lenape used a team effort of three goals by three different players ( Caroline McKenna, Megan McKenna, and Reese Grogan ) including 2 in the 2nd half, to take down Toms River North 3-1. Lenape advances to the Sectional Final match on Friday where they will take on 3rd seeded Rancocas Valley. Watch Highlights and Post Game reaction from Lenape’s win below! Sponsor Shout Out! Thanks to PEAK Coaching For Success for providing coverage of Toms River North Mariner Athletics! Welcome to Jersey Sports Zone! After three years on the Jersey Shore, we’ve expanded our coverage to every part of the Garden State. We are excited to bring you high definition highlights and features of high school sports all year long.
Bridgewater-Raritan Field Hockey will play in their 13th straight Sectional Final
The number one seed, Bridgewater-Raritan, faced the 4th seed, East Brusnwick, in the semifinals of the North 2 Group 4 Field Hockey State Tournament. In the first half, the Panthers lead 4-0 with Maddy Bray providing Bridgewater with a lot of push offensively with an assist and a goal. The Panthers would go on to win 7-0 over the Bears and will play this Sunday in the North 2 Group 4 Championship for the 13th straight year. Check out the highlights JSZ’s Courtney DuPont had of the game: Sponsor Alert!! Thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Bridgewater-Raritan coverage on Jersey Sports Zone. Because of Princeton Orthopaedic Associates, we’ll get many more great moments from Panther sports all year long!
11th Seed Watchung Hills pulls off field hockey upset in states
First round of the North Section 2, Group 4 FH State Tournament and we have the 11th seed, the Watchung Hills Warriors, at the Hillsborough Raiders. Hillsborough landing the 6th seed this year. The game was an outstanding defensive battle by both teams right down to the last minute in OT where Watching Hills gets a corner after a Hillsborough obstruction. #21 Kaitlyn Gully would score the game winner on that very corner! The Watching Hills Warriors upset the Hillsborough Raiders 2-1 in OT. Great performance by both goalies, Sarah Bruno with 13 saves and Macy Brandwein with 14. Of course the stars today Beecher and Gully of Watchung. I spoke with both girls in post-game: Sponsor Shout Out! Thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Hillsborough coverage on Jersey Sports Zone. Because of Princeton Orthopaedic Associates, we’ll get great moments from Raider sports all year long!
Watch Highlights of Voorhees @ Montgomery Field Hockey
The Montgomery Cougars relied heavily on the performances of their midfielders, sophomore Payton Edward and junior Trisha Pimenta, as they took on the Voorhees Vikings during week one of their season. Last year, the Vikings where 18-3-2 after winning their first sectional title for the first time in 10 years. Lucky for the Vikings, they retained talent as they have Brooke Hyland and Cassie Boyce back on the field as sophomore leaders this season: Sponsor Alert! Big thank you goes out to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring Montgomery High School this season. We appreciate your support and know both our viewers and the players we speak with appreciate what you do for the community.
RYPT Signing Day 2015
12 athletes from five different sports who train at Reach Your Potential Training gathered to celebrate signing national letters of intent. Shore Sports Zone interviews every athlete! Reach Your Potential Training has been the secret weapon of many of the Shore Conference’s top athletes and there’s no better evidence than to see the gathering of RYPT athletes who signed national letters of intent. 12 athletes from five different sports and six different high schools came to the RYPT facility to talk with Shore Sports Zone about their college choices. Watch all the interviews below: Shore Regional’s Jessica Welch signs to play field hockey in the Pac 12 for the Stanford Cardinal Shore Regional’s Annie Deusch is staying close to home signing to play Division I field hockey at Monmouth University Shore Regional field hockey goalie Sarah Dwyer signs to play in the ACC for the Boston College Eagles Shore Regional’s Shannon Anfuso is set to play Division III soccer at Springfield College Shore Regional’s Doug Goldsmith signs to play Division I lacrosse for a top 10 power in the Unviersity of Albany Red Bank Catholic’s Brett Habich is bound for Alabany to play Division I lacrosse at Siena Rumson-Fair Haven’s Butch Clark signs to play lacrosse at Pace University Saint John Vianney basketball guard Tina Lebron signs with Caldwell Wall’s Jess Stansfield is switching from indoor volleyball to beach volleyball as she signs with Grand Canyon University in Phoenix Freehold Boro field hockey sisters Katelyn and Jessica Pianko signed with ACC schools. Katelyn is on her way to Wake Forest, Jessica is a Boston College Eagle Wall field hockey star Samantha Sicre is a Hoosier. Sicre signs a national letter of intent to compete at the University of Indiana
RYPT Spotlight: Jessica Welch
Shore Regional junior Jessica Welch has had a banner junior year and she’s already hard at work to get the Blue Devils another field hockey state championship Jessica Welch had an outstanding junior season to lead Shore Regional to a Group 1 State Championship. With 58 goals and 19 assists, Jessica captured a long list of awards starting with Shore Conference player of the year and ending with being named 3rd team All-American by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association, one of just 48 players across the nation to get the honor. Welch was a clutch performer. She scored the game tying goal late in the second half and the game winner in overtime to give the Blue Devils a Shore Conference semifinal win over Wall and in the Group 1 State Championship, she got the game winner in a 2-1 win over Collingswood. Jessica Welch celebrates a game winning goal against Wall in the Shore Conference semifinals Welch has already given a verbal commitment to play Division I field hockey at Stanford University where she plans to major in biology. “I love the atmosphere and the academics was a plus for me,” Welch said. “I want to study human biology. I’ve always wanted to be a nurse or something in that field. It has always interested me.” Each month, Shore Sports Zone will profile an athlete who trains at RYPT. Reach Your Potential Training has become the home of many of the Shore Conference’s top athletes in numerous sports. A lot of the athletes you see on the highlights on Shore Sports Zone are putting in the hard work in critical training at RYPT to get ready for their season. Coming soon, SSZ will take you inside the RYPT facility and show their elite training methods that are getting kids throughout the Shore Conference college scholarships!
Maguire scores four to pace RFH to T of C win
Watch highlights and post-game reaction of Rumson-Fair Haven beating Shore Regional 6-0 in the field hockey Tournament of Champions from Rider University LAWRENCEVILLE – Madison Maguire scored four goals, highlighted by a first half hat trick, to lead Rumson-Fair Haven to a 6-0 win over Shore Regional in the play-in game of the Tournament of Champions at Rider University. Maguire scored a hat trick in the first half to give the Bulldogs a 3-0 halftime lead. Lily Croddick and Abigail Donohue scored in the second half, before Maguire closed out the scoring. RFH advances to a matchup with #1 seed and unbeaten Eastern on Wednesday at 6:30 pm in Lawrenceville. The Bulldogs are the Group 2 State Champions with a 24-0-2 record. It was the third meeting between the two Shore Conference state champions. Following a 1-1 tie, RFH ended the Blue Devils 16 year reign as Shore Conference champs with a 2-0 win in Hazlet. Shore Regional, under first year head coach Kelly Koenig, finished with a 21-5-2 record and the Group 1 State Championship.
RYPT Spotlight: Catie Ebner
Rumson-Fair Haven field hockey plays for a Group 2 State Championship on Saturday and a big reason is the anchor of the Lady Bulldogs defense RUMSON – Rumson-Fair Haven’s Catie Ebner had a Wednesday to remember. In the morning, she signed a national letter of intent to play Division I field hockey at Villanova. Later that evening, she assisted on the game winning goal in RFH’s 2-1 win against West Deptford in the Group 2 State Semifinals. Catie Ebner signs a national letter of intent to Villanova University At 6-foot-1, everyone expected Catie to play basketball, but she was drawn to field hockey, where the senior is able to get low and use her big reach advantage to anchor the RFH defense. “She’s unstoppable back there,” RFH field hockey coach Julie Vaccarelli said. “She comes up with huge play after huge play to keep us in games. It’s gonna be huge shoes to fill next year.” To be a Division I athlete, Catie knew she had to put in extra work both on and off the field. It all paid off when she put pen to paper and signed to play in the Big East for Villanova. “It totally symbolizes all the hard work that I put in, all the stresses that came with it, and all the great successes,” Ebner said. “It was a really emotion moment for my parents, for me, and all my coaches.” Rumson-Fair Haven takes on Madison this Saturday at 12 noon at Bordentown High School for the Group 2 State Championship. Each month, Shore Sports Zone will profile an athlete who trains at RYPT. Reach Your Potential Training has become the home of many of the Shore Conference’s top athletes in numerous sports. A lot of the athletes you see on the highlights on Shore Sports Zone are putting in the hard work in critical training at RYPT to get ready for their season. Coming soon, SSZ will take you inside the RYPT facility and show their elite training methods that are getting kids throughout the Shore Conference college scholarships!
RFH advances to Group Final
See highlights of Rumson Fair Haven’s 7-0 win over Manasquan and the rest of the field hockey scoreboard Central Jersey Group 2 Semifinals (1) Rumson-Fair Haven 7 (5) Manasquan 0 (2) Robbinsville 2 (3) Long Branch 1 Robbinsville at Rumson-Fair Haven on Saturday North 2 Group 1 Semifinals (2) Shore Regional 4 (3) Bordentown 1 Shore Regional at #1 seed Bernards on Saturday Non-Public North Quarterfinals (3) Morristown-Beard 2 (6) Saint John Vianney 1 Non-Public South Quarterfinals (6) Paul VI 3 (3) Saint Rose 0
Tuesday 11/4 State Playoff Scoreboard
Watch Kim Fetto’s game winner to give 14th seed Manalapan a 2-1 shocker over Freehold Township – we’ve got all the girls soccer state scores plus field hockey GIRLS SOCCER Central Jersey Group 4 (8) Sayreville 2 (9) Jackson Memorial 1 (5) Brick Memorial 1 (12) Old Bridge 0 (14) Manalapan 2 (3) Freehold Township 1 (4) Freehold Boro 2 (13) North Brunswick 0 (11) Howell (6) Hillsbourgh Central Jersey Group 3 (1) Colts Neck 1 (16) Neptune 0 (4) Ocean Township 2 (13) Middletown South 1 (14) Red Bank Regional (3) Hopewell Valley (6) Allentown 1 (11) Brick Township 0 (2) Wall 6 (15) Lawrence 0 Central Jersey Group 2 (4) Holmdel 2 (13) Matawan 1 (14) Delaware Valley 2 (3) Rumson 1 (10) Manasquan 4 (7) Spotswood 0 (2) Governor Livingston 3 (15) Monmouth 0 Central Jersey Group 1 (10) Point Pleasant Beach (7) Burlington City (2) Shore Regional 6 (15) Highland Park 0 North 2 Group 3 (12) Middletown North 2 (5) Summit 0 South Jersey Group 4 (12) Toms River East (5) Shawnee (4) Rancocas Valley 3 (13) Southern 0 (6) Toms River North 2 (11) Cherokee 1 South Jersey Group 3 (8) Central Regional 4 (9) Gloucester Tech 3 (4) Toms River South 2 (13) Mainland 1 South Jersey Group 2 (12) Pinelands 2 (5) Haddonfield 0 (4) Point Pleasant Boro 2 (13) Barnegat 0 Non Public South “A” (4) Red Bank Catholic 2 (13) Camden Catholic 1 (11) Donovan Catholic 4 (6) Gloucester Catholic 2 (7) Saint John Vianney 1 (10) Immaculata 0 (3) Saint Rose – bye Non Public South “B” (7) Mater Dei 3 (10) Saint Joseph’s Hammonton (10) 0 FIELD HOCKEY Central Jersey Group 4 Freehold Township 1 Jackson Memorial 0 Cherokee 1 Freehold Boro 1 (Cherokee advances on strokes) Central Jersey Group 3 Wall 4 Allentown 3 South Jersey Group 4 Southern 1 Washington Township 1 (Southern advances on strokes) South Jersey Group 3 Central vs. Ocean City