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Wall 5 Middletown South 0 Trey Dombroski took a no-hitter into the 7th inning before it was spoiled by a Robby Zega infield single, but the Wall lefty completed a one-hit gem on just 84 pitches to get Wall to 11-1 on the season.  Dombroski is now 4-0 with four complete game shutouts in his junior campaign.  He has three two-hitters and now a one-hitter on his stat ledger.  His only earned run came in relief giving him a 0.31 ERA in five appearances.  The Crimson Knights scored a run in the first inning and added an insurance run in the sixth followed by a three-run seventh inning.   JSZ has highlights and post-game reaction from a tremendous pitching performance: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Middletown South is made possible by Prown’s Windows & Doors

West Windsor-Plainsboro South 13 Red Bank Catholic 6 David Mattia had an 8 point game and reached the 200 point plateau in his high school career as the Pirates score a road win in Red Bank.  Mattia had five goals and three assists – his pass to Charles Jiang in the opening minute of the second half gave him career point #200.  JSZ has the highlights and post-game reaction from an impressive effort by WWPS: A special thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for allowing us to showcase great moments like WWPS’s David Mattia reaching 200 career points.  Playa Bowls in Red Bank is the reason we can bring you great coverage of the RBC Caseys all year long Princeton Day 11 Robbinsville 4 Princeton Day School picked up their second victory a row with an 11-4 performance against 6-3 Robbinsville. The Panthers were led by Elon Tuckman who scored three times and Coby Auslander who had 4 goals. Watch the highlights now: Sponsor! Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring both our Robbinsville and Princeton Day coverage!

It’s time to honor outstanding performances from the diamond.  Thanks to our friends at Monmouth Building Center, we’ll have 10 top nominees every week from Shore Conference baseball and softball.  Cast your votes NOW through Tuesday at 3:00 pm.  We’ll pay a visit to a mid-week game or practice and make a Monmouth Building Center Game Ball presentation.  Coaches can always nominate a player – just email rich@jerseysportszone before Saturday night: Take Our Poll Take Our Poll Monmouth Building Center in Shrewsbury has been honoring Shore Conference athletes for the past four years.  Thanks to the team at Monmouth Building Center for giving us the chance to honor great Shore kids in football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Each week, JSZ’s Alex Lorenzo posts ten nominees from outstanding performances from baseball and softball in the Big North and GMC conferences.  Voting is open now through Tuesday at 3:00 pm.  The winner of the poll will get a JSZ Game Ball presented to them with their teammates. Baseball Poll Take Our Poll Softball Poll Take Our Poll Coaches & Fans: You can nominate your top performer every week. Just drop a line to alex@jerseysportszone.com no later than Saturday evening and we’ll nominate your player. 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.

Phillipsburg 11 High Point 1 | HS Softball | Round 1 of HWS County Tournament High Point’s Casey Rutter smashes a homer in the second inning to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead, but P-Burg’s bats were on fire following that. Jewel Gonzalez, Bella Beviss, and Angela Largo do some damage at the plate, while Safia Bokhari pitches a four hitter complete game. Full highlights now available: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Phillipsburg is brought to you by the Garnet Booster Club. Thanks to this generous sponsor JSZ will bring you exciting Liner highlights all year long! South River 20 Middlesex 12 South River trying to shake off a shut out loss to Bound Brook had an offensive day to remember against Middlesex. The Rams grabbed 12 hits, Haley Joynes batted a perfect one .1000 on the day and picked up 6 RBI’s. South River improving to 9-2 showing the GMC they might be the ones to beat. Watch the highlights now: Sponsor! Thank you Campozino Restaurant of South River for sponsoring our South River coverage on JSZ. Because of Campozino we’ll be able to bring you Rams highlights all year long!

John Olmstead, a 6’6 300 lb OL from St. Joseph Metuchen announced his commitment to play for the Notre Dame Irish on Friday afternoon. Olmstead, a 4-Star prospect in the Class of 2019, and New Jersey’s top OL recruit chose the Irish over Michigan, Minnesota, Ole Miss, and his home state school of Rutgers University. Olmstead will join the rich and storied linemen tradition at Notre Dame, a unit that won the Joe Moore Award this past season, as the nation’s best Offensive Line. Watch the announcement, and interview from John Olmstead following his commitment to The University of Notre Dame on JSZ. 100% committed to The University of Notre Dame☘️ #GoIrish #FightClub19 pic.twitter.com/N0wB81O3jh — John Olmstead (@JOHNNYO_72) April 20, 2018

Piscataway – 5 Sayreville – 4  A balanced effort by Piscataway High School leads to a 5-4 win over Sayreville and improves the Chiefs’ record to 7-3 on the season. Matt Peterson, Parris Washington, and James Ingram all contributed RBI’s for the Chiefs, while Jordin Martell pitched 6 innings, struck out 4, and got the win on the mound. Watch highlights of Piscatway and Sayreville in GMC action on Jersey Sports Zone. Immaculata 9 Montgomery 4  An in-conference game between the Spartans and the Cougars was an offensive battle. Immaculate trailed early, but thanks to outstanding performances from Felix Diaz, Nolan Leger, and Peter Gallo at the plate, the Spartans topped Montgomery. Check out highlights of this game now: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Montgomery is brought to you by Princeton Ortho. Thanks to this generous sponsor JSZ will have the best Cougar highlights for you all season long! No. 13 Nottingham 3 Allentown 0 It was the match up the Colonial Valley Conference has been waiting for since last May. When No. 13 in the NJ Top 20 faced off with 6-1 Allentown fans knew they’d be in for a close game. The North Stars got ahead early off a controversial bunt call that helped them go ahead 1-0 over Allentown. Then David Scott would help Nottingham go ahead 3-0 thanks to an RBI double and a score at the plate off a wild pitch. The headline of the day was pitcher Nick Houghton who collected 12 strike outs and allowed just one hit in the shut out victory. After this one these two will have some extra heat for their rematch on 4/20. Watch the highlights and Houghton’s post game interview now: Sponsor! Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring both our Allentown and Nottingham coverage on JSZ. Because of Princeton Orthopaedic Associates we will be able to bring you North Stars and Red Birds athletics all year round! Colts Neck 10 Marlboro 0 (6 Innings) Anthony Sasso tossed six shutout innings scattering four hits and striking out nine and the Cougars scored three runs in the 5th and four more in the 6th to get the win over their Shore Conference “A” North rival.  JSZ has the highlights including a wild putout on a double steal! Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Marlboro and Colts Neck is made possible by Hit Training

Howell – 12 Marlboro – 2 | Shore Conference Lacrosse Joey Sorrentino poured in 4 goals to go along with 2 assists, as Howell High School took down Marlboro with a 12-2 win. Goalie Nick Roberto led the defensive effort with 6 saves, while Logan Dennison played an impressive all around game with 2 goals and 2 assists. The Rebels improve to 5-2 on the season, while Marlbro drops to 0-6. Watch highlights of Howell vs Marlboro on JSZ! JSZ’s coverage of Marlboro High School is being brought to you by Hit Training.  Thanks to Hit Training for letting us capture great moments from the Mustangs all year long!     No. 3 Seton Hall Prep 16 Princeton Day School 10 After falling to top ranked Delbarton 16-9 just days prior, No. 3 Seton Hall Prep was looking to get back on track against 5-1 Princeton Day. The Pirates jumped out ahead early thanks to Notre Dame commit Griffin Westlin who scored twice in the opening quarter to give SHP a 6-1 lead at the end of the first. However, in the second Princeton Day began staging a comeback. Following an opening minute score in the opening minute of the second the Panthers scored three more to trail 7-4 going into the break. Griffin Westlin then took matters into his own hands by igniting a rally with two more scores to begin the third as the Pirates would go on to win by 10. Watch the highlights now: Sponsor! Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Princeton Day School coverage! Ocean 7 Saint John Vianney 6 The Spartans scored three goals in the 4th quarter to overcome a two-goal deficit as Mike Nies and Mike Kircher scored goals 15 seconds apart to give Ocean Township a quality road win.  Nies led Ocean with a hat-trick scoring the first two goals of the 4th quarter setting the stage for Kircher’s game-winner.  Anthony Brett led Saint John Vianney with 2 goals and 2 assists.  JSZ has the highlights of a great game under the lights in Holmdel: JSZ’s coverage of Saint John Vianney is made possible by BCB-Bayshore and Paver Restoration.  Thanks to these two great businesses for allowing us to bring you SJV coverage all year long

It’s time to honor outstanding performances from the Diamond.  Thanks to our friends at Monmouth Building Center, we’ll have 10 top nominees every week from Shore Conference baseball and softball.  Cast your votes NOW through Tuesday at 3:00 pm.  We’ll pay a visit to a mid-week game or practice and make a Monmouth Building Center Game Ball presentation.  Coaches can always nominate a player – just email rich@jerseysportszone before Saturday night: Take Our Poll Take Our Poll Monmouth Building Center in Shrewsbury has been honoring Shore Conference athletes for the past four years.  Thanks to the team at Monmouth Building Center for giving us the chance to honor great Shore kids in football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Each week, JSZ’s Alex Lorenzo posts ten nominees from outstanding performances from baseball and softball in the Big North and GMC conferences.  Voting is open now through Tuesday at 3:00 pm.  The winner of the poll will get a JSZ Game Ball presented to them with their teammates. Baseball Poll Take Our Poll Softball Poll Take Our Poll Coaches & Fans: You can nominate your top performer every week. Just drop a line to alex@jerseysportszone.com no later than Saturday evening and we’ll nominate your player. 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.

Delbarton – 16 Seton Hall Prep – 9 | No. 1 vs No. 2 in New Jersey Despite being the two-time defending TOC Champions, and the No. 1 ranked program in New Jersey, The Delbarton School continues to find ways to impress Lacrosse fans across the state. Seton Hall Prep entered Saturday’s match vs The Green Wave undefeated and ranked No. 2 in NJ, but it was business as usual for Delbarton. The Green Wave improved to 5-0 with a dominant 16-9 win, while handing the Pirates their first loss of the season. Senior attackman Tommy MacCowatt scored 4 goals and added 2 assists for Delbarton, while Griffin Westlin scored a hat trick for Seton Hall Prep. Watch the highlights of No. 1 vs No. 2 in NJ on JSZ!   Lenape 6 Bridgewater-Raritan 5 Lenape said they had been preparing for this game against Bridgewater since the beginning of the season, and their performance did not disappoint. Lenape remains undefeated with an 8-0 record after an exciting 6-5 win over the Panthers. Highlights now available: Sponsor Alert!! Coverage of Bridgewater is brought to you by Princeton Ortho & Urgent Injury Care. Thanks to these sponsors JSZ will bring you the best of Panther athletics all season long! Pingry 14 Somerville 6 – Kalman Kraham  Pingry worked their way to a 3-3 record after this dominating win over Somerville. The first half proved their ability to score; behind Kalman Kraham, who had four goals in the first half, Big Blue led the Pioneers 10-1. Check out full highlights now: Warren Hills 16 High Point 1 – McShea & Piccione  Warren Hills improves to .500 with a win over the Wildcats. The first half of this game was dominated by the Blue Streak’s offense when Matt McShea and Kaden Piccione both scored hat tricks. Check out highlights of this game now:

Notre Dame 8 West Windsor- Plainsboro South 5 Notre Dame and West Windsor Plainsboro South continuing the Colonial Valley Conference’s tour at Arm & Hammer Park in Trenton on Friday afternoon. South took a commanding 4-3 lead heading into the fifth. However, Notre Dame would score 5 in the inning to go up 8-4 and would no let up to hold on for an 8-5 win. Army baseball commit Robbie Buecker went 2-3 for the Irish and contributed 4 RBI’s. Watch the highlights below: Sponsor! Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Notre Dame and West Windsor- Plainsboro South coverage all year round on JSZ!   Seton Hall Prep – 5 Caldwell – 3  The Pirates of Seton Hall Prep, (5-1 on the season, No. 12 in NJ Top 20) found themselves trailing Caldwell on two separte occasions in the late innings. Down by 1 run in the 6th, Ryan Sheppard came up clutch with a RBI double off the wall in right to tie the game at 3. Sheppard then scored on a basehit by Anthony Peterson to give Seton Hall a 4-3 lead. The Pirates would add one more run in the 6th to make it a 5-3 lead and RHP Ryan Toal took care of the rest in the 7th. Toal picked up the save and Seton Hall Prep came away with the comeback win. Watch Highlights of SHP and Caldwell on JSZ! Jackson Memorial 9 Toms River North 5 The Jaguars are 6-1 after wiping out a 5-0 deficit at home against Shore Conference “A” South rival Toms River North.  After Jared Bellissimo and Sam Angelo belted two run homers to stake TRN to a 5-0 lead, the Jags got a run in the 4th, three in the 5th and then a big five-run 6th inning capped off by a Troy Bathmann 2-run homer.  JSZ has the highlights of Jackson Memorial’s big win: JSZ’s coverage of Toms River North is made possible by Peak Coaching for Success! 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.    

Allentown 5 Holy Cross 4 – Walk Off The undefeated streak continues for defending Group 3 Champion Allentown. In their latest match up the Red Birds squared off with one of South Jersey’s best, Holy Cross. However it was the Lancers who controlled most of the contest. Jeff Undercuffler gave Holy Cross a 2-0 lead in the top of the first off a 2 RBI single. Allentown unable to get anything going until Justin Marcario tied the game on a 2 RBI double and then freshman Dan Merkel in the same inning delivered a 2 run base knock of his own to help them take their first lead of the game. Holy Cross regained the lead in the top of the seventh, then with 2 runners on Giuseppe Arcuri delivered the game winning hit to give the Red Birds a 5-4 walk off victory from Arm & Hammer Park in Trenton. Watch the highlights and Arcuri’s post game interview now: Sponsor! Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Allentown coverage all year round on JSZ! North Hunterdon 10 Montgomery 5 Montgomery and North battle it out with the Lions only leading by one run through the fifth inning, but in the sixth North played some small-ball and extended their lead to five after a perfectly executed suicided squeeze by Matt Busher, and a single to right from Matt Wagner to bring in two additional runs. Check out full highlights now: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Montgomery is brought to you by Princeton Ortho. Thanks to this sponsor JSZ will bring you AWESOME Cougar highlights all season long!   Freehold Township 8 Howell 3 The Patriots score six runs in the 5th to even its record at 3-3.  Nick Portaleos started the rally with a two run base hit to left to give the Patriots a 3-2 lead.  Chris Goodman added an RBI double and Cristian Corcione delivered an RBI single as part of the six run frame.  JSZ has the highlights from the Shore Conference’s “A” North Division: Cristian Corcione wins JSZ Game Ball! Freehold Township shortstop Cristian Corcione won our first Monmouth Building Center Game Ball vote last week.  Following the Patriots 8-3 win over Howell, we turned things over to coach Todd Smith who presented Cristian with the Game Ball thanks to his game-winning hit last week against Marlboro. Monmouth Building Center in Shrewsbury has been honoring Shore Conference athletes for the past four years.  Thanks to the team at Monmouth Building Center for giving us the chance to honor great Shore kids in football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Hillsborough 12 Delaware Valley 11  Hillsborough jumps out early with the lead, but Del Val’s bats kept them alive. Lydia Brown went 4 for 5 at the plate for the Terriers, but fell one run short of the win. Hillsborough takes it 12-11 with Grace Cortino having a big game with multiple hits. Check out highlights coming soon. Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Hillsborough is brought to you by Princeton Ortho. Thanks to this generous sponsor, JSZ will bring you the best of Raider athletics all season long!

Seton Hall Prep 9 Hunterdon Central 8 – Boys No. 12, Hunterdon Central, took on No. 2, Seton Hall Prep tonight at Hunterdon Central High. After the first half, it looked like the Red Devils had an upset in the making with a 5-1 lead. Seton Hall Prep on the other hand, made effective halftime adjustments that forced the game into sudden death, and ultimately gave the Pirates their fourth victory of the season. Check out highlights of this exciting game now: Pleasant Valley 6 Phillipsburg 12 – Girls Phillipsburg gets their first win of the season with a 12-6 win over Pleasant Valley (PA). The Bears could not match the scoring powers of Emily Weis, Abby Evans, and Shanley Waterson who each had three goals. Highlights now available: Sponsor Alert!  Coverage of Phillipsburg is brought to you by the Garnet Booster Club. Thanks to this sponsor JSZ will bring you the best Liner highlights all season!  

Each week JSZ will bring you ten nominations, both baseball and softball, for our weekly Mid-State Game Ball award. These nominations are composed of the athletes who had top, player of the week-worthy, performances across the Mid-State. Vote for your favorite athlete, and this week’s winner will be awarded a JSZ Game Ball & Game Ball Ceremony. (Polls close Tuesday at 3PM) Softball Game Ball Nominations: Take Our Poll Baseball Game Ball Nominations:  Take Our Poll Reminder! You can always nominate a deserving player for a Game Ball! Just email Courtney DuPont (courtney@jerseysportszone.com) with the following information: The player’s Name The player’s School The game/date played this week The player’s stats for that game

Shore Regional 6 Red Bank Catholic 5 – Double OT Ryan Morris scored his second goal of the game in double overtime to give the Blue Devils a thrilling win at home on Saturday afternoon.  After losing to the Blue Devils 18-10 last year, RBC showed its made strides battling back from a 3-1 halftime deficit to tie the game at four at the end of three quarters.  After Gil Goldsmith gave Shore a 5-4 lead early in the 4th quarter, Kyle Boggio tied the game with 1:37 remaining in regulation.  In the second OT, Shore goalie Scott Sirianni made a key save, Jake Shirley scooped up the ground ball setting up the game winner by Morris.  JSZ has the highlights from an exciting Shore Conference battle: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Red Bank Catholic is made possible by Playa Bowls of Red Bank Seton Hall Prep 16 Rumson-Fair Haven 6 Cole Kirst scored four goals and Jack Sarson had a six point game with three goals and three assists to lead Seton Hall Prep to a dominant road win at Rumson-Fair Haven.  JSZ has highlights featuring one of NJ’s top boys lax programs:   A special thanks to ServPro of Eatontown/Long Branch who are responsible for JSZ’s coverage of all our Rumson-Fair Haven and Shore Regional coverage Northern Highlands – 14 Pope John – 3 Northern Highlands improved to 5-0 on the season an impressive 14-3 win over Pope John in Allendale. Christian Lane, Michael Marino, and Max Paparozzi combined for 10 of the 14 goals, with the Max Paparozzi adding 4 assists to give him 7 points on the night. Ronnie Fox scored twice for Pope John in the loss. Watch Highlights of the Highlanders win on JSZ!

Ridgewood – 9 Westfield – 8 in OT Things looked bleak for Ridgewood, after losing to Don Bosco Prep earlier in the week, the Maroons found themselves in a 5 point hole, trailing Westfield 6-1 in the 2nd half on the road. An offensive explosion of 6 goals in the 3rd qtr, incredibly gave Ridgewood a 7-6 lead. The game was eventually pushed to OT tied 8-8, but Gavin Peene scored the game winning goal less than a minute later and completed the epic comeback for the Maroons. Watch Full Highlights and post game reaction from the thriller in Westfield! Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of NJ high school sports is made possible by our sponsors.  Assemblyman Jon Bramnick is the reason we can bring you great coverage of Westfield HIgh all season long. 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.

Toms River North 11 Toms River South 8 (11 innings) Craig Larsen drove in three runs and pitched six innings in relief to give Toms River North its first win of the season in a rivalry game that had many twists and turns.  Larsen started the scoring with a two run bomb to dead centerfield and the Mariners would build a 7-0 lead through five and a half innings.  Jared Bellissimo threw five shutout innings for TRN, but left the game in the 6th.  Larsen came on in relief and Toms River South used aggressive baserunning and a number of infield singles to put together an incredible eight run rally.  TJ Scuderi came on in relief and was one strike away from getting Toms River South the win, but Larsen delivered a clutch RBI double to left to tie the game 8-8 and force extra innings.  After getting roughed up for six runs in the 6th, Larsen would throw five shutout innings and TRN would score three runs in the 11th to get the victory.  JSZ has all the highlights from an exciting rivalry game: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Toms River North is made possible by Peak Coaching for Success

Immaculata 5 Phillipsburg 4 – Mike Golankewicz 3 Hits The Spartan’s hosted P-Burg in their 2018 home opener with 30 mph winds blowing wildly through Diamond Nation. Pitchers were challenged, while lefty batters thrived; in fact, Immaculata’s Mike Golankewicz contributed three hits and lead his team to a 5-4 win. Check out full highlights now: Sponsor Alert!! Coverage of Phillipsburg is brought to you by the Garnet Booster Club. Thanks to this generous sponsors, JSZ will bring you the best of liner athletics all season long!

Long Branch 3 Barnegat 0 Matt Mincieli threw six shutout innings and delivered two-run single to cap off a three-run fifth inning to lead the Green Wave to a season-opening win.  On a day when almost the entire state baseball schedule was wiped out due to snow, the Bengals and Green Wave take the spotlight for Monday baseball.  Watch all the highlights here: Great sponsors are the reason JSZ can bring you exciting high school highlights from all around the state.  JSZ’s coverage of Barnegat is made possible by BSR Physical Therapy.  Rosario Realty is the reason we can bring you great moments from the Long Branch Green Wave all year long.

Delbarton – 13 St. Anthony (NY) – 10  Senior Matt Campbell tallied a hat trick and goalie Miles Leniw stopped 14 shots as Delbarton came away with a statement 13-10 win over St. Anthony’s of Long Island NY. The Green Wave (USA Today’s No. 8 Ranked Team) is now 2-0 on the season. Watch highlights and post game from Delbarton vs St. Anthony on JSZ! Watchung Hills 6 Rumson-Fair Haven 2 Joe Rica scored a pair of goals and the Warriors defense held RFH to four total shots in a quality road win.  Watchung Hills had a 2-1 lead at the half and scored two goals in the third quarter to take a 4-1 lead.  Harry Ricker got RFH within two, but the Warriors outscored the Bulldogs 2-0 in the fourth quarter to improve to 2-0 on the season.  RFH is 0-2 with both losses coming to state ranked teams.  JSZ has the highlights of Watchung Hills road win on Saturday on the Jersey Shore: Thanks to ServPro of Eatontown-Long Branch for supporting Jersey Sports Zone and giving us the chance to showcase Rumson-Fair Haven sports all year long    

Delbarton 11 Westfield 9 Matt Campbell broke a 9-9 tie and the Green Wave added an insurance goal late in the 4th quarter to win in a NJ high school lacrosse opener featuring two of the top 3 ranked teams in New Jersey.  Thomas Maccowatt scored four goals and three assists for Delbarton, who are the defending Tournament of Champions winner.  Westfield rallied from an 8-4 deficit with a pair of goals to close out the the first half followed by three straight goals to tie the game at nine at the end of three quarters.  Devon McClane had 4 goals and 3 assists in a losing effort.  Watch the highlights and post-game reaction from an exciting game in Westfield: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of NJ high school sports is made possible by our sponsors.  Assemblyman Jon Bramnick is the reason we can bring you great coverage of Westfield HIgh all season long Chatham – 15 Rumson Fair-Haven – 3 Chatham senior Mac Bredahl scored four goals, including the 100th of his career while also surpassing his 200th point as a member of the cougars the lacross team. Connor Byrd added a hat trick as Chatham, a preseason group 2 favorite dismantled Rumson Fair Haven with a 15-3 win on opening day at Rutgers University. Watch Highlights below! Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Rumson-Fair Haven is brought to you by ServPro of Eatontown/Long Branch Hunterdon Central 11 Bridgewater-Raritan 6 In Hunterdon Central’s season opener they were faced with a true test, the Bridgewater-Raritan Panthers. Central had not defeated BR in 5 years. In fact, the Panthers were ranked 10th in the state this season, 8 spots ahead of the Red Devils, but that wouldn’t discourage Central today. The Devils followed the lead of Brian Mitrow and Justin Aimone, who both had multiple goals, as Central took down Bridgewater 11-6. Check out full highlights now: Sponsor Alert!! Coverage of the Bridgewater-Raritan Panthers is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates and Urgent Injury Care. Thanks to our generous sponsors JSZ will be bringing you the best Panther highlights all season long! Summit 14 Old Bridge 1 -Boys Summit, No. 9 in the NJ Top 20 started out the season hot with a 14-1 victory over Old Bridge. The Hilltoppers got ahead early thanks to Seniors Nick Thomson and Harry Kilkowski. Thomson finished the first two quarters with three goals while Kilkowski followed with four on the day. Summit who finished 16-5 last season is looking to make another championship run after falling to Moorestown in the Group 3 State Title game last year. Watch the highlights now: Sponsor! Thanks to Equinox Fitness Clubs for sponsoring our Summit coverage!  

Lights, Camera, Action! Before the big night begins we caught up with our Player of the Year finalists, the best dressed and get answers to burning questions from the best in the garden state. Check out post-banquet interviews with some of our All-State Stars and coaches, as well as, highlights from the first ever JSZ All-State Basketball Banquet: Dara Mabrey wins JSZ 2018 Miss Hoop Zone Manasquan’s Dara Mabrey led her team to a triple title: Shore Conference, state and Tournament of Champions winner. JSZ’s Alex Lorenzo chronicles an amazing senior season: Name High School 1st 2nd 3rd Total Dara MabreyManasquan276294 Diamond MillerFranklin212838 Faith MasoniusManasquan27626 Tori HydukeRumson-Fair Haven18726 Leilani CorreaRutgers Prep41418 Michelle SidorSaddle River Day22313 Mikayla MarkhamSaint Rose1127 Lucy ThomasSaint Rose0146 Kylee WatsonMainland1014 Danielle RobinsonUniversity0011 A special thanks to the coaches and statewide media who vote for Miss Hoop Zone Coaches: Piscataway, Red Bank Regional, Mendham, Waldwick, Holmdel, Cherokee, Pascack Valley, Gloucester Catholic, Point Pleasant Beach, Southern Regional, Saint John Vianney, Barnegat, Ocean Township, Mater Dei Prep, RBC, Middletown South, Delaware Valley, Somerville, Hunterdon Central, Bernards, Patrick School, Bishop Ahr, Passaic, Allentown, Hopewell Valley, Trenton Catholic, Franklin, Steinert, Rumson-Fair Haven, Middletown South Media: Sherlon Christie, Asbury Park Press, B. Gould, NJ.com, Jason Bernstein, NJ.com,  GThing Basketball, Rich Chrampanis, JSZ, Alex Lorenzo, JSZ, Jay Cook, JSZ, Gregg Lerner, Shore Sports Network Meet JSZ’s Miss Hoop Zone Finalists!  Three outstanding players with bright futures ahead of them   Naz Reid wins JSZ 2018 Mister Hoop Zone Roselle Catholic’s Naz Reid has claimed JSZ’s Player of the Year honor.  The future LSU Tiger led the Lions to the Tournament of Champions title with spectacular play in March.  Learn more about a future star in college basketball and beyond: Name High School 1st 2nd 3rd Total Naz ReidRoselle Catholic149565 Jahvon QuinerlyHudson Catholic7141059 Jalen CareyMontclair Immaculate45931 Ron Harper, Jr.Bergen Catholic61323 Bryan AntoineRanney60321 Scottie LewisRanney24519 Tavon JonesLinden24115 Paul MulcahyGill St. Bernards1218 Ray Bethea, Jr.Atlantic City1003 Dean Noll Shawnee0113 Thanks to the coaches and media who voted for our Mister Hoop Zone in 2018 Coaches: Union, Manasquan, Barnegat, Bergen Catholic, Delsea, Newark East Side, Watchung Hills, Roselle Catholic, Bishop Ahr, Matawan, Middletown North, Rumson-Fair Haven, Somerville, Don Bosco Prep, Bloomfield, Verona, Ranney, Hun School, West Milford, Central Regional, Montclair, Linden, River Dell, Notre Dame, Camden Catholic, Hopewell Valley, Saint Peter’s Prep, Media: Adam Zagoria, Sherlong Christie – Asbury Park Press, Jay Gomes, R. Greco, Coast to Coast, Dave’s Joint, Nj.Com, Rich Chrampanis JSZ, Alex Lorenzo JSZ, Jay Cook JSZ Meet the other finalists for JSZ’s Mr. Hoop Zone – two players destined to do great things next year in college hoops! Meet the 2018 JSZ All-Zone Girls Basketball Team! NameSchoolName SchoolNameSchool Alexis AdamsSouth BrunswickBridgett AndreeTrinity HallDara MabreyManasquan - 2018 JSZ Miss Hoop Zone Destiny AdamsManchester Twp.Brelynn BellamySt. John VianneyDiamond MillerFranklin - 2018 Miss HZ Finalist Julia CunninghamWatchung HillsSajada BonnerSt. John VianneyTori HydukeRumson-Fair Haven - 2018 JSZ Miss HZ Finalist Alexandra GeorgeOld TappanMadison DoringSt. John VianneyFaith MasoniusManasquan - 2018 Miss HZ Finalist Camille GrayFranklinSarah KarpellSt. John Vianney Mya GrimesEwingMikayla MarkhamSaint Rose Nicole JohnsonEast BrunswickLovin MarsicanoSaint Rose Lindsey MackSecaucusLucy ThomasSaint Rose LaNiya MillerPiscatawayRose CaverlyRed Bank Catholic Lola MullaneyManasquanHayley MooreRed Bank Catholic Teresa OrtizUniversityKatie RiceRed Bank Catholic Danielle RobinsonUniversityLeilani CorreaRutgers Prep Kylee WatsonMainlandJahsyni KnightRutgers Prep Ryan WeiseAllentownMegan HornPingry Teresa WolakBridgewater-RaritanKaley RansomPingry Imani LewisLife Center Academy Jada Queen Trenton Catholic Kaela ReedTrenton Catholic Michelle SidorSaddle River Day Jaida PatrickSaddle River Day Sydney WatkinsSaddle River Day Meet the 2018 JSZ All-Zone Boys Basketball Team NameSchoolName SchoolName School Ray Bethea, Jr.Atlantic CityPrecious AchiuwaSt. Benedict's PrepLester QuinonesSt. Benedict's Prep Mike DePersiaHaddonfieldSavior AkuwovoRanneyAhmadu SarnorRanney Dylan DeveneyShawneeBryan AntoineRanneyBrendan ThieleSt. Peter's Prep Aaron EstradaWoodburyAl-Amir DawesPatrick SchoolAndre ToureSt. Benedict's Prep Kyion FlandersWildwoodCartier BowmanNotre DameKahlil WhitneyRoselle Catholic Danny FrauenheimPoint Pleasant BeachAaron ClarkePope JohnJustin WinstonMontclair-Immaculate Steve GeisWallMarc DadikaSt. Mary's-Rutherford Corey GreerCamdenMarcellus EarlingtonDon Bosco PrepNaz ReidRoselle Catholic - 2018 JSZ Mr. Hoop Zone Rob HigginsMiddletown NorthCaleb FieldsWildwood CatholicJahvon QuinerlyHudson Catholic - 2018 JSZ Mr. HZ Finalist Jahid JenkinsNewark East SideZach FreemantleBergen CatholicJalen CareyMontclair-Immaculate - 2018 JSZ Mr. HZ Finalist Darell JohnsonNottinghamAlanzo FrinkRoselle Catholic Tavon JonesLindenRon Harper, Jr. Bergen Catholic Cliff JosephNottinghamAlex ImegwuSeton Hall Prep Jared KimbroughNeptuneKenny JonesMater Dei Prep Chris MannPhillipsburgLouis KingHudson Catholic Dean NollShawneeScottie LewisRanney Ian O'ConnorRumson-Fair HavenValdir ManuelPatrick School BJ Saliba, Jr.HackensackAshton MillerSeton Hall Prep Atiba TaylorHackensackPaul MulcahyGill St. Bernards Myles ThompsonCamdenLuther MuhammadHudson Catholic 2018 JSZ Hoops Plays of the Year – thanks to everyone who voted!! 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Manasquan 80 Saddle River Day 67 Manasquan’s Big Three continue to put up eye-popping numbers.  Faith Masonius had 26 points and 20 rebounds, Dara Mabrey had 20 of her 26 in the first half and Lola Mullaney scored 13 of her 19 in the third quarter as the Warriors were able to outgun Saddle River Day.  Michelle Sidor led Saddle River Day with 29 points, but Manasquan was able to build a 19 point lead after three quarters thanks to their triple threat.  Manasquan earns a rematch with Franklin in the Tournament of Champions Final.  JSZ has the highlights from Toms River: Franklin 56 Saint Rose 53 (OT) The Warriors rallied from a 12 point deficit in midway through the third quarter to force overtime and return to the T of C Finals.  Diamond Miller had 25 points, 6 rebounds and 3 blocked shots including a rejection of Mikayla Markham’s attempt to force double overtime.  Keona Schenck’s layup in the final minute tied the game at 48.   Lucy Thomas had 18 points and 11 rebounds as the Purple Roses close the year with a 27-4 record.  JSZ’s Jay Cook has all the excitement from RJW Barnabas Arena in Toms River: A special thanks to Reach Your Potential Training for allowing us to capture great moments from high school sports all year long  

JSZ brings you the opening night of the Tournament of Champions.  It’s the boys first round at RJW Barnabas Arena in Toms River. Nottingham – 64 Haddonfield – 52  Darell Johnson nearly recorded a triple-double with 15 Points, 12 rebounds, and 7 assists as Nottingam held off multiple runs by Haddonfield to get a 64-52 win. The Northstars now advance to play No. 1 Roselle Catholic in the Tournament of Champions Semi-Finals Thursday Night in Toms River at 7:30 PM. Notttingham guard Richie Jones led all scorers with 17 points in the win, and Haddonfield’s Dan Flemming scored 14 in the loss. Watch Highlights and post game from Nottingham vs Haddonfield below! Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Nottingham is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates.  They are the reason we can bring you the incredible run by Nottingham into the Tournament of Champions semifinals! Shawnee 68 Woodbury 47 The Renegades busted open a 25-23 halftime lead with a huge third quarter to earn a date with #2 Don Bosco Prep in the Tournament of Champions semifinals.  Dean Noll had 25 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists to lead Shawnee and Daevon Robinson added a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.  JSZ has highlights of the big third quarter and post-game reaction from Shawnee:

Nottingham 60 Chatham 53 – Group 3 Boys State Championship It has been a great year to be a member of the Nottingham basketball team. The most wins in program history, first county championship, first sectional title and now the North Stars cap off a picture perfect season in style as win their first ever Group 3 State Title. Nottingham came out explosive in the first half to take a 27-18 lead at the end of the second. In the third quarter Chatham began to make a comeback thanks to Mac Bredahl to come within a single point. However, Nottingham’s go to scorer this season Darell Johnson who had 20 points played lights out in the fourth quarter to help secure their first ever state title. Watch the highlights below: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Nottingham coverage all year long!   Shawnee 56 East Side 53 – Group 4 Boys State Championship  Shawnee took a 27-5 lead int he first quarter, but int he 2nd East Side held the Renegades to just 6 points and tied the game up, 31-31, at the half. Shawnee’s Dean Noll made some key foul shots in the final seconds of the game, and Dylan Deveney and Daevon Robinson took control of the offense, leading Shawnee to a 56-53 win over East Side and the Group 4 State Title. Check out full highlights now: Woodbury 60 Cresskill 58 – Group 1 Boys State Championship Some times you only get one shot at winning a championship last year Woodbury’s season ended with a bitter defeat in the Group 1 State Title Final to Verona. This year the Thundering Herd not only got back to the big game, but they fought back from being down 10 at one point to tie it up late in the fourth. With time winding down in regulation it was Junior sensation Aaron Estrada who hit two clutch free throws with 4 seconds remaining and the game tied to bring Woodbury it’s first ever state championship. Estrada’s 23 points and tireless effort were the deciding factor in an incredible finish. Watch the highlights: Haddonfield 62 Newark Central 45 – Group 2 Boys State Championship Haddonfield had a short lead at the end of the first quarter, but by halftime the Dawgs had full control of this State Championship. They would win 62-45 with Mike DePersia scoring 22 points, 11/12 on the line. Check out full highlights and post-game chat with DePersia now:

Shawnee 51 Trenton 40 – Group 4 Semifinals Dylan Deveney scored 10 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter as Shawnee reaches the state finals for a second straight year.  Dean Noll added 16 for the Renegades who held a 24-18 halftime lead and never surrendered the lead in the second half.  JSZ has highlights of the Group 4 semifinals from Egg Harbor: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Trenton High is made possible thanks to the support of Princeton Orthopaedic Associates Newark Central 54 Ramsey 47 – Group 2 Boys Semifinals It has been seven years since North 2 Group 2 Champs Newark Central have hoisted a state title and the Blue Devils got one step closer as they took down North 1 Group 2’s Ramsey. Central got ahead early taking a 26-14 lead at halftime over the Rams. Dee-End McRae who had 18 on the night was the spark plug that kept this ttight-knitgroup together to walk away with a victory after four quarters of dominating basketball. Newark Central advances to face Haddonfield at Rutgers University on 3/11, watch the highlights now: East Side 59 Hackensack 48 – Group 4 Boys Semifinals North 2 Group 4 Champs and Number 8 in the NJ Top 20 Newark East Side is seeking their first state title since 2014, but before they can think about a championship they would have to worry about the North 1 Group 4 title winners, Hackensack. The Comets took an early 18-6 lead over East Side at the end of the first quarter and maintained a 25-23 lead going into halftime. However, Shamir Johnson would come alive in the third quarter to help the Red Raiders take the lead and thanks to his 19 point performance East Side would eventually take the match up 59-48. They will face Southern Champions and fellow NJ Top 20 royalty Shawnee on 3/11 at Rutgers University. Watch the highlights:

Ranney School – 71 Trenton Catholic – 56 | Non-Public B South Final Ranney’s electric Class of 2019 duo Bryan Antoine and Scottie Lewis combined for 50 points and 17 rebounds as The Panthers made history, capturing their 1st ever Sectional Title. The 71-56 win over Trenton Catholic in the Non-Public B South Title Game is the 2nd historic victory of the season for Ranney, after bringing home their 1st ever Shore Conference Tournament Championship in February. The Panthers now advance to the Non-Public B State Title game Saturday in Toms River, where they will face the winner of top ranked Roselle Catholic and Gill St. Bernard’s. A special thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for allowing us to capture great moments from Trenton Catholic sports all season long Nottingham 59 Moorestown 56 (OT) – Central Group 3 Boys Final Second seed Nottingham took on their toughest task of the season as they took on number one seed Moorestown for the chance to win the school’s first ever sectional title. The Northstars fell behind early to trail 18-7 at the end of the first. They would not lead until the third, but even then it was short lived as Moorestown was able to go ahead 42-38 going into the fourth. With time winding down in the final quarter Darell Johnson would tie the game at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. In OT it would be Cliff Joseph’s four free throws and his game winning steal to help Nottingham leave with a 59-56 victory and the Central Group 3 Title. It has been a season to remember for Nottingham. In their best season in school history they continue to make history. When you look at what they accomplished: 27 wins, the most by any North Stars team, two 1,000 point scorers, taking down Trenton Catholic in the closing seconds of the fourth quarter to win their first county tournament and now they get their first ever sectional title in thrilling fashion. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez has the call: Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Nottingham coverage all year long! Rutgers Prep 58 Trenton Catholic 54 (OT) – Non-Public “B” South Girls Final Leilani Correa scored 6 of her 27 points in overtime as Rutgers Prep survived a buzzer beater from Kaela Reed and an amazing comeback by Trenton Catholic to make it three straight Non-Public “B” South titles.  The Argonauts had a commanding 37-20 lead late in the third quarter until Trenton Catholic mounted an amazing 20-1 run to take the lead.  In the final seconds, Olivia Mullins drove in for two to give Rutgers Prep a 50-47 lead, but Reed stepped back and nailed a three to beat the buzzer to force overtime.  In OT, Correa made four straight free throws followed by a baseline jumper to get the Argonauts another Non-Public “B” South title.  Watch the highlights of an exciting battle from Jackson Liberty High: A special thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for allowing us to capture great moments from Trenton Catholic sports all season long Manasquan 67 Lincoln 43 – Central Jersey Group 2 Girls Final Faith Masonius and Lola Mullaney each scored 18 points as Manasquan put forth a dominating effort to win its 5th consecutive sectional title.  JSZ has highlights of NJ’s #1 team capturing another trophy: Hunterdon Central 32 Montgomery 26 – North 2 Group 4 Girls Final Hunterdon Central, the underdog is this North 2 Group 4 Final, was more than pleased to take how the trophy seeing as their program had not won the title since 1995. But tonight at Montgomery High the Red Devils’ defensive performance kept them in the game and on course to victory. Check out full highlights now, including post-game with Peyton McNally and Christina Mitrow. Sponsor Alert!! Coverage of Montgomery High School is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates. Thanks to Princeton Ortho, JSZ will bring you the best Cougar highlights all year long! Delsea 53 Seneca 40 – South Jersey Group 3 Boys Final Kolby Braxton had 15 points and 11 boards as Delsea wins the South Jersey Group 3 crown and a matchup with Nottingham in the state semifinals.  SNJ Today’s Mike Frankel recaps the Delsea win: Woodbury 63 Glassboro 52 – South Jersey Group 1 Boys Final Aaron Estrada scored 22 points to lead Woodbury to a second straight South Jersey Group 1 title.  SNJ Today’s Mike Frankel has the highlights:

JSZ is excited to provide highlights and interviews from all 14 state champions at the NSIAA state wrestling individual championships in Atlantic City. 106: Joey Oliveri (Hanover Park) def. Dean Peterson (St. John Vianney) 6-3 113: Anthony Clark (Delbarton) def. Samuel Alvarez (St. Joe’s Montvale) 3-2 126: Patrick Glory (Delbarton) def. Joe Heilmann (South Plainfield) 7-0 132: Lucas Revano (Camden Catholic) def. Kyle Slendorn (Howell) 4-3 138: Quinn Kinner (Kingsway) md. Jake Benner (Ocean Township) 11-2 145: Ricky Cabanillas (DePaul Catholic) def. Nick Bennett (Delsea) 5-2 152: Cole Corrigan (Toms River South) def. Brian Meyer (Phillipsburg) 5-4 170: Michael O’Malley (Hasbrouck Heights) def. Chris Foca (Bergen Catholic) 7-2 182: Billy Janzer (Delsea) def. Josh McKenzie (Bergen Catholic) 3-2 UTB 220: Peter Acciardi (Don Bosco Prep) def. Liridon Leka (Montville) 3-1 HWT: Lewis Fernandes (Voorhees) fall Kody Wood (Pennsville) 2:59 120: Robert Howard (Bergen Catholic) def. Mitchell Polito (East Brunswick) 5-2  160: Shane Griffith (Bergen Catholic) def. Rob Kanniard (Wall) 6-1  195: Jacob Cardenas (Bergen Catholic) md. Sam Wustefeld (Scotch Plains-Fanwood) 10-2    

Hunterdon Central 3 Wayne Hills 2 – Public A Semifinal Hunterdon Central trailed 1-0 in the second period; however, Alex Ahern tied the game up in the first, while team captain Scott Schnell gave the Red Devils the lead during the start of the third. Check out full highlights now: Don Bosco 7 Gloucester Catholic 0 – Non-Public Semifinal The Ironmen dominated this game from start to finish. The first goal of the night was score by Tsubasa Koninshi and things only got better from there. Check out highlights from this one as the Ironman move on to the Non-Public final at The Rock next week: Delbarton 5 CBA 0 – Non-Public Semifinal Delbarton proved themselves worthy of fighting for a state title tonight after shutting out CBA. Nick Siffringer showed up once again for the Green Wave. He scored two goals and after the game JSZ caught up with him to discuss Delbarton’s upcoming Non-Public final against Don Bosco. Check out that interview and more now:

Woodbridge Township 3 Marlboro 2 – NJSIAA Ice Hockey Public “A” Tournament Semifinal TJ Evan scored two goals in the span of 12 seconds in the final minute of the game to force overtime and Travis Beni delivered the game-winner in overtime as Woodbridge completed an incredible comeback to reach the Public “A” State Championship.  JSZ’s Courtney Dupont has the highlights from Mennen Arena: Sponsor Alert!   Coverage of Marlboro is brought to you by Hit Training. Thanks to our friends at Hit Training, JSZ will bring you the best of Mustang athletics all season long! Northern Highlands – 6 Princeton – 1 | NJSIAA Public-B Semi-Finals Jin Lee scored 3 goals and added 2 assists as 2nd seeded Northern Highlands put on a show at Mennen Arena, getting a 6-1 win over Princeton. The Highlanders advance to the Public-B State Championship game at The Prudential Center on Monday, where they will take the No. 1 seed, Randolph High School. Watch Highlights and post game from Northern Highlands vs Princeton below! A special thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our coverage of Princeton High School! Randolph 5 Livingston 0 – NJSIAA Ice Hockey Public “B” Tournament Semifinal Randolph with another dominated performance. Team captain, Will Zimmer scores two early and helps with the 5-0 victory. The Rams are moving on to the the Public B final at The Rock where they will face the winner of Northern Highlands and Princeton. Check out full highlights now: Summit 2 Glen Rock 0 – NJSIAA Public “C” State Semifinals Charlie Collins power-play goal early in the second period was the difference as the Hilltoppers played intense defensive hockey for 45 minutes to earn a spot in the Public C state championship.  Nikita Pryymark had 16 saves for the shutout.  JSZ has the highlights from Codey Arena: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Summit is made possible thanks to Equinox Fitness Clubs Chatham 6 Wall 1 – NJSIAA Public “C” Semifinals Alex Laferriere, David Andreychuk and Thomas Winter scored two goals each to lead the Cougars to the state finals for the first time since 2013.  Laferriere opened the scoring and then set up Andreychuk on a two on one to give Chatham a 2-0 lead after one.  Wilson scored two goals in the span of 1:12 early in the second period and the Cougars never looked back.  Watch the highlights of Chatham’s semifinal win at Codey Arena:    

Don Bosco Prep – 2 Pope John – 1 | NJSIAA Non-Public Qtr-Finals  It hasn’t been easy for New Jersey’s No. 1 ranked team.. The Don Bosco Prep Ironmen have gone to overtime 3 of their last 4 games, including a loss in the Gordon Cup Final to rival Delbarton, and on Monday night things got even tougher. Despite out-shooting Pope John 81-16 on goal, Don Bosco had to overcome a 79 save performance from Lions’ goalie Matt Schoer and battle for a 2-1 OT win in the NJSIAA Non-Public Qtr Finals. TJ Schweighardt tied the game at 1 with just 0:30 remaining in regulation, and Tristan Frese completed the comeback with a game winning goal with just 0:45 to play in OT. The Ironmen will now face Gloucester Catholic in the semi-finals Thursday night at Mennen Arena. Chatham 3 Mahwah 1 – Public C Tournament Quarterfinals The No. 3 seed, Chatham, faced the No. 6, Mahwah, tonight in the quarterfinals of the ice hockey Public C Tournament. In the first period, Kevin Johnston of the Thunderbirds made an impressive interception and gave Mahwah the early lead; however, Thomas Winter of Chatham came to play. Winter scored two goals and he lead the team to victory, as the Cougars overpowered the Thunderbirds 3-. Check out full highlights of this matchup now: Livingston 5 Middletown South 3 – Public B Tournament Quarterfinals The quarterfinal round of the Ice Hockey Public B Tournament between fourth seed Livingston and fifth seed Middletown South was an intense thrill ride that had action from start to finish. South got on the board first thanks to Nick Lioudakis to take an early 1-0 lead but the celebration would be short lived as the Lancers answered back with 3 goals of their own to end the first period ahead 3-1. Livingston would score two more goals (second and third period) and with the Eagles falling into penalty trouble late would eventually walk away with a 5-3 victory. Chase Freidfertig recorded a hat trick for the Lancers as they to the Semifinals of the Public B Tournament to take on number one seed Randolph on 2/28 at Mennen Sports Arena. Watch the highlights now: Sponsor! Thank you to Prown’s Windows & Doors for sponsoring our Middletown South coverage on JSZ. Because of Prown’s we’ll be able to bring you more Eagles sports moments all year long!