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Loder proud to be trailblazer at Trinity Hall

Trinity Hall still has the label as the new kid on the block in Shore Conference Sports, but the Monarchs have built a strong sports foundation thanks to a senior class that helped blaze the trail. Catherine Loder made a significant impact in all three seasons. JSZ profiles the all-girls school’s first ever 100 goal scorer in lacrosse as she reflected on her four years at the Tinton Falls school and looks ahead to study engineering at the University of Michigan: Senior Makes School History in Lacrosse Tinton Falls, NJ – On Wednesday, May 2, senior Catherine Loder became the first lacrosse student-athlete in Trinity Hall history to reach 100 goals in her high school career. Loder, who graduates this June, is a multi-sport, straight-A student-athlete, playing basketball and lacrosse for four years and cross-country for two. Trinity Hall is a member of the Shore Conference, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) and the New Jersey Independent School Athletic Association (NJISAA), and competes against public, parochial, and independent schools in Monmouth County and throughout the state. Loder’s milestone 100th goal was reached at the school’s home game at Dorbrook Park vs. Shore Regional. Although the game was a loss for Trinity Hall, the team rallied around Loder to celebrate the achievement. ”Being the first player at Trinity Hall to score 100 goals in lacrosse is an honor I will never forget,” said Loder. “It is a testament to the hard work of my teammates and coaches and also to the growth of our lacrosse program here at Trinity Hall. I’m thankful to be a part of this special community.” Loder’s achievement of 100 high school career goals in lacrosse is notable because she was able to reach that milestone in a much shorter time than most other high school student-athletes. Ken Santos, athletic director, explained, “Trinity Hall opened in Fall 2013. We were accepted into the Shore Conference in Fall 2015. Since the conference does a two-year scheduling cycle, we were not eligible to play in the division or enter the tournaments in the 2015-2016 school year, playing only a handful of varsity games against comparable teams. In the 2016-2017 school year a new two-year cycle started, with games scheduled for 2016-2017 and 2017-2018, so we were then included in the division and could play in the Shore Conference Tournaments if we qualified. Catherine’s accomplishment is significant because, as new members of the Shore Conference in 2016-2017, she has only played two full seasons of a varsity schedule whereas many who also achieve this milestone have played three or four years of varsity-level play.” “I have coached Catherine for all four years she has played lacrosse for the Monarchs,” said Dana Lenneper, lacrosse head coach. “She is one of the most talented athletes I’ve ever had the privilege to coach. She has the ability to take what you say to her and apply it to every game and practice. Beyond that, Catherine has a positive energy and attitude every day. It’s contagious. She is an amazing captain who always knows how to make her teammates come together and remain that way whether we win or lose. There are a million examples I can give about what makes her so special but one thing I know for sure is that she will be missed by both her team and, definitely, by her coaches. It was a wonderful moment for Catherine and our school. We couldn’t be more proud of her.” ”It was inspiring to witness Catherine score her 100th goal, an achievement of only the best athletes in the state,” said Mary Sciarrillo, head of school. Santos added, “These are the days that make coaching and being a part of athletics so rewarding: when an athlete such as Catherine is rewarded for her hard work and gets to enjoy that with her teammates and coaches.” Trinity Hall, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3), is an independent all-girls college preparatory high school, educating and empowering young women in the Catholic tradition. Trinity Hall’s core values of leadership, respect, perseverance and faith are foundational to their mission and work as educators. For more information, visit www.trinityhallnj.org. Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

17. May 2018

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Cummings Scores Four to Give Purple Roses Road Lax Win

Saint Rose 9 Trinity Hall 5 Kailah Cummings had a career-high four goals and one assist to lead the Purple Roses to a season sweep of the Monarchs. Colleen Kelly and Catherine Loder scored two goals apiece for the Monarchs who honored four seniors prior to the game including Loder. Olivia Stoddard scored her 22nd goal for Saint Rose and Olivia Peters added two goals as the Purple Roses pick up their 6th win of the year. JSZ has the highlights from Dorbrook Park: Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

8. May 2018

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Mabrey, Reid grab top honors at JSZ Basketball Banquet

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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23. Mar 2018

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Watch State Playoff Hoop Highlights from March 1st on JSZ

Montclair Immaculate – 60 Hudson Catholic – 49 | NJSIAA Non-Public B North Only in the world of Non-Public B North could a team with multiple division-1 prospects be considered an underdog story, but thats exactly what Montclair Immaculate has become. After defeated the defending TOC Champions Patrick School in the opening round, The Lions then traveled to Jersey City and took down the star studded lineup of Hudson Catholic. Syracuse bound Jalen Carey scored 13 of his 18 points in the 2nd Half, and Zion Bethea added a game high 21, as Montclair Immaculate shocked the state with a 60-49 win. Up next for the Lions will be a matchup with New Jersey’s No. 1 ranked team Roselle Catholic, on Saturday. Ranney 101 Rutgers Prep 90 – Non-Public “B” South Quarterfinals Scottie Lewis and Ahmadu Sarnor both scored career highs in a shootout against the Argonauts. Lewis had 35 points and Sarnor delivered 31. Lewis did most of his damage in the first half, while Sarnor was the catalyst in the second half. Ranney gets a fourth matchup with Mater Dei Prep in the Non-Public “B” South semifinals. Watch another exciting batch of highlights from Tinton Falls: Colts Neck 57 Middletown South 48 – Boys Central Jersey Group 4 Quarterfinals The quarterfinal round of the Central Group 4 State Tournament saw number one seed Colts Neck hosting the nine seed Middletown South. Colts Neck took an early 12-8 lead over South at the end of the first quarter, but in the second it was the Eagles who flipped the script to go into halftime leading 21-19. The Cougars got help from Ben Bosland who was the team’s spark plug in the third quarter to help them regain the lead at 37-29 going into the fourth. In the final quarter, Colts Neck would not let up offensively to eventually walk away with a 57-48 victory. Ben Bosland had 16 points and 8 rebounds to help send the Cougars to the Central Group 4 Semifinals to face fifth seed Montgomery on 3/3. Watch the highlights now: Colts Neck 49 Middletown South 44 – Girls Central Group 4 Quarterfinals What started out as a close back and forth battle between third seed Colts Neck and sixth seed Middletown South did not let up until the final buzzer. South took the first quarter leading 14-11. However, Colts Neck would find their footing thanks to Cara Volpe who scored 22 points for the Cougars Thursday night. In the second half Colts Neck would lead 32-25 at the end of third quarter. In the fourth, Midd South would make a late push to tie the game up with 40 seconds to go. But the Eagles offense was unable to produce points following that run and eventually, Colts Neck would pull away with the victory. The Cougars will take on fifth seed Montgomery on 3/3 in Central Group 4 Semifinals. Watch the highlights now: Sponsors!!! Thank you to Hit Training for sponsoring our Colts Neck coverage on JSZ! Special thanks to Prown’s Windows & Doors for our Middletown South coverage. We look forward to bringing you more Eagles athletics all year round! Rumson-Fair Haven 71 Spotswood 63 – Central Jersey 2 Boys Quarterfinals Ian O’Connor led a balanced scoring attack with 18 points as RFH held off a hot shooting second half from the Chargers to advance to the Central Jersey Group 3 semifinals and a home game against Lincoln. JSZ has the highlights from Rumson: Patrick School 68 Trinity Hall 61 (OT) – Non-Public “B” South Girls Quarterfinals Freshman Lashae Dwyer had 25 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 5 steals to lead the Celtics to a gritty overtime win on the road. Dwyer scored 9 points in the extra period and hauled in a rebound off a missed free throw and delivered a layup in the paint to tie the game at 57 in regulation. Trinity Hall was led by Bridget Andree’s 22 point, 15 rebound performance highlighted by 14 free throws. Andree fouled out in the final 10 seconds putting an end to her fantastic high school career. The Patrick School will face Rutgers Prep in the semifinals. Watch the highlights of a game filled with twists and turns: Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

1. Mar 2018

posted by Nery Rodriguez

Watch Hoop Highlights from February 13th on JSZ!

Linden – 70 Patrick School – 57 The Tigers have found their stride.. Linden successfully defended their home court Monday night with a 70-57 win over a red hot Patrick School team that just defeated USA No. 9 St. Benedict’s Prep on Saturday. Linden Point Guard Tavon Jones scored 35 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in a remarkable performance by the senior. For Jones, it was his 7th time this season going over the 30 point mark. Watch Highlights of the Tigers and Celtics below! Camden 66 Eastern 60 – Boys The Panthers rally from a 4th quarter deficit with a 12-2 run to score a big road win at Eastern. Ethan Tarte tied the game with a three-pointer and Nasir Hinson made a steal and layup to give The High a 62-60 lead. Corey Greer led the Panthers with 19 points. Matt Cotton had 17 for Eastern. Watch the highlights from an exciting fourth quarter: Barnegat 57 Middletown South 47 – Shore Conference Boys Tournament first round Carson Francisco scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half as the Bengals get their first ever win in the Shore Conference Tournament by beating the Eagles for the second time this season. Barnegat went 14 of 18 from the free throw line which proved to be the difference. The #16 seed will now travel to top seed Ranney this Thursday. Watch the highlights of the Bengals historic win: JSZ”s coverage of Barnegat Basketball is made possible by BSR Physical Therapy. Thanks to Prown’s Windows & Doors in Middletown for making it possible to bring you Middletown South highlights all year long. Colts Neck 66 Southern Regional 47 – Shore Conference Boys 1st Round Danny Gaines had 23 points as the Cougars built an early lead and cruised to a convincing first round win at home over the Rams. The 6th seeded Cougars advance and will host #11 Point Pleasant Beach in round two. JSZ has highlights from the Cougars Den: Jersey Sports Zone’s coverage of Colts Neck is made possible by Hit Training Toms River East 37 Trinity Hall 34 – Shore Conference Girls Tournament 1st Round Kamryn Lister scored 13 as Toms River East overcame a 9-2 first quarter deficit to pull out a home win . The #16 seed will face top seed Saint John Vianney in Round Two of the SCT. JSZ has the highlights from Toms River: Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

13. Feb 2018

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Memorable performances up for this week Shore Game Balls

Vote for Monmouth Building Center Game Balls! Each week during basketball season, we’ll have 10 nominees for boys and girls basketball top performers from around the Shore Conference. Cast your votes through Tuesday at 3:00 pm. The winners will get a visit from JSZ cameras with a Game Ball presentation. Coaches and fans if you have a Game Ball nominee, just email rich@jerseysportszone.com Take Our Poll Take Our Poll Last Week’s Monmouth Building Center Game Ball Winners Congratulations to Colts Neck’s Camryn Foltz and Barnegat’s Carson Francisco. Thanks to everyone who voted! 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.

4. Feb 2018

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Check out JSZ 2.1 Hoop Highlights now!

A special night in Rumson! Rumson-Fair Haven’s senior night was a dream come true for Bulldogs manager Jack Velcamp. The 4-foot-2 senior, who represented the United States at the World Dwarf games in basketball, got to achieve his dream of suiting up for the Budllogs. Velcamp got the start and made this layup to bring the house down. JSZ’s Jay Cook will tell the inspiring story in detail on Friday in JSZ. For now, watch the big basket and see the incredible emotion! Ocean Twp. 61 Red Bank Catholic 53 At the start of the fourth quarter we saw Ocean Township take a 36-32 lead over the Casey’s. However, Red Bank Catholic quickly rallied back to regain the lead in the opening minutes. As RBC led for most of the fourth, The Spartan’s Andrew Seager managed to tie the game at 47 in the closing seconds to send it to over time. Red Bank Catholic was no match for OT’s scoring in extra time as the Casey’s were outscored 14-6. Seager with 26 points in the upset victory helps propel Ocean Township to 11-8 on the year. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez was there for all the action: Thanks to Playa Bowls of Red Banks for sponsoring our Red Bank Catholic coverage on JSZ! Summit 65 Gov. Livingston 48 Summit took the lead early in the first period of this game and ran with it; however, the Highlanders did challenge that lead in the third period thanks to the offensive push by Tyler McCulloch who would get GL within three of Summit. Unfortunately, for GL though they would not gain the lead and the final score would land in Summit’s favor 65-48. Check out full highlights now: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Summit is brought to you by Equinox Fitness Clubs. Thanks to Equinox JSZ will bring you the best of Hilltoppers highlights all season long! Trinity Hall 77 Keyport 50 16-0 Trinity Hall put their undefeated record to the test on Thursday evening as they took on a 9-6 Keyport, a team that has had its fair share of success in the Shore Conference this year. The Monarchs led Keyport 33-19 at the end of the first half, but when Keyport finally found momentum one of their go-to players had to leave due to injury. This caused the Monarchs to go on a scoring frenzy in the third including Nicole Ventura who along with her teammates Bridget Andrew and Caitlin Wingertzahn finished with a double double to put this one out of reach early in the fourth. Watch the highlights now: Thanks to BCB Bayshore for sponsoring our Keyport coverage! We’d also like to thank Trinity Hall for their sponsorship of Monarch’s sports on JSZ! Delsea 82 Highland 60 – Boys Javon Gordon did it all for Delsea on the road: 29 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists in a convincing win. Mike Frankel brings us the highlights: Haddon Heights 66 Haddonfield 63 – Boys Jared Latane had a huge game with 30 points to lead Haddon Heights to a big rivalry win. SNJ Today’s Mike Frankel gives us the highlights from South Jersey:

2. Feb 2018

posted by Courtney DuPont

20 more great nominees up for Shore Game Balls

Vote for Monmouth Building Center Game Balls! Each week during basketball season, we’ll have 10 nominees for boys and girls basketball top performers from around the Shore Conference. Cast your votes through Tuesday at 3:00 pm. The winners will get a visit from JSZ cameras with a Game Ball presentation. Coaches and fans if you have a Game Ball nominee, just email rich@jerseysportszone.com Take Our Poll Take Our Poll Last week’s Monmouth Building Center Game Ball Winners Sajada Bonner, Saint John Vianney and Alex Ratner, Marlboro – thanks to everyone who voted! 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.

28. Jan 2018

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Vote now for Shore Conference Hoops Game Balls 1/14 – 1/20

Vote for Monmouth Building Center Game Balls! Each week during basketball season, we’ll have 10 nominees for boys and girls basketball top performers from around the Shore Conference. Cast your votes through Tuesday at 3:00 pm. The winners will get a visit from JSZ cameras with a Game Ball presentation. Coaches and fans if you have a Game Ball nominee, just email rich@jerseysportszone.com 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.

21. Jan 2018

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Andree is Monarchs Hoops Pioneer

The Shore Conference has some of the elite non-public teams not only in the state of New Jersey but the entire nation. Bridget Andree could have easily been a key part of one of the superpower teams on the Jersey Shore, but her choice to attend Trinity Hall is one that she does not regret one moment. Bridget has helped make the Monarchs a program on the rise. With 18 wins last year and a perfect 12-0 record in her senior season, Andree is the main cog of a team that has a strong foundation thanks in large part to her efforts. On Friday night, Andree became the first ever 1,000 point scorer in Trinity Hall’s short history as she had 23 points and 12 rebounds in a 46-38 win over Monmouth Regional. Watching her teammates quickly flock to her to celebrate her milestone moment and the fact that nearly the entire school packed the St. John’s Greek Orthodox Church gym to witness history is a testament to the effect she has had on the entire school. With a perfect 4.0 GPA and serving as the student body president, Andree’s set a high bar for what it means to be a student-athlete. You won’t hear much bragging from Bridget, but JSZ’s Jay Cook paints the picture of what she means to Trinity Hall: Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

20. Jan 2018

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Watch 1.18 Hoop Highlights

No. 7 The Patrick School 55 Union 45 Following a double overtime upset victory over No. 5 Linden two days ago, No. 7 The Patrick School was right back at it playing another Union County Conference game. The match up between the Celtics and 7-5 Union was an exciting one to be at. Despite TPS leading with double digits for most of the game thanks to top NJ recruit Valdir Manuel, Union countered late in the fourth to bring it to an eight point lead. However, the Farmers were unable to get anything to fall in the final two minutes to allow the Patrick School to hang on to a 55-45 victory. Watch the highlights now: Middletown North 64 Red Bank Catholic 60 – Boys Rob Higgins returned to the Lions lineup after missing four games and shined with 34 points to help Middletown North break a five game losing skid. Higgins scored 13 points in the 4th quarter and with a number of key drives. RBC had three players with 13 points (Matt Ansell, Charlie Gordinier and Steve Lubischer). Watch highlights of an entertaining game that went down to the wire: JSZ’s coverage of Red Bank Catholic is brought to you by Playa Bowls of Red Bank. Thanks to Playa Bowls for letting us bring you great Caseys highlights and features all year long! Rutgers Prep 70 Franklin 42 – Boys The 5-3 Rutgers Prep team simply overpowered the Warriors this afternoon. Early in the first quarter, the Argonauts took the lead and never looked back. Trevon Patterson was the team’s leading scorer with 13 points as Rutgers Prep takes this one 70-42. Highlights coming soon to JSZ! Rutgers Prep 54 Franklin 52 – Girls No. 4 Rutgers Prep met up with their crosstown rivals, No. 12 and defending Group IV State Champs, the Franklin Warriors. This was a battle worth watching. Both teams had impressive numbers. Franklin’s star player, Diamond Miller, had 23 points, but it was Leilani Correa who scored 16 points to lead the Argonauts to a win over the defending T of C champs. Highlights coming soon to JSZ! Trinity Hall 65 Point Pleasant Boro 43 – Girls Bridget Andree scored 17 points and hauled in eight rebounds and is just 12 points away from becoming the first ever 1000 point scorer at Trinity Hall. The Monarchs improved to 11-0 on the season and 7-0 in Shore Conference “B” Central play. Watch the highlights of an impressive effort in Tinton Falls: Thanks to Tekart Builders, TwinBoro/AllShore and the Black and Gold Football Parents Club for making our Point Pleasant Boro coverage possible Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

19. Jan 2018

posted by Courtney DuPont

Four 1000 point scorers from Shore headline Game Ball nominees

The Shore Conference saw four new members of the 1000 point club, two on the boys side and two outstanding girls. They are among the names up for this week’s Monmouth Building Center Game Ball. Each week during basketball season, we’ll have 10 nominees for boys and girls basketball top performers from around the Shore Conference. Cast your votes through Tuesday at 3:00 pm. The winners will get a visit from JSZ cameras with a Game Ball presentation. Coaches and fans if you have a Game Ball nominee, just email rich@jerseysportszone.com 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.

14. Jan 2018

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Watch 1.13 Hoop Highlights

Dan Finn Classic – Jersey City Armory Hudson Catholic 67 Patrick School 59 Louis King had 26 points and seven boards as the Hawks pulled away in the fourth quarter after trailing 46-43 at the end of three quarters. King had 16 in the first half and his thunderous dunk early in the 4th started the Hawks quest to beat a Celtics team that handed them two losses last year. Valdir Manuel was outstanding for the Patrick School with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Luther Muhammad added 15 and Jahvon Quinerly had 10 points and 8 assists for Hudson Catholic who are now 6-3. Watch the highlights and post-game reaction from the Dan Finn Classic at the Jersey City Armory: Coaches vs Cancer Shoot-Out North Hunterdon 72 Westfield 51 This matchup was the second of seven games being played at the Coaches vs Cancer Shoot-Out at Montgomery high school. North Hunterdon came into this game with a 4-4 record, but right out of the gate the Lions were moving the ball well and had Westfield 40-28 by halftime. Leading scorer for the lions was Mike DeSantro with 22 points, and teammates Aham Cooks and Wes Reinagel both put up a strong defensive performance. Check out full highlights now: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Westfield is brought to you by Assemblyman Jon Bramnick. Thanks to Mr. Bramnick, JSZ will be bringing you the best Blue Devils Highlights all season long! Hillsborough 46 Lawrence 40 Hillsborough and Lawrence are both off to a rocky starts this season and desperately needed today’s win. However, it was Hillsborough who came out hot in the first quarter. With a 31-11 lead at halftime, the Raiders took the win and improved to 4-5 as they head into their in-conference game next week against Hunterdon Central. Today’s leading scorer with Pat Vinchur with 10 points, check out his highlights and more: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Hillsborough is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates. Thanks to Princeton Ortho JSZ will bring you the best of Raider athletics, all season long! Bridgewater-Raritan 75 Woodbridge 67 The 6th game in Montgomery’s Coaches vs Cancer Shoot-Out featured the Bridgewater-Raritan Panthers and the Woodbridge Barrons. Both teams came into the game with 5-3 records, and that may be why it was a back and forth battle all the way through the last few minutes of the fourth quarter. In the end though, it was Bridgewater who came out on top and improved to 6-3. There were two leading scorers for the Panthers, Sterling and Doug Collins, who each had 16 points. Full highlights now available: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of Bridgewater is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates and Urgent Injury Care. Thanks to these two generous sponsors, Jersey Sports Zone will bring your highlights of the Panthers all season long! Montgomery 49 Somerville 30 Montgomery, the host team of the annual Coaches vs Cancer Shoot-Out, dominated this game from the start. Rohan Prakash was the Cougars’ leading scorer with 13 points, 4/5 from the foul line, and Riley Greene contributed 11 points, making 2 3FGS, leading Montgomery to their eighth win this season. Full highlights now available: Sponsor Alert! Coverage of the Montgomery Cougars is brought to you by Princeton Orthopaedic Associates. Thanks to Princeton Ortho JSZ will bring you the best of Cougars highlights all year long! Trinity Hall 67 Point Pleasant Beach 54 The Monarchs got a triple-double from Bridget Andree (29 points, 12 rebounds, 10 steals) to get to 8-0 on the season. JSZ has the highlights from a sensational performance by the Trinity Hall senior: Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition Trenton Catholic 75 Trenton 57 The biggest game in Trenton saw some high flying action as Gil St. Bernard transfer, Khalif Battle showed why he was one of the best players in South Jersey. The Iron Mike’s got off to a slow start, but picked it up nearing the of the first quarter to put on a dominating 75-57 performance for victory over Trenton. Watch the highlights: Sponsor! Thanks to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Trenton Catholic and Trenton coverage on JSZ! Allentown 65 Robbinsville 35 The 5-1 Allentown Red Birds put on a stellar performance against Robbinsville on Saturday. Ryan Weiss dropped 20 in the 65-35 win over the Ravens. Allentown proving they might be the team next to Notre Dame to beat in the CVC. Watch the highlights now: Sponsor! Thank you to Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for sponsoring our Allentown and Robbinsville coverage on JSZ!

13. Jan 2018

posted by Courtney DuPont

Monarchs girls soccer makes history

Trinity Hall opened its doors in 2013 and the entire school continues to grow as it establishes itself as Monmouth County’s all-girls Catholic school. The Monarchs girls soccer team made history qualifying the Shore Conference Girls Soccer Tournament with seven wins, including an impressive 6-2-1 record in Shore Conference “B” Central play. Sophomore Colleen Kelly led the team with eight goals and four assists. Trinity Hall Athletic Director Ken Santos is the head coach of the girls soccer team and is building a solid foundation for the program. JSZ’s Nery Rodriguez profiles Trinity Hall’s girls soccer team: Jersey Sports Zone is excited to have Trinity Hall join our team as one of our sponsors. JSZ will have highlights and features of the Monarchs sports programs all year long. Visit trinityhallnj.org to learn more about Monmouth County’s independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition

19. Oct 2017

posted by rchrampanis

Huge 4th quarter keeps TRN girls unbeaten

Ashley Tutzauer scored 11 points in the fourth quarter as Toms River North erupted for 32 points in the final eight minutes to avoid an upset at the hands of Trinity Hall. SSZ has all the highlights and post-game reaction from our US Army Girls Basketball Game of the Week Toms River North 58 Trinity Hall 42 The Lady Mariners improved to 16-0, but the final score doesn’t indicate how close TRN came to suffering its first loss of the season. Trinity Hall put together three strong quarters and led by 12 in the third quarter and maintained a 34-26 advantage heading into the final eight minutes. Toms River North erupted for 32 points in the fourth, with Ashley Tutzauer scoring 11 of her 13 points when it mattered the most. Jenna Paul led the Lady Mariners with 17 and Amanda Johnson added 16. Trinity Hall was led by an outstanding performance from Bridgett Andree who had 22 points and hauled down a season high 15 rebounds. Watch the highlights from an entertaining game at Pine Belt Arena: US Army Game of the Week Thanks to the US Army, Shore Sports Zone will bring you a Game of the Week in hockey, boys basketball and girls basketball all winter long. We’ll pick the big games on the schedule and bring you extended highlights and post-game reaction. Thanks to the US Army for supporting our coverage of great Shore Conference sports here on SSZ! Sponsor Shout Outs! A special thanks to Fly Nyon for sponsoring our Toms River North coverage and giving us the chance to capture great moments from the Mariners all season long

30. Jan 2017

posted by rchrampanis

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