(NJ #18) Neptune - 1/17/13 - Game #13

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Colonials end Scarlet Fliers' divisional streak

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Freehold girls basketball coach Jen Brzucki said her team “kind of crumbled at the end” when it played at four-time defending Shore Conference Class B North champion Neptune on Dec. 14 and lost by four points.
When the teams played for the second time on Thursday evening, the Colonials were able to finish the job.
Senior guard Kim Dana went 4-for-4 from the line in the final minute to break a 56-all tie and cap the scoring as unranked Colonials took out their second top 10 team in the last three days with a 60-56 win over Neptune, No. 6 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10.
The loss ended the Scarlet Fliers’ 59-game winning streak against Class B South opponents dating back to a 70-53 loss to Freehold on Jan. 15, 2008.
Dana finished with 14 points, senior guard and NJIT recruit Camerin Spahn finished with a team-high 18, and sophomore Sophia Duffy had 14 for Freehold (10-3, 5-2), which beat No. 3 and previously unbeaten Middletown South on Tuesday, 40-39.
For Neptune (9-4, 6-1), senior guard Ivy Harrington finished with a game-high 21 points.
With the loss, the longest divisional winning streak in the Shore Conference now belongs to Jackson Memorial, which has won 42 consecutive games in Class A South.

 

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(NJ #7) Middletown South - 1/15/13 - Game #12

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Freehold hands Middletown South its first loss of season

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Middletown South’s undefeated season hung in the balance on a last second layup that rattled out resulting in a 40-39 upset at the hands of Freehold.
With the loss the Eagles’ record falls to an impressive 11-1 while the Colonials improve to a 9-3 mark that coach Jennifer Brzucki hopes will help right the Freehold ship.
“This is a huge win for us,” said Brzucki. “It’s very uplifting. The girls are excited, as are the coaches. It wasn’t easty opening up against Neptune, and we recently wnet through losses to Matawan and Marlboro, so hopefully this win will lead to a tempo change that gets us back on track.”
Freehold sophomore Rebecca Cobb led the way for the Colonials recording a double-double with 18 points, including 10 in the third quarter, and 10 rebounds.
“Rebecca Cobb was huge for us tonight,” explained Brsucki. “She hit a lot of nice baseline jumpers, and a pair of big free throws. She’s growing into her body and will only get better.”
The Colonials’ Camerin Spahn added five rebounds, three assists, and a block to her 14 points, including six of Freehold’s 11 fourth quarter points. Middletown South’s Jackie Dluhi led all Eagles scorers with 12 points, half of which came from beyond the arc.

“We needed that”: That was the text message from Middletown South head coach Tom Brennan, after his Eagles, previously unbeaten and ranked No. 3 in the Asbury Park Press Top 10, feel to a dangerous Freehold team, 40-39.
The Eagles had strummed along nicely, including two wins in 12 days over a Holmdel team that owns wins over St. John Vianney and Rumson-Fair Haven. Now, they have a loss against team they could see down the road in Central Jersey Group III.
As for Freehold, its claim to fame was taking Neptune to the limit before losing by four in its opener back on Dec. 14. With a win over a quality team like Middletown South, they can justify their record and cement themselves as a team that cannot be taken lightly.


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Toms River South - 1/14/13 - Game #11

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SCORING

Name, school	G	P	Avg
Flaherty, PtBea	7	201	28.7
K. Hughes, PtBoro	9	219	24.3
Mabrey, PtBea	7	170	24.3
Missry, JaxMem	8	167	20.9
Harrington, Nep	8	161	20.1
Inman, Holm	8	147	18.4
Carbone, MonDon	8	138	17.3
Milana, MonDon	6	103	17.2
Spahn, Free	8	126	15.8
Kennedy, TRE	8	125	15.6
Campbell, SJV	8	120	15.0
Mason, JaxMem	9	131	14.6
Sire, Rar	8	116	14.5
Crenshaw, Nep	8	114	14.3
Bojakowski, TRS	8	114	14.3
Quinn, Rar	8	114	14.3
Napolitano, STR	10	141	14.1
Phipps, STR	10	141	14.1
Kauffman, TRN	8	112	14.0
Famulare, FT	9	124	13.8
Moss, Nep	8	105	13.5
Spaschak, SReg	8	106	13.3
Iozzia, Cent	8	105	13.2
Stant, RFH	10	131	13.1
Corcoran, RBC	7	91	13.0
Kurtz, STR	10	125	12.5
Karcz, MiddSo	7	87	12.4
Malleck, PtBoro	9	112	12.4
R. Cobb, Free	8	97	12.1
J. Van Loon, RBR	9	109	12.1
Thompson, Wall	10	121	12.1
Kinhofer, Ocean	9	108	12.0
Kuster, Cent	8	96	12.0
Rowe, SJV	8	95	11.9
Gannon, MiddSo	7	87	11.9
DeCapua, Barn	9	106	11.8
Florio, MDei	7	80	11.4
Bosland, CN	9	101	11.2
Dana, Free	8	87	10.9

REBOUNDS

Name, school	Avg
Milana, MonDon	12.2
Harrington, Nep	11.8
K. Hughes, PtBoro	10.6
Sire, Rar	10.3
Crenshaw, Nep	10.1
Quinn, Rar	10.0
Dluhi, MiddSo	9.0
Stant, RFH	9.0
Bojakowski, TRS	9.0
R. Cobb, Free	8.9
Mabrey, PtBea	8.9
Kammers, Hudson	8.7
A. Hagaman, Squan	8.4
Macchi, PtBoro	8.4
Heline, Cent	8.0
Spahn, Free	8.0

ASSISTS

Name, school	Avg
Flaherty, PtBea	5.8
K. Hughes, PtBoro	4.6
Carbone, MonDon	4.6
Iozzia, Cent	4.6
Alvarez, TRS	4.6
Melo, Pine	4.4
L. Hughes, PtBoro	4.2
Sire, Rar	4.1
Caverly, RBC	4.0
Healy, CN	4.0
Allender, Cent	3.9
Campbell, SJV	3.9
Spahn, Free	3.8

FREE THROWS

Min of 70 percent, 20 attempts

Name, school	FM	FA	Per
Flaherty, PtBea	31	33	93.9
K. Hughes, PtBoro	69	76	90.8
L. Hughes, PtBoro	18	20	90.0
DeCapua, Barn	24	28	85.7
Cardaci, Holm	18	21	85.7
Missry, JaxMem	32	38	84.2
Stant, RFH	40	48	83.3
Mabrey, PtBea	38	46	82.6
Phipps, STR	31	38	81.6
Carbone, MonDon	22	27	81.5
Andrews, LB	33	42	78.6
Mason, JaxMem	20	26	76.9
Thompson, Wall	33	43	76.7
R. Cobb, Free	19	25	76.0
S. Cobb, Free	15	20	75.0
Cunningham, Barn	18	24	75.0
Harrington, Nep	24	32	75.0
Curtis, RBR	36	35	74.3
Spahn, Free	23	31	74.2

3-POINTERS
45 – Napolitano (St. Rose); 31 – Missry (Jackson Mem.); 29 – Famulare (Freehold Twp.); 25 – Mason (Jackson Mem.); 22 – K. Hughes (Point Boro); 20 – Kuster (Central), Corcoran (Red Bank Catholic); 19 – Timmes (Toms River South); 18 – Thompson (Wall); 17 – Dana (Freehold); 16 – Kinhofer (Ocean), Rowe (St. John Vianney); 15 – Spaschak (Southern), Krauss (Colts Neck); 14 – Carbone (Mon. Donovan), Mabrey (Point Beach); 13 – Campbell (St. John Vianney); 12 – Iozzia (Central), Havens (Point Boro), Flaherty (Point Beach); 11 – C. Hagaman (Manasquan), Kennedy (Toms River East), Gallagher (St. John Vianney), Inman (Holmdel); 10 – Allender (Central), Crowe (Mon. Donovan), Sa. Darby (Wall)