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1 Men s Tournament of Champions Quarterfinals Pine Belt Arena Wednesday, March 18, 5:30 pm: #4 Bergenfield vs #5 Paulsboro 7:30 pm: #3 Paterson Eastside vs. #6 Newark Tech Women s Tournament of Champions Quarterfinals Pine Belt Arena Tuesday, March 17, 5:30 pm: #3 Saint John Vianneh vs. #6 New Providence 7:30 pm: #4 Franklin vs. #5 Middletown South Semi-Finals Pine Belt Arena Friday, March 20th Women s Semi-Finals Pine Belt Arena Thursday, March 19th Women s and Men s Basketball Tournament of Champions Finals Monday, March 23, at Sun National Bank Center Trenton,New Jersey irls - 6:30 & Boys - 8:00 pm. Tickets: Adults $8 Students/Senior Citizens $2 NJSIAA: Protecting, Promoting, and Providing for our High School Student-Athletes

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4 Mission Statement The NJSIAA, a private, voluntary Association serves its student-athletes, members schools and related professional organizations by the administration of education-based interscholastic athletics, which support academic achievement, good citizenship and fair and equitable opportunities. We believe that member schools, along with their leagues and conferences, share these convictions: A safe and healthy playing environment is essential to our mission. Participation in interscholastic athletics enhances the educational experience of all students. Interscholastic athletics is a privilege. Excellence in both academics and athletics is pursued by all. Interscholastic participation develops good citizenship and healthy lifestyles, fosters involvement of a diverse population and promotes positive school/community relations. Rules promote fair play and minimizes risks. Cooperation among members advances their individual and collective well-being. Training of administrators and coaches promotes the educational mission of the interscholastic experiences. Properly trained official/judges enhances interscholastic competition. The NJSIAA is the recognized state authority on interscholastic athletic programs. The NJSIAA is composed of 435 member high schools. It provides more than 255,000 student-athletes opportunities to participate in nearly 3,000 games, workshops, clinics and other NJSIAA-sponsored activities within a given year. The NJSIAA offers more championships for its student-athletes than any other state in the nation: For Boys: Cross-Country, Football, Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Fencing, Ice Hockey, Swimming, Diving, Indoor Track Relay Championships, Indoor Track Individual Championships, Wrestling, Baseball, olf, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track Championships, Tennis, and Volleyball. For irls: Cross-Country, Field Hockey, ymnastics, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Fencing, Swimming, Diving, Indoor Track Relay Championships, Indoor Track Individual Championships, olf, Lacrosse, Softball, and Outdoor Track Championships. Competitive athletics is nothing more than playing according to a set of rules. Sports are the greatest example on earth of the practical application of the olden Rule. Your support and encouragement of our high school sports program are earnestly invited.

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6 NEW JERSEY STATE INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1161 Route 130 North PO Box 487 Robbinsville, New Jersey THE SCHOOLS LISTED BELOW WERE DISQUALIFICATION FREE FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Congratulations to the following schools, including their Administrators, Athletic Directors, Coaches, Fans and Players for their fine efforts in this important area of sportsmanship. Academy Charter High School Academy of St. Elizabeth Academy of the Holy Angels Allentown High School Arts High School Asbury Park High School Atlantic Co. Inst. Of Tech Barringer High School Belleville High School Belvidere High School Benedictine Academy Bergen Arts & Science Bloomfield High School Bogota High School Bordentown High School David Brearley High School Bridgeton High School Buena Regional HS Butler High School Camden Academy Charter HS Camden Cty Tech (Pennsauken) Camden Cty Tech (Sicklerville) Cape May Co. Tech HS Cardinal McCarrick High School Central Regional High School Cherry Hill High School East Christ the King Prep School Christian Brothers Academy Abraham Clark High School Clayton High School Cliffside Park High School Colts Neck High School Columbia High School Cresskill High School Cumberland Regional HS Jonathan Dayton Regional HS Delbarton High School Delsea Regional High School Dover High School Dunellen High School Dwight-Englewood HS East Brunswick High School Eastern Christian High School Eastside High School Edison Academy Egg Harbor Township HS Essex Cty VT (13 th Street) Essex Cty VT (West Caldwell) Fair Lawn High School Florence Township Mem. HS Fort Lee High School Freehold Township High School arfield High School ateway Regional HS lassboro High School len Ridge High School loucester Cty Ins. of Tech olda Och Academy overnor Livingston HS Hackettstown High School Haddon Heights High School Hammonton High School Harrison High School Hasbrouck Heights High School Hawthorne Christian Academy Hawthorne High School High Point Regional HS Hightstown High School Hillside High School Hoboken Charter High School Hoboken High School Henry Hudson Regional HS Hudson Catholic Regional HS Hunterdon Central HS Immaculate Conception (Lodi) Immaculate Conception (Mont) Immaculate Heart Academy Irvington High School Jackson Memorial High School Keansburg High School JFK Memorial (Iselin) JFK High School (Paterson) Kent Place School Keyport High School Koinonia Academy Lacordaire Academy Lakewood High School Lawrence High School LEAP Acad. University Charter Leonia High School The Lewis School of Princeton Lincoln High School Livingston High School Lodi High School Long Branch High School Mahwah High School Manasquan High School Manchester Regional HS Marist High School Mary Help of Christians Acad Matawan Regional HS Dr. Ronald E McNair Academic METS Charter School Middle Township HS Middlesex High School Middletown HS North Midland Park High School Montgomery High School Moorestown Friends School Morris Hills High School Dwight Morrow High School Mother Seton High School Mount Saint Dominic Acad. Mount Saint Mary Academy

7 Continued THE SCHOOLS LISTED BELOW WERE DISQUALIFICATION FREE FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Congratulations to the following schools, including their Administrators, Athletic Directors, Coaches, Fans and Players for their fine efforts in this important area of sportsmanship. Mountain Lakes High School Newark Academy Newark Collegiate Charter Newark Vocational High Newton High School North Arlington High School North Star Academy Charter North Warren Regional HS Northern Burlington Reg. HS Northern Highlands Reg. HS Northern Valley (Demarest) Oak Knoll High School Oakcrest High School Ocean Township HS Old Bridge High School Orange High School Our Lady of Mercy Academy Overbrook High School Palmyra High School Paramus Catholic High School Park Ridge High School Passaic Valley High School Paterson Charter The Patrick School Paulsboro High School Perth Amboy Technical School Pinelands Regional HS Pingry School Point Pleasant Boro HS Pompton Lakes High School Pope John XXIII High School Princeton High School Queen of Peace High School Rancocas Valley Regional HS Raritan High School Red Bank Catholic High School Ridgefield Memorial HS Ridgefield Park High School Ridgewood High School Roselle Catholic High School Roselle Park High School Roxbury High School Rutgers Prep School Saddle Brook High School Saddle River Day School Saint Anthony High School Saint Dominic Academy Saint Mary of the Assumption Saint Mary s HS (Rutherford) Saint Peter s Prep (Jersey City) Saint Rose High School Saint Vincent Academy Salem Cty VT High School Science Park High School Secaucus High School Malcolm X Shabazz HS Shawnee High School South Hunterdon Regional HS Spotswood High School Sterling High School Summit High School Sussex Co. Tech. HS Teaneck High School Tenafly High School Toms River East High School Trenton Central High School Trinity Christian High School Trinity Hall High School Union Catholic Regional HS University Academy Charter University High School Villa Walsh Academy Visions Academy Charter HS Voorhees High School Walllington High School Wayne Valley High School Weehawken High School Weequahic High School West Deptford High School West Morris Mendham HS West Side High School West Windsor-Plainsboro North West Windsor-Plainsboro South Westwood Regional Jr.-Sr. HS Wildwood High School Williamstown High School Winslow Township HS Wood-Ridge High School Woodbridge Academy Woodbury High School THE SCHOOLS LISTED BELOW WERE DISQUALIFICATION FREE FOR THE SCHOOL YEARS Congratulations to the following schools including the Administration, Athletic Director, Coaches and players for their fine efforts in this important area of sportsmanship for the school years. Academy of the Holy Angels Mount Saint Mary Academy Academy of Saint Elizabeth Villa Walsh Academy Eastern Christian High School

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9 Scholar/Athlete Luncheon Scholarships ATLANTIC HEALTH AXA EQUITABLE ARMAC BOB S RENTALS BOLLINER INSURANCE DAANJ THE ROBERT KANABY SCHOLARSHIP DORF MEDIA ESSEX COUNTY ATHLETIC DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION FIRST CHOICE BANK ENOVA, BURNS, IANTOMASI HAWKES & COMPANY HERBERT, VAN NESS, CAYCI & OODELL HOME TEAM MARKETIN HUNTERDON & WARREN COUNTY ATHLETIC DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION INVESTORS SAVINS BANK LINDABURY, MCCORMICK & ESTABROOK METROPOLITAN OLF ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION MORRIS COUNTY INTERSCHOLASTIC ICE HOCKEY LEAUE MORRIS COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY STATE OLF ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION OF FORMER COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS NEW JERSEY BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY DEVILS NEW JERSEY SCHOLASTIC COACHES ASSOCIATION NJAHPERD NJ MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE NJ SUPERVISORS AND PRINCIPALS ASSOCIATION NORTHWEST JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PARISI SCHOOL OF SPEED, POWER & STRENTH PASSAIC COUNTY COACHES ASSOCIATION PINES MANOR RAY FESTA FOUNDATION Rothman Institute RIEEL PRINTIN SAFE SPORTS TRAININ SHORE CONFERENCE OF HIH SCHOOLS SID DORFMAN SKYLAND CONFERENCE SPIRE ROUP SPORTS AUTHORITY SPORTS CARE INC. STAR-LEDER STAPLES SUCCESS COMMUNICATIONS SUPER ESSEX CONFERENCE TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPEDICS US TENNIS ASSOCIATION WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION (SHOPRITE) WILSON SPORTIN OODS WRESTLIN HISTORY BOOK The NJSIAA wishes to thank its Official Corporate Partners for their support of New Jersey's student/athletes.

10 12th Annual ShopRite Cup Fall Standings roup I roup II roup III roup IV roup A Shore Regional High School 47 points (Tied for 3 rd in Boys Soccer, 2 nd in irls Soccer, Tied for 3 rd in irls Tennis, 3 rd in irls Cross-Country, First in Field Hockey, First in Central roup I Football, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications in the fall season.) Haddonfield Memorial High School 34 points (Tied for 3rd in irls Tennis, First in Boys Cross-Country, First in South roup 2 Football, 3rd in irls Cross- Country, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications for the fall season) Ramapo High School 37 points Second in irls Soccer, Tied for 3 rd in irls Tennis, 2 nd in irls Volleyball, 2 nd in ymnastics, Tied for 3 rd in North I roup III Football, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications for the fall season) Princeton High School 27 points (Second in Boys Soccer, 2 nd in irls Tennis, 2 nd in irls Cross-Country, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications for the fall season) Ridge High School 27 points (Second in irls Tennis, 2 nd in irls Volleyball, 2 nd in irls Cross-Country, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications for the fall season) Immaculate Heart Academy 59 points* (First in irls Soccer, First in irls Volleyball, 2 nd in irls Cross-Country, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications for the fall season) roup B *Points doubled Single gender school Oak Knoll School 43 points* (Tied for 3 rd in irls Soccer, Tied for 3 rd in irls Tennis, 1 st in Field Hockey, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications for the fall season) Villa Walsh Academy 43 points* (First in irls Soccer, 1 st in irls Cross-Country, plus 3 points for having no disqualifications in the fall season. Top Five in each roup roup I roup II roup III roup IV roup A roup B 49-Shore 34-Haddonfield 37-Ramapo 27-Princeton 59-Immaculate Heart 43-Oak Knoll 23-New Providence 31-Rumson-F H 29-No. Highlands 27-Ridge 48-Red Bank Catholic 43-Villa Walsh 22-Haddon Township 16-Collingswood 28-Summit 25-Montclair 39-Delbarton 29-ill St Bernard s 21-Pennsville 16-Madison 27-Holmdel 22-Hillsborough 36-Don Bosco 19-Oratory Prep 16-Waldwick 15-Kinnelon 21-River Dell 21-Hunterdon Cen 33-Christian Brothers 16-Moorestown Friends 15-Westwood 21-Voorhees

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12 HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS March 14, 16 & 19, st Tournament of Champions #4 McCorristin 81, #5 Bridgewater-Raritan West 55 #6 Eastern Regional 56, #3 Haddonfield 54 Boys Semifinals #1 St. Anthony 69, #4 McCorristin 54 #2 Elizabeth 82, #6 Eastern Regional 58 #1 St. Anthony 62, #2 Elizabeth 55 irls Quarterfinals #6 Hoffman 74, #3 Bishop Eustace 61 #4 Union Catholic 42, #5 Sterling 39 irls Semifinals #4 Union Catholic 62, #1 Bloomfield 46 #6 Hoffman 45, #2 Pascack Valley 43 irls Final #6 Hoffman 45, #4 Union Catholic 43 (OT) March 13, 15 & 18, nd Tournament of Champions #5 Snyder 47, #4 Bogota 46 #3 McCorristin 76, #6 Hillside 49 Boys Semifinals #1 Elizabeth 74, #5 Snyder 46 #2 St. Anthony 56, #3 McCorristin 54 #1 Elizabeth 65, #2 St. Anthony 62 irls Quarterfinals #4 Sterling 57, #5 Mater Del 55 #3 Sparta 54, #6 Haddon Township 38 irls Semifinals #2 St. John Vianney 53, #3 Sparta 41 #1 John F. Kennedy (Paterson) 75, #4 Sterling 49 irls Final #1 John F. Kennedy (Paterson) 70, #2 St. John Vianney 47 March 12, 14 & 17, rd Tournament of Champions #3 Seton Hall Prep 52, #6 Newark Tech 43 #5 Delsea Regional 59, #4 Clifford Scott 47 Boys Semifinals #1 St. Anthony 86, #5 Delsea Regional 46 #3 Seton Hall Prep 63, #2 Elizabeth 50 #1 St. Anthony 63, #3 Seton Hall Prep 39 irls Quarterfinals #5 St. Peter s 70, #4 Wildwood 58 #3 Clifford Scott 82, #6 Harrison 47 irls Semifinals #1 St. John Vianney 67, #5 St. Peter s 46 #2 Ridgewood 61, #3 Clifford Scott 55 irls Final #1 St. John Vianney 61, #2 Ridgewood 35 March 17, 19 & 22, th Tournament of Champions #4 Seton Hall Prep 59, #5 Ewing 36 #3 Burlington Township 61, #6 Hillside 44 Boys Semifinals #2 Shawnee 65, #3 Burlington Township 47 #1 Marist 61, #4 Seton Hall Prep 57 (OT) #2 Shawnee 46, #1 Marist 41 irls Quarterfinals #5 Egg Harbor Township 41, #4 Jefferson Township 40 #6 South Hunterdon Regional 60, #3 Linden 53 irls Semifinals #2 St. Peter s 69, #6 South Hunterdon Regional 56 #5 Egg Harbor Township 50, #1 St. John Vianney 48 (OT) irls Final #2 St. Peter s 51, #5 Egg Harbor Township 45 March & 21, th Tournament of Champions #3 Middle Township 54, #6 Perth Amboy Vo-Tech 39 #4 Seton Hall Prep 60, #5 Red Bank Regional 59 Boys Semifinals #1 St. Anthony 51, #4 Seton Hall Prep 41 #3 Middle Township 66, #2 Irvington 55 #1 St. Anthony 84, #3 Middle Township 59 irls Quarterfinals #4 West Side 44, #5 Haddonfield 39 #3 Linden 55, #6 Mahwah 54 irls Semifinals #2 St. John Vianney 70, #3 Linden 63 #4 West Side 48, #1 St. Rose 38 irls Final #2 St. John Vianney 57, #4 West Side 43 March & 20, th Tournament of Champions #3 Orange 73, #6 lassboro 62 #4 Piscataway 69, #5 Middle Township 54 Boys Semifinals #1 Paterson Catholic 66, #4 Piscataway 56 #3 Orange 88, #2 Bergen Catholic 57 #3 Orange 64, #1 Paterson Catholic 56 irls Quarterfinals #3 Mt. St. Dominic 57, #6 Haddonfield 32 #5 Delsea 52, #4 Middle Township 46 irls Semifinals #3 Mt. St. Dominic 74, #2 St. John Vianney 55 #5 Delsea 55, #1 Linden 54 irls Final #3 Mt. St. Dominic 52, #5 Delsea 45 March 14-19, th Tournament of Champions #3 St. Anthony 74, #6 Science 43 #4 Pleasantville 70, #5 Malcolm X Shabazz 58 Boys Semifinals #1 Shawnee 60, #4 Pleasantville 40 #3 St. Anthony 55, #2 Christian Brothers Academy 52 #3 St. Anthony 47, #1 Shawnee 44 irls Quarterfinals #3 Middle Township 46, #6 Keyport 37 #4 Notre Dame 74, #5 Delran 59 irls Semifinals #1 St. John Vianney 64, #4 Notre Dame 63 #2 West Milford 63, #3 Middle Township 54 irls Final #1 St. John Vianney 68, #2 West Milford 36 March 12-18, th Tournament of Champions #5 Rancocas Valley 72, #4 Seton Hall Prep 45 #3 Shawnee 83, #6 Paulsboro 43 Boys Semifinals #1 St. Anthony 67, #5 Rancocas Valley 46 #3 Shawnee 61, #2 Pleasantville 52 #1 St. Anthony 65, #3 Shawnee 57 (OT) irls Quarterfinals #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 60, #4 Woodrow Wilson 52 #3 Notre Dame 64, #6 Point Pleasant Boro 36 irls Semifinals #1 Red Bank Catholic 52, #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 43 #2 Elizabeth 48, #3 Notre Dame 44 irls Final #1 Red Bank Catholic 39, #2 Elizabeth 31

13 HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (continued) March 18-24, th Tournament of Champions #5 Long Branch 80, #4 Malcolm X Shabazz 74 #3 Union 75, #6 Pitman 72 Boys Semifinals #2 Seton Hall Prep 68, #3 Union 47 #1 St. Anthony 59, #5 Long Branch 44 #1 St. Anthony 69, #2 Seton Hall Prep 63 irls Quarterfinals #3 Haddonfield 67, #6 Burlington Township 34 #4 Red Bank Catholic 63, #5 Woodrow Wilson 49 irls Semifinals #2 Piscataway 45, #3 Haddonfield 44 #1 St. John Vianney 55, #4 Red Bank Catholic 44 irls Final #1 St. John Vianney 53, #2 Piscataway 47 March 18-24, th Tournament of Champions Boys Ouarterfinals #3 Rancocas Valley 90, #6 Pitman 83 (2 OT) #4 Long Branch 61, #5 Holmdel 55 (2 OT) Boys Semifinals #1 St. Patrick s 58, #4 Long Branch 44 #2 Seton Hall Prep 68, #3 Rancocas Valley 48 #1 St. Patrick s 62, #2 Seton Hall Prep 49 irls Quarterfinals #5 Haddonfield 62, #4 Red Bank Regional 48 #3 West Morris Mendharn 54, #6 St. Rose 20 irls Semifinals #3 West Morris Mendharn 67, #2 St. John Vianney 55 (OT) #1 Columbia 61, #5 Haddonfield 49 irls Final #3 West Morris Mendham 67, #1 Columbia 62 March 17-23, th Tournament of Champions #3 Teaneck 47, #6 New Providence 40 #4 Holmdel 77, #5 Parsippany 55 Boys Semifinals # 3 Teaneck 59, #2 St. Augustine Prep 56 (OT) #1 Seton Hall Prep 63, #4 Holmdel 42 #1 Seton Hall Prep 54, #3 Teaneck 45 irls Quarterfinals #4 Ewing 59, #5 Haddonfield 55 OT #3 East Brunswick 58, #6 Paterson Catholic 43 irls Semifinals #2 West Morris Mendham 71, #3 East Brunswick 40 #1 St. John Vianney 73, #4 Ewing 47 irls Final #1 St. John Vianney 62, #2 West Morris Mendham 53 March 15-21, th Tournament of Champions #3 Camden 73, #6 Florence 48 #5 West Morris Mendham 61, #4 Linden 57 Boys Semifinals #3 Camden 62, #2 St. Patrick, 60 #1 Seton Hall Prep 46, #5 West Morris Mendam 45 #3 Camden 50, #1 Seton Hall Prep 46 irls Quarterfinals #3 Toms River North 60, #6 St. Rose (Belmar) 44 #4 Willingboro 70, #5 Wildwood 43 irls Semifinals #3 Toms River North 55, #2 Sterling 45 #1 Red Bank Catholic 64, #4 Willingboro 63 irls Final #1 Red Bank Catholic 57, #3 Toms River North 40 March 15-24, th Tournament of Champions #3Shawnee 69, #6 Florence 54 #4 Camden Catholic 78, #5 Weequahic 60 Boys Semifinals #2 Malcolm X Shabazz 48, #3 Shawnee 36 #1 St. Anthony 62, #4 Camden Catholic 42 #1 St. Anthony 48, #2 Malcolm X Shabazz 47 irls Quarterfinals #3 Columbia 53, #6 Wildwood 39 #4 Sterling 59, #5 Marist 38 irls Semifinals #3 Columbia 53, #2 Sparta 58 #4 Sterling 70, #1 Red Bank Catholic 60 irls Final #4 Sterling 48, #3 Columbia 40 March 15-24, th Tournament of Champions #3 East Side (Newark) 90, #6 Burlington City 70 #4 Bergen Catholic 45, #5 Middle Township 38 Boys Semifinals #1 St. Anthony 66, #4 Bergen Catholic 55 #2 Neptune 71, #3 East Side (Newark) 63 #1 St. Anthony 69, #2 Neptune 49 irls Quarterfinals #6 Wildwood 47, #3 Immaculate Heart 34 #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 51, #4 Bishop Eustace 38 irls Semifinals #1 Trenton 46, #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 36 #2 Willingboro 73, # 6 Wildwood 62 irls Final #1 Trenton 53, #2 Willingboro 46 March 18-25, th Tournament of Champions #6 Bloomfield Tech 63, #3 Teaneck 57 #5 Franklin 63, #4 Abraham Clark (Roselle) 62 (OT) Boys SemiFinals #2 Camden Catholic 70, #6 Bloomfield Tech 65 (OT) #1 St. Patrick s 76, #5 Franklin 53 #1 St. Patrick s 61, #2 Camden Catholic 38 irls Quarterfinals #3 Sacred Heart (Vineland) 54, #6 Northern Burlington 49 #4 St. John Vianney 45, #5 Butler 37 irls Semifinals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 64, #4 St. John Vianney 48 #2 Marlboro 73, #3 Sacred Heart (Vineland) 67 (OT) irls Finals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 48, #2 Marlboro 45 March 16-21, th Tournament of Champions #6 Bloomfield Tech 71, #3 Lenape 58 #4 Raritan 63, #5 Haddonfield 44 Boys SemiFinals #6 Bloomfield Tech 76, #2 St. Augustine 59 #1 St. Anthony 56, #4 Raritan 42 #1 St. Anthony 67, #6 Bloomfield Tech 55 irls Quarterfinals #3 Eastside (Paterson) 68, #6 Bloomfield Tech 66 #4 Red Bank Catholic 50, #5 Haddonfield 31 irls Semifinals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 73, #4 Red Bank Catholic 59 #3 Eastside (Paterson) 47, #2 Morris Catholic 35 irls Finals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 55, #2 Eastside (Paterson) 34

14 HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (continued) March 16-23, th Tournament of Champions #3 Atlantic City 65, #6 Science (Newark) 52 #5 Haddonfield 61, #4 Malcolm X Shabazz 46 Boys SemiFinals #1 St. Patrick s 76, #5 Haddonfield 61 #2 Seton Hall Prep 74, #3 Atlantic City 37 #2 Seton Hall Prep 63, #1 St. Patrick s 60 irls Quarterfinals #3 Pascack Valley 54, #6 Sacred Heart 34 #4 St. John Vianney 72, #5 Essex County Vo-Tech (Bloomfield) 59 irls Semifinals #4 St. John Vianney 61, #1 Absegami 51 #2 Woodrow Wilson (Camden) 49, #3 Pascack Valley 32 irls Finals #2 Woodrow Wilson (Camden) 64, #4 St. John Vianney 45 March 17-23, st Tournament of Champions #3 Science Park 71, #6 University 59 #5 Lenape 41, #4 Neptune 40 Boys SemiFinals #1 St. Patrick s 66, #5 Lenape 40 #3 Science Park 59, #2 Immaculata 49 #1 St. Patrick s 59, #3 Science Park 57 irls Quarterfinals #6 Paterson Catholic, #3 Bloomfield Tech 41 #4 Colts Neck 42, #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 29 irls Semifinals #2 St. John Vianney 72, #6 Paterson Catholic 52 #4 Colts Neck 58 #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 48 irls Finals #2 St. John Vianney 56, #4 Colts Neck 44 March 15-23, th Tournament of Champions #3 Haddonfield 80, #6 Hamilton West 67 #5 Linden 62, #4 Seton Hall Prep 43 Boys SemiFinals #5 Linden 48, #1 Essex Co Vo-Tech (Bloomfield) 42 #2 St. Patrick s 73, #3 Haddonfield 49 #2 St. Patrick s 61, #5 Linden 54 irls Quarterfinals #3 Essex Co Vo-Tech (Bloomfield) 68, #6 Morris Catholic 67 #4 Absegami 62, #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 50 irls Semifinals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 55 #4 Absegami 47 #3 Essex Co Vo-Tech (Bloomfield) 61, #2 Camden Catholic 54 irls Finals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 66, #3 Essex Co Vo-Tech (Bloomfield) 56 March 14-19, th Tournament of Champions #3 Seton Hall Prep 48, #6 Chatham 43 #5 Bloomfield Tech 73, #4 Shawnee 64 Boys SemiFinals #5 Bloomfield Tech 59, #1 Linden 56 #2 St. Patrick s 72, #5 Seton Hall Prep 43 #2 St. Patrick s 85, #5 Bloomfield Tech 61 irls Quarterfinals #3 University 71, #6 Willingboro 58 #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 47, #4 Red Bank Catholic 41 irls Semifinals #3 University 61, #2 Trenton Catholic 51 #1 Trenton 48, #5 Rumson-Fair Haven 37 irls Finals #3 University 68, #1 Trenton 62 March 11-17, th Tournament of Champions #4 Immaculata 60, #5 Scotch Plains-Fanwood 51 #3 Rancocas Valley 72, #6 Lincoln 55 Boys SemiFinals #1 St. Anthony 76, #4 Immaculata 41 #2 Science Park 55, #3 Rancocas Valley 45 #1 St. Anthony 69, #2 Science Park 36 irls Quarterfinals #6 St. John Vianney 68, #3 Trenton Catholic 52 #4 Trenton Central 47, #5 Pascack Valley 39 irls Semifinals #2 Malcolm X Shabazsz 75, #6 St. John Vianney 35 #4Trenton Central, 73 #1 University 69 irls Finals #2 Malcolm X Shabazz 48, #4 Trenton Central 37 March 16-23, nd Tournament of Champions #3 University 48 #6 West Morris Mendham 31 #4 Cherokee 53, #5 Malcolm X Shabazz 52 Boys SemiFinals #1 Camden Catholic 47, #4 Cherokee 34 #2 Trenton Catholic 63, #3 University 46 #2 Trenton Catholic 53, #1 Camden Catholic 39 irls Quarterfinals #3 St. John Vianney 55, #6 New Providence 33 #5 North Hunterdon 49, #4 Trenton Catholic 40 irls Semifinals #1 Neptune 53, #5 North Hunterdon 47 #3 St. John Vianney 37, #2 Malcolm X Shabazz irls Finals #1 Neptune 67, #3 St. John Vianney 48 March rd Tournament of Champions #3 Plainfield 68, #6 Asbury Park 35 #5 Newark Central 73, #4 Eastside,Paterson 67 Boys SemiFinals #1 St. Anthony 55, #5 Newark Central 39 #3 Plainfield 50, #2 St. Augustine 40 #1 St. Anthony 61, #3 Plainfield 49 irls Quarterfinals #3 St. John Vianney 77, #6 New Providence 32 #4 Trenton Catholic 57, #5 Rancocas Valley 38 irls Semifinals #4 Trenton Catholic 54, #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 44, #2 Neptumne 63, #3 St John Vianney 51 irls Finals #4 Trenton Cstholic 54, #2 Neptune 49 March th Tournament of Champions #3 Plainfield 68, #6 Asbury Park 53 #5 Ewing 65,, #4 Atlantic City 68 Boys SemiFinals #1 St. Anthony 72, #4 Atlantic City 42 #3 Plainfield 70, #2 St. Joseph-Metuhen 48 #1 St. Anthony 66, #3 Plainfield 62 irls Quarterfinals #3 Manasquan 69, #6 Cedar Creek 45 #4 ills St. Bernard 58 #5 Jackson Memorial 51 irls Semifinals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 56, 4# ills St. Bernard s 60 #2 St Rose 50, #3 Manasquan 56 irls Finals #3 Manasquan 67, #4 ills St. Bernard s 55

15 HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (continued) March 13-19, th Tournament of Champions #3 Atlantic City 80, #6 Point Pleasant Beach 73 #5 Newark Tech 42, #4 East Side - Newark 39 Boys SemiFinals #1 Roselle Catholic 78, #5 Newark Tech 64 #2 St. Joseph Metuchen 63, #3 Atlantic City 49 #1 Roselle Catholic 65, #2 St. Joseph-Metuchen 49 irls Quarterfinals #3 Red Bank Catholic 45, #6 Ocean City 23 #5 Point Pleasant Beach 74, #4 Trenton Catholic 68 irls Semifinals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 65, 5# Point Pleasant Beach 50 #2 Rancocas Valley 59, #3 Red Bank Catholic 58 irls Finals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 66, #2 Rancocas Valley 54 Boys 13 St. Anthony 11 Seton Hall 7 St. Patrick, 5 Malcolm X Shabazz 5 Shawnee 4 Bloomfield Tech 4 Camden Catholic 4 Haddonfield 4 Science Park 3 Atlantic City 3 Elizabeth 3 Linden 3 Middle Township 3 Rancocas Valley 3 St. Augustine 2 Asbury Park 2 Bergen Catholic 2 Burlington Township 2 East Side 2 Ewing 2 Florence 2 Hillside 2 Holmdel 2 Immaculata 2 Lenape 2 Long Branch 2 McCorristin 2 Neptune 2 Newark Tech 3 Pitman 2 Plainfield 2 Pleasantville 3 St. Joseph Metuchen 2 Teaneck 2 University 2 West Morris Mendham 1 Abraham Clark 1 Bogota 1 Bridgewater-Raritan West 1 Chatham 1 Cherokee 1 Christian Brothers 1 Clifford Scott 1 Delsea Regional 1 Eastern Regional 1 Eastside,Paterson 1 Franklin 1 lassboro 1 Hamilton West 1 Irvington 1 Lincoln Most T of C Appearances 1 Marist 1 New Providence 1 Newark Central 1 Orange 1 Parsippany 1 Paterson Catholic 1 Paulsboro 1 Perth Amboy Vo-Tech 1 Piscataway 1 Point Pleasant Beach 1 Raritan 1 Red Bank Regional 1 Roselle Catholic 1 Scotch Plains-Fanwood 1 Snyder 1 Trenton Catholic 1 Union 1 Weequahic irls 15 St. John Vianney 9 Malcolm X Shabazsz 7 Red Bank Catholic 6 Haddonfield 5 Rumson-Fair Haven 5 Trenton Catholic 4 Bloomfield Tech 4 Sterling 4 Wildwood 4 Willingboro 3 Linden 3 Pascack Valley 3 St. Rose 3 Trenton 3 Woodrow Wilson 2 Absegami 2 Bishop Eustace 2 Columbia 2 Middle Township 2 Morris Catholic 2 Neptune 2 New Providence 2 Notre Dame 2 Paterson Catholic 2 Rancocas Valley 2 Sacred Heart 2 Sparta 2 St. Peter s 2 University 2 West Morris Mendham March 18-24, th Tournament of Champions #3 Roselle Catholic 98, #6 Newark Tech 80 #4 Linden 64, #5 Pitman 60 Boys SemiFinals #1 St. Joseph Metuchen 63, #4 Linden 59 #2 East Side (Newark) 46, #3 Roselle Catholic 45 #1 St. Joseph-Metuchen 49, #2 East Side (Newark) 47 irls Quarterfinals #3 Immaculate Heart 51, #6 Woodrow Wilson 54 #4 Eastside (Paterson) 50, #5 St. Rose (Belmar) 64 irls Semifinals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 53, 4# St. Rose (Belmar) 44 #2 Manasquan 62, #6 Woodrow Wilson 42 irls Finals #1 Malcolm X Shabazz 69, #2 Manasquan 55 1 Bloomfield 1 Burlington Township 1 Butler 1 Camden Catholic 1 Cedar Creek 1 Clifford Scott 1 Colts Neck 1 Delran 1 Delsea 1 East Brunswick 1 Eastside (Paterson) 1 Egg Harbor Township 1 Elizabeth 1 Ewing 1 ills St. Bernard 1 Haddon Township 1 Harrison 1 Hoffman 1 Immaculate Heart 1 Jackson Memorial 1 Jefferson Township 1 John F. Kennedy 1 Keyport 1 Mahwah 1 Manasquan 1 Marist 1 Marlboro 1 Mater Del 1 Mt. St. Dominic 1 North Hunterdon 1 Northern Burlington 1 Ocean City 1 Piscataway 1 Point Pleasant Beach 1 Point Pleasant Boro 1 Red Bank Regional 1 Ridgewood 1 South Hunterdon Regional 1 St Rose 1 Toms River North 1 Union Catholic 1 West Milford 1 West Side Most T of C Runners-up Boys irls 4-Seton Hall 3-Saint John Vianney 2-Camden Catholic 2-Columbia 2-Bloomfield Tech 2-Trenton 2-Plainfield 1-Bloomfield Tech 2-Science Park 1-Colts Neck 1-Christian Brothers 1-Delsea 1-East Side (Newark) 1-Elizabeth 1-Eastside-Paterson 1-Egg Harbor 1-Linden 1-Elizabeth 1-Marist 1-ill St. Bernard s 1-Middle Township 1-Manasquan 1-Neptune 1-Marlboro 1-Paterson Catholic 1-Neptune 1-Saint Anthony 1-Piscataway 1-Saint Patrick 1-Rancocas Valley 1-Saint Joseph-Metchen 1-Ridgewood 1-Shabazz 1-Toms River North 1-Shawnee 1-Union Catholic 1-Teneack 1-West Milford 1-West Morris Mendham 1-West Side 1-Willingboro irls Teams - Most T of C Titles 6-St. John Vianney 1-St. Peter s 6-Shabazz 1-Sterling 2-Red Bank Cath 1-Trenton 1-Hoffman 1-Trenton Catholic 1-JFK Paterson 1-University 1-Mt. St. Dominic 1-West Morris Mendham 1-Manasquan 1-Woodrow Wilson 1-Neptune Most Consecutive Titles 2-Shabazz ( , ) Boys Teams - Most T of C Titles Most Consecutive Titles 12- St. Anthony 3-St Anthony ( ) 5-St Patrick s 2-St. Anthony ( ,11-12) 2-Seton Hall 2-St. Patrick s ( ) 1-Camden 1-Elizabeth 1-Orange 1-Roselle Cath 1 St. Joseph Metuchen 1-Shawnee 1-Trenton Cath

16 IRLS ROUP I STATE CHAMPIONS NEW PROVIDENCE HIH SCHOOL New Providence New Providence, NJ North II, roup I T of C Seed: No. 6 No. Name Class Height 1 Katie Kinum Riley Kinum Anthonnella Chacon Sarah Zeto Iris Kaloshi Amanda Maurer Kate Kohut Brielle Carleen Hannah Caminiti Sydney Morang Elizabeth Parker Emily Molstad Kelsey Quinn 5 9 Conf: Union County Conference Colors: reen and White Supt: David Miceli Prin: Lauren Zirpoli Ath Dir: Rob Harmer New Providence, NJ How They ot Here NORTH II, ROUP I New Providence 56, North Arlington 25 New Provcidence 58, Weequahic 42 New Providence 47, Secaucus 43 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP New Providence 50, M. X Shabazz 45 STATE SEMIFINAL New Providence 55, Hasbrouck Heights 42 STATE FINAL New Providence 32, Haddon Township 30 Championship Notes: NEW PROVIDENCE (22-9) In a wild finish, New Providence took down Haddon Township at Pine Belt Arena on Sunday afternoon. Junior Sydney Morang and sophomore Katie Kinum have been a lethal onetwo punch for New Providence throughout the season. But with the roup 1 championship on the line late in the fourth quarter, the two were guarded tightly and other players for the Pioneers needed to step up and knock down some shots in crunch time. Sarah Zeto and Emily Molstad did just that, helping the Pioneers take down Haddon Township to capture the NJSIAA ShopRite roup 1 title. It s the first state championship for New Providence since 2011 But on Sunday, the Pioneers had to earn the title victory the hard way, withstanding a monstrous comeback by Haddon Township in the second half. After holding the lead for most of the game, New Providence found itself down with 7:14 left in the fourth quarter following a basket by Haddon Township s Morgan Lenahan. Following that shot by Lenahan, though, Zeto, who scored six points and added eight rebounds, evened things up at two minutes later and the Pioneers retook the lead at following a bucket by Molstad. Molstad scored eight points and added six rebounds

17 IRLS ROUP II STATE CHAMPIONS Manasquan High School Manasquan, NJ Manasquan Manasquan, NJ Central roup II T of C Seed: No. 2 No. Name Position Height Class 3 Maggie Kelly /F Addie Masonius Dara Mabrey Stella Clark Carly eissler Molly Read F Alex Kurtz /F Marina Mabrey /F Courtney Hagaman Victoria alvan F/C illian Black Emma McMenaman Conf: Shore Conference Nickname: Warriors Colors: Blue and rey Supt: Dr. Kasyan Prin: Rick Coppola Ath Dir: Ron Kornegay Head Coach: Lisa Kukoda Assistant Coaches: Luke Sinkhorn, Ryan Mcrath, Brennan ordon How they got here Central roup II Section Manasquan 72, Robbinsville 30 Manasquan 74, Matawan 50 Manasquan 66, overnor Livingston 38 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Manasquan 84 Rumson-Fair Haven 70 STATE SEMIFINAL Manasquan 77, Lower Cape May 43 STATE FINAL Manasquan 67, Westwood 52 Championship Notes: MANASQUAN (27-4) When Westwood won the opening tip of the roup 2 final against Manasquan, one thing became clear about Westwood s intentions. Westwood worked the ball around, waiting for a shot, and more importantly, keeping the ball out of Manasquan s hands. By slowing the tempo down. But Manasquan stayed patient and didn t force the issue. And when it had the opportunity to force a turnover or push the ball of a rebound, it did. And the Warriors displayed an effective attack from its half court sets to stay with the slower tempo. While the game may have seemed out of reach, Westwood made things interesting over the final quarter, cutting to within 10 points with about four minutes to play. Manasquan puts extra emphasis on the first four minutes of the second half on every game, looking to swing momentum and take control. The Warriors did that against Westwood before taking their foot off the gas, leading to less focus and the lead slipping. W i t h t h e To u r n a m e n t o f C h a m p i o n s c o m i n g u p next, Marina Mabrey and company know that the intesity of those four minutes needs to stay steady for longer.

18 IRLS ROUP III STATE CHAMPIONS Middletown High School South Middletown South Middletown, NJ Central, roup III T of C Seed: No. 6 No. Name Position Height Class 3 Angela DeBartolome Haley Dalonzo Stephanie Karcz Julia Valkos / Brianne Naughton F/ Madison Curtis /F Roberta Montes Alexandra Balsamo /F Jill Falvey F/C Kyla Talmage F Hannah Fite abby Cook F Conf: Shore Conference Colors: Navy, White and rey Supt: William eorge Prin: Patrick Rinella Ath Dir: Rich Carroll Middletown NJ How They ot Here CENTRAL, ROUP III Middletown South 70, Middletown North 47 Middletown South 64, Ewing 38 ISECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Middleown South, Neptune 42 STATE SEMIFINAL Middletown South 51, Timber Creek 46 STATE FINAL Middlletown Sout 50, Northern Valley Old Tappan 42 Championship Notes: MIDDLETOWN SOUTH (27-4) Middletown South rode a strong defensive performance to a big first half lead before surviving a late Old Tappan charge in the fourth quarter to capture a win and its first roup 3 title. Stephanie Karcz finished with 16 points and 16 rebounds to pace the Eagles, who also got a balanced effort from the rest of the rotation. It didn t take long for Middletown South and Old Tappan to show the type of physical battle the two would have in the roup 3 final. On the opening tip, players dove for a loose ball on the ground, followed by some pushing on both sides. That play quickly set the tone for 32 minutes of intensity. When Middletown South coach Tom Brennan saw Old Tappan on film, he saw a similar style, but didn t envision that level of physicality

19 IRLS ROUP IV STATE CHAMPIONS Franklin High School Somerset, NJ Franklin Somerset, NJ North II, roup IV T of C Seed: No. 4 No. Name Position Height Class 1 Alexandra Jackson Mary Trossi Tahirah Scott Danica Antes 5 Camille ray Adreana Miller Monique Davis-Campbell Kristen Vladyka Kayla Jackson 24 Tyler Drew Jaeda Wildgoose Brianna Rodriguez Amiya Rankins Conf: Skyland Conference Colors: Navy Blue and old Supt: Mr. LeRoy Seitz Prin: Dr. Thomas D. Dianci Ath Dir: Mr. Mario Diez Head Coach: Audrey Taylor Assistant Coaches: Amanda Frost, Alicia Zaro, Shamona Patterson How They ot Here NORTH II ROUP IV Franklin 70, Edison 29 Franklin 51, North Hunterdon 43 Franklin 67, Westfield 56 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Franklin 79, Piscataway 43 STATE SEMIFINAL Franklin 64, East Orange 62 STATE FINAL Franklin 54, Shawnee 48 Championship Notes FRANKLIN (23-5) Franklin s Alexandra Jackson has confidence both on and off the hardwood. She s the first to admit that. And during Sunday s roup 4 championship game against No. 20 Shawnee, that was on full display. The senior guard finished with a season-high 14 points, helping the Warriors capture a state title and a trip to the Tournament of Champions. Jackson led the team in scoring, highlighted by her clutch free-throws in the final minute to help secure the victory. Jackson s timely play is nothing new, Franklin head coach Audrey Taylor said. Alex has the confidence to play like that on any given night, Taylor said. I ve seen this out of her and I m not shocked or surprised. Entering Sunday s contest, Jackson was averaging six points per game. She more than doubled that against the Renegades

20 IRLS NON-PUBLIC A STATE CHAMPIONS Saint John Vianney High School St. John Vianney Holmdel, NJ Non - Public A T of C Seed #3 No. Name Position Height Class 3 Abby Anderko Courtney Dobrzynski Kellie Crouch Emily Uribe Julia Ramos Riley Kehoe Kim Evans C Kelly Campbell Zoe Pero F Madison Doring abrielle Caponegro F Tina Lebron Megan Furch F Vanessa Pinho Conf: Shore Conference Colors: old, Black, White Supt: Joann Tier Prin: Steven DiMezza Ath Dir: Richard Lamberson Holmdel,NJ How They ot Here South Non-Public A Saint John Vianney 61, Bishop Ahr 35 Saint John Vianney 61, Red Bank Catholic 36 Saint John Vianney 52, loucester Catholic 25 NON-PUBLIC A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Saint John Vianney 50, Immaculate Heart 46 Championship Notes: SAINT JOHN VIANNEY (25-3) KDown by 16 points late in the second quarter, it was hard to envision a scenario where St. John Vianney would have an opportunity to take a lead. But when Tina Lebron found herself wide open on the right wing late in the fourth quarter, she took advantage. Lebron hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:17 left in the fourth quarter, giving St. John Vianney, No. 3 in the NJ.com Top 20, its first lead, completing a 16-point rally and vaulting the Lancers to a win over No. 4 Immaculate Heart in the final of the NJSIAA/ShopRite Non-Public A Tournament on Saturday at Pine Belt Arena. Lebron proceeded to draw a charge on the next play, giving St. John Vianney the ball back and a chance to expand its lead. Kelly Campbell knocked down four free throws over the next two trips to cap off a 13-0 run late in the fourth quarter. Jordan Wilmoth hit a 3-pointer to pull Immaculate Heart within two points with 31 seconds left, but Zoe Pero and Campbell each hit one free throw to seal the victory.

21 IRLS NON-PUBLIC B STATE CHAMPIONS Saint Rose High School Saint Rose Belmar, NJ T of C 2nd Seed Lit Name Position Height Class 3 Danielle Jordan Katie Coakley F Kirsten Heine Makayla Markham Ariana Dalia Alex Pendergrass F Jess Louro Kelly Regan Kayla Dillenger Ellyn Stoll Elizabeth Marsicano F Jennifer Louro ianna Cretella Kat Phipps Alex Preckajlo F Conf: Shore Conference Nickname: Purple Roses Colors: Purple and old Prin: Sr. Kathy Nace, SJ Ath Dir: Daniel White Head Coach: Joseph Whalen Belmar NJ How They ot Here South Non-Public B Saint Rose 79, Cardinal McCarick 31 Saint Rose 72, Saint Mary (Elizabeth) 33 Saint Rose 67, Rutgers Prep 59 Saint Rose 45, Roselle Catholic 34 NON-PUBLIC B CHAMPIONSHP Saint Rose 54, Immaculate Conception (Lodi) 49 Championship Notes: SAINT ROSE HIH SCHOOL (31-1) By Braulio Perez NJ Advance Media for NJ.com The Purple Roses of St. Rose are headed back to the Tournament of Champions. On Saturday afternoon, the team from Belmar defeated Lodi Immaculate 56-49, capturing the NJSIAA/ShopRite Non-Public B championship. Led by the play of senior sharpshooter Kat Phipps, who finished with 25 points and six rebounds, the Purple Roses used a mighty run in the first half to take control of things and didn t let up in the second half. Down 15-9 in the first quarter, St. Rose looked out of sorts offensively and the Blue Wolves were looking strong. However, the Purple Roses ended the quarter on a 7-0 run to take a 16-5 lead. Phipps scored all seven points for St. Rose during that stretch. In the second half, the Purple Roses continued their hot shooting and withstood a late charge from Lodi Immaculate. The Blue Wolves cut their deficit to with less than a minute to go, but clutch free-throw shooting by St. Rose down the stretch helped them secure the win. This included some big free throws from Jess Louro, who finished with 15 points and four rebounds.

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25 BOYS NON-PUBLIC B STATE CHAMPIONS Roselle Catholic High School Roselle, NJ Roselle Catholic Roselle, NJ North Non-Public B T of C First Seed No. How They ot Here Non-Public B North Roselle Catholic 90, Pingry 35 Roselle Catholic 75 Holy Spirit 51 Roselle Catholic 70 Rutgers Prep 39 Roselle Catholic 72 Trenton Catholic 67 NON-PUBLIC B STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Roselle Catholic 56 St. Anthony 52 Name Height Pos. Class 0 Nazreon Reid 6 9 F Omari Hurston Kameron David 6 0 Championship Notes: 4 Taahir Pretlow 5 10 ROSELLE CATHOLIC (26-4) 5 Pierre Sarr 6 8 F One of the most anticipated tilts of the season lived up to the hype. 10 Chris Silva 6 9 F No. 1 St. Anthony and No. 3 Roselle Catholic faced off for the third 12 Louis King straight year in the Non-Public B final, and Roselle Catholic took 13 Matt Bullock home the crown for the third straight season. St. Anthony is the most storied program in New Jersey high school basketball with 27 state 14 RJ Franklin 6 2 F titles. But after Saturday night, it s clear that the Non-Public B torch 15 Aaron Clarke has been passed to Roselle Catholic. 20 Robert Miller The Lions, No. 3 in the NJ.com Top 20, defeated No. 1 St. Anthony, 24 Isaiah Briscoe , at Pine Belt Arena for their third straight NJSIAA/ShopRite 33 Peace Ilegomah 6 10 C 2016 Non-Public B title win over the Friars, with Isaiah Briscoe scoring 44 anlandou Cisse 6 9 F 17 points and Pierre Sarr netting 13. Administration: Bob Stickles, Tom Berrios, Pat It feels great, Briscoe said. [St. Anthony] coach [Bob] Hurley, he s a Hall of Fame coach, he always has a great team. But you ve Hagan, Joe Skrec Coaches: Dave Boff, Tom Sacks, John iraldo, got credit [Roselle Catholic] coach [Dave] Boff and his coaching staff. Because he beat him three years in a row... coach Boff is a Eric Woroniecki, Mike Skrec, Rob Caparuva, great coach also. Roselle Catholic became the first team to beat and Hurley and St. Anthony twice in one season after winning the regular season meeting on Jan. 2.

26 BOYS NON-PUBLIC A STATE CHAMPIONS POPE JOHN XXIII HIH SCHOOL Sparta, NJ Pope John XXIII Sparta, NJ North Non-Public A T of C 2nd Seed No. Name Position Height Class 1 Charlie O Connor James Scott Mike Zignorski Ray Montilus Brian Dolan Sime Lisica Jeromy Rodriguez F Funot Woldenstai /F Ruben Montilus Shane Plokhoy Kyle Frey F Matt Dengler Tanner Depuyt Andrew Ward C/F Matt Zignorski Moustapha Diagne F Damien Rance /F 6 8 Conf: Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference Nickname: Lions Colors: Navy and White Supt: Brother William Dygert, CSC, PhD. Prin: Mr. Thomas Costello Ath Dir: Mrs. Mia avan Head Coach: Jason Hasson Assistant Coaches: Nick Sires, Dennis Rogers, Kevin Houston, Tony Williams How They ot Here NORTH NON-PUBLIC A PopeJohn XXIII 80, Paramus Catholic 55 Pope John XXIII 61, Don Bosco 52 Pope John XXIII 52, Seton Hall 42 NON-PUBLIC A CHAMPIONSHIP Pope John XIII 71 Christian Brothers 35 Championship Notes: POPE JOHN XXIII (29-3) No. 4 Pope John put forth a dominant and aggressive opening quarter against Non-Public A South champion Christian Brothers to capture the Non-Public A championship by the score of in emphatic fashion at Pine Belt Arena in Toms River North Saturday. The Lions (29-3) hounded the Colts (24-5) with a full-court press and created easy interior baskets thanks to the size and offensive rebounding abilities of 6-foot-8 Jeromy Rodriguez and 6-foot-9 Syracuse-signee Moustapha Diagne, as the Lions led at half and applied pressure all game. The Lions effectively put the game away early, following up a dominating first half with an 11-4 run to start the second half capped by a Jeromy Rodriguez transition dunk with 5:20 left in the third quarter. The win advances Pope John into the six team Tournament of Champions which starts Wednesday at Pine Belt Arena. James Scott and Rodriguez finished as the Lions leading scorers with 16 points each while Pat Andree finished as Christian Brothers leading scorer with 14.

27 BOYS ROUP I STATE CHAMPIONS Paulsboro High School Paulsboro, NJ Paulsboro Paulsboro, NJ South roup I T of C Seed: No. 5 No. Name R Pos. 1 Brandon Hamilton 12th 2 Kyle Jones 10h 3 Dehron Holloway 9th 5 Cherron Quarles 10th 11 Matt Pettinichio 10th 12 Theo Holloway 12th F 14 Eric Diaz 9th 15 Saleem Little 12h 20 Steven Priest 11th 21 Shawn Ferrell 12th F 22 DeVon Williams 11th 23 DeShaun Burgess 12th 24 Nate DuBois 10TH F 32 Tyrique King 11th F 33 John Pellegrini 11th F 34 Curtis Adams 12th C Conf: Colonial Conference Colors: Red and White Supt: Dr. Walt Quint Prin: Mr. Paul Morina Ath Dir: Mr. Bob Mannino How They ot Here Ht SOUTH ROUP I Paulsboro 80, ateway 43 Paulsboro 83, loucester City 36 Paulsboro 82, Wildwood 49 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Paulsboro 81, A. P. Schalick 59 STATE SEMIFINAL Paulsboro 51, Shore 50 STATE FINAL Paulsboro 78,University 48 Championship Notes: PAULSBORO (30-2) PISCATAWAY - There was only one thing the Paulsboro High School boys basketball team hadn t done during a four-year stretch in which they compiled a record. Win a state championship. After four spectacular seasons, three South Jersey roup 1 championships and only one home loss during that stretch, the Red Raiders got their state title, defeating University on Sunday at the Rutgers Athletic Center for the senior class s 111th victory. We really believed we d get to this point, Paulsboro senior Saleem Little said. I m playing with my brothers right now. This feels unbelievable. Little is one of five seniors on the roster, along with Theo Holloway, Brandon Hamilton, DeShaun Burgess and Curtis Adams.

28 BOYS ROUP II STATE CHAMPIONS Essex County Vocational Technical High School West Market Street - Newark, NJ Essex County Tech Market St.- Newark, NJ North II, roup II T of C Seed: No. 6 No. Name Position Height Class 1 Mustafa Lawrence Jalah Wemusa F/ Walter Byrd CJ Webb Jurod Page Luquan Davis F Javon Brown /F Adonis Ridley Benjamin Sar Issiah Streeter Jordan Zagadou F Forrest Miller F/C Walker Wilson C/F Tarae Merritt Conf: Super Essex Conference Nickname: Terriers Colors: Purple and White Supt: DR. Frank A. Cocchiola Prin: Mr. Oge Denis Jr. Ath Dir: Jerry Barker Head Coach: Joseph Jordan Assistant Coaches: Rhasheed Taylor, Richard How They ot Here NORTH II, ROUP II Essex Co Tech Market 74, Harrison 58 Essex Co Tech Market 63, Henry Snyder 47 Essex Co Tech Market 92, Lincoln 53 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Essex Co Tech Market 65, Central (Newark) 55 STATE SEMIFINAL Essex Co Tech Market 66, Manchester Regional 53 STATE FINAL Essex Co Tech Market 57, Camden 51 Championship Notes: NEWARK COUNTY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL (20-11) Newark Tech made it a three-peat on Sunday with yet another roup 2 title victory, defeating Camden for the second year in a row to accomplish the feat The Camden High School boys basketball team found itself in a familiar situation Sunday. The Panthers were in the state final again, playing against Newark Tech, again, and held a lead going into the fourth quarter - last year it was by seven points, this year Camden led by six. Unfortunately for the Panthers, the result was no different. Newark Tech outscored Camden in the fourth quarter, sending the Panthers home with a third straight state title loss. Tech finished the game on a 8-1 run to win its third straight state championship.

29 BOYS ROUP III STATE CHAMPIONS Bergenfield High School Bergenfield, NJ Bergenfield Bergenfield, NJ North I, roup III T. of C. Seed: No. 4 No. Pos Name 1 F Phil Cham 2 F Jovani Haskins 3 Zeron Kahn 5 C DJ Haskins 13 Herbie Cabral 15 James Hamilton 21 F James Leary 22 F Jeryl Harris 25 C Raymond Astwood 33 F Holienne Transporte 35 Leonard Bollosa 43 F Titus Varughese Conf: Big North Conference Colors: Black and Red Supt: Dr. Michael Kuchar Prin: James Fasano Ath Dir: Tom Curry rade Sr Jr Sr Sr Sr. Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr Sr Ht How They ot Here NORTH I, ROUP III Bergenfield 67, Northern Valley Demarest 51 Bergenfield 62, Tenafly 61 Bergenfield 65, arfield 38 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Bergenfield 71, Teaneck 69 STATE SEMIFINAL Bergenfield 51, Colonia 51 STATE FINAL Bergenfield 80, Ewing 72 Championship Notes: BERENFIELD (20-5) PISCATWAY Don t tell Bergenfield that this was an upset. Don t call them Cinderella. Don t tell them they shocked the New Jersey basketball world on Sunday by downing No. 8 Ewing the belle of last year s state tournament ball in overtime to win the program s first state title since World War II. Don t tell D.J. and Jovani Haskins, the football star brothers who powered the Bears with an astounding combined 46 points and 47 rebounds, that they should stick to the gridiron the hardwood suits them just fine. Don t be surprised about that the Bergenfield faithful packed the RAC to the rafters and made it louder than most Rutgers games this season their gym has been selling out game after game this postseason. The Bears of Bergenfield don t want to hear it any of it. Because it may have been the biggest upset by the numbers in the state tournament thus far, but it sure didn t feel like an upset to them.ournament of Champions.

30 BOYS ROUP IV STATE CHAMPIONS Eastside High School Paterson, NJ Eastside Paterson NJ North I roup IV T of C Seed: No. 3 No. Name Position Height Class 01 SMITH, NHAZIR UARD ABRAMS, AARYN UARD JOHNSON, ASEM UARD EBANKS, MARLON UARD ORTIZ, YOEHLY UARD JUISTON, SHUKUR F/CENTER JOHNSON, AL JUMU UARD ATLIN, TERRA FORWARD UPSHAW, TAHJ UARD POWELL, CHARLES /FORWARD SAMUELS, MARQUISE uard WHEATLE, DELFORD F/CENTER RIFFIN, TERREL /FORWARD SHEFFIELD, MARQUEL F/CENTER OKENWA, THANKOD F/CENTER Conf: Big North Conference Nickname: hosts Colors: Orange and Navy Supt: Dr. Donnie W. Evans Prin: Mr. Zatiti Moody Ath Dir: Ms. Michelle Howe Head Coach: Juan riles Assistant Coaches: Roger Sangster, James Magazine How They ot Here NORTH I, ROUP IV Eastside 72, North Bergen 32 Eastside 52, Union City 38 Eastside 71, JF Kennedy Paterson 39 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Eastside 74, East Orange 64 STATE SEMIFINAL Eastside 58, Linden 51 STATE FINAL Eastside 50, Cherry Hill East 34 Championship Notes: EASTSIDE (25-6) Fueled by a monstrous machine-like rebounding effort, No. 10 Paterson Eastside defeated Cherry Hill East Sunday to capture the roup 4 championship at Rutgers University. The hosts were unstoppable on both the offensive and defensive glass, out-rebounding the Cougars and finishing the game with 49 field goal attempts to just 31 for the Cougars. Veteran, athletic and confident host big man Shakur Juiston was near-perfect rebounding the ball Sunday, grabbing 18 rebounds to go along with 8 points in his latest elite showing. Back-to-back-to-back Asem Johnson buckets with 4:30 left in the fourth quarter extended Paterson Eastside s lead to following a spirited effort by Cherry Hill East to start the final period. Johnson exploded for eight points in the quarter s first five minutes, including an emphatic dunk with three minutes remaining to effectively put the game away at as he finished as the hosts leading scorer with 17 points. This time there wouldn t be a buzzer-beater shot for either team as Paterson Eastside overcame foul trouble to star big man Shakur Juiston and outscored the Jaguars in the fourth quarter and overtime combined, storming back for the win after trailing entering the fourth quarter.

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