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NJSIAA Playoffs
Quarterfinals
North Jersey Section 2, Group IV
1-Middletown South 55, 8-West Windsor-Plainsbiro North 0
4-Middletown North 31, 5-Sayreville 6
Central Jersey Group V
2-New Brunswick 21, 7-Freehold Township 14
Central Jersey Group IV
1-Brick Memorial 38, 8-Jackson Liberty 6
7-Jackson Memorial 21, 2-Brick 7
Junior running back Mike Gawlik ran for 215 yards and two touchdowns on 36 carries and Jackson’s defense held Brick to 166 total yards as the defending-champion Jaguars (6-4) upset the Dragons (8-2).
Gawlik ran for a 52-yard touchdown on the first possession of the game to stake the Jaguars to an early 7-0 lead. He added a 1-yard run in the third quarter that gave Jackson a 14-7 advantage. Kyle Johnson also ran for a touchdown for Jackson.
Senior defensive end Tyler Towns had huge game with five tackle for a loss or no gain, a sack and a fumble recovery. Senior defensive tackle Austin Ostrander added a sack and two tackles for loss and junior Zack Lubertazzi also had a strong game with two hits for a loss.
Brick junior Anthony Costanza filled in at quarterback for injured senior Tom Zbranak and thew for 91 yards, including a 25-yard touchdown pass to junior wide receiver Ja’Sir Taylor in the second quarter.
Jackson will play at sixth-seeded Steinert in the semifinals. Steinert upset third-seeded Burlington Township 16-7.
Central Jersey Group III
1-Rumson-Fair Haven 43, 8-Rahway 6
The Bulldogs (8-1) trailed 6-0 at halftime before ripping off 43 unanswered points to eliminate the Indians (3-6) and advance to the semifinals.
Junior quarterback Mike O’Connor scored a pair of touchdowns and ran for over 100 yards, and also threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to senior wide receiver John Kingdon. Junior running back Matt Vecchiarelli gave Rumson its first score with a 2-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, opening the food gates for a 36-point third quarter.
The Bulldogs will host fifth-seeded Matawan, which outlasted Hopewell Valley 24-18 in triple overtime, next Friday night in the semifinals. Rumson is coming off consecutive Central Jersey Group II titles while Matawan is the defending champion in this bracket. The teams played in Week Two with Rumson winning 17-0.
5-Matawan 24, 4-Hopewell Valley 18 (3OT)
A touchdown run by Isaiah Phillip in triple overtime and a stop by Matawan’s defense delivered the defending-champion Huskies (7-3) an epic victory over the Bulldogs (7-3) in the opening round.
A field goal by Adam Elliot gave Matawan an 18-15 lead in the first overtime, but Hopewell Valley answered to send the game into a second overtime. Shawn Ramcheran gave the Huskies a 7-0 lead with a 65-yard touchdown and Makiya Ceasar extended the lead to 13-0 with a 9-yard touchdown run. A safety after a blocked punt by Devonte Spann put Matawan up 15-7 in the second quarter before the Bulldogs tied the game with a touchdown and two-point conversion in the third quarter.
Matawan will play at top-seeded Rumson-Fair Haven in the semifinals. Both are returning sectional champions, as Rumson has won the last Central Jersey Group II titles before being re-aligned to Group III this year. They teams, which are Class A Central rivals, met in Week Two with Rumson winning 17-0. Matawan was without starting quarterback George Pearson for that game, however.
3-Red Bank 30, 6-South Plainfield 0
Senior Sadiq Palmer scored a pair of rushing touchdowns and also returned an interception for a touchdown as the Bucs (9-0) remained perfect and advanced to the sectional semifinals by blanking the Tigers (6-3). It is the first playoff win for Red Bank since 2003.
Palmer scored on runs of 3 and 4 yards and returned the interception 26 yards for a score. Senior running back Alim Godsey opened the scoring with a 3-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. The Bucs defense, which recorded its second shutout of the season, scored on a safety in the fourth quarter.
Red Bank will travel to second-seeded Ocean with a trip to the sectional championship on the line next Friday. It will be a rematch of a Week Three Class B North game won by Red Bank, 16-6.
2-Ocean 35, 7-Hamilton West 0
Central Jersey Group II
6-Raritan 17, 3-Point Boro 7
Junior quarterback Mark Carnivale threw a 38-yard touchdown to Jordan Smith in the closing seconds of the first half and ran for a 1-yard score in the third quarter as the Rockets (4-5) snapped a five-game losing streak in a big way by taking down the Panthers (8-2).
Point Boro had defeated Raritan 33-27 during Week Seven of the regular season.
Raritan freshman Gavin Toth sealed the game with a 23-yard field goal with 3:08 left in regulation. It is Raritan’s first postseason victory since 2009 and first under head coach Anthony Petruzzi.
Senior quarterback Noah Husak scored on a 1-yard run for Point Boro.
Raritan will play at second-seeded Delaware Valley in the semifinals.
Central Jersey Group I
1-Shore 36, 8-Burlington City 0
3-Palmyra 34, 6-Point Beach 16
7-Keyport 21, 2-Asbury Park 18
South Jersey Group V
4-Toms River North 35, 5-Kingsway 7
South Jersey Group IV
1-Hammonton 30, 8-Toms River South 7
3-Bridgeton 44, 6-Central 20
Non-Public Group III
1-St. John Vianney 41, 8-Donovan Catholic 0
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