Shore Conference girls lacrosse: 2022 NJSIAA scoreboard, schedule

Follow along as the Shore Conference girls lacrosse teams make their way through the 2022 NJSIAA girls lacrosse brackets.

Schedule

Saturday, June 4

Group 2

Summit 14, Manasquan 6 (FINAL)

Manasquan girls lacrosse falls to Summit in Group 2 State Final

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP – The Manasquan girls lacrosse team’s first experience in the NJSIAA Group 2 State Final was a “frustrating” experience, according to coach Maria Eldridge.

Manasquan fell behind early and had trouble winning the draw throughout the game and that compounded its task of playing Summit, which has one of the best offenses in the state.

Summit built up a six-goal lead at halftime and the Hilltoppers carried that momentum over to the second half and eventually won, 14-6, over Manasquan at Warren Hills Regional High School.

“Physically and mentally our defense can hang against the best in the state,” Eldridge said. “And I just think that, we just lost too many possessions that we couldn’t get back. And if we can’t get the draws, it is just frustrating.”

Manasquan (14-6) sophomore attack Talia Blum led the team in scoring with four goals while senior midfielder Ava Chiarella and senior attack Phoebe Matuch each added one goal and one assist and junior attack Ali Evans and sophomore midfielder Bianca Chiarella each had one assist.

But all eyes were on Manasquan senior goalie Quinn McCarthy, who turned in another gem in net, by making 11 saves against the Hilltoppers (21-2).

“She’s phenomenal and I haven’t seen another goalie out there that is really that much of an impact player,” Eldridge said. “When she makes those saves. Wow. She’s an extra defender and a goalie combined in one. She’s just a stud. We’re going to miss her tremendously.”

State Finals

At Warren Hills Regional High School

Non-Public A

(1) Oak Knoll 11, (2) Pingry 8 (FINAL)

Group 4

Morristown 16, Lenape 12 (FINAL)

Group 1

Haddonfield 8, Mountain Lakes 7 (FINAL)

At Hunterdon Central Regional High School

Non-Public B

(1) Princeton Day 17, (3) Holy Spirit 11 (FINAL)

Group 3

Chatham 9, Moorestown 8 (2OT) (FINAL)

Wednesday, June 1

Sectional Final

South Group 2

(2) Manasquan 13, (1) Rumson-Fair Haven 8 

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Tuesday, May 31

Sectional Semifinal

Non-Public A

(2) Pingry 14, (3) Trinity Hall 12

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Friday, May 27

Sectional Semifinals

South Group 4

(2) Cherokee 15, (3) Southern 5

Casey McBride scored two of her three goals in the first half and Delaney Falk and Rylee Johnson each added one goal in the second half as the No. 3 seed Rams (16-4) lost to No. 2 seed Cherokee (15-2). Southern's Morgan Muirhead made two saves.

South Group 2

(2) Manasquan 14, (3) Allentown 9 

Ava Chiarella led the team in scoring with six points (five goals, one assist) and Talia Blum (four goals) and Phoebe Matuch (two goals, two assists) each contributed four points as No. 2 Manasquan ousted the No. 3 seed Redbirds (14-6). Ali Evans added three assists, Kali Saito added two goals, Bianca Chiarella had one goal and Quinn McCarthy made six saves.

Thursday, May 26

Sectional Semifinals

South Group 2

(1) Rumson-Fair Haven 11, (4) Wall 3

Elliott Van Nice produced four goals, Abby Boyle added one goal and two assists, and Paige Cecil had two goals as the top-seeded Bulldogs (11-5) defeated the fourth-seeded Crimson Knights (11-5) for the third time this season. Maddie Buckley and Jackie Braceland each added one goal and one assist and Kayse Kiernan had nine saves. Wall's Rory Paris, Sophia DeSibio and Carolyn Scenna each had one goal and Regan Ottinger had six saves, including the 100th save of her career. Ottinger now has 103 career saves.

Sectional Quarterfinals

Non-Public A

(2) Pingry 19, (7) Red Bank Catholic 4

Makenna Graham turned in a hat trick and Anna Gotterup added one goal and one assist as the seventh-seeded Caseys (14-7) fell to the No. 2 seed Big Blue (17-3). Also, Ella Burgdorf had six saves and Taylor Carlson had two saves for Red Bank Catholic.

(3) Trinity Hall 16, (6) Immaculate Heart Academy 11

Charlotte Webber led the offense for the third-seeded Monarchs (14-4) with four goals and two assists while Alex Popham added one goal and five assists and Mary Catherine O'Connor had two goals and two assists in the win over No. 6 seed IHA. Also, Sarah Sullivan (two goals, one assist), Mary Kate Allingham (three goals), Peyton McGuire (two goals, one assist), Lily Wood (two goals, one assist) and Isabelle Darman (eight saves) each had a big contribution.

Tuesday, May 24

Second Round

South Group 1

(4) New Providence 10, (5) Shore 6

South Group 2

(4) Wall 13, (5) Barnegat 8

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(3) Allentown 19, (6) Ocean 11

(2) Manasquan 15, (10) Sterling 9

South Group 3

(1) Shawnee 19, (8) Central 6

(2) Moorestown 19, (7) Lacey 4

South Group 4

(1) Lenape 17, (8) Toms River North 2

(4) Rancocas Valley 8, (5) Middletown South 2

(3) Southern 13, (6) Washington Township 6

Monday, May 23

Second Round

South Group 2

(1) Rumson-Fair Haven 17, (8) Hopewell Valley 3

First Round

Non-Public A

(3) Trinity Hall 17, (14) Donovan Catholic 1

The Monarchs (13-4) jumped out to a 13-0 halftime lead as the team finished with 17 goals and 17 assists. Charlotte Webber (three goals, one assist), Peyton McGuire (three goals, one assist), Kiya Martin (one goal, three assists), Alex Popham (one goal, three assists), Isabelle Darman (one save) and Virginia Avery (one assist) led the team. Meanwhile, Donovan Catholic's Evelynn Sernotti had four saves and Ava Robalino had one goal for the Griffins (  )

(7) Red Bank Catholic 15, (10) Immaculata 10

The Caseys (14-6) powered past Immaculata (11-6) as Anna Gotterup erupted for a career-high 10 goals and she also had one assist, three ground balls and one draw control. Teammates Makenna Graham (three goals, three assists, one ground balls, one forced turnover), Carolyn Ecklord (two goals) and Ella Burgdorf (six saves) also had big contributions.

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Thursday, May 19

First Round

North Group 3

(8) Wayne Hills 23, (9) Red Bank 11

(2) Northern Highlands 16, (15) Colts Neck 2

South Group 1

(5) Shore 15, (12) Middle Township

(2) Glen Ridge 17, (15) Point Boro 0

South Group 2

(5) Barnegat 15, (12) Holmdel 2

(2) Manasquan 16, (15) Triton 0

South Group 3

(8) Central 19, (9) Jackson Memorial 8

(6) Mainland 21, (11) Toms River East 5

(7) Lacey 20, (10) Brick Memorial 11

South Group 4

(8) Toms River North 10, (9) Eastern 7

(5) Middletown South 11, (12) Old Bridge 5

(4) Rancocas Valley 16, (13) Howell 0

(3) Southern 17, (14) Monroe 1

Non-Public B

(4) Bishop Eustace 20, (13) St. Rose 2

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Wednesday, May 18

First Round

South Group 1

(4) New Providence 15, (13) Monmouth 0

South Group 2

(4) Wall 20, (13) Pinelands 5

(6) Ocean 17, (11) Delran 6

South Group 3

(3) Cherry Hill West 17, (14) Toms River South 2

(2) Moorestown 19, (15) Brick 2

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