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Mark Kukoda G Sr. St. Rose

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Jimmy Walsh F Jr. Manasquan

Jaheem Woods G Sr. Neptune

Brandon McDonnell F Sr. Jackson Mem.

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Jasmine McCall G Sr. Manalapan

Tiffany Montagne G/F Sr. Jackson Memorial

Kat Egan G Jr. St. John Vianney

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basketball courts as an official,the late Art Harmon will forthe third year live on as thenamesake of the Arthur W. Harmon Jr. MostValuable Player Award that will be givenout to the top players on the boys andgirls sides after the annual ShoreBasketball Coaches Association Senior All-Star Games.

This season’s games will be at 6 p.m. (girls)and 8 p.m. (boys) at Central Regional HighSchool, and the biggest standouts from eachgame will be the recipients of the award inHarmon’s honor.

Harmon passed away at 63 years old on Oct. 25, 2009,after a long career in scholastic athletics. He was a 40-year member of the International Association ofApproved Basketball Officials Shore Board 194, and alsowas a member of the Shore Soccer Officials Associationfor over 20 years.

“The game of basketball meant a lot to him, so anytime anybody does anything to recognize him istremendous,’’ said Harmon’s son, Matt, who many Shorefans know as part of the award-winning radio broadcastteam at The Shore Sports Network.

“He hadn’t been reffing games in a long time becauseof injuries he had along the way, but he was still the

secretary-treasurer ofthe Shoreboard for along timebecausehe loved

it. A lot ofguys who might nothave been able to

physically ref gamesany more might have said, ‘Why

even bother?’ but that was never his attitude. Justbecause he wasn’t physically able to do games becauseof knee problems and ankle problems, he still continuedto be involved and give to the organization as much ashe could.’’

During his 36 years at Rumson-Fair Haven HighSchool, Harmon was a health and physical educationteacher who also served a stint as the school’s athleticdirector and was a coach in baseball, soccer, swimmingand gymnastics. Harmon was also a fixture as a lifeguardon the Jersey Shore for more than 40 years.

This is the second local award being given out inHarmon’s name this season, as there will be an awardgiven to an official every season at the WOBM

Christmas Classic by tournament director KevinWilliams.

“It’s been humbling in a way,’’ Matt Harmon said. “Wedidn’t ask any of these people to do these awards, sothem coming to us makes it even more special. Weweren’t prodding people to do it. They just want to do itbecause they know what kind of man he was and howimportant he was to people.’’

AAA NorthEd Jones Midd.NorthBrian Nash Marlboro

A CentralJay Lagomarsino Matawan

A SouthRachel Goodale Jackson Mem.Sarah Knight TRN

B NorthJohn Brown NeptuneB CentralJoe Roman St. RoseB SouthDave Beauchemin ManchesterPatty Cooke LaceyC CentralColleen Kilmurray Wall

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S hore Baske tba l l Coaches Senior A l l - S ta r Boys Coaches

S hore Baske tba l l Coaches Senior A l l - S ta r G i r l s Coaches

1982 Tom McCall Steve GeppRich Sherman Larry Hennessy

1983 Nick Pizzulli Jim RuhnkeGerry Mathews Tom Handwerk

1984 Jack Schellenger Pat HoustonLarry Hennessy Tom McCall

1985 Al Longo Don FixMike Rogers Mike Clemente

1986 Jim Carrigan Tom PickeringRay Coleman John MacIntosh

1987 Pat McCann Nate Bruno1988 Keith Glass John Richardson1989 Ed Wicelinski Greg Albano

Russ Walling Mike Clemente1990 Russ Walling Dennis Devaney

Joe Lanza Bill HewittDennis Simpson Scott Riley

1991 Joe Nappo Jim RuhnkeVinnie Whitehead Steve GeppMark Kell John Mac Intosh

1992 Ken O’Donnell Sean DevaneyCharles Buzzi Tom WhiteJay Lagomarsino Rich Fix

1993 Jay Lagomarsino Greg AlbanoDon Covin Steve GeppJoe Flanagan Tom Pickering

1994 Dennis Simpson Jim LandyDon Covin Dick ManzoJerry Bennett Mike Clemente

1995 Tom Stead Bob GohlDon Covin John MacIntoshFred Belina Tom Handwerk

1996 Jack Kuhnert Glenn DavisCharles Buzzi Mike Clemente

1997 Jay Lagomarsino Steve ZengelDave Emery

1998 Jay Lagomarsino Tom WestenSteve Zengel Steve Gepp

1999 Jay Lagomarsino John RichardsonSteve Zengel Bob NastaseBob Klatt

2000 Jay Lagomarsino Mike FeerstRick Garretson Jerry BennettBrian Golub

2001 Bill O’Leary Tom CarpenterChuck Buzzi Kevin HynesT.O. Brunson Jay Lagomarsino

2002 Will Mayer Kurt FenchelBrian Golub Dennis DevaneyBob Mahala Kevin Hynes

2003 Sean Devaney Mike AntenucciBob Klatt Denny BaranScott Martin Andrew Bilodeau

2004 Kevin Flynn Brian DonahueScott Martin Joe Lewis

2005 Matt Murphy Ron GerlufsenJeff Reisler John MacIntoshJoe Whalen

2006 Brian Donahue Ron GerlufsenDave Emery Mike Kearney

2007 Brian Golub John RichardsonT.O. Brunson John MacintoshRich Sherman Joe Lewis

2008 Phil Recco Barry BaityKevin Cullen Dennis AdamsDave Emery

2009 Tom Stead Jeff ReillyBen DiBiase Ed SarlucaJay Lagomarsino Mike Clemente

2010 Bob Klatt John Tierney Kevin Cullen Joe Fagan

2011 Denis Caruano Randy HolmesDave Johnson Brian Quick Mike Iasparro

2012 Lou Piccola Ryan O’RourkeSteve Jannarone Erik MazurKevin Cullen Ryan Ramsay

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1983 Tom McBride Kathy LeslieRap Reinhardt Dick Johnson

1984 Ed Jones Ray Cervino1985 Kevin Attridge Bill Dougherty1986 Doug Sanecki Bob Ward

Patrice Murray Sweeney McKennan1987 John Sciarappa Dick Johnson

Ken O’Donnell Art Calabro1988 Steve Znaiden Kathy Snyder

Doug Sanecki Vinny Kelly1989 Kathy Fox Barbara Hughes

Gene Scalzo Bill McVeigh1990 Dick McCallum Bill McVeigh

Patrice Murray Mark HlatkyBrian Brady Vinnie Nappo

1991 Ed Jones Dave TrethawayBrian Brady Faith Fletcher

1992 Mary Beth Chambers Mike ShernKevin Attridge Mike KozziBill Bulman Vinny Kelly

1993 Bob Harrigan Woody MalickGeorge Sourlis Gerry MalavetTom Stark Bob Ward

1994 Joe Montano Vinnie TralkaGerri O’Keefe Candy KaschakRick Garretson Ray Cervino

1995 Donna Bower Ray CervinoGene Scalzo Dick McCallumBrian Brady Dick Johnson

1996 Laura Cancalosi Vinnie TralkaMike Kostenko Sweeney McKennan

1997 Nick Russo George SourlisPeggy Fleischer Bob Ward

1998 Gene Scalzo Joe ArminioJim Maliff Tom RidouxBarry Baity Bob Sonday

1999 Tom Brennan Rich CaldesSteve Znaiden Dick JohnsonBrian Brady Doug Daubert

2000 Scott Horton Kathy SnyderBrad Hagensen Dick JohnsonLou Petrone Dick McCallum

2001 Joe Montano Ray CervinoAudra Corson Lynn FisherBill Shaughnessy Brian Kelly

2002 John Sciarappa John TruhanGeorge Sourlis Tom RidouxLou Petrone Dennis Adams

2003 Barry Baity Bonnie ShapiroDawn Karpell Rachel GoodaleTom Brennan Vicki Guarneri

2004 Julie Hoebee Rodney CopelandErika Graham Suzanne LibroBrian Nash Mark Truhan

2005 Audra Corson Patty CookeMaggie McDevitt Vicki GuarneriTom Westen Sarah Knight

2006 Brian Nash Kristy GerdesJohn Rivera Joe RomanGeorge Sourlis Vinnie Tralka

2007 Tom Brennan Rachel GoodaleJoe Montano Sweeney McKennanAudra Corson Sean Henry

2008 Frank Mohler Patty CookeDarren Ault Rayna PostLiz Keene Keith Lowe

2009 Maggie McDevitt Stephanie GachineiroRon Poll Kristi McCulloughMike Scarano Meredith Parliman

2010 Ron Poll Rachel Goodale Jeanene Healy Tom WestenBob Ward Joe Roman

2011 Darren Ault Tom Brennan Dawn Karpell David Drew George Sourlis John Truhan

2012 Scott Horton Patty Cooke Colleen Kilmurray Joe Roman Brian Nash John Truhan

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Shore Basketball Coaches Associationwill be presenting our

Basketball Coaches ClinicComing this Fall

2012PREVIOUS SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Bob Hurley (S t . Anthony’ s)Jay Wr ight (V i l lanova)Fran Dunphy (Temple)Tom Pecora (Fordham)Tom Dempsey (Rider)

The only way to s tart the 2012-2013Basketbal l Season here at the Shore

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1 Morgan Arnott RBC2 Nahja Carter Neptune3 Maureen Ciccosanti Mid. North 4 Emily Cilinski Wall 5 Taylor Curti Mater Dei 10 Jazmine Davis Monmouth 11 Angelica Esposito SJV 12 Brittany Fallon Marlboro 13 Michelle Johnston Freehold Twp.14 Stephanie Martinez Freehold Twp.15 Jasmine McCall Manalapan 20 Cydney Mooney Neptune 21 Zoe Otterman SJV 22 Deb Razzino Manalapan 23 Theresa Soya RBR24 Julie Tonuzi Raritan

NORTH COACH E S S CHO OL

Scott Horton Manalapan Colleen Kilmurray Wall Brian Nash Marlboro

1 Morgan Barry St. Rose 2 Ashley Bernath Central3 Kasey Chambers St. Rose4 Samantha Clark St. Rose5 Emily Cottrell TRS 10 Miaja Coursey Pinelands 11 Shannon Evans Jack. Mem. 12 Jenna Fleck Lacey 13 Emily Kunzman TRE14 Diana Malanga St. Rose15 Dawn Mazurkiewicz Colts Neck 20 Tiffany Montagne Jack. Mem. 20 Corey Schwartz TRE 21 Anijaah White Jack. Lib.22 Tiffany Williams Central 23 Michaela Mabrey Manasquan

S OU TH COACH E S S CHO OL

Patti Cooke LaceyJoe Roman St. RoseJohn Truhan Central

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1 Casey Skievaski Freehold Twp.2 Ryan Yetman Mater Dei3 Hunter Wysocki Colts Neck4 Sean O’Reilly Colts Neck5 Michael Aaman Raritan10 Christian Vikse Holmdel11 Jack Donnelly Rumson12 Larry Smith Matawan13 R.J. Bohnert Shore14 Arick Sodini SJV 15 Eric Youncofski Midd N20 Jason Huelbig Midd N21 Tim Frawley Midd N22 Ikie Calderon Neptune23 Jaheem Woods Neptune24 Seph Williams Red Bank25 Kieran Hughes CBA30 Bryan Adams Manalapan31 James Dzugan Mid South

NORTH COACH E S S CHO OL

Lou Piccola Colts NeckSteve Jannarone Colts NeckKevin Cullen Mid South

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1 Mark Kukoda St Rose2 Armond Conover Asbury Park3 Amir Conover Asbury Park4 Thomond Hammary Asbury Park5 Jameer Jones Lakewood10 Shaun Cooke Point Boro11 Tasheen Carrow Lacey12 Logan McDonald Lacey13 Jeremy Wozniak Central14 Alex Levchenko TRN15 Brandon McDonnell Jackson Mem.20 Brian Kenny Jackson Mem. 21 Elijah Dupree TRS22 Anthony McGugan Barnegat23 Aaron McGugan Barnegat24 Dan McGuckin Ocean25 Nick Gallombardo Ocean30 Justin Oakley Brick Mem

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Ryan O’Rourke Lacey Erik Mazur BarnegatRyan Ramsay Manchester

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T h a n k You Fo r You r S u pp o r tFrom T h e

S h o r e B a s k e t b a l l C o a c h e s As s o c i a t i o n

Asbury Park Dave Johnson Barry Baity

Matawan Tom Stead Jay Lagomarsino

Barnegat Erik Mazur Alyson Wrisley

Mater Dei Bob Klatt Darren Ault

Brick Chris Hughes Kristi McCullough

Tim Puglisi

Mid. North Mike Iasparro Ed Jones

Brick Mem. Ed Sarluca Ken Fischer

Mid. South Kevin Cullen Tom Brennan

CBA Geoff Billet

Monmouth Reg. Quinton Schwartz Audra Corson

Central Reg. Mike Clemente John Truhan

Monsignor Don. Mike Kearney Jerry Bruno

Colts Neck Lou Piccola Jeanene Healy

Neptune Ken O'Donnell John Brown

Freehold Ben DiBiase Jenn Brzucki

Ocean Twp. John Terlecsky Michael Samples

Freehold Twp. Brian Golub John Sciarappa

Pinelands John Tierney Keith Lowe

Henry Hudson Vinnie Whitehead Brooke Tomovich

Pt. Pl. Beach Nick Catania Mike Feerst

Holmdel Sean Devaney Todd Hampton

Pt. Pl. Boro Kevin Hynes David Drew

Howell Brian Quick Bill Gallacher

Raritan Denis Caruano Ron Poll

Jackson Lib. Mark Lax Dave Kasyan

Red Bank Scott Martin James Young

Jackson Mem. Joe Fagan Rachel Goodale

RBC Devitt Gillroy Joe Montano

Keansburg James McCarthy Tim O'Halloran

Rumson Chris Champeau George Sourlis

Keyport Phil Recco Deboney Braithwaite

Shore Reg. Doug Shaw David Dudzinski

Lacey Ryan O’Rourke Patty Cooke

Southern Reg. Eric Fierro Kathy Snyder

Lakewood Randy Holmes Richard Morgan Jr.

SJV Matt Conklin Dawn Karpell

Long Branch Don Covin Raleigh Woodruff

St. Rose Dennis Devaney Joe Roman

Manalapan Rick Garretson Scott Horton

TRE Mike Konopka Kevin Cohen

Manasquan Andy Bilodeau Felix Romero

TRN Rory Caswell Vicki Gillen

Manchester Ryan Ramsay David Beauchemin

TRS John MacIntosh Sarah Knight

Marlboro Mark Truhan Brian Nash

Wall Township Michael Puorro Colleen Kilmurray

SCHOOL BOYS COACH GIRLS COACH SCHOOL BOYS COACH GIRLS COACH

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2 0 1 1 - 1 2 B o y s A l l - D i v i s i o n Vo t i n g C o a c h e s Po l l

1st TeamCasey Skievaski Freehold Twp.Jason Huelbig Midd. NorthAnthony Firkser ManalapanEric Youncofski Midd. NorthKieran Hughes CBATim Frawley Midd. North

2nd TeamJohn Horrigan Freehold Twp.Jim Dengler CBABryan Adams ManalapanJames Dzugan Midd. South

1st TeamMike Aaman RaritanLarry Smith MatawanArick Sodini SJVJack Donnelly Rumson-FHChristian Vikse Holmdel

2nd TeamKyle Nodes HolmdelSeph Williams RBRAsim Jules RBRJ.J. Conklin Rumson-FHR.J. Bohnert Shore

1st TeamBrandon McDonnell Jackson Mem.Mike Gesicki SouthernAlex Levchenko Toms River NElijah Dupree Toms River SBrian Kenny Jackson Mem.

2nd TeamBrandon Holup Jackson Mem.Justin Oakley Brick Mem.Solly Stansbury Toms River NVince Lombardi Brick Mem.Zach Ligouri Toms River S

1st TeamJimmy Walsh Manasquan J.R. Hobbie Manasquan Shaun Cooke Point BoroTyrice Beverette LakewoodJameer Jones LakewoodAhmed Foster Jackson Mem.

1st TeamIkie Calderon NeptuneJaheem Woods NeptuneHunter Wysocki Colts NeckSean O'Reilly Colts NeckBrandon Federici Colts NeckTerrel Cox Long Branch

2nd TeamPat Mullin FreeholdNick Gallombardo OceanDan McGuckin OceanFuquan McDonald NeptuneDwight Clark Long BranchKeith Kirkwood Neptune

1st TeamMark Kukoda St. RoseArmond Conover Asbury ParkThomond Hammary Asbury ParkAlex Thomson KeyportP.J. Kineavy Pt. Beach

2nd TeamRiley Calzonetti Pt. BeachDanny Markulin KeansburgTyler Walters KeansburgRyan Yetman Mater Dei PrepAmir Conover Asbury Park

1st TeamTasheen Carrow LaceyLogan McDonald LaceyAnthony McGugan BarnegatMason Jones ManchesterJeremy Wozniak Central

2nd TeamAaron McGugan BarnegatJordan Salt BarnegatTyrell Smith LaceyJames Walker BrickEdgar Lenkauskas Lacey

2nd TeamDajuan Morris LakewoodTim Mindnich Msgr. DonovanJames Sofield Jackson LibertyKyle McGarry Pt. BoroDerek Gardner Wall

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B Centra l A Centra l

C Centra l

B South A South


2 011 - 1 2 G i r l s A l l - D i v i s i o n Vo t i n g C o a c h e s Po l lA Nor th

1st TeamJasmine McCall ManalapanKiera Gannon Mid. South Stephanie Martinez Freehold Twp Jackie Dluhi Mid South Haley Unger Marlboro

2nd TeamCarissa Gray Mid South Brittany Fallon Marlboro Emily Lavin Mid North Michelle Johnston Freehold TwpMaureen Ciccosanti Mid North

1st TeamKat Egan SJV Jess Harvey RFH Tara Inman Holmdel Lauren Postell Matawan Victoria Cardaci Holmdel

2nd TeamEllen Dougherty Shore Lyndsey Rowe SJV Montana Bertoli Matawan Zoe Curtis RBR Hannah Miller RFH

1st TeamHannah Missry Jackson Mem. Tiffany Montagne Jackson Mem. Stephanie Mason Jackson Mem. Kendall Kauffman Toms River N Kristen Kennedy Toms River E

2nd TeamVictoria Alvarez Toms River S Amanda Timmes Toms River S Corey Schwartz Toms River E Emily Kunzman Toms River E Mary Kate Sullivan Toms River E

1st TeamMichaela Mabrey Manasquan Kelly Hughes Pt. Boro Katelynn Flaherty Manasquan Dana Carbone Mon. Don Marina Mabrey Manasquan

1st TeamNahja Carter Neptune Jessie Fifield Colts Neck Jazmine Davis Monmouth Kim Dana Freehold Boro Morgan Arnott RBC

2nd TeamCaroline Corcoran RBC Ivy Harrington Neptune Cydney Mooney Neptune Cameron Spahn Freehold Boro Dawn Mazurkiewicz Colts Neck

1st TeamSamantha Clark St. Rose Taylor Curti Mater Dei Kasey Chambers St. Rose Diana Malanga St. Rose Lindsey Florio Mater Dei

2nd TeamRachel Trigg Keyport Iman Wright Asbury Park Morgan Barry St. Rose Porschia Witherspoon Asbury ParkNadya Szaniszlo Keansburg

1st TeamTaylor Batella Lacey Rachel Iozzia Central Miaja Coursey Pinelands Tiffany Williams Central Jenna Fleck Lacey

2nd TeamAnevea Tinnery Manchester Sam DeCapua Barnegat Kathleen Conlon Brick Twp. Corinne Morgan Manchester Jennifer Coleman Lacey

2nd TeamKerry Malleck Pt. Boro Kelly Milana Mon. Don. Kelsey Thompson Wall Jess Macchi Pt. Boro Sydney Darby Wall

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B Centra l A Centra l

B South A South

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n Sehmonyeh Allen—Neptune HSn Sean Armand—Jacqueline Kennedy

Onassis HS (NY)n Delvon Arrington—St. Anthony’s HSn Brian Baker—Colts Neck HSn Mustafa Barksdale—RBR HSn Robert Barksdale—Asbury Charter

Schooln Billy Beggans—Ocean Township HSn Steve Bridgemohan—E Brunswick HS n Josh Brody—RBR HS n Brandon Brown—Freehold Boro HS n Yesenia Burgos—St. John Vianney HSn Rashon Bruno—St. Anthony’s HS n Courtney Calderon—St. John Vianney HSn Richard Calia—Holmdel HSn Shilique Calhoun – Middletown North HSn Quarran Calhoun—Raritan HSn Cooper Calzonetti—Neptune HSn Chase Campbell—Oak Hill Academy (NC)n Cleveland Cannon—Long Branch HSn Raheem Carter—Long Branch HSn Corey Chandler—East Side HSn Robert Cheeks—St. Anthony’s HSn Rahmir Cottman—RBR HSn Vincent Council—Lincoln HS (NY)n Don Coven—Long Branch HSn Paul De Salvo—CBAn Syessence Davis—Neptune HS n Allen Dean—Neptune HSn Taquan Dean—Neptune HSn Dana Jean DeGennaro—RBC HSn Chris Delaney—CBA n Pat Delaney—CBAn Jose Diaz—Pt. Pleasant Beach HSn Mark Donnelly—RBR HSn Sean Dunne—CBA

n Kristian Duravcevic—FordhamPreparatory School (NY)

n Mike Faherty—Brooklyn Polytech HSn Crissie Fisher—Rumson-Fair Haven HSn Sarah Fisher—RBR HS n Adam Fleischner—Holmdel HSn Colin Ford—Manasquan HSn Glen Ford—RBC HSn Greg Ford—Trenton Central HSn Avery Gardner—Long Branch HSn Billy Gilligan—RBR HSn Tyler Glass—Mater Dei Prep HS n Erica Gomez—St. John Vianney HSn Dana Graziano—Holmdel HS n Kevin Grier—CBAn Paul Halas—St. Rose HSn Felicia Harris—RBR HSn Michael Harris—Randolph HSn Mykel Harris—Great Mills HS (MD)n Ashley Hart—The Peddie Schooln Eugene “Nu Nu” Harvey—

St. Benedict’s Prepn Corey Haskins—RBR HSn Kasey Hobbie—RBC HSn Darien Hutton—Ewing HSn Nolan Ivers—Holmdel HSn Jasmine Jackson—Old Bridge HSn Rosie Jackson—St. John Vianney HSn Tyson Johnson—St. Mary’s HS

(NY) n Billy Kiss—Long Branch HSn Michael Kelly—St. Anthony’s HS (NY)n Nick La Morte—Mater Dei HSn Herve Lamizana—St. Patrick’s HSn Erin Leahy—Rumson-Fair Haven HS n Carl Little—Asbury Park HSn Maggie Loundy—Pt. Pleasant Beach HSn Charles Markens—St. Patrick HS

n Mike Mavrinac—Middletown South HSn Jasmine McCall—Manalapan HSn Billy McCue—CBAn Christian Morris—S. Kent School (CT)n Darius Morris—Long Branch HSn Valerie Morris—Freehold Boro HSn Michael Murphy—Howell HSn Sachin Nagpal—Ranney School n Brian O’Reilly—Middletown South HSn Karen Otrupchak—RBR HSn Kevin Owens—Neptune HSn Toni Panza—St. John Vianney HSn Anthony Perry—St. Anthony’s HSn Shinece Perry—RBR HSn Earl Pettis—Saints John Neumann &

Maria Goretti Catholic HS(PA)

n Simon Press—Asbury Park HS

n Joey Raines—Asbury Park HSn David Reeves—RBC HSn Anne Richards—

The Lawrenceville Schooln Charlie Rogers—Matawan HSn Amanda Rosato—St. John Vianney HSn Alifiya Rangwala— The Ranney

Schooln Will Sanborn—RBR HSn Keyron Sheard—RBR HSn Brian Snodgrass—Holmdel HS n Lauren Sokol—The Peddie Schooln Stephen Spinella—Colts Neck HSn Matt Stahl—Middletown South HSn Missy Stavola—Rumson-Fair Haven HS n Jenna Strich—RBC HS

n Scott Stump—RBC HSn Kim Talbot—RBC HSn Aaron Tarver—RBR HSn Terrance Todd—Neptune HS n Maurice Turpin—Long Branch HS

n John Weldon—Freehold Boro HS

n Dawn Werner—St. John Vianney HS

n John Werner—St John Vianney HS

n Kade Weston—RBR HSn Kayshanna Wesley—

Asbury Park HSn Eric Yarborough—

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Shore Conference Sh ines atState A l l -Star GamesBy S c o t t S t ump – Manag i n g Ed i t o r

Whether it was wowing the crowd,bringing energy to the game, orpiling up points, the five-mancontingent from the ShoreConference made its presence felt ona state-wide level in Sunday's NewJersey Scholastic BasketballCoaches Senior All-Star Classic atRider University.In the South's 148-128 win over the North,Wagner-bound Raritan forward Mike Aaman led theway for the local players with 19 points, AsburyPark guard Armond Conover had 16, Dartmouth-bound Jackson Memorial forward BrandonMcDonnell had 13, Middletown North guard JasonHuelbig had six points and Conover's twin brother,Amir, chipped in with four points along with somegreat passes. Armond Conover also won the halftimedunk contest, throwing one down off the bounce inthe finals to edge Teaneck's Chris Jones, who is

committed to Pittsburgh.

Bucknell recruitDominic Hoffman ofGill St.Bernard's wonthe most

valuableplayerawardwith21pointsin the

South's victory, and Trenton Catholic's BrandonTaylor, a Penn State recruit, added 20 points. Joneshad a game-high 23 points in the loss for the North.Linden guard Shakir Phelps added 22 points, andHofstra recruit Dallas Anglin, a Seton Hall Prepguard, had 16 points.

The Conovers brought the most energy andenthusiasm to the day to draw some of the biggestcheers on a court packed with talent, showing thesmall-school players from Group I Asbury Park canbe as good as anyone from the parochial and largepublic school powers. They said they are currentlylooking at some junior colleges as far as theirplaying careers are concerned, and could go to playfootball.

"It definitely means a lot coming from a littleschool,'' Armond Conover said. "A lot of people saywe can't play with the kids from the bigger Group

schools and as competitorsyou just want toshoweverybodythat no matterwho you puton the

court with us, we're going to play to our full ability.A lot of people say they like how we play and thatwe bring excitement to the game, so that's what wetry to do every time we step on the court.''

"We like toentertain,'' AmirConover said. "Wejust come out hereand have fun, allsmiles. We just relishthe moment.''The game was also a chance for players to get toknow one another after competing on the court

during the season. Huelbig, whoparticipated inthe 3-pointshootingcontest athalftimethat was

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won by Gill St. Bernard's point guard Alex Mitola, made some friends andnearly brought the house down with a monster dunk before being fouled.

"I had never met the Conovers, and now I'm friends with them,'' saidHuelbig, who will continue his career at Assumption College. "It's a funexperience. Just to get here is an honor.''

For the 6-9 Aaman, who is Huelbig's AAU teammate, the game was awelcome respite during a time when his future plans may be up in the air.Numerous outlets have reported that Wagner coach Dan Hurley hasinterviewed for the vacant head coaching job at the University of RhodeIsland. Aaman nearly went to play for Hurley at St. Benedict's Prep inNewark before choosing to attend Raritan, and has had his mind set onplaying for Hurley at Wagner, which may now be in doubt.

"I'm just letting it play out,'' Aaman said. "I'm not trying to call himbecause I know he has a lot of stress on himself, and I don't want to makemore stress by asking him what he's going to do. I think he should do what'sbest for him and his family.''

Aaman said that he will meet with Raritan coach Denis Caruano andformulate a plan if Hurley does leave. Should that happen, his future

destination may change.

"If he's not there, the odds of me staying at Wagner probably are slim,''Aaman said. "I'll see who they get as a coach and then take it from there.''

McDonnell reached his decision last week and will be a future teammate ofMitola's at Dartmouth. The 6-8 forward showed off his deep shooting rangewith three 3-pointers in the South's win. He also participated in the halftime3-point shooting contest.

"It was good to come out here and have a little fun after all the intensity ofthe season,'' McDonnell said. "I had a great time.’’

The Shore Conference was also represented in the girls all-star game,which followed the boys game. St. Rose’s Samantha Clark and KaseyChambers, Jackson Memorial’s Tiffany Montagne and Manalapan’s JasmineMcCall were all part of the South team that lost 110-105 to the North.

McCall, who is headed to Seton Hall, led the local contingent with 15points, Montagne added 12 and Clark, who is bound for Fordham University,chipped in with eight points. Chambers, a Monmouth University recruit, wasin attendance but did not play due to an injury.

Brittney Sykes of University High School in Newark was the game’s mostvaluable player with 18 points for the North. Hamilton West’s AlexisJohnson was the game’s high scorer with 22 points. Mountain Lakes’ KatieReese won the halftime 3-point contest, which Clark and McCall alsoparticipated in.

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When the curtain came down forAsbury Park's boys basketball team in a68-53 loss to Plainfield in this season’sNJSIAA Tournament of Championsquarterfinals, two things were clear.

1The senior-laden Blue Bishops wentout on their terms.

2 It may have closed the book on agolden age of Asbury Park athletics

until the young talent in the pipeline canjumpstart the next one.

"Something special did end,'' said seniorguard Thomond Hammary. "They're goingto have a lot of work to do next year andthe years to come.''During the four years of high school forAsbury Park's seniors, the Blue Bishopshave won four Central Jersey Group I titlesand two straight overall Group Ichampionships. That's in addition to threeCentral Jersey Group I football titles in thelast four years featuring many of the sameplayers.

While some of the seniors haven't beenthere the whole time, including theConover twins, who transferred fromLakewood after their freshman year, theyall have played a role in a run of successthat would be hard for any school to match.They also were the first Shore Conferenceboys basketball team since Holmdel in1998-99 to win consecutive Group titles.

Making it more impressive is that AsburyPark consists of all of 345 total students,yet for the last four years has weatheredgraduation losses to keep piling up

championships. However, next year may be theirsternest test of that run given that Asbury Park willessentially have an entirely new and inexperiencedteam.

"It's all about tradition,'' seniorArmond Conover said. "If theunderclassmen paid attention to us, westayed focused and concentrated ontogetherness. If they play together as aunit and as a family, they'll be allright.''

The Blue Bishops seniors can leavewith their heads held high after giving theGroup III behemoth Cardinals a battle atPine Belt Arena that was not reflected by thefinal score. Asbury Park led Plainfield by 11points in the first quarter and only trailed 32-30 at the half. It was a one-point game aslate as 2:11 in the third quarter after a pair offree throws by Amir Conover beforePlainfield's size began to wear Asbury Parkdown.

The Group I team in the Tournament ofChampions has only won three games sincethe TOC's inception in 1989. It can oftenseem like the one sitting at the kids' tablewhile the rest of the teams sit with theadults, but Asbury Park showed it belonged among thebest.

"They know that we gave them all they could ask for,''Amir Conover said. "We came out here and gave it all thatwe can.''

It was a far cry from last year, when Plainfielddemolished Asbury Park 68-35 in the TOC quarterfinals.The Blue Bishops were knocked heavily by their fans andother observers for essentially quitting in the second half.

Obviously, Asbury Park came in withthe mindset to win and was notinterested in moral victories this timearound, but clearly a main focus wasmaking sure it would turn in an effortto be proud of.

"Dealing with the loss last year ofover 35 points, it was reallyheartbreaking to our fans and theyfelt like we didn't put it all on thecourt for our last game," AmirConover said. "We just wanted tocome out here and play 100 percentand give our coach and our fans whatthey wanted. We just came out hereand played our hearts out.''

"We had them on the ropes,'' saidAsbury Park coach Dave Johnson."We prepared well, and we didn't justcome out here to show up for thetournament. We came here to win.

They're just a better team.''

Plainfield re-affirmed that it is the best public schoolteam in the state, but if Asbury Park was going to get beatby a better team, it was at least going to make the

Cardinals earn it.

Asbury Park will graduate itsentire starting lineup -Hammary, the Conovers, pointguard Danron Morrissey andcenter Anthony McNeil - as wellas its top two reserves, guardsTahj Hammary and IslamJoshua. The Hammarys,Conovers, Morrissey and Joshuawere also integral parts of thefootball team that won theprogram's fourth Central JerseyGroup I title in five seasons thispast fall.

That's a ton of talent toreplace, which gave the loss tothe Cardinals the feeling of theend of an era.

"We're leaving high school aschampions,'' ThomondHammary said.

"I'll always remember this group here,'' Johnson said.

The victories weren't just on the court, either. TheConover twins were suspended from athletics for theirentire sophomore year because of a disciplinary issue thatcarried over from Lakewood. They also missed theirjunior football season because of academic ineligibilitybefore joining the basketball team mid-season last year.They could've easily been swallowed up by the streets inAsbury Park and never heard from again. Now they leavehaving played key roles in winning two Group Ibasketball titles and a sectional football championship.

"I'm just happy I got my life back on track and starteddoing what I had to do and made some changes,'' ArmondConover said. "I'm happy with my career. I got threerings.''

As for Johnson, while he knows that he is losing aboatload of talent to graduation, he also knows this isAsbury Park. The pipeline will produce more players.Still, the achievements of this senior class would be toughfor a group of newcomers at any school to live up to.That's why even though it was a loss to Plainfield, it wasa night for Blue Bishops fans to soak in what anincredible ride they have been on for the last four yearsbecause runs like that don't come along often for anyschool.

"It will be very tough to watch these guysleave, and it's going to be hard to fill theirshoes, but it's Asbury Park,'' Johnsonsaid. "There's always someone in thebackground watching their big brothers.''

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