Leading Edge HS Recap 5.28.21

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Chatham got the scoring started early and often in Thursday’s game against RandolphNick Jones made sure that he was at the forefront of it all.

The Leading Edge 2021 midfielder and Gettysburg commit snapped home a hat trick and added an assist as the Cougars romped, 17-7. Fellow ’21, defenseman Griffin Kology (Richmond) scored once for Chatham, as did ’22 Marcus Colaco.

’22 Cullen Decker tacked on an assist in the win.

Rumson-Fair Haven 10, Wall 6

’22 Christian Bockelmann (Yale) supplied two goals and an assist and ’23 Cole Cashion sniped a pair of goals to pace the Bulldogs in the Shore Conference semifinals.

’23 John McCurry buried two goals for Wall, which also got a goal and an assist apiece from ’21 Logan Peters (Rutgers) and ’22 Matt Dollive (Army)’23 Connor Moore had an assist and a ground ball and ’23 defenseman Dom Giglio gobbled up three ground balls.

Somerville 15, West Milford 12

’23 Lorenzo Varona‘s five-goal, two-assist outburst led Somerville’s offense.

Mountain Lakes 15, Roxbury 4

’22 Cade Schuckman had a goal, an assist and three ground balls to pace the Lakers’ blowout.

Delbarton 15, Sparta 3

’22 David Link (Villanova) fired home a hat trick to go with two assists to pace the Green Wave. ’21 Colby Plotts (Utah) vacuumed up five ground balls to go with a pair of faceoff wins for Sparta.

Seton Hall Prep 14, Caldwell 4

’21 Jack Dunleavy (Gettysburg) paired two goals with two assists, ’22 defenseman Ethan Ackerman ripped home his first career goal and ’22 Jaz Zanelli (Bucknell) made two saves in split duty as the Pirates rolled.

Manasquan 8, Christian Brothers 6

’23 James Farinacci scored once to help Manasquan secure a berth in the Shore Conference final.

’21 Noah D’Andrea (Providence) stopped 10 shots for CBA.

Johnson 6, Gov. Livingston 3

’24 Rob Tyra dished out three assists, scored a goal and picked up three ground balls to lead the way for Johnson.

Notre Dame 13, Princeton 6

’22 Will Doran pocketed two goals and set up three more for Princeton.