Just some quick hits from Friday (and some leftovers from Thursday). Hoping to do a more extensive post about all the weekend tournaments (including Monday's Snowball) and have it posted by Tuesday morning. We'll see.
Also, I wanted to hit the Long Branch tournament, but there are some technical difficulties with the scoring. I will mention that #7 Ocean Township just lit it up to the tune of 5 600s and a 3274 total, their season high.
Monroe continues to improve, posting a season-high 3129 in a hard-fought 3-1 win over #17 St. Joseph (3087). Monroe's Louis Folgore has been hot this week, firing 713 in the win. Elsewhere in the GMC, #9 South Brunswick had a nice duel with Edison, prevailing 3-1 / 3057-2936, Old Bridge shot a strong 3048 to sweep South Plainfield, and Sayreville put up 3063 in a sweep of Piscataway (who shot a season-high 2942).
Caldwell's Colin Dromgoole put up 740, which is the SEC-Colonial's top series of the season, on Thursday during a sweep of Irvington.
#6 Toms River South had the Shore-South-A's top set, carding 3123 in a sweep of Southen.
More 700s:
Austin Devereux, Manasquan 724
Chris DeOcampo, Sayreville 705
Anthony Fama, South Brunswick 745
#2 Brick Township put up the day's high set with 2812, featuring a 634 by Victoria Gray. Kamerin Peters's 619 helped Toms River North sweep #16 Central.
#10 Edison (2598) held off Emily Alvarez (626) and South Brunswick, but did surrender a point, which is a pretty rare occurrence this season. Second-best GMC set was Monroe with 2526, fueled by Bridget Bolan's 615. South Plainfield knocked off Old Bridge 3-1, in a match that saw defending state individual champ Lanasia Neal post a big 709.
#8 Holy Angels swept Demarest with a 2038 (4-bowler), which was just a warm-up for Saturday's dominant performance in the Bergen County tournament, but we'll get to that again in a day or two, along with everything else.
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