freehold township high school boys varsity basketball

John Paul Duphiney, Basketball Manager Heaven (Waldwick) AAU director and Co-manager, 2007-2014īoys Head Varsity Basketball Coach at Morris Catholic, 2008-2011īoys Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach at Gill St Bernard's, 2011-2014, #9 in the nation 2011-2012īoys Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach at Colts Neck HS, 2022-Presentīoys Top Asst Varsity Basketball Coach at Morris Catholic, 2002-2007Ĭoached over 400 AAU teams & trained over 7,000 players including NBA, College & HS players since 1999

USTA Player for 3.5 women's tennis team, 8.0 Mixed League 2012-presentĢ021 USTA New Jersey District Tournament Director of the year Margie Bonito, CEO 3-year starter for Union HS Basketball Team, 1989-1991ġ0 Years Sports Management experience: Freehold YMCA, Old Bridge YMCA, Jackson Recreationįreehold Township Certified Youth Sports Coach, 2010-present The rest of the game, however, belonged to CBA.Monroe Tennis, Basketball, and Sports Center Gordinier, RBC’s leading scorer this season, who was held to 12 points by Mike White and Peyton Boesch, put RBC in front for the final time, 15-14, with a putback. RBC, in fact, grabbed an 11-6 lead on baskets by Charley Gordinier, Kevin Bauman and Stephen Lubischer before CBA went in front 14-13 at the end of the quar ter. “That really fired us up today.”Īlthough ending up an easy CBA win, the game was very competitive until early in the second quarter. “We weren’t happy with that loss to RBC,” said 6-11 center Josh Cohen, who did it both ways with 17 points, 11 rebounds, five assists and three blocks. “We needed to play great defense on our home court in front of our fans, and we did.

“Everyone came out all fired up,” said Braunstein. The win enabled CBA to keep the Founders Cup, which it won over RBC a year ago. “We beat RBC twice last year but they came in and beat us in the state tournament,” said senior Steve Braunstein, who scored 20 points including 8 of 11 shots from the floor. Senior Josh Cohen had 17 points and 11 rebounds against Red Bank Catholic.

Freehold township high school boys varsity basketball