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It\u2019s essentially the most electrifying ending to any Shore Convention soccer recreation this season.\u00a0<\/span>
Division rivals Brick Memorial and Toms River North have been tied at 21 in a prime 10 matchup final week when Mustangs senior quarterback Jason Lajara put up a 33-yard cross to senior extensive receiver Nyzier Matthews with the clock operating right down to single digits.\u00a0<\/span>
The star receiver hauled it in over two defenders for the game-winning landing with solely six seconds remaining in regulation for a hard-fought, 28-21 victory over the defending Class A South champions in a thriller at Gernerd Area.\u00a0<\/span>
Shore Sports activities Insider spoke to Mustangs head coach Walt Currie, offensive coordinator James Mahoney, Lajara and Matthews about how they pulled it off to finish Toms River North\u2019s 40-game profitable streak in opposition to public colleges.\u00a0<\/span>
\u201cThe decision was a formation and a movement we thought we may use to get Naz singled up, which labored,\u201d Currie stated. \u201cJay put the ball proper as much as give Naz an opportunity, and he went up and high-pointed it and made the play.\u201d\u00a0<\/span>
Mahoney, who breaks the play down<\/a> within the video under, was looking for a option to get Matthews, one of many state\u2019s prime receivers, remoted in one-on-one protection.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n