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“We just have to keep learning from that. “We learned a lot from out recent games,” she said.

If we can have the wingers in and get two up-top consistently we will be golden.”Īccording to Bennert, the practices have been harder. “We came out with those two losses and we knew we had to change something up. “We are just going to have to keep grinding,” Bennert said. Senior midfielder Madison Bennert said she believes this offensive out-put can continue throughout the season. The Mariners offense produced four goals in the match. Miller said he wants the team to come out with the same intensity going forward this season.Īccording to Miller, Toms River North has been working on some new offensive and defensive schemes after the losses this season to Saint John Vianney High School and Brick Township. We want to compete for the Shore conference and the state sectional tournaments.” “We lost to Brick Township so we are behind,” he said. It made it a little easier for them.”Īccording to Miller, his club can compete for a Shore Conference A South Division championship. When the team got the first goal the team settled in. “The team came out excited and it showed,” Coach Miller said. Toms River North coach Thomas Miller was impressed on how his Mariners played in the victory over Brick Memorial. That defeat came after Toms River North was defeated by Brick Township High School, 3-1, on Sept.

Junior Emily Royson sparked the Toms River North attack with two goals and two assists.Junior Julia Fiorito and senior Jazmin Brown each contributed to the victory with a goal apiece.