Shore high school golf player rankings. Top boys, girls from junior class
There's still plenty of golf to be played, with Shore Conference divisional titles to be won and NJSIAA sectionals looming on the horizon, a prelude to the State Championship Tournament. But over the past five weeks, players from the Class of 2025 have stepped up and made a difference on the girls and boys side.
And it's the junior class that will continue to have an impact as the spring campaign grinds on.
Here are our rankings for the top boys and girls players from the junior class for the current season:
1. Will Ross, Rumson-Fair Haven 2025
Was a shot off the lead with one hole to play at the Monmouth County Tournament, eventually finishing seventh, before firing a 78 at Charleston Springs to finish 15th overall at the Shore Conference Tournament.
2. Bowen Liu, Marlboro 2025
Stepped up with the Mustangs’ low score at the SCT, shooting 76 to finish ninth, after an 81 at the MCT gave him a top-30 finish.
3. Mailon Kent, Point Boro 2025
Kent was a big part of the Panthers’ fifth-place finish at the SCT, shooting 78 to place 15th, after a 12th-place finish at the Ocean County Tournament helped the team place second.
4. Chris Hannan, Ranney 2025
The Panthers’ win at the SCT was biggest surprise of the season, with Hannan carding a 78 to help push the team to a two-shot win over defending champion Wall.
5. Jack O’Connor, CBA 2025
Posted a 75 at Charleston Springs to finish seventh at the MCT, as the Colts shot 301 as a team to finish second behind Wall, before finishing top-20 at the SCT.
6. Matt Merkel, Holmdel 2025
A solid contributor for a team that’s been in the mix all season, Merkel was 13th at the MCT and 23rd at the SCT, where the Hornets got third place, two shots ahead of CBA.
7. Anthony LaRosa, CBA 2025
Stamped a 79 at the SCT to finish tied for 19th at the SCT, while helping to bolster the Colts’ lineup throughout the regular season.
8. Peter Tadrick, Brick Memorial 2025
Opened the season with a strong sixth-place finish at the OCT, before grabbing the early lead at the SCT with birdies on his first three holes, holding on for a top-30 finish.
9. Brendan Millevoi, Middletown South 2025
Was solid at the SCT, finishing 23rd with an 80, the Eagles’ second-low score of the round, as the team finished seventh.
10. Ed Grinvalsky, Howell 2025
A contributor all season, Grinvalsky shot 82 at the SCT, and was top-50 at the MCT, as the Eagles placed sixth.
11. Tommy Renkin, Toms River East 2025
12. Andrew Torregrossa, RBC 2025
13. Quinn Gibb, Red Bank 2025
14. Alexander Jang, Marlboro 2025
15. Eddie Greco, Ocean 2025
16. Mason Krey, Barnegat 2025
17. Bobby Calvo, Toms River East 2025
18. Finian Healey, Manasquan 2025
19. Niall Tantum, Ocean 2025
20. Dominick Petrosino, Colts Neck 2025
21. Aaron Palmer, Toms River East 2025
22. Billy Laudien, Toms River East 2025
23. Matt Bontz, Monmouth 2025
24. Tyler Levander, Middletown South 2025
25. Brian Bauer, Middletown South 2025
26. Christopher Bourlokas, Saint Rose 2025
27. Jonathan Georgiano, Jackson Memorial 2025
28. Ryan Wolf, Jackson Memorial 2025
29. Daniel Presti, Toms River North 2025
30. Lorenzo Gatpolitan, Toms River North 2025
GIRLS
1. Sirina Ganne, Holmdel 2025
The reigning NJSIAA champion picked up where she left off last season, winning her second straight SCT title, after capturing the MCT, with the Hornets winning the team title in each.
2. Kashish Malik, Marlboro 2025
A past Shore Conference and Monmouth County champion, Malik finished second at both the MCT and SCT this season, with the Mustangs finishing second at the SCT.
3. Ruby Haloukas, Howell 2025
It’s been a busy spring so far, placing ninth at the SCT and fifth at the MCT, in addition to finishing 41st at the boys’ MCT.
4. Tatiana Konczyk, St. Rose 2025
A model of consistency so far this spring, placing eighth at the MCT and eighth at the SCT, with the Purple Roses placing third as a team.
5. Samantha Reilly, Southern 2025
Helped the Rams win the OCT team title by finishing eighth overall, coming back two weeks later to finish 17th at the SCT, the fourth best score among Ocean County competitors.
6. Ellery Donaldson, Rumson-FH 2025
A 15th place finish at the SCT helped the Bulldogs grab third place, after finishing 31st at the MCT, with her team placing fifth.
7. Isabella Compitello, Southern 2025
A key part of the Rams’ lineup, a 15th-place finish at the OCT pushed the team to a slim victory over Barnegat, before placing 26th at the SCT, with the Rams finishing fifth.
8. Olivia Kim, Holmdel 2025
Has been a solid contributor in the No. 3 spot for the Hornets, finishing 30th at the SCT, after placing 38th at the MCT.
9. Jillian Becker, Pinelands 2025
Rounds out a solid top of the lineup for the Wildcats, posting the ninth-lowest score among Ocean County competitors at the SCT, after finishing fifth at the OCT.
10. Capri Yarosz, Colts Neck 2025
Came in 28th at the MCT before placing 33rd at the SCT for the Cougars.
11. Brianna Klohn, Donovan Catholic 2025
12. Laina Foster, Southern 2025
13. Ava Tesoriero, Wall 2025
14. Jessica Block, Barnegat 2025
15. Olivia Sandoval, Jackson Memorial 2025
16. Ashley Lopresti, Marlboro 2025
17. Althena Caruso, Southern 2025
18. Marcella Lin, Ranney 2025
19. Erin Farrell, Wall 2025
20. Caroline Conforti, St. Rose 2025
21. Emily Kileen, Saint Rose 2025
22. Kiley Hill, Point Boro 2025
23. Natalie Kline, Holmdel 2025
24. Ella Billotti, Ranney 2025
25. Sabrina Lo, Ranney 2025
26. Alexis Steiniger, Colts Neck 2025
27. Leah Krampert, Trinity Hall 2025
28. Hayden Neuhaus, Shore 2025
29. Reese Jankowski, Middletown North 2025
30. Emery Waltzer, Colts Neck 2025
This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: NJ Shore golf player rankings: Boys, girls top juniors
