Shots stop falling for No. 4 Piscataway, and No. 5 St. Joseph-Metuchen takes down Chiefs in OT There were a couple of ways this one could have gone at halftime, when No. 4 Piscataway took an 18-point lead into the home locker room at halftime over visiting No. 5 St. Joseph-Metuchen on Saturday afternoon. It wasn't likely to stay that way. It felt like had the Chiefs kept the momentum going they'd come out with a huge home win, pulling further away.

OVERTIME! Shots stop falling for No. 4 #Piscataway, and No. 5 #StJoseph-Metuchen takes down #Chiefs in OT. POstgame with Alijah #Murphy, Andrew #Kretkowski and HC Mark Taylor presented by #Sportsplex at Metuchen at the link! #NJHoops #GMC

No. 3 Rutgers Prep puts pedal to the metal from the tip, tops Franklin at home, 86-33 Franklin head coach Kashiff Foster said this week his team would need to play "out of their minds" to beat Rutgers Prep in their Skyland Conference Delaware Division game Thursday night. The only problem? The third-ranked Argonauts played even more out of their minds. Their defense fueled their transition play the entire first half, allowing for easy buckets - like five dunks - and good looks a thees, which they hit plenty of - six in the first half alone.

RECAP: No. 3 #RutgersPrep puts pedal to the metal from the tip, tops #Franklin at home, 86-33. Postgame with Jacob #Canton and Alex #Kretkowski at the link, presented by #Sportsplex at Metuchen! #NJHoops