RBC Beats Gill

Red Bank Catholic Triumphs Over Gill St. Bernard’s in Defensive Showdown

In a highly anticipated matchup, No. 4 Red Bank Catholic (RBC) secured a decisive 52-41 victory against No. 3 Gill St. Bernard’s. The game, held on Sunday, February 2, 2025, at Holmdel High School, showcased RBC’s defensive prowess.

RBC Beats Gill with Stellar Defense

Red Bank Catholic’s coach, Joe Montano, confidently stated, “If we aren’t the best defensive team in the state, I’d like to see who is.” This defensive strategy proved effective, particularly against Gill St. Bernard’s standout player, Gandy Malou-Mamel.

Nyemchek Leads RBC to Victory

Addy Nyemchek emerged as the game’s top performer, scoring 18 points and grabbing 8 rebounds. Her all-around play was crucial in RBC’s win.

Second Half Surge: How RBC Beats Gill

After trailing 24-22 at halftime, RBC outscored Gill St. Bernard’s by 13 points in the second half. This turnaround was key to their victory.

Balanced Scoring Effort Propels RBC

While Nyemchek led the charge, Christina Liggio added 12 points, and three other players contributed 6 points each. This balanced attack kept Gill St. Bernard’s defense on its toes.

Defensive Strategy Neutralizes Gill’s Star Player

Senior Tessa Carman played a pivotal role in containing Malou-Mamel. Despite Malou-Mamel’s 17 points and 8 rebounds, RBC’s defense limited her impact in crucial moments.

“I truly believe we are the best defensive team in the state,” Carman stated. “Our hard work this season is paying off.”

Implications for Shore Conference and State Rankings

This win solidifies RBC’s position in the Shore Conference A Coastal division, improving their record to 17-4 overall and 8-0 in the division.  As the season progresses, both teams will look to build on this experience. RBC aims to maintain their defensive intensity, while Gill St. Bernard’s will regroup for upcoming challenges.

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Red Bank Catholic defeats #3 Gill St. Bernard 2-02-25


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