Parlin, NJ — The eleven seeded Tigers matched up against the six seeded Bombers at the Bomb Shelter Tuesday. As division opponents these two teams split the season series 1-1. With the season on the line, in the First Round of the JV GMC Tournament the Bombers prevailed in a big way. The Bombers with a 1 point halftime lead, dominated the 2nd half. Propelled by Trevor Yan's 10-point 3rd quarter, Noah Trindade's 13-point 2nd half, and Evan Fowler-Hauser's 6-point 4th quarter, The Bomber's secured their 11th win of the season and a birth to the Quarterfinals. Trevor Yan led all scorers with 30 points, and he and the Bombers look to carry this momentum Friday as they travel to South Brunswick to face the 3-seeded Vikings.

Parlin, NJ — SAYREVILLE — In a game that came down to the final possession, Sayreville senior Sam Jones delivered a moment Bomb Shelter fans won’t soon forget.

Metuchen, NJ — The Bombers hit the road once more to face the Flying Flock at Saint Joseph High School in Metuchen on Tuesday. Trevor Yan led all scorers pouring in 27 points and hitting seven 3-pointers, as the Bombers pushed the Falcons to the limit. Will Lukie and Noah Trindade also added 27 points combined in the closely contested effort. As the Bombers fall to .500 once more, they look forward to hosting College Achieve Central on Saturday, in aspirations of closing out the regular season with a win.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers hosted the Red Devils on Monday and looked to bounce back and regain a winning record. The Bombers got off to an outstanding start winning the 1st Quarter 17-6. The Bombers maintained their advantage throughout the game. The Bombers shared the ball and distributed the wealth as three players scored in double figures. Will Lukie and Marcus Dowling added 8 points each to the winning effort. Noah Trindade led the way with 13 points, while Trevor Yan and Evan Fowler-Hauser poured in 12 and 11 points of their own to secure victory for the Bombers. The Bombers look to carry this momentum to St. Joe's Tuesday.

Edison, NJ — The Bombers wore their Blue Collars as they traveled to visit a conference foe in the Trojans. The Bombers got off to an excellent start propelled by David O'Keefe's 11 points in the opening frame. The Bombers pressure was too much for the Trojans to handle as the Bombers experienced a wire to wire victory. The Bombers were led in scoring by Noah Trindade exploding for 21 points and aided by David O'Keefe and Trevor Yan turning in exceptional performances of 15 points and 12 points respectively. The Bombers will wear their Blue Collars once again and look to create a winning streak as they travel to Hillsboro to face the Raiders.

Parlin, NJ — SAYREVILLE, N.J. — In front of a packed home crowd at The Bomb Shelter, Sayreville delivered a memorable 57–49 victory over Colonia on Thursday night—one highlighted by a historic milestone from senior guard Sam Jones, who became the all‑time leading scorer in Sayreville High School history.

Matawan, NJ — OLD BRIDGE, N.J. — Sayreville delivered one of its most complete performances of the season Tuesday night, overpowering Old Bridge 92–57 in a wire‑to‑wire victory on the road. Behind a balanced scoring attack and standout defensive effort, the Bombers controlled all four quarters and set the tone early.

Matawan, NJ — The Bombers travelled to visit the cross-town rivals in Old Bridge on Tuesday. The Battle of Route 9 began with a strong first quarter from the Bombers outscoring the Knights 21-14 in the opening frame. The Bombers led by Noah Trindade, Marcus Dowling, and Trevor Yan combined for 48 of the Bombers 69 total points. Noah Trindade poured in 24 points of his own leading the Bombers in scoring. The Bombers look to carry their momentum Thursday at the Bomb Shelter versus the Colonia Patriots.

New Brunswick, NJ — Sayreville delivered a memorable performance Monday at the MLK Round Ball Classic, defeating Middle Township, one of New Jersey’s top public high school programs, 74–64 at New Brunswick High School.

Bayville, NJ — Sayreville closed the Jimmy V Showcase with an impressive 77–59 victory over Donovan Catholic on the campus of Central Regional High School, using a dominant second quarter and a strong finish to secure the win.

South Plainfield, NJ — Sayreville battled back with a strong second half but came up short in an 82–74 loss to South Plainfield on January 15.

South Plainfield, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers travelled to South Plainfield to face the Tigers in the second of their divisional matchup. The Tigers pounced on the Bombers as they gained a double digit lead within the first few minutes. The Bombers fought and clawed their way back into the contest lead by Noah Trindade and Evan Fowler Hauser with 19 and 9 points respectively. Unfortunately the deficit was too much to overcome. They look to bounce back from the loss Tuesday at cross town rival Woodbridge.

Parlin, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers secured a decisive 72-58 victory over Woodbridge last night in an exciting matchup that showcased grit, teamwork, and standout performances.

Piscataway, NJ — Sayreville basketball fans got their money’s worth Thursday night as the Bombers delivered a heart-stopping 68-67 victory over rival Piscataway in a game that had everything—momentum swings, clutch plays, and a roaring finish.

Monroe Township, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers delivered a statement win Tuesday night, overpowering Monroe 74-40 in a game defined by hustle, teamwork, and relentless energy.

Monroe Township, NJ — The Bombers traveled to Monroe in a divisional bout against the Falcons. The Bombers loss to the Falcons was the first New Year. They fought hard, but faced foul trouble and struggled mightily from the field. William Lukie and David O'Keefe led the way with 12 and 11 points respectively. The Bombers look to rebound from this loss Thursday, as they visit the Piscataway Chiefs.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers hosted their divisional foe in the Tigers over the weekend. The Bombers came prepared for a battle and looked to rebound from their double-digit loss to Piscataway. Trevor Yan led the way of a back and forth high intensity game with 33 points and 4 assists. He also poured in six 3-pointers. William Lukie added 10 points and 4 rebounds in the winning effort. The Bombers look to extend their win streak Tuesday at Monroe.

Piscataway, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers tipped off their Holiday Tournament versus the Immaculata Spartans. The Bombers played hard, led by the backcourt duo of Trevor Yan and William Lukie, and managed to escape the preliminary round of the Holiday Tournament to face Piscataway in the final. Yan and Lukie combined for 39 points and David O'Keefe and Marcus Dowling add 11 and 10 points of their own.

Parlin, NJ — In a high-energy matchup on Saturday afternoon, South Plainfield held off a late surge from Sayreville to secure an 81-77 victory. The Bombers, now 5-3 on the season, fought hard but couldn’t overcome South Plainfield’s balanced attack.

Parlin, NJ — Sayreville, NJ — The Battle at the Bomb Shelter Holiday Tournament Championship ended with Immaculata claiming the title, defeating the Sayreville Bombers 71-61 in a game that featured momentum swings and a spirited comeback attempt by the Bombers.

Parlin, NJ — Sayreville, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers opened their holiday tournament with a hard-fought 66-57 victory over New Dorp on Monday, showcasing grit, balanced scoring, and defensive intensity in front of an energized home crowd.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers looked to defend the Bomb Shelter for the first time this season versus the the Monroe Falcons. The Falcons were up to the task, tightly contesting the home team through 3 quarters. Trevor Yan, Marcus Dowling, and company extended the lead to double digits in the 4th Quarter as the Bombers were too much too contain. Trevor Yan lead the way scoring with 23 points and fellow Sophomore Marcus Dowling poured in 18 points and snagged 11 rebounds. The Bombers will enjoy the Holiday Break on a 2 game win streak before traveling to Piscataway for their Holiday Tournament.

Parlin, NJ — Sayreville, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers opened their home schedule with authority, defeating Monroe 68-47 in a statement win that showcased depth, energy, and defensive intensity. The victory pushes Sayreville’s overall record to 4-1 as they head into the holiday tournament.

Woodbridge, NJ — The Bombers faced off against the Barons on Saturday. Eager to find themselves back in the win column, the Bombers, led by William Lukie and Trevor Yan, pulled away towards the end of the 3rd Quarter setting themselves up for a huge win. The trifecta of William Lukie, Trevor Yan, and Marcus Dowling combined for a total of 55 points. Huge minutes off the bench by Evan Fowler-Houser provided huge minutes off the bench. The Bombers look to carry this momentum on Monday facing a divisional opponent in the Monroe Falcons.

East Brunswick, NJ — The Bombers travelled to East Brunswick to face the Bears, a divisional rival. The Bombers were led by Trevor Yan and Noah Trindade, scoring 15 and 13 points respectively. After a back and forth game unfortunately the Bombers were on the wrong side of the battle, losing 55-51. The Bombers look to bounce back on Saturday versus another divisional foe in the Barons.

Woodbridge, NJ — \The Sayreville Bombers continued their strong early-season play with an impressive 81–51 win over Woodbridge, controlling the game from the opening tip and never looking back.

East Brunswick, NJ — In a tightly contested game on Friday night, Sayreville came up short against East Brunswick, losing 58-53 in a matchup that showcased grit and determination from both teams.

Holmdel, NJ — The Bombers kicked off their season on the road versus the Saint John Vianney Lancers. The Bomber got off to a hot start dominating the first quarter with pace, intensity, and enthusiasm winning the first quarter 22-8. The Bombers were led by Trevor Yan and Noah Trindade poured in 22 and 21 points respectively. The Lancers fought resiliently as it was a race to the final. William Lukie and Marcus Dowling pitched in 8 points each to propel the Bombers to their first victory of the 2025-2026 campaign. The Bombers look to carry this momentum to East Brunswick as they face a divisional foe.

Holmdel, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers improved to 2-0 on the season with a hard-fought 54-42 victory over St. John Vianney on Wednesday night. After a slow start, the Bombers used a dominant third quarter to take control and secure the win.

South Amboy, NJ — The Sayreville Bombers boys basketball team delivered a statement win today, pulling away in the fourth quarter to defeat Oratory Prep 75–64 at the Friends of South Amboy Showcase, hosted at South Amboy High School.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers welcomed the visitor's from Jersey City to a battle on Saturday. The Bulldogs continuously pressured the Bombers, and forced them to be uncomfortable, showing a series of different zone defenses. Despite the constant adjustment of the Bulldogs, and ample pressure, the Bombers were able to overcome. Led by their Freshman Trio, Trevor Yan, Julian Hall, and Noah Trindade, who combined for 51 of the Bombers' 64 points. Braden Freyer also threw in 10 points of his own, contributing to the cause. The Bombers, now on a four game win streak, look to carry their momentum where they host a JV GMC Tournament Game Thursday.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers hosted the Tigers Tuesday, in a White Division clash. The Bombers gained control of the game early, and refused to waiver. A multitude of Bombers contributed on this day, but the heroics were led by forwards Noah Trindade and Braden Freyer. Trindade led all scorers with an efficient 20 point performance, followed by Freyer pouring in 15 points of his own. The Bombers' dynamic Freshman Backcourt of Trevor Yan and Julian Hall chipped in 13 points and 10 points respectively. Yan and Hall controlled the pace of the game, handled pressure, and created scoring opportunities for their teammates. The Bombers await the Ferris Bulldogs at home Saturday, as well as the seeding of the JV GMC Tournament, where the Bombers hope to be amongst the top seeds.

Princeton, NJ — The Bombers travelled to Princeton, looking to gain another win, and spark a new winning streak. A balanced scoring attack led by Braden Freyer with 15 points propelled the Bombers past the Tigers. Hefty contributions by Trevor Yan, Julian Hall, and Will Lukie, appeared to be the difference maker, as the Bombers gave the Tigers more than they could handle. The Bombers look to extend their win streak to three as the South Plainfield Tigers travel to the Bomb Shelter, in a heavyweight White Division bout, on Tuesday February 4th.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers bounced back after their gut wrenching home blunder versus the Barrons, and found a way to, once again, find themselves in the winning column. The Bears proved to be a difficult opposition for the Bombers. The Bombers third quarter heroics surged them past the Bears, as they rebounded from their home loss, and prevented their first losing streak of the season. Freshman Trevor Yan and Julian Hall lead the way by pitching in 38 points combined, and 20 of those in the third quarter. The Bombers have ample time to enjoy this win, as well as get some well deserved rest as they next travel to Princeton Saturday, in hopes to spark yet another win streak.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers faced the Barrons for the second time in five days, and were hopeful for an alternative outcome. The Bombers entered the fourth quarter with a 12-point lead, unfortunately the Bombers could not protect their lead, and avenge their loss. The Barrons proved to be a task too tall for the Bombers to overcome on this day. As the season unwinds, the Bombers look to get back on the right track as East Brunswick travels to the Bomb Shelter Tuesday 1/28.

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers redeemed themselves, and enjoyed a total team victory over the Panthers. As every player scored, the Bombers overwhelmed the Panthers, pouring in 78 points over four quarters. The Bombers moved the ball well, having several players fill up the scoring column. The Bombers look to carry this momentum versus the Woodbridge Barrons at home, a team in which bested the Bombers in their last bout.

North Brunswick, NJ — The Bombers host the Raiders in a divisional tilt, looking to extend their winning streak to seven in a row. Trevor Yan lead the way with an exceptional shooting performance, burying seven three-pointers, jump starting the Bombers offense. Julian Hall made his mark on this bout pouring in 19 points over only three quarters. The Bombers backcourt tandem combined for 42 points, ensuring that the Bombers would not be denied their 7th win in a row. The Bombers seek their 10th win of the 2024-2025 campaign versus the Woodbridge Barrons Tuesday, as they prepare to hit the road, and be road warriors once again.

South Plainfield, NJ — The Bombers traveled to South Plainfield to face the 10-2 Tigers, a clash of undefeated teams within the division. Facing adversity early on, down by as many as ten points, Julian Hall, Braden Freyer, Trevor Yan, Will Lukie, Noah Trindade, and the Bombers found a way to turn the tide, and escape the Tigers Den victorious. Hall, with 15 of his 32 points in the third quarter, pounced on the Tigers, setting up the Bombers in favorable fashion. The Bombers outscored the Tigers 36-22 in the second half, en-route to securing their victory, and being the sole leader of the White Division. Stay tuned as the Bombers look to extend their winning streak to 7 versus the North Brunswick Raiders at the Bomb Shelter.

Parlin, NJ — In the Bombers' return to the Bomb Shelter, for the first time in the New Year, they looked to extend their win streak to five in a row, and capture, an ever elusive, first home win of the 2024-2025 campaign. The Vikings brought their best, learning from their 13-point home loss to the Bombers earlier in the year, forcing a closely contested game that went down to the wire. Clutch performances by Julian Hall, Trevor Yan, and Noah Trindade, appeared to be the difference in a victorious effort. Hall with a late game layup, putting the Bombers in the catbird seat, up three points with a little less than two minutes remaining in the final period. Noah Trindade's trip to the free throw stripe also extended the Bombers advantage, as they claimed their 7th win of the season, and their 5th win in a row. Hall, Yan, and Trindade, contributed 16, 15, and 11 points respectively. The Bombers are hitting the road once again, as they face a vaunted divisional opponent at South Plainfield High School Thursday.

East Brunswick, NJ — The Bombers took the short ride over to face a newcomer to the White Division in the Bears. After falling behind by as many as 12 points in the second quarter, Hall and the Bombers showed their resolve by storming back in a big way in the 2nd half, giving the Bears more than they could handle. Coming out of the locker room for the second half down by eight points, the Bombers seemed determined to leave East Brunswick with a victory. With a 21-point explosion by Julian Hall in the 3rd quarter, the Bombers reclaimed control of the game headed into the 4th quarter. The Bombers, with exceptional performances from Julian Hall, Trevor Yan, and Braden Freyer, maintained their advantage and pulled out a gritty, gutsy 59-56 win to propel them to 5-2. The Bombers, Hall, Yan, and Freyer look to maintain their warrior mentalities as they face a Red Division adversary, on the road, looking to extend their winning streak to four in a row.

North Brunswick, NJ — Julian Hall's dominant performance propelled the Bombers passed the North Brunswick Raiders. Hall's 31 point barrage over three quarters overwhelmed the Raiders, allowing the Bombers to reclaim a winning record. In support, Trevor Yan, William Lukie, Noah Trindade, Braden Freyer, Jeremiah Walker, and Thomas Roberts recorded strong performances from the tip, beginning the game on a 26-8 run. Hall and the Bombers look to carry this momentum to Perth Amboy, as they prepare for another battle on the road.

Perth Amboy, NJ — Braden Freyer led the way of a balanced scoring attack from the Bombers with 17 points. Freshman Julian Hall, Trevor Yan, and Noah Trindade poured in 15, 14, and 11 points respectively, to spark the Bombers first winning streak of the season. The Bombers look to continue their winning ways Thursday as they travel to East Brunswick, to face a divisional foe.

Parlin, NJ — The Boys Blue Basketball team ended their season on a high note by defeating Middlesex 49 to 37 on Wednesday. Trevor Yan led the way with 19 points but it was his passing and defense that carried the team to victory. Julian Hall's clutch free throws in the 4th quarter helped ice the lead as the team pulled away. The trio of big men Noah Trindade, Aaren Cireno, and Marcus Dowling grabbed over 30 rebounds as they limited 2nd chances and held Mauger to only 12 points in the 2nd half. The boys ended their season with an impressive record of 10 wins and 2 losses. Great season Bombers!

Parlin, NJ — The Bombers entered the game 5-1 with their only defeat coming at the hands of today's opponent Carl Sandburg Middle School. The Bombers looking to avenge the loss with a strong effort at home found themselves in a classic back and forth battle. Sandburg found a way to slow down the Bombers transition offense and was hot from downtown with 9 threes that kept the Bombers on their heels for 4 quarters. With the Bombers trailing 54-52 with 10.3 seconds left, Coach Donegan drew up a play for the win. Sayreville inbounded to Julian Hall, dribble hand off to Jason Berescky who passed it to Trevor Yan in the corner. Trevor's shot went long but the rebound went back to Sayreville as Aaren Cireno went for an immediate put back. His shot also went long and it looked like the Bombers had run out of time. Jason Berescky, in what can only be described as one of the greatest passes of all time, caught the rebound and while still in mid-air kicked the ball out and hit Trevor Yan with a beautiful pocket pass in the corner. Sandburg learned the hard way that you don't give Yan two looks to win the game as Trevor's 3pt shot rattled in as the buzzer sounded giving the Bombers the win. The Bombers are now on a 6 game win streak and remain undefeated at home!