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Martin Murray scored the game-winner for the No. 1 seed St. Augustine Prep boys soccer team as the Hermits beat Bishop Eustace 3-1 in the South Jersey Non-Public A semifinals Tuesday.

Connor Hurff added the insurance goal in the second half. Christian Gill had a first-half goal for St. Augustine, No. 2 in The Press' Elite 11. John Richards made four saves.

Tyler Miller scored for fifth-seeded Bishop Eustace.

St. Augustine will face second-seeded Christian Brothers Academy, No. 3 in the Elite 11, in the sectional final 6 p.m. Thursday at Holmdel High School.

Bishop Eustace 0 1-1

St. Augustine Prep 1 2-3

Goals-Miller BE; Gill, Murray, Hurff SA.

Goalies-T. Miller (8) BE; Richards (4) SA.

Records-St. Augustine 21-1.

South Jersey Group II semifinal

(2) No. 7 West Deptford 5,

(3) Buena Regional 2

Dom Crowell scored with an assist from Stevan Austino, but Buena Regional was eliminated from the South Jersey Group II playoffs. Crowell also forced an own goal by hitting it off West Deptford defender Tim Krott from the endline.

Tyler Callahan made 25 saves for the Chiefs, who played without their starting sweeper.

Ryan Kelly had a hat trick as West Deptford, No. 7 in The Press' Elite 11, handed the Chiefs just their third loss of the season.

Buena Regional 0 2-2

West Deptford 2 3-5

Goals-Crowell, own goal BR; Fahey, Perry, Kelly (3) WD.

Goalies-Callahan (25) BR; Brockway (5) WD.

Records-Buena 17-3; West Deptford 18-2-1.

South Jersey Group IV semifinal

(4) No. 6 Lenape 4,

(8) Millville 0

Lenape, No. 6 in The Press' Elite 11, scored all four of its goals in the first half and advanced to the South Jersey Group IV final against Toms River South.

Millville finishes its season 12-8.

Millville 0 0-0

Lenape 4 0-4

Goals-Kramitz (2), Casey, Gambino.

Records-Millville 12-8; Lenape 16-4-2.

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