Controversial call mars finish of New Jersey HS playoff game

The playoff game between Manasquan and Camden was marred by an apparent wrong call by officials

It appeared as if Manasquan High School had pulled off a stunning upset of Camden High School Tuesday in a New Jersey High School Group 2 playoff game.

Then, the officials stepped in and changed the result of an apparent buzzer-beater and Camden had won a game it appeared to have lost.

Per CourierPostonline.:

Alijah Curry sank two foul shots with under 10 seconds to go to give Camden the lead, but Manasquan rushed down the court for a final shot. While the first shot was off the mark, Griffin Linstra had a put-back that touched off a wild celebration for Manasquan.

However, the officials ruled the final shot came after the buzzer and the Panthers advanced to the championship game.

From all video accounts I’ve seen, that basket should have counted and Manasquan should have beaten No. 3 Camden 47-46 #njhoops pic.twitter.com/3tvT6uasRj

The Manasquan coach was upset … rightfully so.

Manasquan is looking to see if the wrong can be righted.