Bergen County Tournament boys soccer roundup for 5 first round games, Oct. 2

River Dell 2, Wallington 1

Vincent Scalclone scored the game-winner in overtime to lift River Dell over Wallington 2-1 in Oradell.

Jonah Nippes made eight saves while Krzysztof Galus finished with six in net as both sides could not score in the first 40 minutes.

River Dell took the lead on a Sean Langley goal before Piotr Motyl tied it up for Wallington (5-3).

River Dell will advance to take on Ramapo in the second round.

Glen Rock 7, Bergen Charter 0

Zachary Spence scored three goals to lead Glen Rock to a 7-0 victory over Bergen Charter in the first round of the Bergen County Tournament in Glen Rock.

Glen Rock (7-0) was the aggressor all afternoon as Bergen Charter (8-3) finished with just one shot on goal.

Oliver Heygi found the back of the net twice while Harrison Wortley finished with three assists.

Rutherford 3, Hackensack 2

Daniel Geltrude scored two goals and added an assist as Rutherford came from behind to take down Hackensack 3-2 in Hackensack.

Hackensack (5-3-1) led 2-1 heading into the break but Rutherford (7-1-1) was up for the task.

Alex Sasso made three saves in net while Alex Jimenez added a goal.

Rutherford will move on to take on Old Tappan in the second round on Thursday.

Cliffside Park 2, Dwight-Englewood 1

Cliffside Park scored two goals in the first half to take control of a 2-1 victory over Dwight-Englewood in Cliffside Park.

Cliffside Park (6-1) held a 2-0 lead heading into the break and the defense was able to make it stand up.

Dwight-Englewood (5-4) added a goal in the second half to cut into the deficit but that is all it would get.

Cliffside Park will move onto the second round and take on Waldwick in the second round.

Westwood 4, Don Bosco 1

Alec Grinkovitch scored two goals as Westwood gained control early during a 4-1 victory for Westwood over Don Bosco in Ramsey.

Westwood (7-2) scored three goals in the first half. Alan Contrerras added one goal and one assist.

PJ Schmidt made nine saves in net to keep Don Bosco (4-4-1) at arms length.

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