The pass Camila Chamorro threw to Julia Giangregorio was a simple, short pass outside the left hashmarks with maybe 24 yards of distance to the end zone. What Giangregorio did in between wasn’t just a thing of beauty —highlight-reel type stuff, to be frank — it set the stage for a contest in which Middletown South was completely outmatched.

“We just had to do what we always do,” said the Barnegat freshman, who scored the first of six touchdowns as the Bengals steamrolled the Eagles, 39-12, to…