More than four dozen of the league’s top upperclassmen were showcased during Wednesday’s Greater Middlesex Conference Basketball Coaches Association’s annual senior charity all-star doubleheader.

PHOTOS: View a gallery of action shots from the games

All proceeds from the contests at Old Bridge High School benefited The Marisa Tufaro Foundation.

Complete rosters for both all-star games can be found below.

In the boys game, South Brunswick’s Daniel Siward poured in a team-high 22 points to help the East All-Stars rally for a 120-113 comeback victory. Rinelson Dilone of Saint Thomas Aquinas posted a team-high 22 points for the West All-Stars.

WATCH: Video highlights from the boys all-star game

In the girls all-star game, Old Bridge’s Abigail Jazmin posted 20 points as Team White pulled away for a 107-87 victory. Woodbridge’s Jennah Johnson led all scorers, netting 27 points for Team Black.

WATCH: Video highlights from the girls all-star game

The all-star doubleheader has a decades-long tradition of giving back to the community and generating thousands of dollars for numerous charitable causes including the American Cancer Society, Team LeGrand, the Christopher and Dana Reeves Foundation, the Gene Haley Memorial Scholarship Fund, Fightstrong Foundation, individuals in medical crisis, and others.

The Greater Middlesex Conference Basketball Coaches Association has been among The Marisa Tufaro Foundation’s biggest supporters, donating gate receipts totaling more than $8,000 from four all-star doubleheaders to the nonprofit. Basketball teams from the conference also turned the league’s pod tournament during the pandemic-shortened 2021 season into a fundraiser for the foundation.

“We are eternally grateful to the Greater Middlesex Conference Basketball Coaches Association for selecting our nonprofit as the beneficiary of this year’s all-star doubleheader,” said Cyndi Tufaro, executive director of The Marisa Tufaro Foundation.

“Our foundation has been blessed beyond words with incredible support from the entire conference, which has helped us make a profound impact on the lives of countless children in need.

“We congratulate the players selected to represent their schools in the all-star doubleheader and wish them all the best in their future endeavors.”

WATCH: More video highlights of the games

Since its inception in July 2017, The Marisa Tufaro Foundation has donated nearly $350,000 to fulfill its mission of assisting pediatric patients and other children in need throughout the greater Middlesex County area.

The nonprofit has also donated thousands of toys, nonperishable food items, winter jackets, baby supplies and other items upon which it has placed no monetary value.

In addition, The Marisa Tufaro Foundation has awarded $29,500 in academic scholarships to 42 high school seniors (basketball players are among those recipients) and sent 20 elementary and middle school students to attend a weeklong summer art camp at Rutgers University’s Zimmerli Art Museum.

Marisa Tufaro survived six open-heart surgeries and a heart transplant before succumbing to a rare form of cancer in 2017 following a valiant battle. She was just 13 years old.

Despite being hospitalized for more than two years and maintaining hundreds of doctor’s appointments, Marisa Tufaro was an Edison Township Public Schools honor roll student involved in myriad extracurricular activities who lived a vibrant life that inspired.

GIRLS SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME ROSTERS

TEAM WHITE

Courtney Edmondo, Piscataway

Olivia Gulick, South Amboy

Abigail Jazmin, Old Bridge

Avery Labaska, Monroe

Kayla Martel, Wardlaw + Hartridge

Gabby Nieves, East Brunswick

Jordan Oster, East Brunswick

Mya Patino, Colonia

Mia Phelps, East Brunswick Magnet School

Lelani Ponder, South Brunswick

Shruthi Saravanan, Woodbridge Academy

Nicole Turco, Monroe

Meher Vig, South Brunswick

Coaches: Tim Corrigan (Saint Thomas Aquinas), Keith Connery (Dunellen) and Mike Howell (Wardlaw + Hartridge)

TEAM BLACK

Paula Antunes, J.F. Kennedy

Arlette Batista, Perth Amboy Magnet School

Katherine Bogutsky, J.P. Stevens

Jolie Dawson, Perth Amboy

Jaclyn Deshields, Middlesex

Ava Fema, Spotswood

Ghelsy Gho, Edison

Jennah Johnson, Woodbridge

Avani Jones, North Plainfield

Matti Miller, Piscataway Magnet School

Trisha Nair, J.P. Stevens

Natalia Vera Cruz, South River

Madison Vitucci, South River

Coaches: Tim Weber (J.P. Stevens) and Vinny Vizzy (Spotswood)

BOYS SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME ROSTERS

EAST ALL-STARS

Abdul Adebule, South Plainfield

Estevan Atanacio, East Brunswick Magnet School

Dave Caruso, Saint Joseph

Jayce Green, Sayreville

Brian Hennessy, East Brunswick

Brandon McCain, North Brunswick

Gurshan Nahal, J.F. Kennedy

Ehi Odion, Old Bridge

Varun Panjeti, J.P. Stevens

Tyrece Parrott, Carteret

Ariel Perez, Perth Amboy

Nate Carman, Piscataway Magnet School

Daniel Yarus, Spotswood

Daniel Swirad, South Brunswick

Pablo Melgarejo, South River

Coaches: Jan Cocozziello (Saint Joseph) and Steve Mate (Spotswood)

WEST ALL-STARS

Nfii Bannavti, North Plainfield

Sebastian Cano, Middlesex

Rinelson Dilone, Saint Thomas Aquinas

Micah Eason, Woodbridge

Ricky Harvey, Edison

Johnkelly Jimenez, Perth Amboy Magnet School

Jowuan Keyes, Highland Park

Myles Marabuto, Monroe

Matt McSorley, Colonia

Gavin Pelkey, South Amboy

Ben Santus, Metuchen

Logan Smith, Piscataway

Jon Walker, Timothy Christian

Omari Williams, New Brunswick

Coaches: Jonathan Toczynski (Woodbridge) and Dennis McNulty (Timothy Christian)