The 2026 Shore Conference baseball season will be remembered as one of the most competitive in recent memory, with multiple teams vying for top honors across divisions.
Point Pleasant Beach captured the NJSIAA Group 1 title, securing the program’s first state championship, while Brick Memorial claimed the Central Group 3 crown for its inaugural sectional victory.
Christian Brothers Academy extended its dominance, adding another Shore Conference Tournament championship to a streak that now totals nine titles.
Ranney School also made headlines by winning the Monmouth County Tournament for the second time in four seasons, underscoring its consistent excellence.
Pitching was a focal point, highlighted by Brody Moore of Brick Memorial, who finished the year 8‑1 with a 1.22 ERA and earned Pitcher of the Year honors.
Fellow left‑hander Dan Pardini overcame injury setbacks to post a 4‑0 record and a flawless 0.00 ERA over 25 ⅔ innings, while Jackson Redmond closed the season on a seven‑start winning streak with a 0.90 ERA.
At the plate, Tyler Garbooshian batted .505 with six home runs, earning Hitter of the Year, and Dan Lubach finished his career with a .503 average that helped Point Pleasant Beach’s championship run.
Angelo Fiore, head coach of Point Pleasant Beach, was recognized as Coach of the Year after guiding his squad to both the Group 1 state title and the Class A South crown.
All‑Shore Selections
The All‑Shore selections, announced by the Asbury Park Press, featured a blend of seasoned veterans and emerging talent, reflecting the depth of skill across the conference.