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With a veteran-heavy lineup and a roster of just 32 players, Morristown Beard is poised to rebound under Coach Tahj Valentine. A quarterback battle between Jude Franco and Stone Cioffi, a challenging schedule, and the emergence of freshman Nick Ricciardi add intrigue to the season.
Back-to-back 8-2 seasons have set the stage for a senior-laden line to push the Golden Eagles toward their first playoff appearance.
The Rebels' defense returns with seasoned seniors and a promising junior, giving the program a strong foundation for another playoff run.
After the shutdown of Gridiron New Jersey, a beloved repository of high school football data, Central Jersey Sports Radio has taken up the mantle of safeguarding playoff brackets and historical records for New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Tyler Garbooshian’s historic 2026 campaign, marked by a .505 batting average and a string of clutch performances, earns him the Shore Sports Insider Player of the Year honor.
After twelve years at the helm, Coach Angelo Fiore guided Point Pleasant Beach to its first-ever state title, turning a perceived burden into a breakthrough that reshaped the program's future.
The sixth season of Shore Conference girls flag football saw 30 teams compete, with Barnegat finishing unbeaten and capturing multiple player and coach honors as the sport prepares for statewide sanctioning.
The 2026 Shore Conference baseball season delivered dramatic championship wins, standout pitcher and hitter honors, and coaching recognition that reshaped the local sports landscape.
Camila Chamorro, a sophomore from Barnegat, was named the Shore Sports Insider Girls Flag Football MVP after leading her team to a perfect 12‑0 season and a conference tournament title.
Ridgewood’s baseball team captured the Group 4 state championship with a 7‑6 win over Kingsway, highlighted by clutch performances from Brady Ross and an early offensive burst.
Old Tappan defeated Brick Memorial 5-0 in Group III, while Point Beach captured its first Group I championship with a 10-4 win over Pompton Lakes.
Four North Jersey teams from Bergen and Passaic counties will contest the NJSIAA public baseball championships at Rutgers’ Bainton Field on June 14, vying for state titles across four groups.
Ridgewood’s baseball team secured a dramatic 8‑7 win in eight innings, highlighted by Hudson Feeney’s walk‑off homer, and now prepares for the state final against Kingsway
The Ridgewood high school flag football program has turned dominance into tradition, chasing a fourth consecutive state championship behind a relentless defense and a versatile quarterback.
CBA edged Immaculata 1-0 in eight innings, St. Augustine posted a 7-4 win, and Gloucester Catholic rolled to a 13-4 victory, setting the stage for a Thursday championship showdown.
The Piscataway Magnet baseball team rallied to a 5-4 nine‑inning win over Delaware Valley, highlighted by Trey Lyerly's walk‑off single and Jack Garrison's five‑shutout‑inning relief effort. Coach Greg Sampson emphasizes team bonding as the foundation of their NJTAC Group 1 and 2 Tournament title and first NJSIAA playoff victory.
After fifteen seasons and a string of playoff appearances, Lakewood High School's head football coach L.J. Clark was removed following a dispute involving alleged fraudulent student attendance records. His son Dante voiced support at the board meeting, while Clifton Orwick, a former physical education instructor, is slated to replace him.
Ranney School routed St. Rose 13-0 in a NJSIAA State Tournament quarterfinal, with Ricky Lopez and Jake Abrams delivering standout performances that propel the team into the semifinals.
Holmdel’s Jack Vallillo pitched a two‑hit shutout with 12 strikeouts, scoring the game’s only run and leading his team to a stunning upset over top‑seeded Rumson-Fair Haven in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II Tournament.
A quiet shift is reshaping the high school sports landscape in New Jersey, where girls lacrosse teams are seeing enrollment numbers dip as flag football gains momentum.
The opening round of the Shore Conference baseball tournament produced a cascade of upsets that reshaped the league’s postseason picture, setting the stage for a dramatic championship weekend.
Jamal White, a former Triton High star and Towson University Hall‑of‑Famer, is set to guide the Winslow Eagles as they chase a third straight NJSIAA title.
Jamal White, the newly appointed head coach of the Winslow Township Eagles, inherits a program that finished 12‑2 last season and lost star quarterback Jalen Parker to Gloucester Catholic.