The new week welcomes a reshuffling of the top 10 deck, although no new cards will be introduced this week. Not only are the 10 teams from last week back for an encore, but it is hard to find many teams close to making an appearance next week.
The Shore Conference Tournament was seeded on Monday night, which means those top 10 seeds are currently the most relevant top 10 list out there right now because it is the only one that has any bearing on the games being played.
The division schedules are winding down this week, which means the Shore Conference Tournament is just around the corner.
Up until this week, Class A North was the division with the most parity by a wide margin, but after the last seven days of baseball, Class A South is beginning to look just as crazy.
Although the theme of the 2013 season to this point has been the depth of the two large-school divisions – Class A North and Class A South – this week’s top 10 recognizes the strong starts of two teams outside of those two divisions.
A little more than a week has passed in the 2013 Shore Conference baseball season and already, we have all been reminded that baseball is a funny game.
We are only one day into the Shore Conference baseball season, so it’s still very early as far as seeing which Top 10 teams will stick and which ones may be in for a turbulent season.
The high school baseball season gets into full swing today although there were some openers yesterday when the weather was nicer than what we expect today.
The high school baseball season in New Jersey begins on Monday and there is a wealth of talent in a competitive Shore Conference.
The 2012-13 Shore Conference boys basketball season is in the books, and it marked a resurgence of one of the conference’s traditional heavyweights, the best season ever for a rising power, and plenty of parity outside the top six teams.
This is not just a sports story although on the surface it appears to be.
One of the compelling stories at this week’s NJSIAA Wrestling Championships in Atlantic City will be BJ Clagon’s attempt to win a second straight championship and join Jeff Parker as the only two-time state champs in Toms River South history.
