Let’s bounce around a bit this morning but let me first say I was invited by Seaside Heights Mayor Bill Akers to meet Prince Harry yesterday but gave my spot to someone else. I’m in the company of royalty on a regular basis anyway.
It was 14 months ago when I first shared with you the story of Sean Martyn, who was fighting a rare form of pediatric cancer which was discovered following a high school football game he played for the Brick Township Green Dragons.
The first three-plus weeks of the season belonged to the larger schools in the Shore Conference, but this past week, the little guys finally landed a few body blows.
When his son was diagnosed with autism in 2010, Jerry Frulio was not going to sit back and be a passive parent.
There seems little doubt that Mike Rice will be fired as men’s basketball coach at Rutgers University and I wouldn’t be surprised if the dismissal occurred before this day is over.
Roselle Catholic and Shabazz were the big winners in Trenton last night as they claimed Tournament of Champions titles which marked an end to the high school basketball season.
After having already turned in the greatest season in the history of Point Beach boys basketball, the Garnet Gulls will be playing with house money on Wednesday night.
Most of those in attendance at the Pine Belt Arena Tuesday night expected to witness the final chapter of what’s been a remarkable season for the Point Pleasant Beach girl’s basketball team.
Spring sports practice has begun for high school baseball, softball, lacrosse, track, golf and tennis teams but for some the winter sports season is still front and center.
With 11 Shore Conference teams still standing in the state playoffs, this weekend will decide who gets to play for a state championship.
The NJSIAA playoffs are set to kick off this weekend, with 27 Shore Conference teams beginning their quest to be the last ones standing when the smoke clears on the second weekend of December at the state finals.
As the ball rocketed through the uprights and the incredible story of Brick’s kicker with autism came to vivid life, those closest to him wondered if Anthony Starego fully grasped the enormity of what he had just done.
