Allentown

Matawan has hired former Allentown coach Jay Graber as its next head football coach.

Red Bank's defense came through with several clutch plays while Nigel Mitchell and Makai Mickens keyed a second-half surge in a 30-13 playoff win over Allentown.

Allentown jumped out to an early cushion and held off top-seeded Wall to win its second straight Central Jersey Group III championship.

Middletown South's unexpected run to the Group III final came up one win short of a championship with a 2-1 loss to Allentown on Saturday.

Neptune-Allentown photo gallery by Ray Richardson ALLENTOWN - Neptune entered this season's state tournament as an afterthought and exited it on Friday with widespread respect after the greatest run by a Scarlet Fliers baseball team in nearly 100 years came to a wild end...

TOMS RIVER - Even though he is the all-time winningest coach in the history of New Jersey High School baseball and the owner of five NJSIAA Group championship rings, Toms River South baseball coach Ken Frank has also experienced his share of heartbreaking losses in 40-plus years of coaching...

PISCATAWAY — Brick had its bid for an eighth sectional title denied as Allentown made its own history with a 41-6 win in the Central Jersey Group IV final on Saturday afternoon at Rutgers University. The Redbirds (10-2) opened a 27-0 halftime lead and never looked back on their way to winning the first state title in program history...

Last year's run to the NJSIAA Group III title game by Toms River South was highlighted by one now-graduated player who scored a majority of the goals. This year's run by the Indians is about who is not scoring goals: the other team. For the third straight game in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III Tournament, Toms River South shutout an opponent and got two second-half goals by Dylan Parks within

Follow Matt Manley on Twitter UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. - For better than 60 minutes of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III final, the Wall boys soccer team frustrated an Allentown team that has experienced its fair share of frustration over the last several seasons...