Dave Oizerowitz

TOMS RIVER – The Ford highlight factory is back up and running again at maximum capacity. Toms River North senior quarterback Micah Ford showed he’s all the way back from a knee injury to look like his supercharged self again in a 54-13 win over fifth-seeded Freehold Township on Friday night in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group 5 semifinals at Gernerd Field. The rei...

The Shore Sports Network Coaches Corner returns this Wednesday, presented by Varsity Link Player Profiles Powered by Asylum Sports Center.

BERKELEY TOWNSHIP -- Brick Memorial defensive end Chris Hayes swore all week that he would find a way to get in the end zone in Thursday night's U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic. That moment came with under five minutes left in the game when Jackson Memorial defensive end Tyler Towns tipped a pass into the air that Hayes grabbed for a crucial interception for Ocean County...

After winning an NJSIAA title in one of the most difficult brackets in the state and finishing ranked No. 2 in the Shore Sports Network Top 10, it’s no surprise that Toms River North is well-represented on Ocean County’s squad for the U...

WEST LONG BRANCH — The countdown to the 39th annual U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic has begun. The all-star football seniors from Monmouth and Ocean County gathered with their coaching staffs and teammates on Monday evening at the MAC at Monmouth University for Gridiron Classic Media Day...

With every team in the Shore Conference having played at least five games, this is the midway point for the majority of the teams other than the select few who will make it to the NJSIAA sectional finals on that first weekend in December. With half the season in the books, here is a look around Shore Conference football at some of the high points, top performances and storylines thus far, as well

Listen to the Investors Bank High School Football Show with Kevin Williams, Matt Harmon & Ed Sarluca at Baker’s Water Street Grille in Toms River from Thursday, October 9.

*Preview Homepage* The combination of a new coaching staff, several high-profile transfers leaving the program and a host of inexperienced young talent being thrown into the fire snowballed into an uncharacteristic one-win season for Toms River North last year...