Shore Conference baseball

After sharing the 2023 division title, Point Beach and St. Rose will battle it out for the Class B Central championship again in 2024.

Ranney graduated most of its vaunted roster of the past two seasons. Is there an opening for a surprise champion in the Class B North race?

CBA has a young team, but a hammer on the mound that will make the Colts the favorite in an always-loaded Class A North division.

The best 2023 division race in the Shore Conference could be even better in 204, with Toms River East joining Southern, Brick Memorial and Jackson Memorial in the battle for A South.

Donovan Catholic has a star to replace, but might be even better on the mound. Can an intriguing group of public schools push the Griffins out of the top spot in B South?

As Red Bank Catholic and Rumson get set to battle for multiple titles again, the rest of the Class A Central field has quietly closed the gap.

Clutch hitting, steady pitching and timely defense fueled Wall to a 10-5 victory over Jackson Liberty in the quarterfinals of the Shore Conference Tournament

Plagued by a nagging cough that threatened to cost him a start, senior right-hander Vincent Bianchi overcame the malady to toss a gem and stir the offense for RBC

After signing his National Letter of Intent, Michael Kuver put his signature on Manalapan's 7-4 win over Middletown South with a walk-off homer in extra innings

Behind aggressive baserunning and a combination of pitching and power from Jon Giordano, Toms River North topped Toms River East, 7-4

A busy week of Shore Conference baseball verbal college commitments continued Monday when Wall Class of 2016 third baseman and pitcher Regan Dombroski announced his non-binding oral commitment to Monmouth University. Dombroski's verbal commitement was the second by a Wall player this week, as 2016 right-hander Connor Metelski also announced his commitment to University of Massachussets at Lowell..

*Photo gallery by Sport Shots WLB* WEST LONG BRANCH - Shore Regional senior left-hander Matt Cosentino silenced one of the state's most potent lineups in an eye-opening upset in Tuesday's NJSIAA Group I semifinals, and he did it with his brain as much as his arm...