Shore Sports Network

The start of the New Jersey high school ice hockey season will be pushed back because of new indoor sports restrictions.

The newest issue of the Shore Sports Network Journal is now available at most Jersey Mike’s locations in Monmouth/Ocean County, Super Wawa stores (with gas stations), Surf Taco and local business that have shown their support within the program...

Even in a shortened season due to COVID-19, the Shore Conference needs to find a way to hold a Shore Conference Tournament in 2021.

Despite his team's 0-3 finish to the season, Max Rosen and Marlboro played a quality final week of soccer against some challenging competition and the junior took home the Week 7 Player of the Week Award.

Katie Aglione buried a 25-yard shot in the second overtime period to give Rumson-Fair Haven its first sectional title in seven years while ending Wall's big for a perfect season.

David Tuschmann posted a hat trick and Colts Neck handled Cranford to win its first NJSIAA sectional championship in 20 years.

Sean Southwell drilled a late penalty kick that proved the difference as Wall beat Toms River East to complete a perfect 2020 season.

Toms River North saved its season with a goal in the final two minutes of regulation and Danny Moreno won it in overtime to give the Mariners a second straight sectional title.

Sophomore Owen Edwards converted a penalty kick in the 70th minute as Manchester beat Monmouth, 1-0, to claim the first sectional title in program history.

Nine Shore Conference teams compete for an NJSIAA sectional championship on Saturday.

An epic goal-line stand in the final minutes gave No. 1 Wall an 18-15 win over No. 2 Donovan Catholic in an instant classic to win the Shore Conference Championship Pod final.

A season that seemed on the brink several times is one day from completion and nine Shore teams have a chance to end it in memorable fashion. A preview of Saturday's NJSIAA Sectional Finals.