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It all began back in the 1930's when William George Sr. played for the Green Wave where he a team captain on the football team.

If 2019 was building from the ground up, then this season's version of the Colts Neck Cougars is poised for another roaring performance on the football field with a large group of juniors leading the way.

Lacey Township High School football coach Lou Vircillo has become one of the most successful head football coaches in the history of the Shore Conference.

Games have been underway for nearly two weeks now in Ocean County's District 18 Little League and much of the proposed health and safety guidelines have taken shape with masks, social distancing and hand sanitation leading the charge.

The Ocean County Prosecutor, the Ocean County Health Department and former New York Giants offensive lineman David Diehl, are urging motorists of all ages to have a game-plan and not get behind the wheel if they're impaired.

18-year old Eric Czapliniski has been the team manager for the Lacey High School Lions for the past three seasons while also playing Center for the Brick Stars Challenger Program.

The Colts Neck Cougars are a team looking to roar their way back into a winning program after going 12-38 from the 2014 season thru the end of last season.

The key for the Lacey Lions to shine on the field this season will be from a collective mix of seniors and younger players who need to develop quickly for the team to battle a tough schedule.

The rebuilding process for any team takes a long time to turn things around and as Kyle Sandberg enters his fourth season as Head Coach, he's encouraged by the progress he has seen on the field and is expecting more out of his players in 2019.

In order to get to the playoffs this season, the Lions will need to fill the void of eight players on the offense who graduated last season.

The 6th Annual Strike Out Autism Challenge raises awareness of the disorder and money for programs for students on the spectrum in Ocean and Monmouth Counties to learn life skills and prepare for the world awaiting them.

Democrat Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle doesn't think her bill will pass, but hopes it starts a discussion about tackle football.