Baseball

Shane Panzini will represent Red Bank Catholic Friday at the Perfect Game All-American in Oklahoma City.

Toms River's Todd Frazier will be playing close to home yet again after the New York Mets reacquired him at the 2020 MLB Trade Deadline.

“The Case for High School Sports”
By  Colleen Maguire, NJSIAA Chief Operating Officer
During the past five months, the lives of our student-athletes have changed drastically.  Last March, NJSIAA made the difficult decision to shut down high school sports...

The NJSIAA has moved two fall sports to a newly-created third season as part of its updated return-to-play guidelines.

Jackson ended its memorable run to the Last Dance championship game by becoming the latest high-profile team to fall victim to Cranford's run-scoring machine.

They may have lost their high-school seasons, but Jackson and Cranford find themselves with an unusual opportunity in Friday's Last Dance Final: a definitive state championship.

Carmine Petosa and Tom Cartnick keyed Jackson's come-from-behind win that crowned the Jags as the Last Dance World Series South Jersey champions.

Matt Potok turned in another gem on the mound and Tom Cartnick highlighted more early Jackson fireworks at the plate as the Jags rolled through St. Joseph of Metuchen and into the Last Dance Final Four.

Jackson advances to the South Jersey final behind a pitching gem and some more key hitting.

Frank Malta has led Jackson Memorial to an overall state championship and is hoping his Jackson Jags can add a Last Dance World Series title to the resume.

Red Bank Catholic ace Shane Panzini was selected Friday to play in the Perfect Game All-American Classic Sept. 4 in Oklahoma City.

Nick Beetel threw five no-hit innings, Bill Petrina and Tom Cartnick supplied big hits and Dan Greenwood shut the door vs. Washington Township Wednesday to propel Jackson into the Last Dance South Region semifinals.