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Meet the members of the 2020 All-Shore girls basketball teams

Junior forward Destiny Adams of Manchester is the Shore Sports Network Girls Basketball Player of the Year

Wall erased a five-point deficit in the final 40 seconds of regulation and pulled out a 56-51 win over rival Neptune to win its second straight Central Group III championship.

Two weeks after a shocking Shore Conference Tournament loss, Middletown South fought off Manalapan to reach the Central Group IV semifinals.

Behind a scorching start and a career night from sophomore Ben Roy, Manasquan dominated Toms River North and won its first Shore Conference Tournament title since 1957.

Red Bank Catholic withstood a second-half surge by Mater Dei Prep and advanced to the Shore Conference Tournament semifinals for the first time since 1994.

A year after losing to Ranney in the Shore Conference Tournament final, Manasquan handled Ranney's new cast to advance to the SCT semifinals.

For the second straight year in the SCT quarterfinals, Holmdel endured a slow start but this time, the Hornets rallied past Wall and into the semifinals for the first time in 21 years.

Toms River North erupted for 114 points in a statement win over Marlboro that catapults the third-seeded Mariners back into the Shore Conference Tournament semifinals.

Two top-four seeds escaped and two cruised into the Shore Conference Tournament semifinals.

Red Bank Catholic ended a turbulent stretch of games Saturday by beating rival CBA in the Founders' Cup Game behind a huge performance from senior Kevin Bauman.

Elijah Perkins put an exclamation point on Ranney's third straight outright Class B Central title, which the Panthers clinched Thursday at Mater Dei.