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Ryan Ramsey showed why he is in the conversation of the state's top pitcher by twirling a one-hitter, out-dueling Nick Guzzi, and leading Pascack Hills past Point Boro, 2-0, for a second straight Group II title.

David Glancy missed a chunk of his senior year due to injury but capped it with a big home run to back starter Shane Panzini and lead RBC to its second ever Shore Conference title.

Trey Dombroski pitched three scoreless innings of relief and Colts Neck walked in the winning runs in Wall's 3-1 victory in the CJ III quarterfinals.

Point Boro held off a relentless Jackson Liberty team looking for its 19th straight win and won the program's first ever Ocean County Tournament title.

Sebastian Jno-Baptiste went the distance and contributed to a big sixth inning at the plate to help lead Neptune past Pinelands in the program's first SCT game in 10 years.

Nick Guzzi threw five dominant innings and sophomore Frank Dominici ignited the offense as Point Boro topped Toms River East to reach its first Ocean County Final.

Joe Escandon took a perfect game into the sixth and a no-hitter in the seventh and while he got neither, the senior left-hander and his CBA teammates added to the program's rich legacy by winning a ninth MCT title.

Pat Reilly battled through four innings on the mound and hit a big fifth-inning homer to lead CBA past Manasquan and into the MCT championship game.

Kevin Ritz and David Melfi each homered and Jackson Liberty completed a two-game sweep of Point Boro to clinch its second straight Class B South championship.

Spencer Bauer returned to the mound for the first time in nearly four weeks and spun a one-hit shutout Sunday to pitch Manasquan past Red Bank Catholic and into the Monmouth County Tournament semifinals.

Dante Ciaramella continued his dominance on the mound and junior Alex Alonso pitched in on several fronts to headline No. 14 seed Monmouth's upset win over No. 3 Middletown South in the Monmouth County Tournament.

Behind another powerful offensive display, more solid pitching and continued pristine defense, No. 1 Jackson Memorial handled No. 4 Jackson Liberty to continue its dominant start to 2019.