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The Shore Conference of High Schools honored the recipients of the Jack Levy Sportsmanship Awards on Sunday

Rumson grabbed a lead on rival Red Bank Catholic in the third inning and went to its relief ace to secure another key win in a 12-0 start to the season.

Zach Crotchfelt homered off counterpart Cam Leiter and struck out 13 in six strong innings to lead Jackson Memorial to a crucial Class A South win at Central Monday night.

Charlie Jones got locked in for the last 10 outs of the game and his offense came through when it counted as No. 1 Rumson-Fair Haven topped No. 3 Ranney in a hyper-competitive April game.

By its own admission, St. John Vianney did not play its prettiest game of the season Friday, but it was more than enough to put the Lancers in the Tournament of Champions final.

Despite Friday's loss to Rutgers Prep, Manasquan's senior quartet met the program standard this season after entering high school with enormous shoes to fill.

With a young team that had questions to answer at the outset of the season, Manasquan completed its third straight run to a sectional championship on Tuesday with a convincing performance.

After back-to-back years off championship-game heartbreak, Marlboro's all-senior team came through Monday with the program's first ever NJSIAA Central Group IV title.

Nate Williams turned in a quadruple-double and St. John Vianney routed Donovan Catholic to avenge its Shore Conference Tournament loss to the Griffins.

Scott Martin is in the final days of his 21-year tenure as Red Bank boys basketball coach and on Tuesday in the NJSIAA Tournament, his team gave him a home finale to remember.

After heartbreaking losses to end each of the past two seasons, Marlboro's battle-tested, senior-led team finally won its first title, defeating Manasquan in Sunday's Shore Conference Tournament final.

Manasquan made St. John Vianney work for a half, but in the second, the Lady Lancers played like the state's best team and rolled to a third straight Shore Conference title.