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Early deficit too much for Manchester to overcome as it falls to Saddle River Day, 76-63, TOC semis.

If all goes according to plan, Ranney and its star-studded senior class are two wins away from a first in Shore history. That pursuit begins Friday in Toms River against upstart Moorestown.

Scores and recaps from Tournament of Champions semifinal action

Shore Conference wrestling standings for the 2018-2019 season.

Southern Regional finishes atop the rankings as the 2019 Shore Sports Network Wrestling Team of the Year.

In full disclosure, the Shore Sports Network does not have any plans to add bowling to its high school sports coverage but this season proved to be a great one for Shore Conference teams and players.

The Manchester Lady Hawks have collected a lot of hardware winning a second straight WOBM Christmas Classic, a fourth consecutive Class “B South” title and for the third year in-a-row the South Jersey Group 2 crown.

Brynn Farrell and Makayla Andrews came to play in their first Tournament of Champions game, helping St. Rose beat University to reach the T of C semis for the second straight year.

An explosive, all-encompassing start fueled third-seeded Manchester to a 74-44 victory over sixth-seeded Mainland in the quarterfinals of the Tournament of Champions and a much-anticipated rematch with second-seeded Saddle River Day.

For some drivers, perhaps the third chance is the charm. It’s no secret that American states differ in their driving behavior.

Freshly-minted state champions Manchester and St. Rose primed for Tournament of Champions

Destiny Adams filled stat sheet, including a career-high 34 points, to lead Manchester past Lincoln for the NJSIAA Group 2 state title, the first in program history for the Hawks.