2015 Shore Conference football

Find out here where all the top seniors in Shore Conference football will continue their careers at the college level. Anyone who has a college commitment at any level from junior college, Division II and III to FCS and FBS can email me at badders@allshoremedia...

Ocean senior running back Tyler Thompson has given a verbal commitment to attend the University of Massachusetts on a football scholarship. Thompson announced his decision Friday on Twitter.   Proud to announce that I'll be playing my next four years at The University of Massachusetts #OptimusPrime16‼️🏈 pic.twitter.com/... Read More ...

The 2015 year in Shore Conference sports was a memorable one with several teams and individuals winning championships and re-writing their schools' respective record books. After five days of voting, fans from around the Shore have made their selection for the most memorable story...

Rumson-Fair Haven head football coach Bryan Batchler has been placed on administrative leave for an undisclosed personnel matter, according to multiple reports. Originally reported by redbankgreen.com, Batchler was placed on paid leave on Dec...

Lakewood senior Amir Tyler verbally committed to Temple University on Sunday. Tyler, a 2015 Shore Sports Network first-team All-Shore selection at defensive back, was a dominant two-way player for a Lakewood team that won a share of of the Class B South division title, its first since 2000...

Below are the 2015 Coaches’ All-Division teams for the six divisions in the Shore Conference. All selections were made by the coaches in each respective division.   CLASS A NORTH OFFENSE QB — Donald Glenn, Jr., Middletown North RB — Cole Rogers, Sr., Mi...

If there is a player that best exemplifies the controlled chaos of Middletown South’s ferocious defense, it’s senior linebacker Dylan Rogers. A tackling machine and a heat-seeking missile on blitzes, Rogers, the 2015 Shore Sports Network Defensive Player of the Year, concluded his tremendous career by helping the Eagles finish off the program’s 10th sectional championship with a perfect 12-0 seaso

With a remarkable run of 21 wins and just two losses over the past two seasons, it was obvious St. John Vianney was a program full of talent on both sides of the ball. But for every opponent the Lancers faced their was no question who was the No...

With a roster full of talented and experienced players, Middletown South entered the 2015 season with great expectations as the No. 1 team in the Shore Sports Network Top 10. What the Eagles ended up accomplishing somehow exceeded those lofty goals, and a major reason why was the guidance of 2015 Shore Sports Network Coach of the Year Steve Antonucci...

Shore Sports Network is proud to unveil its 2015 All-Shore teams and season-ending award winners featuring the top performers from the 2015 Shore Conference football season. The All-Shore teams, along with the players and coaches of the year, were selected by a committee consisting of Shore Sports Network’s Bob Badders, Kevin Williams, Ed Sarluca and Matt Harmon...

Here are the Shore Sports Network’s 2015 All-Shore football selections in list form. The teams were picked by a committee of SSN’s Bob Badders, Kevin Williams, Ed Sarluca and Matt Harmon. SHORE SPORTS NETWORK ALL-SHORE FOOTBALL TEAMS FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB — Anthony Brown, Sr...

By Ella Brockway - Red Bank Regional Student Correspondent LITTLE SILVER — Success, people say, is not so much about the destination as it is the journey. Red Bank Regional head football coach Nick Giglio is one of those people. “Along the way the past few years, (the players) learned something...