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Eight Shore Conference aces return in 2023 after posting decorated 2022 seasons.

As has been the case in recent years, there are a slew of talented, proven players returning to Shore Conference Baseball in 2022.

Your one stop for all preseason baseball content, with the highly-anticipated 2021 season on the verge of finally arriving.

Baseball is back in New Jersey. After a lost season, which teams at the Shore will come back strongest in 2021?

The Shore is brimming with young, up-and-coming baseball talent and while those players were robbed of a 2020 season, many will have a chance to break out in 2021.

Among the many disappointments of losing an entire high school baseball season is missing out on seniors turning in years to remember.

They pitch, they hit, the catch it. They are the best all-around players in the Shore Conference: the "two-way" players.

The 2010’s were a prosperous decade for Shore Conference pitchers and if this year’s crop is any indication, the Shore is about to enter the roaring twenties.

Second base is always a position to find the up-and-comers, but there are also a number of established players at the position throughout the Shore Conference.

At the most important non-pitcher position on the field, the Shore is routinely strong every year. The 2020 season would have been no different.

This year’s crop of first basemen at the Shore bring both traditional power at the position, as well as some added versatility.

Shortstop is the most scrutinized position on the infield and this year's Shore Conference crop features plenty of first-year starters at the position.