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With no more non-public behemoths to overcome, the small schools of Class B Central are ready to battle it out to become the first public champion in the division in 10 years.

St. John Vianney is the new team to beat in the new Class A Central -- a land of opportunity for teams looking for redemption.

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Turnover on the rosters and on the sideline makes Class B North one of the most balanced, intriguing divisions in the Shore Conference for the coming season.

A year after Manchester dominated the Class B South division, will there be a new bully on the block?

CBA has the talent and battle experience to run through Class A North and challenge for the Shore Conference title. Which team will emerge as a threat to the Colts?

Manasquan and St. Rose could be on a Shore Conference Tournament championship collision course, but first, they will headline the loaded Class C North division.

Class A South is no longer dominated by one team, but that doesn't mean the division's best won't be dangerous come playoff time.

Class C South will be the Shore's eighth division this season and, perhaps, its most wide-open division as well.

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Ranney remains the overwhelming division favorite and an SCT title contender, but it might again be time for a public division champion in Class B Central -- and an unfamiliar one at that.

Uncertainty is in excess in Class A South heading into the 2021-22 season, but there is also some promising talent. That combination makes for what should be an exciting, five-team race for first.