Camden

Manasquan will defend its 2023 Group II title against another stacked field, both within its Central Jersey section and in South Jersey.

Clutch pins by senior heavyweight Ryan Buchanan and sophomore 165-pounder John Saraiva helped St. John Vianney win a rematch with Camden Catholic, 33-24, to win the Non-Public B state championship. It is the Lancers second state title and first since 1995.

Results from the NJSIAA team state finals at Rutgers University's Jersey Mike's Arena.

Shore Conference wrestling schedule and results for Wednesday, January 31.

With St. Rose taking on Montverde, Darius Adams returning to play in the same showcase as his former team, and tournament seeding in play, the 2024 Metro Classic is a big one for the Shore.

Shore Conference wrestling schedule and results for Thursday, December 28.

Middletown North's Brady Klinsky, Donovan Catholic's Kurt Wehner, Brick Memorial's Harvey Ludington and Ben Szuba, and Red Bank Catholic's Lorenzo Portella won titles at the Mustang Classic.

Results from the 2023 Mustang Classic wrestling tournament at Brick Memorial High School.

Roselle Catholic erased a fourth-quarter deficit and came through with clutch shots down the stretch to knock off No. 1 Camden in the last ever Tournament of Champions final.

Manasquan has been working all year toward getting a shot at Camden and making the most of the opportunity. That moment arrives Thursday night in Toms River.

PERTH AMBOY - Tuesday night's win over Arthur L. Johnson in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II championship was the realization of a dream for the Rumson-Fair Haven boys basketball team. On the other end of the spectrum, Perth Amboy High School has been where Shore Conference teams have gone to wake up from their dream seasons and Camden has often been the alarm clock...

Photo Gallery by Sports Pix NJ PERTH AMBOY - If the Manasquan boys basketball team was hoping for a feeling-out period to open its NJSIAA Group II semifinal against Camden on Wednesday night, the Warriors barely had time to read the name on the front of the Panthers' jerseys before the defending Group II runner-up was up by double digits...