football game story

Cole Robinson accounted for three touchdowns on his birthday to help Southern beat Central and move closer to a home playoff game.

Led by Logan Peters and Casey Larkin, Wall racked up 300-plus yards on the ground, held St. John Vianney in the red, and clinched at least a share of the Colonial Division title.

Ray Carlson came up huge in his first game at wide receiver and Toms River North's decision to go for two and the win in overtime paid off in a classic win over Rumson-Fair Haven.

Wall turned a scoreless tie in the fourth quarter into a convincing division win over Jackson Memorial in a battle of two SSN Top 10 teams.

C.J. Duell, Kavon Chambers and Jayden Bellamy beat Middletown South in more ways than one to help St. John Vianney take its 2019 opener.

Celebrating the first game of its 100th season of football, Red Bank hung 50 points on Freehold Boro and made a statement to the rest of the Shore.

No. 1 Red Bank Catholic rolled up six sacks on defense and 200-plus rushing yards on offense to handle Pope John and earn a spot in the Non-Public Group III final opposite No. 2 Mater Dei Prep.

Rumson-Fair Haven overcame the absence of its top offensive weapon and some miscues to beat Ocean, end a two-game skid and advance to the Central Group III semifinals.

After losing an anticipated game at Red Bank Catholic last week, Long Branch got back in the win column with an all-around dominant performance Friday in a 26-0 win over Wall.

Middletown South labored early and delivered late to beat Toms River North and capture the outright American Division title.

Barnegat approached Friday's trip to Shore as a must-win game and got the job done with a 17-14, defensive-fueled victory.

After four straight seasons losing to St. John Vianney, Rumson-Fair Haven took out four years of frustration on the Lancers by blowing them out in the first half on Friday's season-opener.