Girls Basketball

Meet the members of the 2018-19 Shore Sports Network Girls Basketball All-Shore First, Second and Third Teams.

Faith Masonius of Manasquan is the Shore Sports Network Girls Basketball Player of the Year

Installing The System with the intent to keep every player involved, Brad Hagensen of Marlboro hatched one of the bigger surprises in the Shore Conference

A final look at the top teams in the Shore Conference

Thursday night's Shore Coaches Association Senior All-Star Games are one last chance for the top boys and girls players at the Shore to showcase their skills in front of a local crowd.

A valiant, well-executed performance kept St. Rose in pace with unbeaten Franklin only to fall in the end, 55-50, in the TOC semis

Early deficit too much for Manchester to overcome as it falls to Saddle River Day, 76-63, TOC semis.

Scores and recaps from Tournament of Champions semifinal action

Brynn Farrell and Makayla Andrews came to play in their first Tournament of Champions game, helping St. Rose beat University to reach the T of C semis for the second straight year.

An explosive, all-encompassing start fueled third-seeded Manchester to a 74-44 victory over sixth-seeded Mainland in the quarterfinals of the Tournament of Champions and a much-anticipated rematch with second-seeded Saddle River Day.

Freshly-minted state champions Manchester and St. Rose primed for Tournament of Champions

Destiny Adams filled stat sheet, including a career-high 34 points, to lead Manchester past Lincoln for the NJSIAA Group 2 state title, the first in program history for the Hawks.