Holmdel

Pitching is the great equalizer in the NJSIAA Tournament and these six first-round underdogs from the Shore have an ace ready to go for Monday's opener.

Holmdel senior goalie has been voted the Shore Sports Network Boys Lacrosse Player of the Week.

Red Bank Catholic has the talent to overcome a key injury while Manasquan is armed to the gills with power pitching and Raritan brings a championship pedigree to a high-level A Central race.

Manasquan clamped down on Holmdel for the third time this season and advanced to the Central Jersey II semifinals.

Check out Shore Sports Network's All-Shore Conference Tournament Team and vote for your choice as Tournament MVP and Orthopaedic Institute of Central Jersey Player of the Week.

No. 4 seed Freehold Township blew a 17-point lead against No. 12 Holmdel but had enough left in the tank to fight off the Hornets and advance to the SCT semifinals for the first time in 12 years.

Jackson McCarthy scored 18 points and both he and senior teammate Ian O'Connor posted double-doubles as No. 4 Rumson-Fair Haven handled No. 9 Holmdel.

Check out the top players in the Shore Conference over the past week and vote for the top performer as the Orthopaedic Institute of Central Jersey Player of the Week.

After the first weekend of Shore boys basketball in the 2018-19 season, we have seen plenty but have we learned anything? Here are 10 things we might (but probably don't) already know for certain.

Raritan and St. John Vianney are expected to duke it out for the division crown while Holmdel hopes to build off a breakout season and Rumson looks to emerge.

Breaking down the Class A Central girls basketball scene in the Shore Conference.

After leading Holmdel to unprecedented success in boys soccer over the past two seasons and throughout his 16-year run, John Nacarlo is stepping down as head coach of the Hornets.