Howell

Even after graduating four All-Shore seniors, Howell remained the top public-school team in the Shore Conference thanks to a talented group of juniors and its steady head coach.

With only three games remaining for the trio of Shore Conference teams competing for Group titles next week, now is a good time to look back at how the season went for all 42 Shore teams and take an early look at next year. Obviously, in the age of rampant transferring, the phrase "will return" is not an ironclad statement, but for these purposes we will work under the assumption that un

Freshman Makenzie Memmolo carried her fantastic rookie season into the state tournament with two goals and two assists in her first ever sectional playoff game.

Tyler Borenstein recorded his first career hat trick and Howell topped Old Bridge to move on step closer to its first NJSIAA sectional title in 35 years.

Middletown South scored two second-half goals to erase a halftime deficit vs. Howell and win its first ever Shore Conference Tournament Title in program history.

Class A North rivals meet in the Shore Conference Tournament Finals, with both Howell and Middletown South in search of their first ever SCT championships.

CBA and Howell will meet for the fourth time in the last two seasons and in the Shore Conference Tournament final for the second straight season. Is there any stopping the defending champs?

Behind a dominant second-half performance, Howell rolled to a 4-1 win over Manasquan and locked up a spot in the Shore Conference final for the second straight year.

For the second straight year, Nick Turturro jumpstarted the Howell attack and the Rebels beat Toms River North to reach their second straight Shore Conference final.

*SSN Players of the Week *SSN Shore 16 rankings It’s a game we’ve been waiting to see for more than a year. Red Bank Catholic and Toms River North did not play last season as the debate raged over the final No. 1 ranking in the Shore Conference. They were in se...

The four Shore Conference Tournament semifinalists have been no strangers to the bright lights over the last four years.

With divisional races heading down the home stretch and tournament time creeping closer and closer, the Rebels took one further step by winning the division and winning Jersey Mike's Team of the Week.