Jackson Memorial

Vincent Bianchi and John Nimeth combined to no-hit high-scoring Jackson Memorial as Red Bank Catholic advanced to the Shore Conference Tournament semifinals with a 3-0 win.

Jackson Memorial manufactured early offense, made plays behind starter Joe Princiotta and broke out the heavy lumber late in a 7-1, SCT win over Toms River North.

A late goal by Cade Johnson enabled Southern to defeat Jackson Memorial and clinch the Class A South title for the seventh straight year.

Dylan Vitale scored seven goals and Gustavo Baxes made 14 saves to lead Lacey to a big nondivisional win over Jackson Memorial.

Robert Jeans and sophomore Russ Thistle combined on a three-hit shutout for Toms River North against a red-hot Jackson Memorial lineup.

Behind another powerful offensive display, more solid pitching and continued pristine defense, No. 1 Jackson Memorial handled No. 4 Jackson Liberty to continue its dominant start to 2019.

After hammering No. 1 Toms River South on opening night, No. 1 Jackson Memorial exploded for 15 more runs - including 4 homers - to sweep the home-and-home with the Indians.

Jackson Memorial a loaded roster packed with impact players from its 2018 South Jersey IV championship team. Can anyone in the A South field challenge the Jaguars in 2019?

A final look at the top teams in the Shore Conference

Manchester, St. Rose, Manasquan and ascending Middletown South head into final stage of NJSIAA state tournament

Manchester ascends to No. 1; St. Rose. St. John Vianney, Manasquan, RBC, RFH, Marlboro, Middletown South, TRN and Red Bank round out Top 10; Colts Neck, TRE, Donovan Catholic, Jackson Memorial and Trinity Hall sit on the bubble.

Manasquan’s Bella Serrano and America Garay, Raritan’s Mia Lazaurs and Christine Gavasheli, Pinelands’ Olivia Mena and Jackson Memorial’s Kayla Gregory came away with region titles at the historic inaugural NJSIAA girls wrestling region tournaments.