Jackson Memorial

Leo Shimonovich
School: Jackson Memorial
Height: 5-11
Weight: 180
Position: Running back
College/University attending: Temple University
 
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Sean Sharo
School: Jackson Memorial
Height: 5-9
Weight: 228
Position: Offensive line/center/defensive line
College/University attending: Ursinus College
 
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Joseph Maffei
School: Jackson Memorial
Height: 6-3
Weight: 190
Position: Outside Linebacker
College/University attending: King’s College

Tyler Brito
School: Jackson Memorial
Height: 5-10
Weight: 180
Position: Wide receiver
College/University attending: Coastal Carolina University
 
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Chance Mikal Benjamin
School: Jackson Memorial
Height: 6-2
Weight: 195
Position: Outside linebacker
College/University attending: Palmetto Prep
 
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CBA's duo of Joe Escandon and Pat Reilly led a combined one-hitter by five pitchers as the Jersey Shore Carpenter Cup team won its tournament opener, 3-0, on Tuesday.

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.