Jersey Shore Basketball League

George Papas got the better of his Monmouth teammates in game one and Shavar Reynolds continued his standout summer to cap Thursday's JSBL double-header.

Soon-to-be Seton Hall sophomore Jared Rhoden had a JSBL debut to remember while league mainstay Justin Robinson helped Sea View survive a scare.

A former Final Four standout makes JSBL debut in down-to-the-wire nightcap.

Shavar Reynolds scored 51 points in front of his Seton Hall teammates, but Justin Robinson (40) and Sea View Jeep earned the win in the front end of the JSBL double-header.

Balanced efforts lead Stern's Trailer and Larson Ford Wednesday night in Belmar.

It was a night of firsts, with one of the JSBL's last remaining unbeaten teams taking its first loss and another getting its first win.

The JSBL takes the rest of the week off for the holiday and action resumes with a doubleheader on July 9 at St. Rose High School.

Sea View Jeep and RKE played the JSBL's first overtime game under the new Elam rule.

Shavar Reynolds was told he was a fringe Division I basketball player while a standout at Manchester. Now he is a scholarship player for a program with Final Four aspirations in 2020.

Results from the opening night of the Jersey Shore Basketball League's 50th season.

During the summer of 2019, the Jersey Shore Basketball League will celebrate 50 years as a Shore summer institution. The season tips off Wednesday at St. Rose.

The Jersey Shore Basketball League has been a summer staple for decades and the 2018 season which started in late June is coming to a close.