Jersey Shore

It all began back in the 1930's when William George Sr. played for the Green Wave where he a team captain on the football team.

Lacey Township High School football coach Lou Vircillo has become one of the most successful head football coaches in the history of the Shore Conference.

In what would have been their 20th season on the baseball diamond that was cancelled along with other affiliated teams by Minor League Baseball due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Lakewood BlueClaws can still celebrate a major milestone in 2020.

Games have been underway for nearly two weeks now in Ocean County's District 18 Little League and much of the proposed health and safety guidelines have taken shape with masks, social distancing and hand sanitation leading the charge.

They left a mark on the game still etched on the turf nearly a decade later.

Yes, the Major League Baseball season will begin in late July and without fans, but Minor League Baseball announced on Tuesday that there will be no season this summer for the affiliated teams.

The Covid-19 pandemic has become especially draining mentally for athletes and coaches with no practices or games to take part in right now or in the immediate future. They're now trying to find ways to prepare for an uncertain future.

Two Jersey Shore Assemblymen are calling on Governor Murphy to "Step Up To The Plate" and let Little League teams have a season this summer.

District 18 Little League in Ocean County is preparing for the possibility of playing out a season at some-point this year.

This won't be a normal, typical summer in Ocean County as much as we wish it would be and as beaches and boardwalks reopen there will be restrictions and rules to follow.

Summer in Ocean County won't be like it has been in years past due to the pandemic and it's already having an impact on people whose busy working season occurs between Memorial Day and Labor Day, including Lifeguards.

Little League International in Pennsylvania, who have been monitoring the pandemic situation and adhering to advice from the CDC, are advising all local Little League programs across the U.S. to suspend/delay their season to not start until at least Monday, May 11.