Marlboro

Marlboro head coach Jason Dagato led the Mustangs to their best season in 25 years as they went 8-3, won share of the Freedom Division title, and advanced to the NJSIAA South Jersey Group 5 sectional final.

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

Marlboro will go on the road and face top-seeded Cherokee in search of the program's first sectional title since 2011

Dylan Millevoi scored the tying and winning goals Friday, the latter of which was a golden goal to beat Marlboro and send CBA back to the Shore Conference semifinals.

Led by its shutdown defense, Marlboro defeated Jackson Memorial, 11-2, to clinch the program's first division title since 1994 and earn the Week 6 Jersey Mike's Team of the Week award.

Marlboro's defense shut down Jackson's potent rushing attack and the Mustangs secured an 11-2 victory to clinch a share of the program's first division title since 1994.

Freshman Jordyn Bauer has more than held her own as a first-year varsity goalkeeper -- she has helped spark Marlboro to a fast start and a surge in the rankings.

After starting the season unranked, Marlboro has climbed into the top ten in the Shore 16 thanks two wins over ranked teams last week.

The Class A North gauntlet can make or break seasons and this year's collection of teams is as formidable as ever.

Coming off the program's best year in two decades, Marlboro has its sights set on a third straight winning season, contending for a division title, and returning to the NJSIAA playoffs.

Freehold Township returns another powerhouse roster and will hope to hold off several other ranked teams in the Shore's Conference's toughest division.

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