Monmouth County

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.

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.

Governor Murphy said schools would close, among other more aggressive efforts to get the public to understand the threat of COVID-19.

The bond you build as high school football teammates will last for the rest of your life and you can ask anyone who played as to why.

The Colts Neck Cougars are a team looking to roar their way back into a winning program after going 12-38 from the 2014 season thru the end of last season.

For the second straight year, the Shore Sports Network All-Shore Gridiron Classic will feature more than just outstanding football players as more than three dozen cheerleaders will be participating.

For the second straight year, the Shore Sports Network All-Shore Gridiron Classic will feature more than just outstanding football players as more than three dozen cheerleaders will be participating.

Justin Acevedo, Raritan
Ethan Ardolino, Rumson-Fair Haven
Luke Arnold, Luke Branch
Sam Aromando, Shore
Latrell Bennett, Long Branch
Devyn Blount, Long Branch
Alex Bryant, Ocean
Colin Campbell, Colts Neck
Matt Clarke, Long Branch
Steve Cmielewski, Red Bank Catholic
John Columbia, Red Bank Catholic
Dylan D'Anton…

Former Matawan High School football standout John "Charlie" Rogers Jr. has been released from custody under set provisions two days after turning himself into Aberdeen Police on charges related to an October incident where he allegedly threatened someone and their family with a sword.

Dan Klein was a member of the championship Manasquan High School football team and was a coach before becoming offensive coordinator at TCNJ.

It started out with a week one dominating performance Friday night for the Wall High School football team over Lakewood but ended with half of the players coming down with a sickness over the weekend.