Raritan

Find out the final four members of the 2019 All-Shore Boys Soccer Team, as selected by the Shore Sports Network readers.

Senior Joe Seber led an inexperienced Raritan back to the Shore Conference Tournament and is the Week 4 Surf Taco Player of the Week.

Check out the top boys soccer performers from the past week and vote for the one you think deserves to be the overall Player of the Week.

Holmdel puts its two-year stretch of dominance on the line with only three starters back while Manasquan looks to capitalize with one of its most talented teams.

After installing a new offense last yeae, Raritan brings back a more seasoned squad that hopes to build off last year's progress.

Raritan Football 2019 Team Page

Justin Acevedo
School: Raritan
Height: 6-0
Weight: 205
Position: Linebacker
College/University attending: Delaware Valley University
 
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Red Bank Catholic has the talent to overcome a key injury while Manasquan is armed to the gills with power pitching and Raritan brings a championship pedigree to a high-level A Central race.

Six challengers will attempt to dethrone three-time defending champion Scottie Lewis in the I'm Possible Slam Dunk Contest on March 21 in Toms River.

Manasquan's Bella Serrano, Raritan's Cristine Gavasheli and Manalapan's Jesse Johnson entered the history books among the first 10 girls wrestling state champions in New Jersey history.

With their team mired in a four-game losing streak, Ian O'Connor and Jackson McCarthy got Rumson back on track with a round-one, CJ 2 win over Raritan.

Manasquan’s Bella Serrano and America Garay, Raritan’s Mia Lazaurs and Christine Gavasheli, Pinelands’ Olivia Mena and Jackson Memorial’s Kayla Gregory came away with region titles at the historic inaugural NJSIAA girls wrestling region tournaments.