Sadiq Palmer

LITTLE SILVER — There were plenty of potential distractions for Red Bank this week - the extra attention after a win over Ocean in Week Three, the Week Four game being moved up a day to Thursday and a revenge game against Neptune - but the Bucs didn’t let any of that get in their way...

WALL -- On a beautiful Friday night for football the programs from Wall and Red Bank high schools came together to kick off their 2015 football campaign, and it was the Bucs who pulled out a 20-7 Shore Conference Class B North victory. Wall entered its second season under head coach Dan Curcione, bringing together a formidable defense and a high-powered offense led by senior quarterback Matt Clule

After Central, Donovan Catholic, Southern and Pinelands whet our football appetites with a pair of down-to-the-wire games in Week Zero, the rest of the Shore Conference will deliver the main course this weekend as the 2015 high school football season kicks into gear...

*2015 Shore Conference Football Preview Homepage* Entering the eighth game of their 2014 season, Red Bank’s players took the field against Manchester optimistic that a win would be enough to clinch them a spot in the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group III playoffs...

By Ella Brockway - Shore Sports Network contributor  @ellabrockway Three years ago, Sadiq Palmer was a 6-foot-2 freshman wide receiver preparing to start his first varsity season at Red Bank Regional. While this year’s roster listed him as only an inch taller, he has grown tremendously and now is about to join a list that includes the legendary Jim Brown, former Eagles Pro Bowl quarterback Donovan

Red Bank Regional junior wide receiver/safety Sadiq Palmer, a Shore Sports Network first-team All-Shore selection in the fall, verbally committed to Syracuse late Saturday night. Palmer's commitment, which was first reported by Scout.com, makes him the first star from the Shore Conference Class of 2016 to verbal to an FBS program...

Photos by Mark Brown, B51 Photography Two of the eight boys basketball Shore Conference Tournament round-of-16 games on Thursday featured Red-Bank-area rivals squaring off, one a pair of local non-public powers and the other two neighbors just down the road from one another...

With National Signing Day in the rearview mirror, it's time to turn the attention to the next wave of talent coming up across the Shore Conference who could be having their own memorable moments on Signing Day in the next few years. After six players signed with FBS programs this year, the Shore is on its way to producing that many and possibly more from the Class of 2016...

*Scroll down for video highlights* WALL – Some players might have tried to block out the jeers, the taunts and the chants calling for the next opponent during a 13-point fourth-quarter blowout, but Red Bank junior Sadiq Palmer took it all in and turned it against the Wall cheering section and their Crimson Knights basketball team...

Photo gallery by B51 Photography LITTLE SILVER - Red Bank entered Thursday night's Class B North showdown against Colts Neck as one of the more balanced and dynamic offensive teams in the Shore, while the Cougars had not allowed anyone to score 40 points in their first five divisional games...

Photo Gallery by Larry Murphy   By Bobby Klatt - Shore Sports Network contributor LITTLE SILVER - When Red Bank Regional had defending NJSIAA Tournament of Champions winner St. Joseph's-Metuchen on the ropes in overtime on Tuesday, the motivation to finish off the Falcons and open eyes across the state was not hard to find. ...

LITTLE SILVER – The Red Bank boys basketball team played its 2013-14 season on an emotional high that carried the Bucs to heights the program had not seen in nearly a decade. Another year removed from the passing of senior captain Albert Martin – for whom the Albert E...