Shore Regional

Shore was within a shot of pushing its championship hopes over the top, but came up short Monday in a 43-39 loss to Eagle Academy in the Central Group I final.

Shore has won 11 of 12 games and now heads to Newark to face Eagle Academy in hopes of capturing its first Central Jersey Group I title since 2015.

Shore turned to its defense Friday against Point Beach to earn a trip to its first NJSIAA Central Group I final since 2015.

Liam Gajewski hit three free throws with no time on the clock to seal a comeback win at Ocean for unbeaten Shore.

Class C South will be the Shore's eighth division this season and, perhaps, its most wide-open division as well.

Shore Regional put up big offensive numbers on its way to the program's first sectional title in eight years and Nick DiNapoli delivered two of the tournament's biggest goals.

Shore Regional and its young roster overcame a challenging offseason and September to win their first NJSIAA sectional championship in eight years.

With a young, inexperienced roster, Shore hung tough against some rugged competition early in 2022 and is now one win from its first sectional title in eight years.

Some of the best teams in the NJSIAA Group II field will first duke it out for the Class A Central title, with frontrunner Rumson-Fair Haven looking to build on its first ever championship season.

Despite graduating many of its top players, Shore still plans on regrouping to contend for the Patriot Division title.

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Jamie Mazzacco did it all for Shore during an All-Shore senior campaign and is ready for a similar role in the Gridiron Classic as Monmouth County's jack-of-all-trades.