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St. Rose has reclaimed the its perch atop Class B Central after a decade-long battle to get back and will now defend its spot against some up-and-coming challengers.

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Class B South has been the division of dynasties and Lacey is hoping last year's title is the first in a long run.

With Toms River North graduating most of its juggernaut 2021 team, the Class A South race is wide open in 2022.

With two power programs joining the ranks, the Class B North division of the Shore Conference is as deep as it has ever been and completely up for grabs.

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.

Class A North lost most of its starting talent from 2021, but remains a stacked division with multiple championship contenders.

With much of their 2020 rosters back, St. Rose and Ranney appear on a collision course to decide the Class B Central championship and, perhaps, the Non-Public B title as well.

The Wall-vs.-Colts Neck rivalry blossomed in a shortened 2020 and will carry into 2021, with Wall holding the early edge among the B North field.

Holmdel has dominated the Class A Central division for the past four seasons but the rest of the field may be ready to run down the Hornets in 2021.

With multiple teams harboring postseason aspirations and good teams about to finish in the bottom half of its standings, Class A South will make its case as the Shore's best division in 2021.

Class B South has never been deeper in talent last year proved that there are teams in the division capable of winning postseason tournaments.