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There was not much normal about the 2020 season, but CBA's return to dominance was a familiar sight. Is there a worthy A North challenger to the Colts in 2021?

In a season that is sure to have as much unpredictability as it has uncertainty, the season will start with a familiar name at the top of the Shore Sports Network rankings.

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Wall tries to follow up a banner 2019 season while working in a new defense, while Colts Neck leads a field of contenders in a new-look B North.

Ranney defends its first ever Shore Conference division championship against a balanced B Central field with multiple potential challengers.

Pinelands has established itself as the perennial Class B South favorite for the time being but there is at least one upstart ready to take on the Wildcats.

This year's version of Class A South could be the best in quite some time and the favorite is a team looking to set a new bar for its program.

With a reputation as the Shore's best division and a self-contained regular season on tap, Class A North will once again have multiple teams vying for the No. 1 spot in the Shore Conference.

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.

Class A North is as deep as ever and with defending division and Non-Public A champion CBA graduating seven starters, the top spot is up for grabs in 2019.

Two of the Shore Conferences most historically successful programs will meet in the SCT final for the second time in four years on Wednesday night in Point Pleasant.

The high school soccer season kicks off on Tuesday and the Shore Conference is packed with returning talent and teams thinking big in 2018. Read all about them here.