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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.

After winning its first division title since 1989, Pinelands returns talent all over the field and is hungry for even more in 2018.

With Asbury Park replacing its coach and top talent, the door is open for Point Beach and St. Rose to jump back to the head of B Central

Ocean returns a loaded and motivated roster that is eyeing a fourth straight B North title.

Jackson Memorial and Toms River South are set for another showdown for the A South title.

Coming off one of the most impressive seasons in Shore Conference history, can anybody at the Shore beat Holmdel?

Once again, CBA is the heavy favorite to top a Class A North field with no shortage of talent.

Asbury Park is a defending division champion for the first time in more than three decades and will have its hands full trying to repeat as B Central champ.