St. Rose

Red Bank Catholic has the talent to overcome a key injury while Manasquan is armed to the gills with power pitching and Raritan brings a championship pedigree to a high-level A Central race.

Meet the members of the 2018-19 Shore Sports Network Girls Basketball All-Shore First, Second and Third Teams.

A final look at the top teams in the Shore Conference

A valiant, well-executed performance kept St. Rose in pace with unbeaten Franklin only to fall in the end, 55-50, in the TOC semis

Scores and recaps from Tournament of Champions semifinal action

Brynn Farrell and Makayla Andrews came to play in their first Tournament of Champions game, helping St. Rose beat University to reach the T of C semis for the second straight year.

Freshly-minted state champions Manchester and St. Rose primed for Tournament of Champions

St. Rose overcame fourth-quarter offensive drought by leaning on its defense to beat Immaculate Heart in the Non-Public A final for the second straight year.

Manchester, St. Rose, Manasquan and ascending Middletown South head into final stage of NJSIAA state tournament

Senior guard Lauren Lithgow conducted a 3-point clinic en route to a career high as St. Rose topped St. John Vianney for second straight SJ A title.

Scores and recaps from Shore Conference girls basketball action

Manchester ascends to No. 1; St. Rose. St. John Vianney, Manasquan, RBC, RFH, Marlboro, Middletown South, TRN and Red Bank round out Top 10; Colts Neck, TRE, Donovan Catholic, Jackson Memorial and Trinity Hall sit on the bubble.