U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic

Home Sweet Home
Home Sweet Home
Home Sweet Home
Now in its 38th edition as the oldest high school football all-star game in New Jersey, the U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic will make its first stop at one of the oldest and most storied programs in the Shore. For the first time, the game will be held at Long Branch High School, as the senior all-stars from Monmouth County and Ocean County square off on the artificial turf at Bresett Stadium
Video/audio
Video/audio
Video/audio
For all the video highlights from the excitement of Ocean's 17-14 win over Monmouth in Thursday's U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic as well as Matawan's win over Brick in the 7-on-7 final, click here. Listen to each segment by clicking the PLAY button...
Recognition of Relentlessness
Recognition of Relentlessness
Recognition of Relentlessness
BRICK TOWNSHIP — The chatter could be heard throughout the Ocean County sideline every time No. 54 in white made another impact play on Thursday night. “Is that the Southern kid again?” “What a beast!” “He just doesn’t stop...
Gridiron Classic Notes
Gridiron Classic Notes
Gridiron Classic Notes
*Photo gallery by Sport Shots WLB* *Video highlights* BRICK - In what has been a positive omen for past winners, Matawan took home the Shore Conference 7-on-7 title before Thursday night's U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic with an 18-12 win over Brick at Keller Memorial Field...
Storybook Ending
Storybook Ending
Storybook Ending
*Photo gallery by Sport Shots WLB* BRICK - When it all began, it was simply a young boy with his father on an empty football field, trying valiantly for weeks just to get one ball through the uprights. Before the game-winning field goals, before appearances on the TODAY Show and ESPN's College GameDay, before Thursday night's magical finish in the U...
Opportunity Knocks
Opportunity Knocks
Opportunity Knocks
*Video Highlights* *Photo gallery by Sport Shots WLB* BRICK TWP. – Brick football coach Rob Dahl is used to watching his teams pull out wins at Keller Memorial Field at Brick High School. On Thursday night, while coaching the Ocean County all-stars in the U...
Ready for a Classic
Ready for a Classic
Ready for a Classic
The 37th annual U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic, the oldest high school football all-star game in New Jersey, will kick off at 7 p.m. on Thursday at Brick Township's Keller Memorial Field. Here is all the info you need for the game, which is run by the Shore Football Coaches Foundation and game director Lou Vircillo, the head coach at Lacey: Tickets: $10 at the door...
7-on-7 Final: Dragons vs. Huskies
7-on-7 Final: Dragons vs. Huskies
7-on-7 Final: Dragons vs. Huskies
There will be a new Shore Conference 7-on-7 champion crowned this year as Monmouth County winner Matawan will take on Ocean County winner Brick in the championship game at 5:45 p.m. in advance of the 7 p.m. kickoff at Thursday's U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic at Brick's Keller Memorial Field...
Together Again
Together Again
Together Again
Since they were 10 years old, Neptune's Shakeem Richardson and Asbury Park's Daquane Bland-Bennett could count on the fact that every season they were either lining up on the same team or playing against one another. After flip-flopping from teammates to opponents throughout the years, they will once again be wearing the same jersey as part of the Monmouth County squad that will take on Ocean Coun
Seen It All
Seen It All
Seen It All
Follow Bob Badders on Twitter The turnaround season that Mater Dei Prep enjoyed in 2013 came out of nowhere to 99 percent of the Shore Conference. Anyone who could have envisioned the Seraphs having one of their best seasons in program history resided deep within the program, and even some of those individuals weren’t sold until they were in the midst of a fantastic run...
Opposing Forces
Opposing Forces
Opposing Forces
Follow Bob Badders on Twitter   Two of the Shore Conference’s top linebackers over the last four seasons will be joining forces this fall, but before they head off to college, the future roommates will play for one final bit of hometown bragging rights. ...
Playing Big
Playing Big
Playing Big
Follow Bob Badders on Twitter.   Vinny Grasso was just a seventh-grader participating in the Shore’s Best Football Camp when he proved to his future coach, Monsignor Donovan’s Dan Duddy, he had some special characteristics. “He was probably about 5-foot-5 at the time and asked me to move up to the high school camp,” Duddy recalled. “...

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