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Wall senior Rob Kanniard is the 2019 Shore Sports Network Wrestler of the Year.

Six challengers will attempt to dethrone three-time defending champion Scottie Lewis in the I'm Possible Slam Dunk Contest on March 21 in Toms River.

The final Orthopaedic Institute Player of the Week voting contest features the top performers from the Shore during the NJSIAA Tournament.

A red-hot second half propelled Moorestown to its first group final since 1960 and ended Wall's deepest NJSIAA tournament run in 46 years.

Ranney, Manasquan, Freehold Township and Wall are all one win away from punching a ticket to the NJSIAA group finals this weekend. How will each fare on Wednesday and Thursday?

WALL TOWNSHIP - Time to shake the dust off the Wall boys basketball championship banner.
Displaying the poise of a champion despite not having won the bracket in 46 years, the top-seeded Crimson Knights came up with crucial stops, key rebounds and clutch free throws in the final two minutes on Tuesda…

Wall goes for its first sectional title in 46 years while Manasquan seeks to avenge last year's season-ending loss to Lincoln in two boys Shore Conference sectional finals on Tuesday.

Wall's Rob Kanniard completed a sensational career and a dominating season by winning the 2019 NJSIAA 160-pound state championship.

Red Bank Catholic won a back-and-forth, double-overtime thriller over Wall to snap out of a slump and reach the program's first SCT quarterfinal in 25 years.

Check out the top players in the Shore Conference over the past week and vote for the top performer as the Orthopaedic Institute of Central Jersey Player of the Week.

Scores and recaps from Shore Conference Girls Basketball action

After two failed tries, the third time was the charm for Wall, which clinched the B North title Monday with a win over Colts Neck.