Wall

After leading Wall to its second Group III championship during his 22-year tenure, Todd Schmitt is stepping down as coach of the Crimson Knights.

Brady Scott
School: Wall
Height: 6-2
Weight: 280
Position: Offensive line
College/University attending: The College of New Jersey
 
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Dylan Richey
School: Wall
Height: 5-9
Weight: 175
Position: Cornerback
College/University attending: The College of New Jersey
 
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After winning Shore Sports Network Pitcher of the Year honors as a junior, Wall left-hander Trey Dombroski outdid himself during a historic senior season in 2019.

CBA's duo of Joe Escandon and Pat Reilly led a combined one-hitter by five pitchers as the Jersey Shore Carpenter Cup team won its tournament opener, 3-0, on Tuesday.

Trey Dombroski capped his record-setting career with another strong outing and Wall's offense never let him sweat as the Crimson Knights rolled to the Group 3 title Saturday in Hamilton.

Point Boro and Wall play for NJSIAA Group Championships in Hamilton on Saturday.

Trey Dombroski will try to cap a brilliant high-school career by pitching his Wall team to its first Group III championship since 2004.

John Iradi's three-run homer gave Wall an early jolt Monday vs. Cherry Hill West and Trey Dombroski battled to secure his 10th win and pitch Wall to the first Group III final in 11 years.

On Group Semifinal Monday, Manalapan and Wall will send their top pitchers to the mound in Group IV and Group III, while Point Boro will try to piece together another win in Group II.

WALL TOWNSHIP - Wall's senior class has multiple 20-win seasons and division titles on its resume, but there would've always been a gnawing sense that they didn't live up to their potential if they exited the baseball program without a single tournament title to their credit...

Four Shore Conference teams go for the gold across the four Central Jersey sections in Friday’s NJSIAA sectional finals.