Wrestling

John Stout has resigned as Southern Regional's wrestling coach after 18 seasons.

It’s a hectic time for the Toms River resident but he took some time to share his thoughts about the present and the future of the Rutgers program and more.

The Shore Chapter of the New Jersey Wrestling Officials Association is looking for new members. Sign up for cadet classes to become an official for the 2019-2020 season.

Shore Sports Network is proud to unveil its 2019 All-Shore teams and season-ending award winners featuring the top performers from the 2018-2019 Shore Conference wrestling season.

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

Shore Regional's Dave Porta is the 2019 Shore Sports Network Wrestling Coach of the Year.

Shore Conference wrestling standings for the 2018-2019 season.

Southern Regional finishes atop the rankings as the 2019 Shore Sports Network Wrestling Team of the Year.

Brick Memorial's Vincent Santaniello scored in the final seconds to place third in the state at 113 pounds, leading a Shore Conference contingent who placed from third to eighth at the 2019 NJSIAA Wrestling State Tournament.

Manasquan's Bella Serrano, Raritan's Cristine Gavasheli and Manalapan's Jesse Johnson entered the history books among the first 10 girls wrestling state champions in New Jersey history.

Dean Peterson became the first St. John Vianney wrestler to win a state championship when he defeated Emerson/Park Ridge's Nick Babin to win the 2019 NJSIAA 113-pound state title.

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