Wrestling

Here is a breakdown of the biggest moments from the basketball and wrestling seasons in the Shore Conference.

Two key major decisions, an early tossup win and a wave of pin-falls set up Raritan's closer at 150 as the Rockets beat Point Boro to claim their second straight Central Group II title.

Raritan and Middletown North will wrestle an exhibition match on Friday night to raise money for addiction recovery.

Southern Regional's Conor Collins battled back to finished third in the state at 120 pounds and lead the group of 13 Shore Conference consolation medalists at the NJSIAA Wrestling Championships.

St. John Vianney freshman Anthony Knox captured the NJSIAA 113-pound state championship.

Brick Memorial freshman Harvey Ludington won the NJSIAA 175-pound state title to become the first Mustangs freshman to win a state championship.

Howell senior Hunter Mays won the 165-pound NJSIAA state championship to become the first two-time state champion in program history.

Brick Memorial's Evan Tallmadge defeated Roxbury's Luke Stanich to win the NJSIAA 120-pound wrestling state championship.

The Shore Conference has eight state finalists at the NJSIAA Wrestling Championships.

The Shore Conference has multiple state championship contenders for this weekend's NJSIAA State Championships in Atlantic City.

Seeds, brackets, returning medalists, and more information for the 2022 NJSIAA Wrestling Championships in Atlantic City.

CBA sophomore Alex Nini defeated Brick Memorial senior Evan Tallmadge in a thrilling 120-pound Region 6 final.