July 22, 2010 RSS feed / Sports

Clemmer excited about Jags’ soccer prospects

BY WAYNE WITKOWSKI
Correspondent

Now that Kim Clemmer has given a verbal commitment to accept a soccer scholarship package to NCAA Division I Monmouth University, West Long Branch, she can concentrate on playing for Jackson Memorial High School’s two Shore Conference A South D More...

Be aware of the rules wherever you fish

Rules and regulations divide anglers in neighboring states. The Raritan Bay is shared by New York and New Jersey anglers; however, they do not share the same rules of fishery management. More...

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The New Egypt Bohemians, an under-10 boys travel soccer team, made its debut in the Beach Blast competition in Wildwood a smashing success. The Bohemians won their division, the Surf Division, and each player took home a Tiki trophy. More...

Soccer community will remember fallen trooper

As World Cup fever subsides at the Jersey Shore, some local soccercrazed adults are putting their passion to good use and have organized a tournament to benefit the family of fallen New Jersey State Police Trooper Marc Castellano. More...

BlueClaws will sponsor golf outing fundraiser

BY MICHAEL MORAN
Correspondent

Have you ever wondered while playing a round of golf if you would meet a professional baseball player on the course? You can raise your odds of that happening by 100 percent on Aug. More...

All-Shore Gridiron Classic

2010 Howell High School graduate Jimmy Ryan (7) throws a pass during the U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic played at Matawan Regional High School on July 16. More...

Evans works her way along recruiting trail

BY WAYNE WITKOWSKI

Correspondent Barely unpacked in her return from an AAU excursion to Las Vegas with the Philly Belles that won a junior national tournament showcase, Jackson Memorial High School basketball standout Christa Evans stayed on the move. More...

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Adult baseball players and teams are wanted for the Amateur Baseball Association of New Jersey. The league fielded more than 140 teams in the spring and summer in northern and central New Jersey. More...