The Atlantic City High School football team has waited seven years for this week.
The fifth-seeded Vikings will play at fourth-seeded Rancocas Valley in a Central Jersey Group V quarterfinal Friday. It is Atlantic City’s first playoff appearance since 2016.
“This is huge,” Atlantic City coach Keenan Wright said. “It shows hard work and perseverance pay off. I’m so happy for our kids and our community that can celebrate with us.”
Toms River North quarterback Micah Ford, the reigning NJ.com Player of the Year, confirmed Tuesday that he plans
The Sacred Heart University football team added 10 players Wednesday to its 2023 recruiting class, which
There are two things the 2022 Shore Conference football season will be remembered for: Triumph and
