Jerry Carino
College Basketball Writer and News Columnist at Asbury Park Press
College basketball writer and news columnist for the Asbury Park Press & Gannett New Jersey. Professor at Kean University. Host of the Jersey Jump Shot podcast.
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Skip to main contentThe Covenhoven Box holds centuries of Monmouth County historic treasures
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A former Seton Hall baseball player filed a lawsuit alleging hazing, abuse, and misconduct within the team. The lawsuit accuses the university, head coach Rob Sheppard, and three former teammates of coerced sexual exposure, physical assault, and sexualized rituals. The plaintiff claims he and his father reported the hazing to Sheppard, but no action was taken. Seton Hall University declined to comment on the litigation.
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NEPTUNE – Jael Hester knew he had a monster long jump in him. He just didn’t know quite how to bring it about. All season, the Toms River North sophomore was struggling with the steps of his approach, because the runway at his high school track is of poor quality and short of the regular length. In competitions, he kept fouling or leaping too far behind the takeoff board.
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Nine-minute readWayne Cimorelli has worked on the Seaside Heights boardwalk since 1967, witnessing its evolution from games of chance to food and entertainment. Cimorelli has seen the boardwalk through various eras, including the rise of bikinis, the "Jersey Shore" MTV show, Superstorm Sandy, and the COVID-19 pandemic. He emphasizes the importance of providing jobs for young people and his dedication to the boardwalk community.
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The dream season for Toms River North’s boys track team now has a crown jewel achievement: a national record. The Mariners clocked 55.93 in the shuttle hurdles relay May 22 during the East Brunswick Sprint Series, well under the old standard of 56.32 set by Westside of South Carolina in 2004. Senior Camryn Thomas (13.7 split), sophomore Jael Hester (14.0), senior Mordecai Ford (14.3) and senior Mamadi Diawara (13.7) ran the legs for Toms River North, which won the race by more than three seconds.
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