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Buoyed by an established, senior-led passing game and a promising junior core, Red Bank is hoping to open eyes in 2022.

Even with a new head coach and quarterback, Keansburg is expecting to continue its climb in Group I thanks to an experienced roster and established winning culture.

Shore Sports Network is proud to present its sixth annual Shore Conference Preseason All-Shore Football team, featuring our compilation of the top returning players in the Shore Conference.

Freehold Boro will boast a young, inexperienced roster in 2022, but that has not stopped the Colonials from winning in years past.

Marlboro can painfully close to ending its state playoff drought in 2021 and this year's team has its sights set on the program's first trip to the postseason in 23 years.

Raritan has had a knack for peaking for the postseason and with a talented 2022 squad, the Rockets wouldn't mind a fast start to complement a championship finish.

St. John Vianney has had some big-time talent over the last decade, but under first-year head coach Jeff Papcun, the focus is back on the little things that win games.

Howell has lost a stunning number of close games over the last three seasons and with some more experience and more muscle in camp this year, the Rebels are hoping to change that.

In one year under coach Brian Duffy, Neptune has changed its outlook thanks to a revamped offensive line, speed around the field and a new attitude.

Monmouth returns three of the Shore's top skill players, deep offensive and defensive lines and a close-knit senior class ahead of a big 2022 season for the Falcons.

The best way to replace a coaching legend is with a king. Chad King takes over the Long Branch football program and will try to keep the Green Wave a state-title contender.

As one face of the program graduates, another emerges, with running back Nazir Treadwell ready to lead the Keyport toward a Group I title.