Jake Matson is a Sports Reporter at the Asbury Park Press. He specializes in covering high school and college sports, with a keen interest in team sports, sports tournaments, and various sports disciplines. Jake has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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Toms River, United States (Local)
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Jake Matson's focus is primarily on local sports, specifically hockey and high school sports within the Shore Conference area in California. He heavily emphasizes event coverage with a notable concentration on specific player recognitions and team rankings.
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Asbury Park Press The upcoming Shore Conference hockey season will feature a new group of rising stars.
By: Jake Matson
It's time for the Shore's most promising young softball players to have their moment to shine in the summer sun.
Sophia Tolentino twice gave Toms River the lead with electric extra-base hits as the team beat North Wall 4-1. Robbinsville beat Middletown 4-1.
Asbury Park Press Monmouth University football defensive coordinator Louis DiRienzo Jr. has died, the university announced Wednesday.
Asbury Park Press Rumson-Fair Haven went undefeated to win the Vinny Curry Rush 2 Victory 7-on-7 tournament.
By: Jake Matson
Asbury Park Press The Toms River All-Stars defeated Elmora 5-0 in the opening round of the New Jersey Little League softball state tournament.
The football program's ascendence in recent years is reflected in the level of talent slated to join Monmouth next year.
With the state title in hand, Toms River will represent New Jersey in the Mid-Atlantic Regional tournament in Bristol, Connecticut that will be broadcast on ESPN starting Saturday.
By: Jake Matson
Playing on the same home field where he became a statewide star and brought the first ever football sectional title to Holmdel High School, Jack Cannon delivered the moments that pushed his team over the top. After racing out to a big lead and then battling to protect it until the final minute, Monmouth County beat Ocean County 28-21 in the 49th edition of the Shore Football Coaches Foundation All-Shore Gridiron Classic.
Asbury Park Press The Toms River All-Stars defeated Washington's Mamie Johnson Little League 11-1 in the Mid-Atlantic Regional tournament opener.
