Bob Badders is a veteran sports journalist who has covered Jersey Shore sports since 2004. As the Managing Editor for the Shore Sports Network, he oversees content on shoresportsnetwork.com and The Shore Sports Network Journal, in addition to serving as the beat reporter for Shore Conference high school football, wrestling and men's lacrosse. A graduate of Brick Memorial High School and Rowan University, Bob is a lifelong resident of the Jersey Shore and currently resides in Ocean County with his wife and three daughters.
Bob Badders
Shore Conference (NJ) Boys Lacrosse NJSIAA Tournament Results for Saturday, June 5
Five Shore Conference teams will try to reach the public school sectional finals while CBA goes on the road in the Non-Public A quarterfinals.
Howell (NJ) Wrestling Head Coach John Gagliano Reaches 500 Career Wins
Howell head coach John Gagliano became the first Shore Conference wrestling coach to reach 500 career wins.
PHOTOS: Pinelands defeats Barnegat (NJ) in First Outdoor Wrestling Match in Shore Conferen…
Barnegat and Pinelands held the first outdoor wrestling match in Shore Conference history.
New Jersey Surpasses Nevada as the Sports Betting Capital of the United States
The Garden State is the capital of sports wagering in the United States.
Good Morning America surprises Brick, NJ couple for Valentine’s Day
A Shore Conference football coach gave his bride-to-be the surprise of a lifetime.
High School Ice Hockey season delayed again under new indoor sports mandate
The start of the New Jersey high school ice hockey season will be pushed back because of new indoor sports restrictions.
Fall sports in doubt at Neptune High School and parents want answers
Neptune hasn't hired its fall coaches or held any summer workouts, and parents are worried the district will cancel fall sports altogether.
NJSIAA announces return-to-play plan for fall and winter, moves two fall sports
The NJSIAA has moved two fall sports to a newly-created third season as part of its updated return-to-play guidelines.
Fall season of NJ high school sports still on course for October start
The New Jersey fall high school sports season remains on course to begin in October.
Even if all schools in New Jersey shift to all-remote learning, student-athletes will still be able to play sports, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday during his press briefing...
Even if all schools in New Jersey shift to all-remote learning, student-athletes will still be able to play sports, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday during his press briefing...
NJSIAA delivers verdict on athletes whose schools opt for all-remote learning
NJSIAA delivers its verdict on athletes whose schools opt for all-remote learning.