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RED BANK – The recipient of this year’s Dennis P. Lynch ’59 Merit Scholarship is Tyler Rocha, an incoming freshman in the Red Bank Catholic Class of ’27.

Madeleine Carpenter, a Red Bank Catholic senior, may not speak Spanish fluently, and her last name may not be Latine, but she is celebrating her Ecuadorian roots this Hispanic Heritage Month by curating an art exhibit titled “Con Ojos Propios” which translates to “Through Our Eyes.”

Red Bank Catholic (RBC) girls soccer coach Frank Lawrence was fired last month after he was arrested for allegedly shoving one of his players.

Red Bank Catholic’s athletic program has been one of the steadiest and most consistent both on and off the field for the better part of three decades and that stability will remain despite a change at the top. 

A successful season on the diamond for local teams extended into the summer as 16 players from The Two River Times area were part of the Jersey Shore All-Stars team that won the Philadelphia Phillies Carpenter Cup. The Major League Baseball franchise puts on an annual event featuring 16 teams of high school all-stars from New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

RBC has enjoyed tremendous success in the Shore Conference, winning four straight tournaments over the last five years. But when it came to the state playoffs, the Caseys have endured heartbreak in a variety of ways.

Some could argue that winning the Shore Conference baseball tournament is just as hard or even harder than a state title. That makes the run of Red Bank Catholic’s baseball team truly impressive in a league that will have multiple teams make deep runs in the upcoming state playoffs.

Red Bank Catholic opened the preseason as the No. 1 ranked baseball team in the state. Ranney took over the top spot during the regular season.

The road to Atlantic City is underway in high school wrestling.

Ranked inside the Top 10 of every national poll, the Saint John Vianney Lady Lancers haven’t faced too much adversity during their 27-0 season. That all changed when McDonald’s All-American Zoe Brooks arrived at Monmouth University for the Shore Conference Tournament championship on crutches with a protective boot on her right foot.