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Iron Man John Glazer

Did you ever wonder what it was like to be a runner before the “running boom”?
How about 50 years before the running boom? South Jersey native John Glazer was a runner from 1922 until the late 1960’s and kept detailed scrapbooks of all his races during those years. The scrapbooks are a time capsule giving a detailed, up close look into what it was like to live and run in Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia during this period. The scrapbooks also chronicle John Glazer’s feat of running in the biggest and best race in South Jersey at the time-- the Camden YMCA 4.7 mile street run 43 years in a row.
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source http://ramscrosscountry.blogspot.com/ 

High School Baseball: Today, Gloucester Catholic vs. Overbrook

Source http://www.philly.com/inquirer/columnists/sam_carchidi/

Speaking of Gloucester Catholic, the Rams will host Overbrook today in a game that will have a major bearing on the Tri-County Diamond title. Gloucester Catholic will be trying to avenge a 7-6 opening-day loss.

The Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic has several great first-round matchups on Saturday. My favorites: Shawnee vs. Bishop Eustace at Deptford, 10:30 a.m.; Sacred Heart vs. Vineland, a city rival, at Washington Township, 10:30 a.m.; Northern Burlington at Washington Township, 1 p.m.; Winslow Township vs. Mainland at Overbrook, 10:30 a.m.; and Millville vs. Lenape at Maple Shade, 1 p.m.

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Photos of the 4th Annual Browning Ross Bob Kupcha 5k

source http://ramscrosscountry.blogspot.com/

The 4th Annual Browning Ross Bob Kupcha 5k 1 mile walk and kids run was held in March at Haddon Lake Park, Mount Ephraim. To see the photos click here

Plans for new Camden Diocese School Moves Ahead

source www.nj.com

The diocese plans to build a 1,200- to 1,500-student high school with an athletic complex and a 500- to 600-space parking lot on 100 acres across from the Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds. The school would require approximately 30,000 gallons of daily sewer capacity, according to Larry Reader, director of temporal services for the diocese. However, the site is outside the township's sewer service area. Furthermore, Harrison does not have the sewer capacity to bring the school online at this point in time. Township officials anticipate sewer capacity to possibly become available in the future. Once capacity becomes available, the township would have to amend its wastewater management plan to include the school site in the sewer district.

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High School Baseball: Gloucester Catholic senior inspired by sick mother

source www.nj.com

Gartland, his brother and his father all shaved their heads shortly after the family learned around Christmas that his mother, Nancy, had been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's classical lymphoma.

"It's cancer of the lymph nodes," Gartland said after going 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs in his Gloucester Catholic High School baseball team's 9-4 win over Sterling Saturday. "(They found it) just in the chest area. There were a couple of surgeries in the beginning, and she's got to go through (chemotherapy) for 4-6 months.

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Overbrook stuns Catholic in 7th

source www.nj.com

Wednesday, April 02, 2008

 

Matt Misoliek belted a one-out double into the right-field corner in the bottom of the seventh inning, scoring Joe Merlino and giving the Overbrook High School baseball team a shocking 7-6 victory over Gloucester Catholic in Tri-County Conference Diamond Division action Tuesday.

Misoliek had a pair of doubles among his three hits and drove in three runs, while winning pitcher Chris Allebach was 3-for-4 with three doubles and two runs scored. It was Overbrook's first win over Catholic in four years.

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Gloucester Catholic vs Overbrook April 1

photos by freelance photographer Vince Payne

Pictures are available for purchase by contacting vpayne@comcast.net or call 609-634-1833
Gloucester Catholic's third baseman Ali Robinson puts the tag on the Overbrook player on the throw from outfielder K. Collins.
The umpire called the runner safe.....but if you look close it appears she was out. 

The photo, left, shows Ali catching the ball from Collins prior to the runner reaching the base.

Gloucester Catholic's Amanda Rice hit  a game-winning solo home run in the top of the sixth inning to lead the Rams to a 2-0 win against Overbrook in the season opener.

Photo below, Ali Robinson at bat.

Gloucester Catholic High School Help KATRINA Relief Project

 My name is Kathy Cleminson and I am pleased to be writing you on behalf of the Gloucester Catholic Katrina Relief Project. Hurricane Katrina changed my life. More importantly, it changed the lives of thousands who still experience the devastation. 

  In early 2007, my high school decided to break away from usual limits of community service and send a group of students to New Orleans. As I stepped off the plane I still believed my purpose was to hang sheetrock, but in reality I learned it was so much more. As a result I have made "returning home" my New Year's resolution, and on behalf of Gloucester Catholic High School, so many would be grateful if you would do the same.

  In just a few days we helped rebuild the life of a woman who lost everything in the floods. She told us that every night since the hurricane she prayed for help in vain, but her patience was rewarded because "God sent me the best help possible." Her faith in us made me believe in people.

  We all have the responsibility to help each other, whether by entire movements or random acts of kindness.

  However, it was not a jolt of inspiration that moved me to feel this; it was being human. It was seeing your friends in class on Tuesday and then putting up sheetrock on Wednesday. It was looking into the eyes of a woman who lost 51 years of all she knew in one day, but still opened her heart to kids who had everything. We tried to replace so many things she had lost, but we learned our real gift to her was our presence.

  Two and a half years later, thousands of families are still seeking refuge in FEMA trailers and make-shift housing-if any. Even more devastating, this year will be the third these families can not return home for the holidays.

  Together, in New Orleans, we made 2007 the first Christmas two families would return home. This was all made possible through student-based fundraising efforts and monetary donations that sent 23 students and seven chaperones to New Orleans for five days.

  This June we will be returning with more people for 8 days and we need your help. Whether your donation is monetary, or a prize to auction off, it will be greatly appreciated and not forgotten.

    In a way our journey to New Orleans was the climax of all Gloucester Catholic, and I as a result, believe in because we showed there are no limitations when it comes to helping others. There we learned things school will never teach and some will never learn.

    I know kind people like you have made a difference in many lives over the years and now I am asking that you a difference in our lives for theirs. We are hosting a lunch at the Colonial Diner in Woodbury on Wednesday, March 19. Inform your server you are dining for Gloucester Catholic, 15 percent of your check will be donated towards our trip to New Orleans.

    I would also like to personally invite you to attend our spaghetti dinner on Sunday, April 13, 4:30 to 8 p.m., at Gloucester Catholic High School to support our cause. The cost is $15 for each adult and $10 for each child under the age of 12.

  Send donations to Gloucester Catholic High School, Mr. Joe McKenna, Service Coordinator, 333 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester City, NJ, 08030.

    If sending a check, please make it out to Gloucester Catholic High School. On memo line please put New Orleans. Thanks for your support.

Katy Cleminson

Class of 2008,

Gloucester Catholic High School

 

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New Web site celebrates the sport of local running

source www.nj.com

Harris Browning Ross headlines the multimedia section of the site. "The Father of Long Distance Running in America" competed in the Olympics in 1948 and 1952, and popularized running in his native Woodbury.

Ross died in 1998, but the videos on Heath's Web site help to immortalize the local runner. They could also help to bring new interest in the sport.

In addition to Ross, such legends as Gerry Lindgren and former Olympian and Rowan track coach Oscar Moore can be seen.

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Browning Ross Bob Kupcha 5 k run winners

The Fourth Annual Browning Ross Bob Kupcha 5 k run held in Mount Ephraim earlier today (Saturday) was a big success.

According to Rams Cross Country Coach Jack Heath the coordinator of the race, "We had the best runners in the area run it today and the biggest turnout for us by far in the 5k race, walk and in the kids run."

The winners were: for the men- Dave Welsh, (the owner of Haddonfield running company) 31 years old 16:53 and for the women, Patty Addis-Hudson 42, won in 21:49.

"Personally it was great to see so many different Gloucester Catholic classes represented. We also got lucky with the weather," Heath said.

For a  the list of winner click here

SOURCE GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC CROSS COUNTRY WEBSITE 

 

Gloucester Catholic:Forensic Team Winners

The Gloucester Catholic Forensics team shows off its trophy after winning the third annual Dr. David T. Coghlan Invitational Forensics Tournament. Eight GCHS students won trophies in the diocesan competition and will represent the Diocese of Camden at the National Catholic Forensics Tournament in Appleton, Wisconsin during Memorial Day Weekend. Headed to the national competition are Rose Marinari and Bridget Wills, who took first and second place respectively in drama; Rob Quigley, who placed first in oral interpretation; Alyse Scafidi, who finished first in original oratory; Alexis Scafidi, who won top honors in declamation; Ricky Santosusso, who took second for extemporaneous speaking; and Christy Mainart and Elizabeth O’Shea, who finished second in duo-interpretation.
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Mike Calzonetti, Not much Ram senior couldn't do

source www.nj.com

Calzonetti has helped lead the Rams to back-to-back Tri-County Conference Diamond Divison titles and to playoff appearances in all four seasons. These are just some of the reasons why he was named this season's Gloucester County Times Boys Basketball Player of the Year.

Photo: Before the start of the annual Gloucester Catholic – Gloucester High City Series boys basketball game, senior Mike Calzonetti was honored for his 1,000 point milestone.

Calzonetti was honored with a plaque and a basketball to be displayed in the halls of GCHS. Pictured with Mike are his parents Dennis, a 1972 GCHS graduate, his mother Joyce and brother Christian. Photo by Bruce Darrow...click on photo to enlarge

In a season where West Deptford's A.J. Greenwald and Clayton's Ray Sanders set the world on fire offensively, Calzonetti did more than just average 17.2 points per game. The senior forward hit the boards, made smart passes and, more significantly, was one of the top defenders in the area.

In an upset win over Penns Grove that helped the Rams earn a share of the Diamond Division, Calzonetti not only scored 15 of the team's 32 points, but defended Dominique Roy on Penns Grove's final possession, forcing him to take a bad shot.

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The Chase for a Athletic College Scholarship....is it worth it?*

Source http://www.redlinedc.com

Excluding the glamour sports of football and basketball, the average N.C.A.A. athletic scholarship is nowhere near a full ride, amounting to $8,707. In sports like baseball or track and field, the number is routinely as low as $2,000. Even when football and basketball are included, the average is $10,409. Tuition and room and board for N.C.A.A. institutions often cost between $20,000 and $50,000 a year.

The chase for a scholarship has another side that is rarely discussed. Although those athletes who receive athletic aid are viewed as the ultimate winners, they typically find the demands on their time, minds and bodies in college even more taxing than the long journey to get there.

There are 6 a.m. weight-lifting sessions, exhausting practices, team meetings, study halls and long trips to games. Their varsity commitments often limit the courses they can take. Athletes also share a frustrating feeling of estrangement from the rest of the student body, which views them as the privileged ones. In this setting, it is not uncommon for first- and second-year athletes to relinquish their scholarships.

“Kids who have worked their whole life trying to get a scholarship think the hard part is over when they get the college money,” said Tim Poydenis, a senior at Villanova receiving $3,000 a year to play baseball. “They don’t know that it’s a whole new monster when you get here. Yes, all the hard work paid off. And now you have to work harder.”
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Gloucester Catholic Students of the Month

 

Recent "Students of the Month" at Gloucester Catholic High School include, from left, senior Dan McAteer, sophomore Kelly Bonner and freshman Ryan Casey. Missing from the photo is junior John Mealey. These students were selected by a faculty committee because of their outstanding leadership, scholarship, spirituality and service to the community.

GCHS Annual Fashion Show

Gloucester Catholic's Fourth Annual Fashion Show & Basket Auction, Treasures of the South Pacific, will be held at Lucien's Manor in Berlin on Thursday, April 17, 2008. Last year our show was a huge success and sold out immediately. Therefore, we are encouraging everyone to get her tickets early as seating is limited. Parents of students will be getting a direct mailing for ticket reservations. For more information or to make reservations contact Maureen Crocker (856) 467-8580 or E-mail ~ crocks3@comcast.net.  

FASHION SHOW SEEKS SPONSORS
The Fashion Show Committee seeks sponsors to offset the cost of the event. Our program book offers the opportunity to promote your business and to support the GCHS Development Fund. We anticipate over 600 guests will attend this event. Each guest will receive a program book displaying ads. Businesses can receive maximum exposure at minimal cost.  

	TABLE SPONSOR - $100.00 -Entitles you to have your name listed in our program book and your name/business prominently displayed on a sponsor table.
	SILVER SPONSOR - $250.00- Entitles you to a 1/4 page advertisement in our program book.
	GOLD SPONSOR - $500.00-Entitles you to a 1/2 page advertisement in our program book.
	PLATINUM SPONSOR - $1,000-Entitles you to a full-page advertisement in our program book.

Contact Mary Ann Nunes @ 856-262-3036 for sponsor forms. Remember, your donation not only helps Gloucester Catholic, but it is tax deductible. Thanks for your support! 

Brooklawn American Legion Seek Candidates for Boys State

The Brooklawn American Legion, like other Posts across America, is in the process of selecting young men to represent their community at American Legion Boys State. This is annual opportunity for posts, students, schools and all Americas to lay another brick in democracy's foundation. This is our opportunity no American Legion post can let pass without notice and without action.

Boys State is a unique, hands-on study of state government, one that emphasizes individual participation and personal experience in a model state, complete with government offices, agencies and services, led by elected public officials.

  According to Ted Howarth, Camden County and Brooklawn American Legion chairman, the selection process is now taking place within our high schools for young men in the eleventh grade. The delegates are selected on the basis of Leadership, Character, Scholarship, Patriotism, and Service.

Please note that this program is dedicated to teaching about responsible citizenship action in our present State and local Government only. Boys that are not interested and cannot promise to live up to the high type of citizenship required at Boy's State, should not attend.

Students interested in this program should contact Ms. Joanne Welsh at Gloucester Catholic High School or Sean Gorman at Gloucester City Sr. High School. Home school students can contact Ted Howarth at the Brooklawn American Legion at 456-9847.

For more information on this great program go online www.boyandgirlsstate.org or acy@legion.org. A special website created to promote American Legion Boys State and American Legion Auxiliary Girls State.

The Gift of Coaching by Rams Coach Jack Heath

source Gloucester Catholic Cross Country

Courtesy of Runners Gazette Magazine

Jack Heath, January,  2007

“We’re following in your footsteps. Cause that’s where your footsteps go.”

Ian Hunter- “Following in your footsteps”

However, one thing I had learned from my coach, Browning Ross is you have to be there for the long haul— a coach must stay through the (mostly) lean and sometimes boom years. But keep coaching no matter what, because you never know. I was in my last year of college at Rowan (then Glassboro State) finishing up my last season of cross country as captain of the team when Browning asked me if I’d like to help him coach at Gloucester Catholic, my alma mater where he had coached me. “No thanks!” I said. “I just want to run; I can’t see high school kids listening to me anyway, so I’d rather just concentrate on my own running.” Browning nodded in what I thought was agreement.
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Sports: GCHS over Williamstown, Calzonetti hits critical foul shot*

source www.philly.com

Host Gloucester Catholic edged Royal Division champ Williamstown, 39-38, as Mike Calzonetti (15) hit a critical foul shot with 10 seconds left.

Buoyed by a 20-9 first quarter and Dontae Johnson's 23 points, Overbrook toppled host Pennsville, 68-57. The Eagles' Ryan Karr posted 26 points, eight rebounds and five assists.

Colonial. Junior A. J. Greenwald reached the 1,000-point milestone for his career at West Deptford, finishing a 53-41 win at Haddon Township with 19 points in the game and 1,013 for his career. The Eagles' Charlie McShane (27) poured in seven three-pointers.

Paulsboro got a fast start with a 26-14 first quarter, and followed Daryus Quarles' 26-point effort to a 72-60 win at Haddonfield.

Audubon claimed a 70-54 win over visiting Gateway with Brandon Hill's 21 points and 11 rebounds, and T.J. Tassi's 20 points and six assists.

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GCHS Cross Country: Strangers In Our Midst

source Gloucester Catholic Cross Country

Courtesy of Marathon and Beyond Magazine

By Don Kardong

On a February morning two years ago, I headed out for an easy five-mile run. Snow was in the forecast and a few flakes had already fallen, but not enough to cover the ground. The temperature was a degree or two below freezing. There was no wind. In short, conditions were about as mild as they get in winter here in the Inland Northwest. No slipping, no stumbling, no frozen face. Within five minutes I was comfortably warm and moving with ease. After months of struggling to regain fitness following double knee surgery, things were falling into place. Even the weather was cooperating.

As I trotted through my morning rounds, I checked my watch at a few checkpoints along the way. I was running faster than I had two weeks, even a week earlier, and it felt effortless. I wasn’t quite experiencing the proverbial runner’s high, but it was still an uplifting morning—

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4th Annual Browning Ross Bob Kupcha 5K RUN*

Rams Cross Country Boosters in conjunction with the Camden County Freeholders present the

4th Annual 

Browning Ross   Bob Kupcha 

5K RUN,

1 MILE WALK, and KIDS FUN RUN

 

Race Date: Saturday March 22, 2008 Rain or shine. 

Race Site:  Haddon Lake Park,  Mt. Ephraim, NJ

REGISTRATION FORM

REGISTRATION FORM: "Browning Ross" Bob Kupcha 5K RUN*

Rams Cross Country Boosters in conjunction with the Camden County Freeholders present the

4th Annual  Browning Ross   Bob Kupcha   5K RUN,

1 MILE WALK, and KIDS FUN RUN

 

 

Race Date: Saturday March 22, 2008 Rain or shine. 

Race Site:  Haddon Lake Park,  Mt. Ephraim, NJ

Directions: Route 168 Black Horse Pike, turn at Valley Road. Park in lot by playground at end of Valley Road.

 

REGISTRATION: 8:00 AM Event Start Time: Kids run, walk 8:45   5k 9:00 AM

REGISTRATION: $15.00 PRE-RACE,  $20.00 RACE DAY   KIDS RUN FREE   

Long Sleeve T-Shirts to first 150 registrants

 

Race info: Jack Heath 215 597-4148 or email: coachheath@comcast.net

Race Sponsorship info: Emily Ward, 856 381-7658 or email: ewardur@yahoo.com

 

Awards to: 1^{ST overall} MALE AND FEMALE; Top Age Groups finishers

Special Awards:  First 20 GCHS finishers. All children free in fun run (register below).

Browning Ross style random Prize drawing. Great refreshments!

-------------Cut and return entry form below----------

Make Checks Payable to: Rams Cross Country Boosters

 

Mail Entry to: Ross/Kupcha Run, 128 Kingston Avenue, Bellmawr, NJ 08031

Last Name:___________________________ First Name:__________________

Street _________________________________ City _____________________

State __________ ZIP________________ Phone: _______________________

Age: ___________ Email:__________________

Male:______Female:_______ Event: 5k____1mile_____kids run_____

Shirt Size: S______M______ L_______ XL ______ (For 5K or 1Mile entrants)

If GCHS attendee, graduation year :______________

Sponsor Name if Race Donor________________

 

RELEASE: In consideration of this entry being accepted, I hereby for heirs, my executors, administrators and myself waive and release any claims against the Camden County Freeholders, Camden County Parks, AKTS Timing, Rams Cross Country  Boosters Association, and all other race sponsors and participants from any and all liabilities arising out of my participation in this event. I attest that I acknowledge the risk involved in participation of this event and that I am physically fit to participate in this event.

 

Signature  (Parental signature if under 18: )______________________Date: __________

 

Gloucester Catholic High School Upcoming Sports/Events

Friday, Feb 1

• 3:45 PM - Freshman Girls Basketball vs Cherokee High School (Away)
• 5:15 PM - Junior Varsity Girls Basketball vs Cherokee High School (Away)
• 5:50 PM - Varsity Boys Ice Hockey Ridge (Home)
• 6:30 PM - Varsity Boys Wrestling vs Arthur P Schalick High School (Away)
• 7:00 PM - Varsity Girls Basketball vs Cherokee High School (Away)
• 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM - 8th Grade Dance
• 8:00 PM - Junior Varsity Boys Wrestling vs Arthur P Schalick High School (Away)

  Saturday, Feb 2

• Groundhog Day
• 10:30 AM - Varsity Boys Swimming vs Williamstown High School (Home)

  Monday, Feb 4

• Play Ad Drive Begins
• 3:45 PM - Freshman Boys Basketball vs Cumberland Regional High School (Away)
• 3:45 PM - Freshman Girls Basketball vs Cumberland Regional High School (Home)
• 4:00 PM - Junior Varsity Boys Basketball vs Cumberland Regional High School (Away)
• 5:15 PM - Junior Varsity Girls Basketball vs Cumberland Regional High School (Home)
• 5:30 PM - Varsity Boys Basketball vs Cumberland Regional High School (Away)
• 7:00 PM - Varsity Girls Basketball vs Cumberland Regional High School (Home)

  Tuesday, Feb 5

• 6:00 PM - Varsity Boys Ice Hockey Montgomery (Away)
• 6:30 PM - Varsity Boys Wrestling vs Deptford Township High School (Home)
• 7:00 PM - Freshman Boys Basketball vs Bishop Eustace Preparatory School (Away)

  Wednesday, Feb 6

• Ash Wednesday Liturgy - AM Activity Schedule
• Ash Wednesday
• Report Cards; Parent-Teacher Conferences 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
• 4:00 PM - Varsity Girls Basketball vs Penns Grove High School (Away)
• 5:30 PM - Junior Varsity Boys Basketball vs Penns Grove High School (Home)
• 5:30 PM - Junior Varsity Girls Basketball vs Penns Grove High School (Away)
• 7:00 PM - Varsity Boys Basketball vs Penns Grove High School (Home)
• source www.gchsrams.com
  

GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC NHS OFFICERS

Gloucester Catholic High School's new officers of the Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society include, top row, Rob Quigley, corresponding secretary; Bridget Trefz, vice president; Brian Golden, treasurer and, bottom row, Alyse Scaffidi, president and Melissa Jackson, recording secretary.
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High School Girls B-Ball:GHS 45 vs. GCHS 38

GHS vs. GCHS Girls City Series

Erin MacAdams and Kaylee Conner led the Lady Lions attack with 16 points and 13 points respectively.  Kate Sweeney netted 14 points in the Ram's loss. 

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Mike Calzonetti led the Rams with 16 points while Brett Darrow scored 10 points in the Lions loss.

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GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC HONORS MIKE CALZONETTI

Before the start of the annual Gloucester Catholic – Gloucester High City Series boys basketball game, senior Mike Calzonetti was honored for his 1,000 point milestone. Last week Calzonetti netted his 1,000^th point in a game against visiting Bethlehem Catholic.

Calzonetti was honored with a plaque and a basketball to be displayed in the halls of GCHS. Pictured with Mike are his parents Dennis, a 1972 GCHS graduate, his mother Joyce and brother Christian.

Gloucester Catholic B-Ball: Calzonetti nets 1,000th point

 

photo credit: www.FabulousPhotosbyKaren.com 

Saturday, January 19, 2008

Senior forward Mike Calzonetti dropped 20 points in a winning effort for Gloucester Catholic, as the Rams downed Bethlehem Catholic, 62-54. Calzonetti reached the 1,000th point milestone in the third quarter with his 13th point of the night. He added seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals in the win.

 source www.nj.com

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Gloucester Catholic HS:Edward J. Bloustein New Jersey Distinguished Scholars

Six Gloucester Catholic High School seniors have been named Edward J. Bloustein New Jersey Distinguished Scholars. The state of New Jersey honored these students because they rank in the top ten percent of their class and achieved outstanding scores on the SATs taken during their junior year. Standing: Katie Cleminson, Micheal Barron, Caitlin McGinley, Alyse Scaffidi and Principal John Colman; Seated: Bridget Trefz and Ed Kispert.

YouTube Highlights of Gloucester Catholic Girls Soccer Upset over IHA

 

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High School Sports: Gloucester Catholic one of four swim teams undefeated*

Perfect records on line for locals
Today's Sunbeam - NJ.com - Salem,NJ,USA

Only four local high school swim teams remain undefeated the Gloucester Catholic and Woodstown boys and the Washington Township and Clearview girls. ...

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Calzonetti leads Glou. Cath. over Corbitt, Panthers
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Mike Calzonetti came close to a triple-double as Gloucester Catholic High School overcame Pitman's 3-point shooting blitz for a 61-44 victory in a ...