We are now accepting nominations for the 2027 Gloucester Catholic Hall of Fame through November 1, 2026. Alumni, parents, faculty, staff, administrators, and friends may make nominations.
The 2027 Hall of Fame Banquet will be held on Wednesday, March 3 at Sapphire Grand Ballroom, formerly Auletto’s. Save the Date!”
Continue reading “Gloucester Catholic Hall of Fame Now Accepting Nominations for 2027 Banquet!” Bishop Williams Joins GC for Mass of the Holy Spirit Gloucester Catholic welcomed Bishop Joseph A. Williams for the annual Mass of the Holy Spirit on September 18 at St. Mary’s Church. Reflecting on the resurrection of Christ, Bishop Williams reminded students, faculty, and administrators that the risen Christ is at the heart of their faith and makes all the difference. |
We want to recognize and thank Coach Casey Murphy, Gloucester Catholic Class of 1999, as he enters his final season as Head Coach of Gloucester Catholic Football.
Coach Murphy’s commitment to Gloucester Catholic has always been about more than football. His love for this school, his pride in the Rams, and, most importantly, his genuine care for the young men he has coached have been evident every step of the way.
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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (Sept. 11, 2026)(CNBNews)-There was a rumor yesterday that someone got shot in the area of Gloucester Catholic High School. From what we learned that rumor is not true.
According to information that was distributed by Principal Thomas Iacovone Jr., a Gloucester City resident suffered a serious injury after an apparent fall across from where buses pick-up students. Gloucester City Emergency personnel arrived quickly and the resident was conscious when they arrived. No students were involved but several students witnessed the injury while loading the buses.
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MANCHESTER, NJ (July 13, 2026)(CNBNews)— Former Manchester Township Schools Superintendent John Berenato has received a six‑figure settlement in connection with his lawsuit over his 2023 firing.
He was awarded $265,000 by the district’s insurance carrier under a settlement approved at the June 16, 2026, Manchester Township Board of Education meeting, according to open‑government advocate John Paff of Transparency NJ.
Berenato was fired on Nov. 7, 2023 at a special board meeting, with the dismissal taking effect immediately. The board claimed he failed to disclose a 2010 drunk‑driving conviction and license suspension on his employment application.
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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews)(June 4, 2026)–The Gloucester High School softball team continued its tradition of competitiveness in 2026, delivering a season marked by strong pitching, timely hitting, and the kind of team chemistry that has long defined the Lady Lions program.
Senior pitcher Mackenzie “Mac” Turner was the heart and soul of the team. A four‑year varsity starter, Turner finished her career with one of her strongest seasons yet, posting a sub‑3.00 ERA and striking out more than 120 batters. Her leadership in the circle kept Gloucester in nearly every game, and her presence will be missed next spring.
Read more: 🥎 GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL — 2026 SEASON RECAPOffensively, the Lions were powered by junior catcher Riley Thompson, who led the team in batting average, RBIs, and extra‑base hits. Thompson’s ability to control the running game behind the plate made her one of the most valuable two‑way players in the conference.
Sophomore infielder Emma Russo emerged as one of the team’s breakout stars, hitting over .350 and playing stellar defense at second base. Freshman outfielder Kayla Jennings also made an immediate impact with her speed and fearless approach at the plate.
The highlight of the season came in a dramatic walk‑off win against a top‑ranked opponent, when Thompson ripped a double into the left‑center gap to score Russo from first. It was the kind of moment that showed the Lions’ resilience and competitive spirit.
With Thompson, Russo, Jennings, and several key underclassmen returning, Gloucester High softball enters 2027 with momentum — and the expectation that they’ll be right back in the hunt for a conference title.
According to Max Sports, Gloucester High couldn’t carry there season success into the playoff game against the Barnegat Bengals. They fell just short of the Bengals , 2-1. The Lions’ defeat on June 4 signaled the end of their 13-game winning streak.
Their overall record for the season was 21-3; 10-0 in Colonial-Liberty
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Gloucester Catholic opened in 1926. (Photo courtesy of the Gloucester City Historical Society)
GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNewsnet)(September 13, 2022)–Throughout the next several weeks, officials in Gloucester City will meet with several builders. One wishes to develop the former Gloucester Catholic Boys building into apartments. Developer number two is interested in the Southport acreage, which, for the most part, has been nothing but a barren plot of ground for over 30 years.
(CNBNews photo credit)The historic Saint Mary’s High School, aka the Gloucester Catholic Boys Annex, Monmouth, and Burlington Streets, opened in the late 1920s. (Photo above)
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This year’s tournament will be held at the Pitman Golf Club on Monday June 15th. Registration will begin at 12 noon. A putting contest will precede the 1:30 shotgun start.
Continue reading “Gloucester Catholic Fr. Sullivan Alumni Golf Tournament June 15th”