Nicole d'Almeida 

Inspiring Excellence in Learning and Life is the mission of BSHS. Phoebe Laplante Martin '10 excelled at what seems like everything during her years at Stang and has moved forward in life with the same phenomenal dedication and success. Click above for the full story by Standard Times reporter Laurie Los.

After years of hard work, intense training, and a killer fastball, Bishop Stang rising Senior Max Brulport has committed to play ball for the Northeast-10 Conference Stonehill College Skyhawks. Stang coach Brian Rose says “Max is a very smart kid, he has a great work ethic and he’s a great young man. He’s a true gentleman. He has what every coach wants out of a player.”  Click above to read the full Standard-Times article by Brendan Kurie.

Congratulations to Regina Collura '20 - making a difference and forging a path!  Recent Bishop Stang Graduate, Regina Collura '20, is slated to become one of the first female Eagle Scouts in the US.  And she's putting into action her passion for fighting illiteracy with her Book Beast project.  Click above to read the full article by Greg Sullivan of the Herald News.

Bishop Stang Class of 2016 Alum, Casey Allaire, a top notch diver during her time at Stang has been recognized as the Little East Conference's 2020 Woman of the Year. Casey proved notable at Stang as a swim & dive team standout for the Spartans. She then took her talents - and the Stang spirit of Excellence and Service - with her to Plymouth State where, in addition to winning numerous accolades as a diver, she also stood out as a top academic achiever and committed community servant. Click above for the full article from Nick Friar writing for SouthCoastToday.com.

By Brendan Kurie, Southcoast Today (excerpt): "But it wasn’t purely Walsh’s athletic exploits that led to a cascade of recognition. He was ranked No. 3 in his 2020 graduating class, served as class secretary, took 14 honors level classes and was a member of the National Honor Society, Student Ambassadors, Peer Mentors and Campus Ministry. “Matt did the right thing all the time,” Gouveia said. “You try to tell the kids that the classroom is so important. It’s not just about athletics. You want them to emulate a kid like Matt Walsh, because he does the right thing all the time.”

“He’s literally everything you would want in a player and in a captain. He’s just the best kid. He’s a great person to be around.” — Nate Greene, Bishop Stang’s boys soccer coach