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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Congratulations to the Class of 2013

Bishop Loughlin

2013 Athletic Hall Of Fame

Bishop Loughlin MHS, held its annual Athletic Hall of Fame on May 4th and welcomed eight new Hall of Famers.

Congratulations to:

Clarinet Quartets 1^st Place

Olivia Barley, Destiny Henry, John Gonzalez and

Teresa Dane.

Alto Saxophone Trio 2^nd Place

Ashley Salinas, Sekani Blaze and Samantha Gregory

Clarinet trio 3^rd Place

Rodnesha Diamond, Jeffrey Lange and Tiffany Santos

Vocal Trio 1^st Place

Amber McIntosh, Imaan Williams and Brianna Bruno

Congratulations to our Bishop Loughlin Memorial H.S athletes.

Daily News names All-Borough and All-City boys and girls high school basketball teams

Boys First Team

Khadeen Carrington, Bishop Loughlin, Jr.

Carrington was a highlight waiting to happen, able to dominate a game in a variety of ways. The junior southpaw averaged 24.7 points a game, dropping 24 in a losing effort against Christ the King in the city title.

Mike Williams, Bishop Loughlin, Jr.

Williams averaged 19.8 points a game while displaying one of the sweetest-looking jumpers in the city. The under-recruited 6-1 guard was also a lock-down defender for the Lions.

Girls First Team

Imani Tate, Bishop Loughlin, Sr

Tate, who’s headed to Albany, carried the Lions for much of the season, leading them on an unexpected run to the CHSAA ‘AA’ state final, where they ended up losing to Bishop Ford.

Girls Second Team

Jasmine Alston

Honorable Mention

Jordan Nanton, Bishop Loughlin ( boys)

Kiana Clark, Bishop Loughlin ( girls)

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Great People:

Brother Dennis Cronin is on a mission to make Bishop Loughlin H.S.‘a real anchor’ for its students.

Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School was a part of Brother Dennis Cronin’s life long beforehe was named school president.

His biological older brother, Dan, went to Loughlin. “I grew up on his yearbooks,” Brother Dennis said. “So Loughlin always had a place in my imagination.”

Brother Dennis, 60, first taught at Loughlin for a summer when he was 19. He returned to Loughlin, an 80-year fixture in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood, as principal on July 1, 2001. He was named president in 2008.

Mambo Legends Orchestra Performs At Loughlin

The Mitch Frohman Quartet performed at Bishop Loughlin, on Friday, February 15, 2013. Mitch Frohman toured with the Tito Puente Orchestra for over 25 years. The Mambo Legends Orchestra is the surviving member of the Tito Puente band and the band he is in was just nominated for a Latino Grammy.

Mr. Frohman held a workshop in the school with Loughlin's Senior Band prior to the school wide performance. The students were truly inspired by him, his music and his spirit.