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The Township of Ocean School District's Board of Education meeting on May 20, 2025, highlighted the exciting conclusion of the spring sports season, showcasing the achievements of various teams. The girls' lacrosse team faced a tough overtime loss against Marlborough, but they are gearing up for their first state game next week. Meanwhile, the boys' lacrosse team is set to play Lacey Township tomorrow, with their own state game on the horizon.

In softball, senior night was celebrated at Wonamassa Fireman's Field, honoring five seniors as they faced off against Henry Hudson. The boys' baseball team also marked their senior day with a decisive 14-4 victory over Lacey, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.
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Track and field athletes shone at the Monmouth County championships, with over five runners placing and breaking four school records, showcasing the district's athletic prowess. The golf team wrapped up their season with a commendable 9-4 record.

In addition to sports, the meeting noted the success of last month's International Night, hosted by the Hispanic Culture Club, Italian Club, and Deeply Rooted Club at the high school, further enriching the community's cultural engagement. The Board's discussions reflect a vibrant school environment, celebrating both athletic and cultural achievements as the year progresses.

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