Absegami High School

Evan Gilger has a great support system with his parents, Kelley and Ed Gilger, brothers Gabe and Aaron and sister Mya

Ray Weed is a household name at Absegami. He became the Braves’ starting QB as a freshman and as a freshman wrestler, he won a district title and advanced through regions to Boardwalk Hall and the NJSIAA state championships.

Congratulations to Melissa Dillard on her promotion to Commanding Officer of her Navy unit in Pensacola, FL. The former Absegami student is having a very successful Navy career.

Steve Fortis, the Athletic Director at Absegami High School, tells The Press of Atlantic City that the "Braves" name is currently under review.

Coming off a 62-30 victory over Oakcrest on Tuesday, the defending Group 3 state champions kept things rolling with a dominating 56-34 win over visiting Absegami in Mainland’s home opener.

The undefeated Red Raiders kept their record spotless in eye-popping fashion, racing out to a 30-0 lead just 13 minutes into the game and cruising to a 44-6 victory over the Braves.

The Mustangs are now 10-3 in their last 13 games after head coach Chuck Smith went just 2-18 in his first 20 games after coming over from Oakcrest.

The Absegami Braves finished 2018 strong and enter 2019 with plenty of confidence.

Ray Lewis brought passion and positive energy to the Braves’ baseball program the past four years.

Galloway Township Police say they arrested two teens after being made aware of social media threats early Thursday morning concerning Absegami High School.