On Behalf of the

ALEX ROHRBACHWW-P SOUTHThrough hard work and determination, Alex Rohrbach made himself into the topperforming kicker in WW-P South history as well as a great choice as captain forhead coach Todd Smith.A two-time selection as all-CVC kicker, Rohrbach holds school records for mostPoints After Touchdown in a single game, most consecutive PATs, and most pointsscored by kicking in a season. Also a two year starter at defensive back, Rohrbachwill attend Georgetown University next year.Washington D.C. area is probably an ideal location for someone who distinguishedhimself on the school’s Washington Seminar trip for juniors. Alex exhibitedexceptional interest and insight during the four-day intense academic experience,engaging speakers on the House floor, at the State Department, and at the NationalPress Club. His initiative on the trip won him the opportunity to meet with SenatorJohn McCain and have his picture taken with the senator in his office.None of that should be a surprise for this Eagle Scout, who is a Troop 40 Senior Patrol leader and National Honor SocietyMember. A WW-P South peer leader, Alex is Consumer Bowl senior captain and volunteers for the Special Olympics, theLightning Little Laxers and the D.A.R.E. program.“His constant motivation and caring for others around him made him stand out among his peers,” Smith said. “During thepast four years, Alex has grown into a confident, trustworthy young man. He has shown the ability to establish an excellentrapport with many different constituents including students, teammates, alumni, administrators, and staff.”JEREMY SANDERROBBINSVILLEAndrew Patterson, the former assistant football coach at Robbinsville, who is nowon the staff at The College of New Jersey, doesn’t have to think very long to placeJeremy Sander among his students.“I rank Jeremy in my top one,” said Patterson, who still teaches Honors English atthe school, and was lucky enough to have Sander in his class in both ninth and 12thgrade. Not my top one percent, but my number one student.“Jeremy effortlessly combines intelligence, wit, humility, leadership, and compassioninto one tightly secured package,” Patterson said. “He harbors the ability to analyzethe complex, overcome the insurmountable, and assist the less fortunate all in onebreath. He can lead a team, control a discussion, and slip intelligent humor into aconversation almost effortlessly. Jeremy is simply one of a kind.”A three-year starter at middle linebacker, Sander is also a top wrestler. He’s a twoyearNational Honor Society member who is also part of the Future Business Leaders of America and co-founder of theSalt and Light Club.Jeremy is part of the Robbinsville select choral group and has been active with both the 217 Church and the PrincetonAlliance Church.With the 217 Church, Jeremy is part of the Movers and Shakers team and is a vocalist and pianist. With the PrincetonAlliance Church, Sander was a middle school youth leader and took a mission trip to Mexico in 2009. He was a worshipband leader, serving as vocalist, drummer, and pianist.162011DVCProgram.indd 163/9/11 12:02 PM