Mount Rushmore project: Last days to VOTE for Camden Catholic's top 4 sports figures of all time
Kyle Green, Camden Catholic Class of 2013NJ.com is currently running its annual Mount Rushmore project for the ninth consecutive summer. One of this year’s featured schools is Camden Catholic, with an athletic history dating back over 100 years.
Many votes have been tabulated so far, but there is still time to get have your voice heard. There are now three days left to vote with the polls closing on Tuesday at noon.
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