Freehold Boro Alum and Wrestling Coach Colin Monahan Dies Unexpectedly
Freehold Boro Alum and Wrestling Coach Colin Monahan Dies Unexpectedly. The wrestling community and many other people who knew Colin Monahan are saddened by his death. He was a beloved former student and teacher at Freehold Boro High School.
His passing was revealed by a touching tribute posted on social media by Freehold Boro Wrestling, the team he wrestled for and later coached.
His death cause has not been made public, but the outpouring of grief from kids, parents, and fellow coaches shows how much he meant to those who knew him.
Before becoming a teacher, Monahan was a well-known figure in the Freehold Boro wrestling program, where he left a lasting mark as an athlete. After a great high school wrestling record, he graduated in 2015.
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Monahan won the prized district championship title as a senior, which solidified his place in the school’s history books as a major accomplishment.
Even more amazing, Monahan became the fifth wrestler in Freehold Boro’s long history to win 100 matches in a career. The Colonials are still very proud of this.
Freehold Boro Wrestling recognized Monahan’s contributions to the school as both a wrestler and a coach in a tribute post.
While paying respect, the Freehold Boro Wrestling team said, “We are saddened by the death of one of our own, Colin Monahan (Class of 2015).”
Wrestler Colin was very good, and he set many records for the Colonials. Colin was the fifth wrestler from Freehold Boro to get 100 wins, and he won the District Championship as a senior.
Monahan loved wrestling even after he graduated from high school. After high school, he went to Ursinus College to further his studies and keep playing sports.
He went back to Freehold Boro after college to give back to the school that had helped him grow as an athlete and as a person.
He became a wrestling teacher and worked under head coach Shep. He quickly became an important part of the team’s leadership.
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Monahan was an assistant teacher who helped shape and guide the next generation of wrestlers. Both students and parents looked up to and respected him.
He loved his job as a coach, and many young players looked up to him. He was recognized for his hard work and dedication to the school in 2022 by being named District Coach of the Year.
This was a big deal that showed how well he could help and guide his athletes to success.
The sudden death of Monahan shocked those who knew him, especially those who had seen personally how kind and strong he was as a leader.
People all over the community have sent tributes, and many have said how grateful they are for the good things he did in their lives.
“He was so important in bringing wrestling into our lives,” one touching social media post said. The most important thing is that he brought us love and friendship with his family for all time 💏🖤”
“Such an amazing coach and friend to my son, he will be missed 💏💏💏💏🙏🏼🙏🏼” was a sad message that talked about how close many people felt with him.
Colin Monahan was a teacher and wrestler who won a lot of titles. For his students and coworkers, he was a teacher, a friend, and a source of strength.
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He did a lot more for the Freehold Boro wrestling team than just winning matches and titles. He touched a lot of people’s lives on and off the ring.
There will be a big hole in the community after his death, but his legacy will live on in the many lives he changed during his work.
The wrestling team and the community as a whole will be sad about his death, but they will also remember the lasting impact Monahan had on Freehold Boro. His fire, dedication, and kindness will continue to inspire for years to come.