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Football Dominates Wilson on Senior Night, Claim Colonial League White Division Title
Boys Varsity FootballIt was a picture-perfect Senior Night for the Notre Dame Crusaders as they capped off their regular season in commanding fashion, defeating Wilson 62-0 on Friday night at Lafayette. The win not only celebrated the team’s seniors but also secured the Colonial League White Division Championship, as the Crusaders now head into the District XI 3A playoffs as the No. 1 seed.Quarterback Matt Bodnar led the offensive, completing 13 of 17 passes for 311 yards and five touchdowns. He connected with Alex Clark twice for scores (74 and 32 yards) and Drew Boyd twice as well (54 and 27 yards), while Clemente Cintron added a 7-yard touchdown reception.Notre Dame wasted no time building momentum, racing out to a 21-0 first-quarter lead and extending it to 41-0 by halftime. The Crusaders finished with a staggering 587 yards of total offense while holding Wilson to just 133 yards and forcing three interceptions.Sophomore Tommy Murphy showcased his versatility, throwing a touchdown, rushing for another
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Boys Soccer Falls to Moravian Academy in District XI Quarterfinal
Boys Varsity SoccerThe Notre Dame boys soccer team saw its season come to a close Wednesday with a hard-fought 3-2 loss to Moravian Academy in the District XI 2A quarterfinals.Moravian struck first with a goal in the opening half to take a 1-0 lead into the break. Five minutes into the second half, Henry Hauff found the back of the net to even the score at 1-1, giving the Crusaders momentum. However, Moravian responded with two goals to regain control as Notre Dame struggled to generate consistent offense.With 22 minutes remaining, Quinn Bohn buried a shot to pull the Crusaders within one, but despite a late push, they couldn’t find the equalizer.Notre Dame finishes the season with an 11-7-1 record, capping off a strong campaign that showcased plenty of promise and young talent returning for next year.
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Girls Soccer Falls in Hard-Fought District Quarterfinal
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Notre Dame girls soccer team’s impressive season came to an end Wednesday evening in the District XI Class 2A quarterfinals, falling to Saucon Valley 4-3 in a tightly contested battle.The Crusaders showed their trademark fight throughout the match, rallying from deficits of 2-0, 3-1, and 4-2 before ultimately running out of time to find the equalizer. Molly Garis opened the scoring for Notre Dame off an assist from Julia Kehm, while Sam Fanelli buried a free kick for the team’s second goal. Kostoula Cruciani added the third tally, assisted by Kelsey Bedics. Goalkeeper Emma Sobler was strong in net, recording 10 saves to keep the Crusaders within striking distance.Despite the loss, the 2025 season marks a major step forward for the program under Head Coach Martin Brett. After experiencing coaching changes over the past four seasons, the Crusaders found stability and success this fall. They finished with a 10-8-1 record while qualifying for both the Colonial League and District XI pl
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Girls Cross Country Crowned District XI 2A Champion, Advances to States
Girls Varsity Cross CountryThe Notre Dame Green Pond girls cross country team continued their dominant season by capturing the District XI 2A Championship, securing their spot at the PIAA State Championships in Hershey on Saturday, November 1.Senior leadership paved the way for the Crusaders, as Samantha Karwacki placed third overall in 20:05.2. Fellow senior Ella Schweitzer followed with a strong sixth-place finish in 20:14.0, while Brenna Hammerstone, also a senior, was close behind in seventh, clocking 20:22.9.Junior Alivia Rieland turned in a strong performance, placing 16th in 21:29.8, and classmate Giana Garis rounded out the scoring five with a 22nd-place finish in 21:50.0. Sophomores Nina Ciccarelli (31st, 22:37.2) and Violet Dewalt (32nd, 22:45.0) added key depth to Notre Dame’s lineup.Notre Dame’s depth and consistency were on full display as the Crusaders claimed the district crown and punched their ticket to Hershey. The team will now look to carry that momentum into the state championships next week
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Boys Cross Country Secures Second at District XI 2A Championships, Advances to States
Boys Varsity Cross CountryThe Notre Dame boys cross country team delivered a strong performance at the District XI 2A Championships, finishing in second place and earning a spot at the upcoming state championships in Hershey.Sophomore Emmett Rieland led the way for the Crusaders with an impressive 17:07.5, securing fourth overall. Close behind, sophomore Jameson Kopp finished 11th with a time of 17:38.9, followed by junior Dante Azzolina in 12th at 17:42.2. Junior Aiden Van Wert also contributed a strong finish in 14th place, crossing the line at 17:48.4. Senior Darek Schaeffer ran a solid 18:55.7 for 41st, while sophomore Noah Sharpe completed the scoring for Notre Dame with a 52nd-place finish in 19:28.3. Rounding out the scoring, junior Jacob Best completed the course in 19:41.5, placing 55th.The team’s depth and consistency throughout the race were key in securing second place, highlighting the talent and determination of the squad. With this strong showing, the Crusaders are now set to compete at the state
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Girls Volleyball Sweeps Saucon Valley in District XI Opener
Girls Varsity VolleyballNotre Dame’s girls volleyball team opened District XI play with a statement victory, sweeping Saucon Valley 3-0 in a redemption matchup on Wednesday night. The Crusaders, who fell to the Panthers late in the regular season, flipped the script with a composed and determined performance, taking the sets 25-23, 25-21, and 25-23.Rachel Fisher led the charge for Notre Dame with standout all-around play and a series of timely kills that kept momentum on the Crusaders’ side. Brianna Banaag anchored the defense, frustrating Saucon Valley’s attack with her relentless effort and sharp reads.With the win, Notre Dame advances to the District XI quarterfinals and will take on Southern Lehigh tonight at 6 p.m.
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Football Dominates Palmerton in 56-0 Shutout Victory
Boys Varsity FootballThe Notre Dame football team continued its dominant season Friday night, cruising past Palmerton 56-0. The Crusaders displayed their trademark balance and explosiveness, piling up 432 total yards while limiting the Blue Bombers to just 66.Quarterback Matt Bodnar was sharp once again, completing 14 of 17 passes for 254 yards and four touchdowns. Jonathan Striba opened the scoring with a 6-yard touchdown run, then hauled in a 58-yard strike from Bodnar to make it 13-0 early. This continued in the second quarter with touchdown passes to CJ Diaz (9 yards) and Drew Boyd (27 yards), sending Notre Dame into halftime up 28-0.The Crusaders kept rolling after the break. Boyd added his second touchdown on a 57-yard reception, and Aaron Gordon made a statement on defense with a 47-yard interception return for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Jason Frederick found the end zone on a 26-yard run before Tommy Murphy broke free for a 68-yard score to cap the night.Defensively, Notre Dame smothered P
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Boys Cross Country Finishes Strong at Colonial League Championships
Boys Varsity Cross CountryThe Notre Dame boys cross country team capped off an incredible season with a standout performance at the Colonial League Championships, finishing in a tie for second place with Southern Lehigh in a highly competitive field.Leading the way for the Crusaders was Emmett Rieland, who earned an impressive 3rd-place overall finish with a time of 17:15.5. He was followed by Dante Azzolina (6th, 17:44.5), Aiden Van Wert (12th, 18:02.6), Jameson Kopp (13th, 18:04.5), and Darek Schaeffer (27th, 19:01.6), rounding out Notre Dame’s top five scorers. Noah Sharpe (36th, 19:47.1) and David Licari (52nd, 21:37.6) also delivered strong performances to support the team’s depth.Notre Dame’s total team time of 1:30:09 averaged 18:02 per runner, matching Southern Lehigh’s score of 61 points and finishing just two points behind Wilson Area for the league title.Despite the narrow margin, the Crusaders clinched the Colonial League regular season championship, highlighting a season of consistency, hard work,
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Girls Cross Country Capture Colonial League Championship
Girls Varsity Cross CountryThe Notre Dame girls’ cross country team raced to the Colonial League Championship title Wednesday afternoon at DeSales University, edging out Southern Lehigh in a tightly contested meet.The Crusaders placed five runners inside the top 25, finishing with a team score of 59 points and an average time of 21:20, just ahead of Southern Lehigh’s 61.Of the 105 runners, senior Samantha Karwacki led the way with a third-place finish in 20:09, followed closely by senior Brenna Hammerstone in seventh (20:39) and senior Ella Schweitzer in ninth (21:02). Junior Alivia Rieland and junior Giana Garis rounded out the Crusaders’ scoring five, placing 19th and 21st, respectively, to secure the championship.Next up, the Crusaders will compete at the District XI Cross Country Championships on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at DeSales University, as they look to continue their postseason success.
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Football Tops Palisades 34-22 on Homecoming Night
Boys Varsity FootballNotre Dame celebrated Homecoming with a thrilling 34-22 victory over Palisades on Friday night at Lafayette College. The Crusaders balanced attack and timely defense lifted them to their eighth win of the season.Quarterback Matt Bodnar led the way completing 20 of 33 passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns. Jonathan Striba hauled in seven receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown while also adding a rushing score. CJ Diaz contributed a key 35-yard touchdown reception that swung momentum back in Notre Dame’s favor late in the third quarter.On the ground, the Crusaders found consistent success with Aaron Gordon rushing for 99 yards and a touchdown, and Faustie Capobianco adding 70 yards and a score, including a crucial one-yard plunge in the fourth quarter to regain the lead after Palisades briefly went ahead.Defensively, Drew Boyd made a major impact with an interception and strong special teams play, returning two punts for 30 yards. Capobianco led the defense with six tackles and two t
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Boys Soccer Edges Wilson 2-1 in Season Finale
Boys Varsity SoccerThe Notre Dame boys soccer team closed out their regular season with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Wilson yesterday. The teams were tied 1-1 at halftime, with Notre Dame playing a bit slow in the first half, but the squad found their rhythm in the second half to secure the win.The first goal came from Vince Quainoo off an assist from Gabriel Moreira, giving the team an early lead. With just four minutes remaining, Quinn Bohn sealed the victory with a successful penalty kick.Notre Dame finished the Colonial League season with a record of 9-4-1 and an overall record of 11-5-1. The team now awaits their quarterfinal matchup against Palisades in the Colonial League playoffs on Monday.
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Girls Soccer Celebrate Senior Night with 2-0 Win Over Wilson
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Notre Dame girls soccer team capped off Senior Night in winning fashion with a 2-0 victory over Wilson on Wednesday evening. After a scoreless first half, Kostoula Cruciani found the back of the net twice in the second half to lift Notre Dame. Cruciani’s first goal came off a perfect setup from Bella Cemelli, while her second was assisted by seniors Kelsey Bedics and Nia Hunt.In goal, Emma Sobler was outstanding, recording nine saves to earn the shutout.The win was especially meaningful as the Crusaders honored seniors Kelsey Bedics, Nia Hunt, Grace Kelly, and Sam Fanelli before kickoff. With the victory, Notre Dame officially clinched berths in both the Colonial League and District XI playoffs, which begin next week.
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Boys Cross Country Secure Colonial League Season Title
Boys Varsity Cross CountryThe Notre Dame boys’ cross country team capped off a dominant regular season by capturing the Colonial League season title, led by a strong and balanced performance from their top runners.Emmett Rieland set the tone for the Crusaders with a 2nd-place finish in 16:50, followed closely by Jameson Kopp, who ran a great race to take 3rd overall in 17:18. Dante Azzolina (4th, 17:33) and Aiden Van Wert (6th, 17:42) gave Notre Dame four finishers inside the top six, securing the win and underscoring the team’s depth.Darek Schaeffer (16th, 18:19), Noah Sharpe (18th, 18:42), and Jeremiah Robertson (31st, 19:06) rounded out the Crusaders’ top seven, helping seal the season title for Notre Dame.The Crusaders will now turn their attention to the Colonial League Championship Meet, set for next Tuesday at DeSales University, where they’ll look to continue their impressive run.
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Girls Cross Country Capture Colonial League Season Title
Girls Varsity Cross CountryThe Notre Dame girls’ cross country team continued their dominant season, clinching the Colonial League season championship with a strong team performance.Leading the Crusaders was Samantha Karwacki, finishing 2nd overall in 19:05, and delivering one of the most impressive performances of the season. In a thrilling final stretch, Karwacki surged past the top runners from both Northwestern Lehigh and Southern Lehigh in the last half mile She was followed by Ella Schweitzer (5th, 19:47) and Brenna Hammerstone (6th, 19:57), giving Notre Dame three runners in the top six.Alivia Rieland (11th, 20:55), Violet Dewalt (14th, 21:38), Giana Garis (18th, 22:26), and Nina Ciccarelli (19th, 22:42) rounded out the Crusaders’ top seven, showcasing the team’s depth and consistency from start to finish.The Crusaders will now shift their focus to the Colonial League Championship Meet, which will be held next Tuesday at DeSales University.
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Boys Soccer Rally for 4-1 Victory Over Jim Thorpe
Boys Varsity SoccerNotre Dame's boys soccer team bounced back in impressive fashion at home, overcoming a first-half deficit to defeat Jim Thorpe 4-1.After conceding early, the Crusaders came out strong in the second half, showcasing their resilience and teamwork. Quinn Bohn led the charge with two goals, while Gabriel Moreiera and Alex Pirog each added one. Key contributions in the attack came from Gene Behme, Nico Guet Cruza, Sean Tipton, and Quinn Bohn, each recording assists.The team’s second-half surge demonstrated their depth, determination, and offensive chemistry, securing a memorable comeback victory.The Crusaders will look to carry this momentum into their next match tonight at Wilson.
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Boys Soccer Shut Out Palmerton 4-0 on Senior Night
Boys Varsity SoccerNotre Dame's boys soccer team celebrated a memorable Senior Night with a commanding 4-0 victory over Palmerton. The evening honored seniors Mark Perone, Aidan Dalton, and Nico Guet Cruza, who were recognized for their contributions to the program before kickoff.On the field, the Crusaders dominated from start to finish. Quinn Bohn led the offensive charge with two goals, while Luc Bankowski and Gabriel Moreiera each added one to round out the scoring. Playmaker Gene Behme was instrumental in the attack, recording three assists, with Quinn contributing one more.The team’s balanced offense and solid defense ensured a clean sheet, leaving Palmerton unable to respond. The win highlighted both the skill and teamwork of the Crusaders as they celebrated their seniors’.Notre Dame looks ahead to their next match on Monday against Jim Thorpe.
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Football Dominate Pen Argyl, 59-7 Victory Sets Stage for Homecoming Showdown
Boys Varsity FootballNotre Dame put on an offensive show Saturday afternoon, cruising to a 59-7 victory over Pen Argyl in a dominant Colonial League performance. The Crusaders rolled up 461 total yards while holding the Green Knights to just 143.Quarterback Matt Bodnar led the charge, completing 12 of 15 passes for 241 yards and four touchdowns. He connected with Cody Driscoll for a 31-yard score, Alex Clark for a 56-yard strike, Eddie Youngkin on a 15-yard touchdown, and Jonathan Striba from 36 yards out. Tommy Murphy added a touchdown pass of his own in the third quarter, finding Driscoll for a 24-yard score.Striba had a standout all-around performance, scoring three times, once on a 14-yard run, again on a 37-yard punt return, and through the air on Bodnar’s third-quarter strike. Youngkin added a 6-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth to cap the Crusaders’ offensive explosion.Notre Dame’s defense was equally impressive, forcing four turnovers and limiting Pen Argyl’s run game to just 59 yards. Faust Cap
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Girls Volleyball Sweeps Catasauqua
Girls Varsity VolleyballNotre Dame Girls Volleyball earned a dominant 3-0 win over Catasauqua on Thursday night, controlling the match from start to finish.The Crusaders showcased sharp execution on both sides of the ball, combining consistent serving, strong defensive coverage, and balanced attacking to keep the Rough Riders on their heels throughout the evening.While the pace of play was steady, Notre Dame’s teamwork and communication stood out, allowing them to close out each set efficiently and secure the sweep.The victory marks another step forward for the Crusaders as they continue to build momentum. Notre Dame returns to action tonight at home against Easton.
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Boyle’s Late Goal Lifts Girls Soccer Past Kutztown
Girls Varsity SoccerIn a gritty non-league battle Thursday night, Notre Dame secured a 1-0 victory over Kutztown behind a late goal and a strong defensive effort.With just under five minutes remaining in regulation, Riley Boyle delivered the game-winner off a well-executed corner. Molly Garis and Kelsey Bedics combined to set up the chance, with Boyle finishing to put the Crusaders ahead.Goalkeeper Emma Sobler anchored the defense with three saves, including a highlight-reel stop on a rebound attempt from a first-half corner. The back line held firm throughout the match, limiting Kutztown’s scoring opportunities and preserving the shutout.The win comes at an important time for Notre Dame, who were coming off a tough midweek loss and playing short-handed. Rather than let fatigue or circumstance dictate the pace, the Crusaders showed resilience and composure, battling to the final whistle to secure the result.Notre Dame (9-5-1) will look to carry the momentum into their upcoming league matchup at Palmerton
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Girls Soccer Battles in Narrow Loss to Southern Lehigh
Girls Varsity SoccerThe Notre Dame girls soccer team turned in a strong performance at home on Wednesday, falling just short in a 0-1 loss to Southern Lehigh. After conceding the game’s lone goal in the first half, the Crusaders settled in and matched the Spartans in a competitive, back-and-forth contest.Goalkeepers Emma Sobler and Ainsley Lago combined for 10 saves to anchor the defense, keeping Notre Dame within striking distance throughout the match. The Crusaders generated quality scoring opportunities of their own, including a dangerous chance off a corner kick that resulted in a scramble in the box before a shot rolled just wide.Next match is tomorrow on the road at Kutztown.
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Notre Dame Mourns the Loss of Coach Tom D’Angelo
Notre Dame is deeply saddened by the passing of Coach Tom D’Angelo, a beloved coach, mentor, and friend whose presence shaped our community for 10 years. As head coach of the girls tennis program, Coach D’Angelo brought unmatched passion, experience, and care to his student-athletes. With over 50 years in the sport he dedicated himself to fostering growth, sportsmanship, and a lifelong love for tennis in every student he coached. Coach D’Angelo led with both heart and purpose, guiding his teams to success on the court while instilling values that reached far beyond it. His leadership, humility, and genuine kindness left an enduring mark on all who had the privilege to know him. The entire Notre Dame community mourns this tremendous loss and celebrates the legacy of a man who gave so much to our school and our student-athletes. Coach D’Angelo will be deeply missed but never forgotten. We will come together to honor his life and legacy at Mass next Tuesday, November 4th.
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Planet High School - Registration & Paperwork
Getting Started GuideThe Spring Sports season is scheduled to begin on Monday, March 3, 2025. The following Spring Sports are: Baseball (Junior High also offered), Softball (Junior High also offered), Boys Tennis, Boys Volleyball, Track and Field, and Boys and Girls Lacrosse (at Moravian Academy).A sports physical form (CIPPE Form) must be completed before your child can participate in any athletic program at Notre Dame High School. Please note – if the athlete does not have all required documentation submitted, they will not be permitted to tryout.The Athletic Department is utilizing PlanetHS.com to allow parents and athletes to access and manage all required forms and paperwork. All required paperwork can be accessed through your online portal. ALL forms must be updated/completed/uploaded and submitted online through your PlanetHS account.Once you have completed PlanetHS account set-up, to access the forms, select the “Athletic Forms” tab, then click on the link “Example
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Notre Dame Launches Online Ticketing Option
The Notre Dame athletics department will launch and new electronic ticketing option next week that will enable fans to purchase tickets to the athletic contest they are planning to attend. The service, provided by HomeTown ticketing, is a cashless, paperless, contactless option that will provide convenience for fans. To purchase tickets online, follow the link to the Notre Dame High School Box Office, HomeTown Ticketing | find the game you want to purchase tickets to attend, and follow the prompts to make the purchase. Tickets may be purchased using a credit or debit card. Each transaction will include a small processing fee that goes directly to HomeTown Ticketing.
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