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Boys Basketball Make Statement Against Wilson
Boys Varsity BasketballIn another highly anticipated matchup, the Notre Dame boys basketball team delivered a strong performance, defeating Wilson 68-60 in Colonial League action.The Crusaders set the tone early, edging Wilson 20-19 after the first quarter and carrying a slim 34-32 advantage into halftime. Notre Dame created separation in the third quarter, highlighted by a momentum-swinging buzzer-beater three from junior Justin Manning to close the period and extend the lead to 52-45.Sophomore Tommy Murphy led the way with a standout all-around effort, finishing with 22 points, 5 assists, 5 rebounds, and 4 steals. Manning followed with 19 points while adding 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Junior Drew Boyd contributed 13 points and 8 rebounds, along with 2 assists and a steal.Quinn Bohn added 10 points, while Cole Vrabel and Hayden Levy chipped in two points apiece as the Crusaders closed out the win.Notre Dame returns to action tonight at home against Pen Argyl, with tip-off scheduled for 6:45 p.m.&n
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Girls Basketball Tops Wilson in Tough League Battle
Girls Varsity BasketballIn a highly anticipated Colonial League showdown on Saturday, Notre Dame girls basketball rose to the challenge, defeating rival Wilson 53-41.The Crusaders faced early resistance, trailing 18-15 after the first quarter, but quickly regained control by outscoring the Warriors 17-7 in the second quarter to take a 32-25 halftime lead. Ava Shonk sparked the surge with 10 points in the period.Notre Dame turned up the defensive intensity after the break, limiting Wilson to just five points in the third quarter while knocking down two three-pointers to extend the lead to 44-30 entering the final frame. The Crusaders closed the door in the fourth quarter, going a perfect 4-for-4 from the free-throw line, with Shonk and Ella Schweitzer each converting twice.Shonk led all scorers with 17 points, while Schweitzer and Riley Boyle added 10 apiece. Ava Hobbie contributed 8 points and 7 rebounds, and Brenna Hammerstone chipped in 6 points. Notre Dame shared the ball effectively, assisting on 13 of it
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Balanced Attack Powers Boys Basketball Past Palmerton
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame boys basketball team put together a complete performance on Tuesday night, pulling away after a competitive start to defeat Palmerton 84-58 at home.The Crusaders edged ahead 15-12 after the opening quarter before taking firm control of the game in the second. Notre Dame outpaced the Blue Bombers on both ends of the floor to build a commanding 39-21 halftime advantage. The momentum carried into the third quarter, as the Crusaders continued to push the tempo and extend the lead to 66-40 heading into the final frame.Junior Justin Manning led a balanced scoring effort with 16 points to go along with four assists and two rebounds. Fellow junior Drew Boyd added 14 points, three assists, and two steals, while junior Hayden Levy posted a career-high 14 points, knocking down four of his seven attempts from beyond the arc and adding two assists.Senior Cody Driscoll was dominant inside, finishing with a double-double of 12 points and 13 rebounds while also recording two steals. Fre
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Fast Start Fuels Girls Basketball Road Win at Palmerton
Girls Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame girls basketball team built an early cushion and made it stand up on the road, defeating Palmerton 46–39 on Thursday night.The Crusaders jumped out to a 13-point advantage after one quarter, sparked by perimeter shooting and a buzzer-beating basket. Brenna Hammerstone, Riley Boyle, and Ava Hobbie each knocked down a three-pointer in the opening frame, and Hobbie capped the quarter with a field goal at the horn to give Notre Dame a 19-6 lead.From there, the teams played nearly even basketball over the final three quarters, as Palmerton attempted to chip away at the deficit. Notre Dame faced adversity in the first half as foul trouble forced both Ava Shonk and Hammerstone to the bench with two fouls apiece, but the Crusaders stayed composed.Notre Dame controlled the glass throughout the night, led by Hobbie’s eight rebounds, including four on the offensive end, while Sam Karwacki added five rebounds of her own.Down the stretch, timely free-throw shooting sealed the victory
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Wrestling Fall in Heartbreaker to Bethlehem Catholic in Rivalry Dual
Boys Varsity WrestlingIn a hard-fought Holy War showdown, Notre Dame-Green Pond came up just short on the scoreboard, falling to rival Bethlehem Catholic 37–27 in an emotionally charged dual meet.The Crusaders set the tone early, opening the match with back-to-back dominant victories. At 107 pounds, Maximus Quarry controlled the action from start to finish, earning an 11-0 major decision over Michael Nicosia. Cael Muller followed with one impressive performance of the night at 114, securing a 16-1 technical fall over Gino Bozzi. Muller clinched the tech midway through the third period after being awarded his fourth and final takedown, giving Notre Dame early momentum.Bethlehem Catholic answered with a string of falls in the middle of the lineup, turning the tide of the dual. The Hawks recorded pins at 121, 127, 133, and 139 pounds to swing the match firmly in their favor.Notre Dame battled back at 145, where senior Gavyn Kelton earned a gritty 7-4 decision over Reef Dillard. Kelton used a five-point move to
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Girls Basketball Hand Northwestern Lehigh First League Loss
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball once again showcased their depth and defensive intensity, defeating visiting Northwestern Lehigh 48-33 in a matchup between two of the Colonial League’s top programs.The meeting marked the first since last season’s Colonial League Championship, where Notre Dame earned a hard-fought 58-53 victory. This time, the Crusaders delivered another statement, pinning the Tigers with their first league loss of the season.Notre Dame jumped out to a 13-9 lead after one quarter behind a pair of three-pointers from Riley Boyle. The Crusaders extended their advantage to 24-16 by halftime, forcing nine of Northwestern Lehigh’s 14 turnovers in the opening half with relentless defensive pressure.Boyle continued to set the tone in the third quarter, scoring seven additional points as Notre Dame steadily increased its lead. Any hopes of a Tigers comeback were put to rest at the free-throw line, as the Crusaders went 4-for-6 in the fourth quarter, including Ava Hobbie knocking do
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Late Push Lifts Boys Basketball Past Northwestern Lehigh
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame boys basketball team earned a statement victory Friday night, edging Northwestern Lehigh 72–70 to hand the Tigers their first Colonial League loss of the season. The Crusaders set the tone early, taking a slim 17-16 lead after one quarter before Northwestern Lehigh responded with a 23-point second quarter to take a 39–-advantage at the half. Notre Dame answered after the break, outscoring the Tigers 20-13 in the third quarter to regain control and then holding on through a competitive final frame to secure the win.Junior Drew Boyd led the Crusaders with a strong all-around performance, finishing with 18 points and 7 rebounds. Junior Justin Manning added 15 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists, while junior Hayden Levy chipped in 13 points. Sophomore Tommy Murphy ran the offense effectively, recording 11 points, 7 assists, and 2 rebounds. Senior Cody Driscoll contributed 9 points and 3 rebounds, and junior Quinn Bohn added 6 points, 4 assists, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals.With t
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Girls Basketball Finish Runner-Up at ACC Christmas Tournament
Girls Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame girls basketball team saw its six-game winning streak come to an end on Tuesday afternoon, falling 45-38 to Gwynedd Mercy Academy in the championship game of the Allentown Central Catholic Christmas Tournament at Rockne Hall.The title matchup was tightly contested from the opening tip, as the teams battled to an 8-8 tie after the first quarter. Gwynedd Mercy gained a slight edge before halftime, carrying a 21-18 lead into the break. The defensive struggle continued through the third quarter, with the Monarchs holding a narrow 31-29 advantage heading into the final eight minutes.Notre Dame remained within striking distance throughout the fourth quarter but was unable to generate the offensive surge needed to reclaim the lead. Gwynedd Mercy converted timely field goals down the stretch and went 5-for-10 from the free-throw line as the Crusaders were forced to foul while trying to close the gap. The Monarchs outscored Notre Dame 14-9 in the final period to secure the tourna
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Boys Basketball Bounce Back with Consolation Win Over Frankford
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame boys basketball team responded with a strong performance on Tuesday, defeating Frankford 72-62 in the consolation game of the Allentown Central Catholic Christmas Tournament.Needing a bounce-back effort to close out the tournament and head into the new year with momentum, the Crusaders delivered a balanced and energetic showing on both ends of the floor. Notre Dame controlled the tempo throughout the contest, making timely plays and executing well in key moments to secure the win.Junior Justin Manning led all scorers with an outstanding all-around performance, finishing with 26 points, four assists, two rebounds, and one steal. Junior Drew Boyd added 14 points, four rebounds, and three assists, while junior Quinn Bohn contributed 10 points, six rebounds, three assists, and a steal.Sophomore Tommy Murphy filled the stat sheet with nine points, six assists, five rebounds, and two steals, and senior Cody Driscoll added a physical presence inside with seven points and seven
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Boys Basketball Drop Opening Game at ACC Christmas Tournament
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame boys basketball team fell in the opening round of the Allentown Central Catholic Christmas Tournament on Monday, dropping a 77-44 decision to Pope John Paul II, a talented and well-balanced opponent.The Crusaders found themselves playing from behind early, as Pope John Paul II jumped out to a 24-9 lead after the first quarter and carried that momentum into halftime with a 44-19 advantage. Despite the uphill battle, Notre Dame continued to compete and gained valuable experience against one of the tournament’s top teams.Senior Cody Driscoll led the Crusaders offensively with 12 points and two rebounds, while junior Justin Manning added 10 points. Junior Drew Boyd contributed a strong all-around effort with eight points, three rebounds, and two steals, and junior Michael Zupper chipped in six points. Hayden Levy and Autel Elias each scored three points, and Kason Hall added two.Notre Dame will look to regroup quickly as the Crusaders return to action Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. in
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Wrestling Place Ninth at Prestigious Powerade Tournament
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Notre Dame wrestling team delivered an impressive performance at the 2025 Powerade Wrestling Tournament, held at Canon-McMillan High School in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, finishing 9th out of 81 teams in one of the nation’s most competitive high school wrestling events.Leading the way at 107 pounds, freshman Maximus Quarry turned in a historic run, placing second and becoming Notre Dame’s first freshman to reach the Powerade finals. Quarry advanced to the championship match before falling to top-ranked Kooper Deputy of Chestnut Ridge by decision, 10-3. Quarry finished the weekend with a 4-1 record.At 114 pounds, Cael Muller battled his way to a 7th-place finish. Muller dropped a narrow 4-1 decision in the quarterfinals to No. 16 Braiden Loiter of Bishop McDevitt, then responded with two strong wins in the wrestlebacks to secure a spot on the podium. Muller also went 4-2 on the weekend.Senior standout Dominic Sumpolec continued his run of excellence at Powerade, earning second place a
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Girls Basketball Rally Past Allentown Central Catholic
Girls Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame girls basketball team earned a hard-fought 41-36 victory over Allentown Central Catholic on December 29 in ACC Christmas Tournament action at Rockne Hall, using a dominant defensive effort and a second-half scoring surge to complete a dramatic comeback.Notre Dame faced early adversity, falling behind 8-6 after the first quarter while dealing with foul trouble that saw two Crusaders pick up two fouls each. The Vikings extended their lead to 18-10 by halftime and appeared in control midway through the third quarter, pushing the advantage to 31-17 with just over three minutes remaining in the period.From there, the Crusaders flipped the momentum. Notre Dame intensified its defensive pressure, forcing turnovers and creating scoring opportunities that fueled a decisive 24-5 run to close the game. Ava Shonk knocked down a clutch three-pointer to tie the contest at 31-31, one of four 3's she buried in the second half. Shonk and Brenna Hammerstone combined for 24 of Notre Dame’s
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Five Medalists Power Wrestling to Fifth Place at Beast of the East
Boys Varsity WrestlingNotre Dame wrestling delivered an outstanding performance at the prestigious Beast of the East Wrestling Tournament, held at the University of Delaware, finishing fifth overall in the team standings against one of the strongest fields in the nation. The Crusaders crowned five medalists and, as a result of their performance, climbed to No. 19 in the latest FloWrestling national rankings.Senior Dominic Sumpolec led the way with a championship run at 190 pounds. Seeded third entering the tournament, Sumpolec defeated Nevin Mattessich of Don Bosco Prep, 6-4, in the semifinals before capturing the title with an 8-4 decision over Blair Academy’s Salah Tsarni. With the victory, Sumpolec became the fifth Beast of the East champion in program history.Freshman Max Quarry continued his breakout season with a runner-up finish at 106 pounds. Seeded second, Quarry advanced to the finals with dominant wins over Cody Weidner (5-0), Forest Rose (7-0), and Evan Cies of Malvern Prep. Quarry ultimately fe
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Girls Basketball Shooting Powers ND to Fifth Straight Victory
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball prevailed Saturday afternoon in a Colonial League matchup, defeating Saucon Valley 50-34. After trailing by one point following the opening quarter, the Crusaders responded with a 13-5 second-quarter run to take a 24-17 lead into halftime, sparked by two three-pointers from Riley Boyle.ND pulled away in the second half behind a strong perimeter shooting performance from Brenna Hammerstone, who knocked down two three-pointers in each of the third and fourth quarters. Hammerstone finished with a team-high 15 points, connecting on five shots from beyond the arc, as the Crusaders set a season high with nine three-pointers as a team. With the lead firmly in hand, ND was able to empty the bench, with every player seeing action.Boyle and Ava Hobbie added 8 points apiece, while Ava Shonk and Ella Schweitzer each contributed 7 points. The Crusaders also displayed excellent ball movement, recording 14 assists on 17 made field goals, with Shonk, Schweitzer, and Boyle h
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Girls Basketball Defense Secures Win Over Catasauqua
Girls Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame girls basketball team used a strong defensive effort to earn a 38-27 victory over Catasauqua. The Crusaders set the tone early, holding the Rough Riders scoreless in the opening quarter to build a 9-0 lead. Catasauqua responded in the second quarter, but ND maintained control and went into halftime ahead 17-10.Brianna Beani helped extend the Crusaders’ advantage in the third quarter, scoring 5 of her 7 points as ND pushed the lead to double digits heading into the final frame. Ava Shonk took over in the fourth quarter, pouring in 8 of her game-high 13 points to seal the win. Brenna Hammerstone added 8 points in the balanced scoring effort.The Crusaders face another quick turnaround as they return to action when Saucon Valley visits Notre Dame for a Colonial League afternoon matchup.
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Boys Basketball Push Past Saucon Valley
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame boys basketball team earned a 53-43 victory over Saucon Valley, pulling away with a strong second-half performance. The Crusaders found themselves down 6-5 after the first quarter but regrouped to take a 20-16 lead into halftime. ND continued to build momentum in the third quarter, extending the advantage to 37-31, and closed out the win with steady play down the stretch.Junior Justin Manning led the Crusaders with 21 points, along with 4 assists, 3 steals, and 2 rebounds. Junior Drew Boyd added 12 points and dished out 5 assists while grabbing 2 rebounds. Sophomore Tommy Murphy contributed 7 points and 4 rebounds, and junior Quinn Bohn made his impact felt across the stat sheet with 5 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals.Following the Christmas holiday, the Crusaders will return to action on Monday, December 29, when they compete in the Allentown Central Catholic Christmas Tournament against Pope John Paul II.
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Boys Basketball Edge Catasauqua
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame's boys basketball team earned a hard-fought 73-63 victory over Catasauqua, using a strong second and third quarter to pull away. The Crusaders trailed 15-12 after the opening quarter but responded to take a 35-31 lead into halftime. ND continued to build momentum after the break, extending the advantage to 53-44 by the end of the third quarter and holding off the Rough Riders down the stretch.Junior Justin Manning led all scorers with 27 points while adding 3 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Junior Drew Boyd provided another big offensive performance with 24 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists. Senior Cody Driscoll recorded a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds, while sophomore Tommy Murphy filled the stat sheet with 6 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists.The Crusaders will be back in action on Saturday when they take on Saucon Valley.
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Wrestling Roll Past Bangor
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Notre Dame wrestling team continued its impressive run Tuesday night, earning a convincing 67-3 road victory over Bangor.The Crusaders wasted little time asserting control, opening the match with a flurry of dominant performances. Maximus Quarry (107) set the tone with a pin at 2:21, followed by quick falls from Cael Muller (114) and Cole Schwartz (121), the latter ending his bout in just 19 seconds. Trey Neith (127) and Jacob Volpe (133) kept the momentum rolling with pins of their own, pushing Notre Dame out to a commanding early lead.Bangor picked up its lone win of the night at 139 pounds, where Carter Smith earned a 6-3 decision over Aiden Vanicky in a competitive matchup.Notre Dame responded emphatically in the middle and upper weights. Mason Roncolato (145) delivered a dominant 15-0 technical fall, while Gavyn Kelton (152) added team points via forfeit. Jared Gonzalez (160) followed with a strong 17-3 major decision, showcasing control throughout the bout.The Crusaders close
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Wrestling Dominate at Home, Roll Past Jim Thorpe
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Notre Dame wrestling team put together a dominant performance on its home mat Tuesday night, rolling to a decisive 69-3 victory over visiting Jim Thorpe.The Crusaders set the tone immediately, winning eight consecutive bouts by fall to open the match. Tanner Shear (107) ignited the run with a pin in just 44 seconds, followed closely by Cael Muller (114) and Cole Schwartz (121), who needed only 39 and 18 seconds, respectively, to secure falls. Trey Neith (127) and Jacob Volpe (133) continued the early surge with quick pins, giving Notre Dame an overwhelming lead before the midway point of the match.Jim Thorpe’s lone victory came at 139 pounds in what proved to be the toughest bout of the night, as Stephen Korte edged Aiden Vanicky by an 8-6 decision in a hard-fought, back-and-forth contest.Notre Dame quickly responded and never looked back. Tyler Coad (145), Gavyn Kelton (152), and Jared Gonzalez (160) each recorded falls to regain momentum. Dominick Tocci (172) added a solid 9-4 de
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Boys Basketball Roll Past Moravian Academy
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame's boys basketball team picked up a strong win last night, defeating Moravian Academy 63-39. The Crusaders set the tone early, leading 16-10 after the first quarter and extending their advantage to 35-20 at halftime. A dominant third quarter saw ND outscore Moravian 20-7, heading into the final frame with a commanding 55-27 lead.Junior Justin Manning led the way with 17 points, 8 rebounds, 5 steals, and 2 assists, while fellow junior Drew Boyd added 16 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists. Junior Hayden Levy contributed 10 points, going 3-for-4 from beyond the arc. Senior Cody Driscoll pulled down a double-double with 9 points and 10 rebounds. Supporting efforts came from junior Quinn Bohn (5 points), sophomore Tommy Murphy (4 points), and freshman Cole Vrabel (2 points).The Crusaders will look to carry this momentum into their next matchup on Friday at home against Catasauqua.
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Notre Dame Celebrates 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees
EASTON, PA — Notre Dame High School proudly welcomed five distinguished alumni into the Notre Dame Athletic Hall of Fame during an induction ceremony held this past weekend in the Jeff Dailey Gymnasium.The ceremony took place on Saturday, January 10, 2026, between the Girls and Boys Varsity Basketball games versus Wilson, following the girls’ game at approximately 1:00 p.m. Family, friends, alumni, and members of the Notre Dame community gathered to recognize and celebrate the remarkable athletic achievements and lifelong contributions of the honorees.The 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees were Chadd Lilly, Class of 2005; Scott Salabsky, Class of 1994; Maura (Delserro) Hammerstone, Class of 1995; Frank Scattene, Class of 1976; and Cheryl (Muller) Fenton, Class of 1975. Each inductee exemplified excellence in competition, leadership, and service to Notre Dame High School athletics.Cheryl (Muller) Fenton, Class of 1975, was recognized for her extraordinary dedication to Notre Dame’s ch
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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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