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Boys Basketball Battles Past Bangor
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame rallied from an early deficit Saturday afternoon, earning a hard-fought 46-38 home victory over Bangor. The Crusaders trailed 13-10 after the first quarter but responded with steady play on both ends of the floor to take an 18–15 lead into halftime.The game remained tight in the second half, with Notre Dame holding a 33-29 advantage at the end of the third quarter. The Crusaders then closed out the contest with strong defensive play and timely scoring to secure the win.Junior Drew Boyd led the way with 16 points, adding two assists and a rebound. Fellow junior Justin Manning chipped in 13 points, three assists, two rebounds, and three steals. Junior Hayden Levy scored six points, while sophomore Tommy Murphy contributed four points, two assists, and four rebounds. Junior Michael Zupper rounded out the scoring with three points.The Crusaders will be back in action today as they travel to Moravian Academy for their next matchup.
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Girls Basketball Fast Start Powers Past Bangor
Girls Varsity BasketballSaturday afternoon, Notre Dame wasted little time setting the tone, racing to a 44-13 Colonial League victory over Bangor. The Crusaders jumped out quickly in the first quarter as Ella Schweitzer knocked down three two-point field goals, while Brenna Hammerstone added a pair of three-pointers to spark the early surge.Both teams went cold offensively in the second quarter, but Notre Dame still carried a 19-5 advantage into halftime. The Crusaders came out firing after the break, pouring in 18 points in the third quarter, paced by Ava Shonk’s 10-point effort that put the game firmly out of reach.Defensively, Sam Karwacki set the tone with five steals, while Ava Hobbie controlled the boards with a team-high five rebounds. Notre Dame was able to clear the bench in the fourth quarter, as all reserves saw action to close out the convincing win.The Crusaders face a quick turnaround, returning to Colonial League play with a home matchup against Moravian Academy on Monday in a varsity-only cont
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Girls Basketball Edge Northern Lehigh
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame came out fast and never looked back, earning their first victory of the season with a 51-33 win over Northern Lehigh. The Crusaders set the tone early, jumping ahead by six after the first quarter and extending the lead to ten at the break. Capped by a highlight moment, Brenna Hammerstone drilling a half-court three at the buzzer to send ND into halftime up 24-14.Notre Dame continued to apply pressure in the third, outscoring the Bulldogs and stretching the margin to 41-21 after three quarters, giving them room to cruise comfortably to the finish.Hammerstone led the Crusaders with 10 points, while Ella Schweitzer and Riley Boyle each added 9 points in a balanced offensive effort. Sam Karwacki was a spark off the bench, bringing high energy on both ends and contributing 6 points and 4 assists. The Crusaders knocked down seven three-pointers and were strong at the line, shooting 10-of-12.Defensively, Ava Hobbie made her presence felt with 9 rebounds, while Ella Schweitzer coll
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Boys Basketball Pulls Away to Defeat Northern Lehigh
Boys Varsity BasketballOn Monday night, Notre Dame boys basketball earned a convincing 67-38 victory over Northern Lehigh, using a dominant second half to secure their second win in a row. The Crusaders jumped ahead 19-8 after the first quarter, but Northern Lehigh battled back to narrow the gap to 25-21 at halftime. Notre Dame responded with renewed energy after the break, stretching the margin to 45-34 through three quarters before putting the game away with a decisive fourth-quarter run.Junior Justin Manning delivered an outstanding performance, erupting for 41 points, along with 5 rebounds and 2 assists - one of the top single-game scoring efforts in recent program history. Junior Drew Boyd nearly posted a triple-double, finishing with 9 points, 7 assists, and 7 rebounds, steering the offense with pace and precision.Sophomore Tommy Murphy added 5 points, while juniors Hayden Levy and Quinn Bohn each contributed 3 points. Freshman Cole Vrabel added 3 points, and Michael Zupper, Quinn Bohn, and Kason Hall
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Swimming Open Their Season With Strong First-Meet
Boys Varsity SwimmingThe Notre Dame swim team officially kicked off its 2025-26 season on Friday, competing for times vs. Salisbury. ND opened the evening in the Boys 200 Medley Relay, where the freshman trio of Lucas Wefing, Anthony Brazzo, and Jaxon Ellis, anchored by senior Mark Otten, posted a solid first-meet time of 2:04.30, a strong starting point for early December.In the Girls 50 Freestyle, junior Alivia Rieland recorded a debut time of 32.00, while freshman Makayla Hoole followed at 36.07.The boys showed depth in their first varsity sprint experience, led by Jaxon Ellis in 26.06, with Lucas Wefing (27.78) and Anthony Brazzo (29.27) completing a strong trio.Ellis returned with another standout swim in the 100 Butterfly, finishing in 1:00.81, an impressive early-season mark.Rieland added another steady performance in the Girls 100 Freestyle, touching at 1:12.95.In the backstroke, Lucas Wefing opened his season with a 1:11.75 in the Boys 100 Backstroke, followed by senior Mark Otten at 1:22.22,
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Girls Basketball Fall to Lansdale Catholic
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame struggled to overcome Lansdale Catholic’s size advantage on Saturday afternoon, dropping a 45-26 independent home contest. Lansdale controlled the boards throughout, establishing an early lead and steadily extending it in the second quarter.The Crusaders trailed 14-9 after the first quarter and fell further behind 27-12 at halftime, before trailing 36-22 entering the fourth. Notre Dame was led offensively by Brenna Hammerstone with 7 points and Ariana Shevtziv, who scored a career-high 6 points. Ava Shonk and Riley Boyle each contributed 4 points in the effort.Despite the setback, Notre Dame looks to bounce back quickly as they return to action Monday night in a Colonial League matchup vs. Northern Lehigh.
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Boys Basketball Outpaces Lehighton
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame boys basketball turned in a strong Friday night performance, defeating Lehighton 72-57 with balanced scoring and efficient offensive execution. The Crusaders led 36-29 at the half and maintained control throughout, using tempo, ball movement, and timely defensive stops to pull away.Junior Justin Manning anchored the attack with 22 points, along with 4 assists and 5 rebounds, while sophomore Tommy Murphy added 19 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists, continuing his emergence as a key scoring threat. Junior Drew Boyd orchestrated the floor with 11 points, 8 assists, and 4 rebounds, guiding a crisp and steady Notre Dame offense.Senior Cody Driscoll and junior Hayden Levy each contributed 6 points, Quinn Bohn added 5, and freshman Cole Vrabel made his varsity debut with 3 points to round out the scoring.Notre Dame returns to action tonight on the road at Northern Lehigh, looking to build on Friday’s momentum.
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Wrestling Overpowers Council Rock South in Friday Night Showdown
Boys Varsity WrestlingOn Friday night, Notre Dame Wrestling delivered an impressive performance, defeating perennial District 1 and Bucks County powerhouse Council Rock South, 44-19. Facing another program known each year for producing state-level talent, the Crusaders rose to the moment securing bonus points in bunches and controlling the momentum from the middle weights on.The Golden Hawks opened with a decision at 107, but Notre Dame quickly countered. Cael Muller (114) dominated start to finish, earning a 16-0 technical fall, and Trey Neith (127) followed suit with an 18-0 tech fall to push the Crusaders ahead. Jacob Volpe (133) continued the surge, pinning Richard Kiker at 4:00 to extend the advantage.Council Rock South answered with wins at 121, 139, and a tight 2-0 decision at 145, but the Crusaders’ upper and middle weights delivered the knockout swing. Gavyn Kelton (152) racked up a 18-2 technical fall, Jared Gonzalez (160) added another with an 18-3 tech fall, and Cole Retos (172) secured a fall i
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Girls Basketball Drops League Opener to Lehighton
Girls Varsity BasketballLehighton used a strong fourth quarter to hand Notre Dame a 42-32 road loss in the teams’ Colonial League opener Tuesday night.Notre Dame controlled early tempo, jumping ahead 11-6 after the first quarter, but Lehighton gained ground before the break, edging ahead 18-17 at halftime. The Crusaders responded in the third, fueled by Brenna Hammerstone, who scored 10 of her team-high 11 points in the period to help Notre Dame reclaim a 27–26 lead entering the fourth.However, the Indians surged late, outscoring ND 16-5 in the final eight minutes. Riley Boyle added 7 points for Notre Dame in the effort.The Crusaders return to action tomorrow when they host Lansdale Catholic in an independent matchup.
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Wrestling Rolls Past Southern Lehigh in Season Opener, 62-12
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Notre Dame wrestling team opened its season in dominant fashion Wednesday night, powering past Southern Lehigh with a commanding 62-12 victory. The Crusaders set the tone early and never let up, collecting a series of bonus-point wins while showcasing depth across the lineup.Tanner Shear kicked off the night with a first-period fall at 107 pounds, beginning a stretch of five straight Notre Dame victories. Cael Muller followed with a forfeit at 114, and Cole Schwartz kept the momentum rolling by earning a 15-0 tech fall in just 1:38 at 121. Trey Neith continued the surge with a 17-2 technical fall at 127, and Jacob Volpe added another pin at 133, sticking his opponent in 1:43.Aiden Vanicky (139) and Jared Gonzalez (152) each secured first-period falls, while Gavyn Kelton claimed a dominant 14-4 major decision at 145. Southern Lehigh picked up wins at 160 and 172, but Notre Dame closed out strong with three straight victories. Dominic Sumpolec (189) and Connor Smalley (215) recorded
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Boys Basketball Falls to Pocono Mountain West in Jeff Dailey Tip-Off Final
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame boys basketball team finished as the runner-up in the Jeff Dailey Tip-Off Tournament on Sunday, falling 72-54 to a sharp-shooting Pocono Mountain West squad.After a tight opening quarter that saw the Panthers edge ahead 13-11, PM West built momentum and took a 38-23 lead into halftime. Notre Dame continued to battle and cut into the deficit in the third, but West maintained control, holding a 55-40 advantage after three quarters before closing out the win.Justin Manning led the Crusaders with a strong all-around performance, posting 20 points, 2 assists, and 1 rebound. Drew Boyd followed closely with 18 points, 2 assists, and 6 rebounds. Tommy Murphy added 5 points, 4 assists, and 4 rebounds, while Cody Driscoll contributed 4 points, 2 assists, and 6 rebounds. Additional scoring came from Hayden Levy (3 points), Madden Roselli (2 points), and Gene Behme (2 points). Quinn Bohn facilitated the offense with 4 assists.Following the championship game, tournament honors were a
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Girls Basketball Falls Late to Gwynedd Mercy
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball closed out Saturday’s action at the Jeff Dailey Tip-Off Tournament with a hard-fought 40-33 loss to Gwynedd Mercy Academy in the 4 p.m. finale.After a seesaw battle through the first three quarters, the Monarchs used a strong fourth quarter to pull away. The Crusaders trailed 18-17 at halftime and 29-26 after three periods, remaining within one possession for much of the contest before GMA sealed the win late.Notre Dame was led by junior Riley Boyle, who recorded a career-high 11 points, including three three-pointers. Ava Shonk and Ella Schweitzer each added 8 points, with Shonk also contributing 4 assists in a steady all-around effort.The Crusaders now turn their attention to Tuesday’s trip to Jim Thorpe, where they will open Colonial League play.
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Boys Basketball Opens Jeff Dailey Memorial Tip-Off with Overtime Victory
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame kicked off the Jeff Dailey Memorial Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday, hosting an exciting slate of early-season basketball. In the opener, Pocono Mountain West topped Frankford in a 1 p.m. matchup to advance to Sunday’s championship game.The Crusaders followed with a highly anticipated rematch against Freedom High School at 2:30 p.m. Last year’s thriller went to triple overtime, and this year’s contest once again delivered late-game drama. After battling through regulation, Notre Dame pulled away in overtime to secure a 63–55 victory.Junior guard Justin Manning powered the Crusaders with a dominant performance, pouring in 38 points, going 12-of-17 from the free-throw line, and adding 4 rebounds. Fellow junior Drew Boyd contributed 8 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists, while sophomore Tommy Murphy posted a well-rounded line of 5 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists. Junior Quinn Bohn added 5 points and 4 boards, senior Cody Driscoll chipped in 4 points, and sophomore Madden Roselli
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Football Conclude Historic 12-1 Season With District XI Final Loss
Boys Varsity FootballThe Notre Dame Pond football team concluded an impressive 12-1 season last Friday with a 35-14 loss to Northwestern Lehigh in the District XI 3A championship. The game began competitively, but Northwestern Lehigh struck first with a 2-yard touchdown run. Notre Dame-Green Pond answered in the second quarter as Jonathan Striba powered in a 5-yard touchdown run, tying the score at 7-7. However, the Tigers surged ahead with two long touchdown runs before halftime, taking a 21-7 lead. Striba added a one-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, keeping the Crusaders within striking distance, but Northwestern Lehigh continued to dominate on the ground, ultimately pulling away in the fourth quarter.Quarterback Matt Bodnar threw for 202 yards on 15-of-25 passing, finding Drew Boyd often, as the junior finished with eight receptions for 103 yards. Striba, Thomas Murphy, and Faust Capobianco led the ground attack, while the defense was anchored by Kalet Wilson’s 10 tackles and Joshua Scherer
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Football Rolls Past Tamaqua, 59-16, to Advance to District XI 3A Final
Boys Varsity FootballNotre Dame continued its dominance Friday night at Lafayette College, overpowering Tamaqua 59–16 in the District XI Class 3A semifinal to improve to 12–0.Senior quarterback Matt Bodnar led the offensive, completing 12 of 16 passes for 279 yards and two touchdowns. Faustie Capobianco paced the rushing game with three touchdowns, while Jon Striba added 93 yards and two scores on only four carries.After Tamaqua briefly tied the game early, the Crusaders answered with three straight touchdowns. Bodnar connected with Alex Clark for a 68-yard strike, and Tommy Murphy followed with a 43-yard scoring run to give Notre Dame a 22-8 lead after the first quarter.Notre Dame extended its advantage in the second quarter behind touchdowns from Striba and Capobianco, taking a commanding 35-16 halftime lead. Capobianco’s third touchdown of the night and a 22-yard field goal from Clemente Cintron stretched the margin to 45-16 entering the fourth quarter.Bodnar found Cody Driscoll for a 23-yard touchdown
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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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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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