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Wrestling Places 2nd at PIAA AAA Championships
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Notre Dame wrestling team delivered a historic performance at the PIAA AAA State Championships, finishing 2nd overall as a team, edging Northampton by just two points. In only the program’s second year competing in AAA, the Crusaders placed six wrestlers in the state tournament and produced four state medalists, marking one of the most successful seasons in program history.Senior Dominic Sumpolec (189 lbs) led the way with a 2nd place finish, becoming the first wrestler in Notre Dame history to reach the PIAA AAA state finals. Sumpolec opened the tournament with a first-period pin before earning a dominant 14-0 major decision in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, he defeated Greater Latrobe’s Hunter Snyder 17-2 by technical fall, avenging a 4-1 state tournament loss from last season. Sumpolec entered the championship bout against Kiski Area’s Mario Hutcherson with both wrestlers having earned bonus points in all three of their previous matches, highlighting their dominance throu
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Boys Basketball Rolls Past Tech Freire, Advances to PIAA Second Round
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame boys basketball advanced to the second round of the PIAA Class AAA State Playoffs with a dominant 59-20 victory over Tech Freire on Saturday. The Crusaders jumped out to an early lead, taking a 17-10 advantage after the first quarter and extending it to 30–16 by halftime. A strong third quarter pushed the lead to 50-19 and allowed Notre Dame to cruise to the win.Junior Justin Manning led the Crusaders with an outstanding all-around performance, finishing with 25 points, 8 steals, and 6 rebounds. Sophomore Tommy Murphy added 9 points and 5 rebounds, while senior Cody Driscoll contributed 8 points and 6 rebounds. Junior Drew Boyd recorded 7 points and 7 rebounds in the victory.Rounding out the scoring for Notre Dame were junior Quinn Bohn and Gene Behme with 3 points each, while sophomore Madden Roselli and freshman Cole Vrabel each added 2 points.With the win, Notre Dame advances to the PIAA Class AAA Second Round where they will face Lancaster Mennonite on Wednesday at Hambu
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Girls Basketball Advance in State Playoffs with Win Over West Catholic
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball opened the PIAA Class AAA State Playoffs with a strong performance Friday night, defeating West Catholic 58-41 at West Philadelphia High School to advance to the second round.The Crusaders faced an early 5-0 deficit but quickly responded with a 13-0 run to take control of the game. Fueled by numerous West Catholic turnovers and four early points from Ella Schweitzer, ND closed the first quarter with a 14-7 lead.West Catholic battled back in the second quarter, outscoring the Crusaders by three points to cut the deficit to 27-23 at halftime.Following the break, Notre Dame made key adjustments and took command of the game in the third quarter. Brenna Hammerstone sparked the offense, scoring eight of her 15 points in the period while the Crusader defense applied pressure across the court. ND outscored West Catholic 18-5 in the quarter to extend the lead to 45-28 heading into the final frame.In the fourth quarter, Ava Shonk led the way offensively, scoring seven
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Boys Basketball Wins District XI 3A Title
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame bys basketball claimed the District XI 3A boys basketball championship on Saturday with a 58-47 victory over Executive, earning the top seed from District 11 heading into the PIAA state tournament.The Crusaders set the tone early, edging Executive 10-8 after the first quarter and extending their lead to 28-19 at halftime. A dominant third quarter, outscoring the opposition 14-6, gave NDGP a commanding 42-25 advantage heading into the final frame. Despite a late push from Executive, the Crusaders held strong to secure the win.Junior Justin Manning led the charge with 24 points, including 12-for-17 from the free-throw line, along with 3 assists and 4 rebounds. Junior Drew Boyd added 11 points and 5 rebounds, while senior Cody Driscoll contributed 10 points and 6 boards. Junior Quinn Bohn and freshman Cole Vrabel chipped in 4 points each, and sophomore Tommy Murphy and junior Hayden Levy each added 3 points.As the #1 seed from District 11, ND will take on Tech Freire in the fir
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Wrestling Captures Northeast Regional Title; Six Advance to Hershey
Boys Varsity WrestlingThe Notre Dame wrestling team delivered a championship performance at the PIAA Northeast Regional this weekend, capturing the team title while advancing six wrestlers to the PIAA State Championships in Hershey, March 5-7.The Crusaders edged out Nazareth Area (139) and Northampton Area (127.5) to claim the regional crown with 139.5 team points, showcasing depth, balance, and dominance throughout the tournament.Leading the charge were regional champions Dominic Sumpolec (189) and Connor Smalley (215), who each claimed first-place finishes in impressive fashion.At 189 pounds, Sumpolec powered through the bracket with two falls, a major decision, and a clutch 4-2 decision over Nazareth’s Brayden Zuercher in the championship bout to secure gold. Smalley was equally dominant at 215, opening with a fall before grinding out three consecutive decisions, including a 4-0 victory over Pittston Area’s Brody Spindler in the finals.Max Quarry (107) and Gavyn Kelton (145) both earned runner-up finishe
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Girls Basketball Rally Past Pine Grove, Punch Ticket to State Tournament
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball punched its ticket to the PIAA tournament Friday night, holding off Pine Grove 44-41 in the District 11 Class 3A consolation game at Catasauqua High School.With the win, the Crusaders claim the District 11 No. 3 seed and will advance to the state tournament.Notre Dame set the tone early in a tightly contested opening quarter. Riley Boyle buried a three-pointer at the buzzer to give the Crusaders a 10-8 advantage after one. Pine Grove responded in the second quarter, outscoring ND 14-10 to take a 22-20 lead into halftime.Coming out of the break, the Crusaders made key defensive adjustments that shifted the momentum. ND turned up the pressure and forced 13 second-half turnovers, disrupting the Cardinals’ rhythm. Brenna Hammerstone knocked down two critical three-pointers in the third quarter as Notre Dame outscored Pine Grove 15-8 in the frame to take a 35-30 lead into the final period.In the fourth quarter, the Crusaders showed poise under pressure. Clinging
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Boys Basketball Punch Ticket to District XI 3A Championship
Boys Varsity BasketballPhoto credit: Lehigh Valley Live Notre Dame boys basketball is headed back to the District XI 3A Championship.The Crusaders used a strong offensive performance and balanced scoring effort to defeat Catasauqua 74-60 Tuesday night in the semifinal round.ND came out firing, building a 25-17 lead after the first quarter. Catasauqua battled back in the second, trimming the deficit to just four points as the Crusaders took a 34-30 advantage into halftime.Notre Dame created separation in the third quarter, outscoring the Rough Riders to extend the lead to 54-47 heading into the final frame. The Crusaders then took control down the stretch, converting at the foul line and getting key defensive stops to secure the 14-point victory.Junior Justin Manning delivered a dominant performance, pouring in 30 points, including an impressive 13-for-16 effort from the free throw line. Manning also added two rebounds in a standout semifinal showing.Sophomore Tommy Murphy contributed 13 points along wit
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Girls Basketball Falls to Executive Charter in District Semifinal
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame’s bid to repeat as District Champion came to an end Tuesday night at Catasauqua High School, as Executive Charter School pulled away for a 48-33 victory.The Crusaders found themselves facing an early challenge, falling behind 14-8 at the end of the first quarter. Executive’s efficient shooting set the tone, but ND responded in the second frame. Behind six points from Brianna Beani, the Crusaders chipped away at the deficit and trailed just 22-16 heading into halftime.Notre Dame came out strong in the third quarter and briefly seized momentum. A pair of three-point field goals by Riley Boyle and Brenna Hammerstone sparked a run that gave the Crusaders a 24-23 lead midway through the quarter. However, the offense stalled from there, and Executive capitalized by closing the period on a 9-0 run to regain control, 32-24.Forced to extend its defense in the final quarter, ND battled but couldn’t overcome Executive’s composure at the free throw line. Executive converted 7-of-8 free
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Boys Basketball Roll Past Williams Valley, Advance to District XI 3A Semifinals
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame boys basketball punched its ticket to the District XI 3A semifinals Saturday with a convincing 63-46 victory over Williams Valley in quarterfinal action.The Crusaders put together a balanced offensive attack and strong defensive effort to create separation, controlling the game on both ends of the floor to secure the 17-point win.Junior Justin Manning led the way with 13 points while adding four rebounds, three steals, and two assists in an all-around performance. Senior Cody Driscoll recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, anchoring the Crusaders on the glass.Sophomore Tommy Murphy contributed 11 points and three rebounds, while junior Drew Boyd added eight points, six rebounds, and two steals. Juniors Quinn Bohn and Hayden Levy each chipped in six points to round out the scoring effort.With the win, Notre Dame advances to the District XI 3A semifinal round, where the Crusaders will face Catasauqua on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. at Northampton High School. The m
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Swimmers Strong Performances Highlight District XI AA Championships
Boys Varsity SwimmingNotre Dame swim team was well represented this weekend at the District XI AA Swimming Championships held at Parkland High School, as Mia Uliana and freshman Jaxon Ellis delivered impressive performances over two days of competition.Day One was headlined by a breakout swim from Uliana in the 200 IM. Seeded 12th and competing in the first (slower) heat, Uliana stunned the field by taking control of the race from the opening leg and never looking back. She dropped nearly nine seconds and ultimately finished 4th overall, earning a spot on the podium. Despite swimming out of the slower heat, Uliana outpaced half of the top-seeded heat, turning what many considered an outside chance into one of the biggest surprises of the meet. Ellis also impressed on Day One, dropping over two seconds in the 100 butterfly and finishing 10th out of 19 competitors. The performance marked a significant accomplishment for the freshman in his first district championship appearance.On Day Two, Uliana contin
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Girls Basketball Advance to District XI AAA Semifinals
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball continued its pursuit of a second straight District XI 3A title Friday night, defeating Northern Lehigh 44-37 in the quarterfinal round at Executive Charter.The Crusaders set the tone early, carrying a slim 10-9 lead into the second quarter before turning the game with a dominant defensive stretch. Notre Dame limited Northern Lehigh to just one field goal in the second quarter, heading into halftime with a commanding 23-11 advantage.The defensive intensity continued after the break. The Crusaders forced six third-quarter turnovers and extended their lead behind Ava Hobbie’s six points in the frame, including a perfect 4-for-4 effort from the foul line. Notre Dame entered the fourth quarter in control, 36-19.Northern Lehigh mounted a late push in the final period, but the Crusaders calmly closed the door at the free-throw line, converting 6-of-8 attempts down the stretch to secure the 44-37 victory.Balanced scoring led the way for Notre Dame. Ella Schweitzer
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Wrestling Captures First-Ever District XI AAA Championship
Boys Varsity WrestlingHistory was made this weekend as Notre Dame claimed the 2026 PIAA District XI AAA Team Championship, scoring 219.5 points to edge Nazareth Area (208) and Northampton Area (190.5). The title marks the program’s first-ever AAA District Championship after previously winning District XI crowns at the AA level.The Crusaders advanced nine wrestlers to the podium and crowned two individual champions in a dominant overall team performance.At 107 pounds, Maximus Quarry delivered a statement tournament run, capturing the district title with three first-period falls and an 8-3 decision in the championship bout over Parkland’s Luis Moya. Quarry pinned all three of his first opponents in 1:20 or less, showcasing his aggressive pace throughout the weekend.At 189 pounds, Dominic Sumpolec was equally impressive, rolling to a district championship with three pins and a 4-3 decision over Nazareth’s Brayden Zuercher in the finals. Sumpolec secured falls in 1:33 or faster in each of his first three matche
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Lehighton Ends Girls Basketball Repeat Bid in Colonial League Final
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball quest to repeat as Colonial League Champions came to an end Friday night at Freedom High School, as the Crusaders fell to Lehighton, 44-26.Looking to avenge an early-season loss, ND battled throughout but struggled to find consistent offense against a disciplined Lehighton squad.The Indians took a 10-7 lead after the first quarter, but the Crusaders responded in the second period, trimming the deficit to three in the final 30 seconds of the half. However, Lehighton delivered a key momentum swing, knocking down a three-pointer at the halftime buzzer to take a 22-16 advantage into the break.Lehighton gradually extended its lead in the third quarter, carrying a nine-point cushion into the final frame. The Crusaders were unable to mount a comeback, managing just one field goal in the fourth quarter as the seconds ticked away. The 26 points matched a season low for ND.Ava Shonk led the Crusaders in scoring with five points, while Brenna Hammerstone and Ava Hobbie
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Girls Basketball Advance to Colonial League Championship
Girls Varsity BasketballNotre Dame girls basketball punched its ticket to the Colonial League Championship on Wednesday night with a hard-fought 44-38 victory over Catasauqua at Whitehall High School.The Crusaders set the tone early, jumping out to a 10-7 first quarter lead behind two three-pointers from Brenna Hammerstone and four points from Ella Schweitzer. ND carried that momentum into the second quarter, highlighted by a buzzer-beating three-pointer from Ava Shonk that sent the Crusaders into halftime with a 24-16 advantage.A back-and-forth third quarter saw both teams battle for control, but Notre Dame maintained its composure and entered the pivotal fourth period with a 31-22 lead.Catasauqua made a late push, but the Crusaders responded when it mattered most. Sam Karwacki knocked down a clutch three-pointer, and in the final 22 seconds, Ava Hobbie and Ava Shonk calmly drained two free throws each to seal the victory.Shonk led the Crusaders with 10 points, while Hammerstone added 9 and Schweitzer chippe
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Boys Basketball Fall in Semifinal Battle to Catasauqua
Boys Varsity BasketballNotre Dame boys basketball saw its Colonial League championship run come to a close Wednesday night, falling to Catasauqua 72-65 in a hard-fought semifinal matchup.The Crusaders came out sharp and focused, holding a 17-15 advantage after the first quarter. The game remained tight throughout the first half, with both teams trading baskets and momentum. Catasauqua edged ahead late in the second quarter to take a narrow 31-29 lead into halftime.Notre Dame responded out of the break with one of its strongest stretches of the night. The Crusaders battled back to reclaim the lead and carried a 50-48 advantage into the fourth quarter.With 4:42 remaining in the game, the score was deadlocked at 58-58, setting the stage for a dramatic finish. Despite battling possession for possession, Catasauqua executed down the stretch, converting key opportunities and free throws to secure the 72-65 victory.Junior Justin Manning delivered an outstanding performance, pouring in 28 points while adding four as
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Boys Basketball Outlast Bangor in Double-Overtime Quarterfinal Thriller
Boys Varsity BasketballIn a hard-fought, back-and-forth Colonial League quarterfinal on Friday night, the Notre Dame boys basketball team outlasted Bangor in double overtime, earning a 69-61 victory and a spot in the league semifinals.The Crusaders faced an early deficit, trailing 12-8 after one quarter, but senior Cody Driscoll kept Notre Dame within striking distance with a strong start on both ends of the floor. ND began to find its rhythm in the second quarter and went into halftime up just 25-22 after tightening up defensively and playing more in sync offensively.The game remained tight throughout the third quarter, with the Crusaders narrowly edging ahead 36-35 heading into the final eight minutes. Notre Dame appeared poised to secure the win late in regulation, holding a 51-48 lead with eight seconds remaining, but Bangor called timeout and responded with a clutch three-pointer to force overtime.Neither team could gain separation in the first extra period, as the contest remained a possession-by-posse
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Hot Shooting Powers Girls Basketball Past Southern Lehigh in Colonial Quarterfinal
Girls Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame girls basketball team delivered a dominant performance Friday night at home, rolling past Southern Lehigh, 64-33, in a Colonial League quarterfinal matchup.The Crusaders set the tone early, erupting for a 23-7 first-quarter lead behind Riley Boyle’s 12 points and Ava Shonk’s three three-pointers. The hot shooting continued in the second quarter, as Shonk buried two more triples and ND tied a school record with 11 made three-point field goals in the first half to take a commanding 43-18 advantage into the locker room.Offensively, ND was sharp and efficient, committing just five total turnovers on the night. Ella Schweitzer and Ava Hobbie each dished out three assists, while the Crusaders also capitalized at the free-throw line, converting 11 of 13 attempts. Schweitzer led the rebounding effort with six boards, Shonk added five steals, and Boyle was active defensively with seven deflections.Shonk finished with a game-high 20 points, while Boyle added 12. Brianna Beani chip
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Driscoll Powers Boys Basketball Past Wilson to Clinch Top Seed
Boys Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame boys basketball team earned a 67-56 victory over Wilson, sealing the No. 1 seed in the upcoming Colonial League Tournament.The contest was evenly matched early, with the teams tied 16-16 at the end of the first quarter. ND gained momentum in the second quarter and carried a 27-22 lead into halftime. The Crusaders took firm control after the break, outscoring Wilson in the third quarter to open up a 48-37 advantage and maintained their composure down the stretch to secure the win.Senior Cody Driscoll led the way with a dominant double-double, finishing with 21 points and 17 rebounds. Junior Justin Manning contributed 18 points along with four assists and four rebounds. Junior Drew Boyd broke out with a strong performance, totaling 15 points and five rebounds. Sophomore Tommy Murphy filled the stat sheet with five points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, providing a steady all-around presence.With the win, Notre Dame clinched the top seed in the Colonial League Tournament
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Girls Basketball Lock Top Seed with Road Win at Wilson
Girls Varsity BasketballThe Notre Dame girls basketball team picked up a hard-fought Colonial League road victory Tuesday night, defeating league rival Wilson 36-30.The Crusaders set the tone early, jumping out to a 12-4 lead after the first quarter with every starter finding the scoring column. ND continued to control the pace in the second quarter, extending the advantage to 21-7 heading into halftime.Wilson made a push in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to 26-18 entering the final frame, but Notre Dame responded with poise at the free-throw line to seal the win. The Crusaders were a perfect 6-for-6 from the line in the fourth quarter, led by Ava Shonk’s 4-for-4 and Ella Schweitzer’s 2-for-2.Shonk led all scorers with 15 points, while Riley Boyle added 10. Defensively, Schweitzer was dominant with six rebounds and six steals, and Ava Hobbie protected the paint with four blocks. The victory marked Notre Dame’s 12th consecutive win and their 17th straight Colonial League victory since dropping the
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Swimming vs. Salisbury
Boys Varsity SwimmingMoravian Academy welcomed Salisbury on Thursday night for a special Senior Night meet. The Lions recognized Notre Dame's lone senior Mark Otten for his dedication, leadership, and commitment to the program over the past four years.In the pool, Mia Uliana posted strong swims in two events, clocking a 2:46.81 in the 200 IM and a 1:15.86 in the 100 backstroke, showing consistency across multiple strokes. Alivia Rieland recorded a 30.35 in the 50 freestyle and followed it up with a 1:10.19 in the 100 freestyle. Makayla Hoole competed in the 50 freestyle, finishing with a time of 35.66.On the boys’ side, Anthony Brazzo turned in a 28.69 in the 50 freestyle and added a 1:21.83 in the 100 breaststroke. Senior Mark Otten was recognized during the meet and capped off his Senior Night with swims of 29.23 in the 50 freestyle and 1:07.31 in the 100 freestyle. Jaxon Ellis delivered a standout performance, posting a 54.97 in the 100 freestyle and a 1:05.38 in the 100 backstroke.The meet served as a
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Planet High School - Registration & Paperwork
Getting Started GuideThe Spring Sports season is scheduled to begin on Monday, March 2, 2026. 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 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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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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