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Softball Out-Hit Palmerton but Fall in Tight Battle
Girls Varsity SoftballDespite a strong offensive showing, Notre Dame softball came up just short in a 4-3 loss to Palmerton on Thursday.The Crusaders totaled 11 hits on the day, with Emily Szczepanski, Natalie Lilly, Julia Kehm, Casey Lagodney, and Riley Palank each recording two hits to lead the lineup. Lagodney, hitting in the seven spot, drove in two runs in a 2-for-3 performance to pace Notre Dame offensively.Notre Dame also applied pressure on the bases, swiping four bases, and played a clean game defensively without committing an error. Gabrielle Apgar led the way in the field with seven chances.In the circle, Rachel Fisher took the loss after allowing three runs over three innings of work. Szczepanski was strong in relief, tossing four innings while giving up just one run on two hits, striking out five and not issuing a walk.The Crusaders battled throughout but were unable to overcome an early deficit, despite outhitting Palmerton 11-4.Notre Dame will look to bounce back in their next matchup vs. Nor
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Baseball Rally Late to Defeat Palmerton
Boys Varsity BaseballNotre Dame baseball used a late offensive surge and strong pitching to secure a 5-3 victory over Palmerton at home on Thursday.After falling behind early, the Crusaders chipped away at the deficit, getting on the board in the third inning before adding another run in the fifth. Notre Dame broke the game open in the sixth, plating three runs to take control for good.At the plate, the Crusaders tallied eight hits, led by a standout performance from Jameson Stell, who went a perfect 3-for-3. Paul Smith delivered in a big spot with a two-RBI effort, while Clemente Cintron and John Hull each drove in a run. Andrew Ruppe added a double and scored, and contributions from Connor Albert helped keep the offense moving.On the mound, Stell earned the win with a strong six-inning outing, allowing just four hits and three runs while striking out five. Ruppe closed the door in dominant fashion, striking out all three batters he faced in a scoreless seventh inning to secure the save.Notre Dame improve
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Boys Tennis Sweep Palmerton
Boys Varsity TennisThe Notre Dame boys tennis team delivered a complete performance on their home courts, sweeping Palmerton 5-0 behind strong efforts in both singles and doubles play.At No. 1 singles, Nico Guet-Cruza set the tone with a commanding 6-3, 6-1 victory over Levi Johnson. Liam Behrens followed with a solid 6-1, 6-4 win at No. 2, while Nico Braido battled back after dropping the first set to earn a 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 comeback victory at No. 3 singles.The Crusaders continued their dominance in doubles action. The No. 1 team of Quinn Bohn and Jackson Skodocek controlled their match from start to finish, winning 6-1, 6-3. At No. 2 doubles, Aidan Dalton and Gene Behne were equally impressive, cruising to a 6-2, 6-0 victory to secure the sweep.Notre Dame will return to action on Wednesday vs. Wilson at home, where the program will honor its four seniors: Nico Guet Cruza, Michael Huber, Aidan Dalton, and Giancarlo Guadagnino.
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Boys Track Roll to Victory with Balanced Attack and Relay Sweep
Boys Varsity TrackThe Notre Dame boys track and field team turned in a dominant and well-balanced performance Tuesday, highlighted by multiple individual wins and a clean sweep of the relay events.The Crusaders controlled the sprints, led by Alex Clark, who won the 100 meters (10.57) and placed second in the 200. Jonathan Striba and Jeremiah Robertson rounded out a Notre Dame sweep in the 100, while Alexander Pirog captured first in the 200 (22.99) and 400 meters (53.71).In the distance events, Emmett Rieland led the charge with victories in both the 1600 and 3200 meters, while Dante Azzolina won the 800 and added a third-place finish in the 1600. Mark Perone contributed with a third-place finish in the 800, and Darek Schaeffer added points with a third-place finish in the 3200.Notre Dame also found success in the hurdles, as Jackson Wallace won the 110-meter hurdles and added a second-place finish in the 300 hurdles.In the field events, the Crusaders were equally strong. Aaron Gordon captured first in
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Girls Track Cruise Past Saucon Valley Behind Dominant All-Around Effort
Girls Varsity TrackNotre Dame’s girls track and field team delivered a commanding performance Tuesday, powered by event sweeps, relay victories, and standout individual efforts across the board.The Crusaders were especially dominant on the track, beginning with Ava Coulter, who sprinted to victories in both the 100 meters (12.83) and 200 meters (27.86). Josephine Hobbie added a third-place finish in both events, while Bella Cemelli and Victoria Tocci provided depth in the sprints.In the 400 meters, Notre Dame swept the podium as Samantha Karwacki took first (1:04.89), followed by Riley Boyle in second and Lexi Bodnar in third. The distance squad followed suit in the 800 meters, with Ella Schweitzer leading a clean sweep alongside Brenna Hammerstone and Natalia Garis. Schweitzer and Hammerstone continued their dominance in the 1600 meters, finishing first and second, while Alivia Rieland secured third.In the field, Meghan Maslonka led the way with wins in both the long jump and triple jump, while teammate
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Baseball Edge Northwestern Lehigh Behind Balanced Attack
Boys Varsity BaseballNotre Dame used a steady offensive performance and just enough pitching down the stretch to earn a 6-5 victory over Northwestern Lehigh on Tuesday.The Crusaders got on the board early, plating two runs in the first inning, and continued to apply pressure with another two-run frame in the third. They added insurance runs in the sixth and seventh innings, which proved critical as the game tightened late.At the plate, Notre Dame strung together 12 hits, with multiple players contributing. Clemente Cintron and Connor Albert each recorded three-hit games, while Jason Frederick reached base consistently, scoring three runs. Andrew Ruppe added two hits and drove in a pair, helping power the middle of the lineup.Cintron also got the start on the mound and delivered five strong innings, allowing just one hit while striking out six. Northwestern Lehigh capitalized on walks to break through in the fourth inning, but the Crusaders maintained their lead.Relief efforts from Ruppe and Jameson Stell w
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Softball Earns Statement Road Win Over Northwestern Lehigh
Girls Varsity SoftballThe Notre Dame softball team delivered a statement performance on Tuesday, earning a hard-fought 7-5 victory over Northwestern Lehigh on the road.The Crusaders wasted no time setting the tone, exploding for four runs in the top of the first inning. Rachel Fisher sparked the early surge with a two-run single, while Gabrielle Apgar added an RBI knock and another run crossed on a passed ball to give Notre Dame immediate control.Offensively, the Crusaders continued to apply pressure throughout the game, highlighted by a standout performance from Natalie Lilly. Lilly went 3-for-4 at the plate, collecting hits in the first, fourth, and fifth innings, including a double, to lead Notre Dame.In the circle, Emily Szczepanski earned the win with a steady outing, working into the sixth inning while allowing just two hits and striking out four. The Crusaders’ discipline at the plate also played a key role, as they drew seven walks, with Kelsey Bedics and Riley Palank each reaching base twice via th
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Baseball Rally Falls Short in Loss to Catasauqua
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Notre Dame baseball team battled throughout but came up short in a 7-5 loss to Catasauqua on Wednesday.The Crusaders showed resilience at the plate, scoring in five different innings while totaling six hits. Andrew Ruppe led the offensive effort with a strong performance, going 2-for-2 with a double and two RBIs. Ruppe provided a key spark in the middle of the lineup, consistently delivering in clutch situations.Clemente Cintron reached base and scored a run, while Austin Casal added a hit, drew a walk, and crossed the plate. Jameson Stell also contributed with a hit and a run scored, helping keep Notre Dame within striking distance throughout the game. Behind the plate, Jason Frederick added an RBI on his lone hit of the day.On the mound, John Hull got the start, striking out three over three innings. Liam Gilligan provided a solid relief effort, punching out five batters over three innings while allowing just one earned run. Casal closed out the game with a scoreless inning on th
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Palank Powers Softball Past Catasauqua
Girls Varsity SoftballThe Notre Dame softball team delivered a dominant performance on Wednesday, defeating Catasauqua 10-0 behind a powerful offensive showing and strong pitching.Riley Palank led the charge for the Crusaders, blasting two home runs and driving in five runs. Palank homered in both the second and third innings, including an inside-the-park home run, highlighting a big day at the plate.Notre Dame got on the scoreboard early in the first inning. Natalie Lilly sparked the offense with a single, while Palank added a sacrifice fly. Aggressive baserunning and pressure forced an error that helped the Crusaders take an early 3-0 lead.The Crusaders broke the game open in the second inning, scoring five runs on six hits. Siobhan Crews got things started with an RBI triple, followed by a run-scoring single from Lilly. Emily Szczepanski added an RBI triple of her own before Palank capped the inning with a two-run home run to left field.Notre Dame added two more runs in the third inning on Palank’s insid
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Boys Tennis Sweep Jim Thorpe on the Road
Boys Varsity TennisThe Notre Dame boys tennis team delivered an impressive performance on the road, sweeping Jim Thorpe 5-0 in commanding fashion.The Crusaders controlled play from the start, showcasing depth and consistency across both singles and doubles. At No. 1 singles, Nico Guet-Cruza led the way with a strong 6-1, 6-0 victory over Ian Walck. Liam Behrens followed with a flawless 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 2 singles against Trent Sutphin, while Nico Braido secured another point at No. 3 singles, defeating Alex Plesniarski 6-0, 6-3.Notre Dame continued its dominance in doubles play. The No. 1 duo of Jackson Skodocek and Quinn Bohn cruised to a 6-0, 6-0 win over Jonas Lambert and Maxwell Priore. At No. 2 doubles, Gene Behme and Aidan Dalton matched that effort with a decisive 6-0, 6-0 victory against Drayden Mathorin and Samuel Spang.With the sweep, the Crusaders build momentum as they prepare for their next match on Tuesday at home against Palmerton.
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Girls Track Dominate at Pen Argyl
Girls Varsity TrackThe Notre Dame girls track and field team delivered an impressive all-around performance on the road at Pen Argyl, highlighted by a clean sweep of all three relay events and multiple individual victories.The Crusaders’ relay teams set the tone for the meet, taking first place in every event. The 4x100 team of Ava Coulter, Samantha Fanelli, Bella Cemelli, and Josephine Hobbie raced to victory, while the 4x400 squad of Ella Schweitzer, Brenna Hammerstone, Savina Steele, and Samantha Karwacki secured another win. In the 4x800, Riley Boyle, Alivia Rieland, Giana Garis, and Brenna Hammerstone continued the dominance with a first-place finish.Individually, Notre Dame showcased its depth across the track and field events. Savina Steele sprinted to first in the 100-meter dash and added another win in the 300-meter hurdles. Ella Schweitzer led a strong showing in the 400-meter dash, finishing first, followed closely by Brenna Hammerstone in second. Samantha Karwacki was a double winner in the d
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Boys Track Roll Past Pen Argyl
Boys Varsity TrackThe Notre Dame boys track and field team turned in a dominant performance at Pen Argyl, highlighted by victories in all three relay events and a strong showing across the track and field.The Crusaders’ relay teams were unbeatable on the day. The 4x100 team of Jeremiah Robertson, Kalet Wilson, Jonathan Striba, and Aaron Gordon sprinted to a first-place finish. In the 4x400, Dante Azzolina, Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Striba, and Alexander Pirog powered their way to another victory. The distance squad of Mark Perone, Emmett Rieland, Houssein Chihi, and Dante Azzolina capped the sweep with a win in the 4x800.Individually, Notre Dame continued to control the meet. Alexander Pirog was a standout, winning both the 200-meter and 400-meter dash, while Jeremiah Robertson took first in the 100-meter dash. Emmett Rieland led the distance crew with victories in the 800-meter and 1600-meter runs.In the hurdles, Gavin Qian captured first in the 110-meter hurdles, and Jackson Wallace added a win in the 30
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Boys Volleyball Sweep Lincoln Leadership Behind Dominant Net Play
Boys Varsity VolleyballThe Notre Dame boys volleyball team earned a convincing 3-0 road victory over Lincoln Leadership, powered by a commanding presence at the net.The Crusaders were led by standout performances from their middle blockers, as Alex Clark and Caleb Green controlled play on both sides of the ball. The duo combined for an impressive 12 kills while anchoring the defense with 6 total blocks, consistently disrupting Lincoln Leadership’s offensive rhythm.Notre Dame maintained momentum throughout the match, showcasing strong teamwork and execution to secure the straight-set win.The Crusaders return to action today at home against Nazareth.
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Boys Tennis Sweep Pen Argyl
Boys Varsity TennisThe Notre Dame boys tennis team delivered a strong all-around performance on Monday, defeating Pen Argyl 5-0 at home.The Crusaders controlled the match from the start, sweeping all singles and doubles flights. At No. 1 singles, Nico Guet-Cruza set the tone with a solid 6-3, 6-0 victory over Mason Soos. Liam Behrens followed with a commanding 6-0, 6-2 win at No. 2 singles, while Nico Braido battled through a competitive second set to secure a 6-2, 7-5 win at No. 3.Notre Dame continued its dominance in doubles play. The No. 1 duo of Jackson Skodocek and Quinn Bohn earned a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Michael Stein and Tucker Schneck. At No. 2 doubles, Aidan Dalton and Gene Behme closed out the sweep with a 6-2, 6-1 win against Jace Pittenger and Dillon McMahon.With the victory, the Crusaders build momentum as they head into their next match on Wednesday at Jim Thorpe.
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Softball Out-Hit Spartans but Fall Late
Girls Varsity SoftballThe Notre Dame softball team put together a strong offensive showing but came up short against Southern Lehigh, falling 8-4 on Monday.Despite out-hitting the Spartans 9-7, the Crusaders were unable to overcome a pivotal fifth inning in which Southern Lehigh took the lead for good.Notre Dame came out aggressive early, getting on the board in the first inning when Rachel Fisher delivered an RBI single. The Crusaders added to their lead in the second, as Kelsey Bedics doubled to center field and later scored, while another run crossed the plate on a Spartan error.Riley Palank led the offensive effort with an outstanding performance, going 3-for-4 at the plate. She sparked the lineup throughout the game with singles in the first and second innings before blasting a solo home run to left field in the fifth.Bedics and Fisher each drove in a run, contributing to a well-balanced offensive attack that consistently pressured the Southern Lehigh defense.In the circle, Emily Szczepanski turned in
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Baseball Explode for Seven-Run Inning to Down Spartans
Boys Varsity BaseballThe Notre Dame baseball team used a dominant late-inning surge to earn a 9-2 victory over Southern Lehigh on Monday.After a tightly contested start, the Crusaders broke through in the sixth inning, erupting for seven runs to take control of the game. Notre Dame’s offense tallied eight hits on the day and capitalized on key opportunities to pull away.Jason Frederick led the way at the plate with an outstanding performance, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. Clemente Cintron added a key hit and drove in two runs, while Liam Gilligan contributed a hit and two RBIs to help fuel the offensive outburst.Connor Albert also had a strong showing, collecting two hits and scoring a run. Austin Casal added a hit, scored twice, and reached base multiple times, while John Hull chipped in with an RBI.On the mound, Jameson Stell started for the Crusaders, going four innings while allowing two runs and striking out four. The bullpen took over from there, as Matt Bodnar and Andrew Ruppe combi
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Boys Volleyball Show Fight in Close Match Against Hazleton
Boys Varsity VolleyballThe Notre Dame boys volleyball team took the court with energy and determination on Saturday against Hazleton High School, but ultimately fell in straight sets, 0-3. Despite the final score, each set was tightly contested, with both teams trading points and keeping the momentum in constant flux.The Crusaders displayed promising effort throughout the match, highlighted by strong defensive play and presence at the net. Ethan Salazar and Ben Ruppe stood out with excellent passing and timely blocks, helping to keep Notre Dame competitive in every set.Notre Dame will look to build on the positives as they return to action on Monday against Lincoln Leadership.
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Boys Volleyball Battle but Fall to Whitehall
Boys Varsity VolleyballThe Notre Dame boys volleyball team put forth a determined effort but came up short against a strong and well-coordinated Whitehall squad, falling 0-3. Whitehall’s powerful offensive attack and consistent play at the net proved difficult to contain throughout the match.Despite the loss, the Crusaders showed resilience and teamwork from start to finish, competing hard against one of their toughest opponents of the season. While no individual standout was named, the match reflected a collective team effort and continued growth on the court.Notre Dame will look to bounce back in their next match on Saturday as they take on Hazleton.
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Late Inning Surge Sinks Baseball
Boys Varsity BaseballNotre Dame baseball put together a strong all-around effort but came up just short in a 2-3 loss to Bangor on Saturday.The Crusaders held a 2-0 lead through five innings, thanks to timely hitting and a dominant performance on the mound from Clemente Cintron. Notre Dame broke through in the fourth inning when Paul Smith delivered an RBI double, and added another run in the fifth as Connor Albert drove in a run to extend the advantage.Cintron was in control for much of the game, striking out nine batters over six innings while limiting Bangor’s opportunities. Jameson Stell came on in relief and added two strikeouts in a scoreless inning to keep the Crusaders within striking distance.At the plate, Notre Dame collected six hits, with Smith leading the way with a double and an RBI. Albert also contributed an RBI, while Cintron, Austin Casal, and Stell each added a hit in the effort.Bangor capitalized in the sixth inning, scoring three runs to take the lead, which ultimately proved to be the
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Boys Tennis Fall To Southern Lehigh
Boys Varsity TennisNotre Dame dropped a close 2-3 decision to Southern Lehigh in a tightly contested match.In singles play, Nico Guet-Cruza and Liam Behrens battled hard at the top two spots but came up short against strong Southern Lehigh opponents. Nico Braido provided a big highlight for the Crusaders at No. 3 singles, grinding out a three-set victory (6-3, 1-6, 6-4) to secure one of Notre Dame’s two points on the day.Doubles action proved just as competitive. The No. 1 team of Jackson Skodocek and Aidan Dalton fought through a tough match but fell in straight sets. At No. 2 doubles, Gene Behme and Joseph Kearns delivered in a clutch performance, rallying after dropping the first set to win in a third-set tiebreak (3-6, 6-4, 10-8), earning Notre Dame’s second point.Notre Dame returns to action today at home against Pen Argyl.
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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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