• Congratulations to Joseph Prichard. He captured the District 10 AA Singles title in thrilling fashion, besting Fairview’s Jai Prabhu in three sets, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, at Westwood Racquet Club. Prichard entered the tournament unseeded and won four of his five matches against opponents seeded in the top eight. With his victory, he is now headed to Hershey for the state tournament. Congratulations, Joseph! 🎾🏆
• Baseball swept General McLane. Frank Thomas spun a complete game one-hitter, striking out 10 vs. General McLane. It took Owen Fetzner's two-out single in the bottom of the seventh to make a walk-off winner of varsity, 1-0, over the Lancers. Frank Thomas pitched a complete game one-hitter and struck out 10. JV won their matchup, 10-1. Broegan McCarthy struck out 11 in four innings. Landon Martin, Jacob Cline, and Colton Phillips all had two hits. ⚾
• Girls and boys track & field split their meet against General McLane. The girls bested the Lancers, 82-68, while the boys fell, 90-59. For the girls, Anne-Catherine Brown and Makayla Stutts were triple winners. Kendal Johnston, Shelby Abogunde, Fina Bannister, and Reagan Johnston each won two events. Sophia Becker also won. Lucas Izbicki was a triple winner for the boys. Will English, Asher Wingenbach, and Brycen Brooks each won two events, while Ashton Mountain won the triple jump. 👟
• Softball was swept by Northwestern. They lost game one to the Wildcats, 10-0. Avery Pfister went 3-3. They would lose game two, 21-0. 🥎
(Track photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos - Rich Wise/Kim Gates)
Cathedral Prep Weekend Athletics Roundup:
• Girls varsity lacrosse picked up a big win over Fairview, 11-2. Kendall Krahe who scored five goals to lead the Ramblers. Hannah Dacus and Taylor Benacci each scored twice. Azlyn Miller had a goal and three assists. Brooke Powers also scored, while Rynette Katen made six saves. 🥍
• Boys tennis had a big weekend. They swept Warren on Friday, 5-0. Gavin Ferretti, Charbel Moubarak, and Arjun Noticewala won singles in straight sets. The tandems of Joe Prichard/Chris Scott and Sam English/Clark Brown did the same in doubles. On Saturday, they competed in the District 10 Singles tournament at Westwood. Prichard won his opening round match, while Noticewala and Scott had a bye. All three would win their second-round and quarterfinal matches to advance to the semifinals. In the semifinals, Prichard would defeat Scott to advance to the finals. Noticewala fell to Fairview’s Jai Prabhu. Prichard is set to take on Prabhu in today’s AA Singles Championship at Westwood beginning at 3:00 p.m. 🎾
• Girls and boys track & field competed in the Baldwin Invitational and North East Invitational. At Baldwin, Fina Bannister won the girls 800m. Reagan Johnston was right behind in second, while Makayla Stutts finished fourth. Will English took sixth in the boys 800m. At North East, Shelby Abogunde took second in the girls 100m. De’Ziriana Page finished fourth. Abogunde took sixth in the girls 200m, while Page followed in seventh. The girls 4x100m relay took third. Lilly Pinzok took seventh in the high jump. Page won the long jump. Bella Scheloske and Elizabeth Hutchinson finished sixth and seventh, respectively. Hutchinson would also finish fourth in the triple jump. Thomas Goodwin took third in the boys 100m and second in the 200m. Shawnquel Pennemon finished fifth in the 200m. The boys 4x100m relay took second. Ashton Mountain won the triple jump and took third in the long jump. Sawyer King placed seventh in the javelin, while Thomas Shaughnessy finished sixth in the shot put. 👟
• Girls flag football fell to Mercyhurst Prep, 31-6. 🏈
The past four years have only been the beginning for the Class of 2026! Thank you for allowing us to take part in your journey. #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠🔵⚫
(Photos courtesy of Duffy Gallagher)
Under the guidance of Dr. Caitlin Clark, students met professionals from radiology, physical therapy, emergency medicine, pharmacy, anesthesia, physician assistant studies, neonatal care and the president of the hospital, Dr. Chris Clark ’87.
Students explored key hospital areas including the ER, NICU, OR, Cath Lab, and more, gaining firsthand insight into the teamwork and expertise required to care for patients each day.
One of the biggest highlights was getting hands-on experience with the da Vinci Surgical System robot and seeing how advanced technology is transforming the future of surgery.
Thank you to AHN Saint Vincent for investing in our students and helping inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals! #Prep #MedPath ⚕️
• Boys lacrosse took on Hickory at Dollinger Field. Six goals in the final quarter helped varsity to an 11-6 lacrosse victory over the Hornets, handing them their first loss of the season. Rory Callaghan had six goals and two assists. Jameson Hertel scored twice and had an assist. Brady Powers, Matt Bansidhar, and Evan Kaizer also scored. Chris Bruschi, Mike Corritore, and Joey Bernatowicz had assists. Ty Harrison went 13/18 on faceoffs, while TJ Hiner made 11 saves in net. JV tied their matchup, 4-4. Dom Fornelli, JJ Johnson, Reed Catrabone, and Kaizer scored for the Ramblers. Cam Friedrichsmeyer had two assists. Jacob Abbott also had an assist. Max Harrison made four saves. 🥍
• Boys tennis clinched the Region with their 5-0 win over McDowell. Gavin Ferretti, Charbel Moubarak, and Arjun Noticewala won in straight sets in singles. The tandems of Joe Prichard/Chris Scott and Sam English/Clark Brown did the same in doubles. 🎾
• Girls lacrosse lost to Mentor (OH), 14-4. 🥍
Thank you to all who joined us on this stop, and we look forward to seeing you at the next stop on the RV Tour in Chicago on July 1! #Alumni #RVTour 🚙
• Boys tennis picked up a big win over Nichols (NY), 3-2. Charbel Moubarak and Arjun Noticewala were winners in singles. The doubles tandem of Joe Prichard/Chris Scott also earned a win. 🎾
• Boys tennis defeated Mercyhurst Prep, 4-1. Gavin Gerretti, Arjun Noticewala, and Chris Scott swept singles. The tandem of Joe Prichard/Clark Brown won in doubles. 🎾
• Girls and boys track & field took on Erie High and Harbor Creek. The girls swept their opponents, besting the Royals (101-47) and Huskies (84-66). Makayla Stutts, Reagan Johnston, and Shleby Abogunde were triple winners against Erie High. Anne-Catherine Brown, Elizabeth Hutchinson, and De’Ziriana Page were double winner, while Kendal Johnston also won an event. Stutts and Reagan Johnston would also win three events against Harbor Creek. Brown and Kendal Johnston were double winners, while Page also took home an event. The boys dropped both of their meets, 79-68 to the Huskies and 100-46 to the Royals. Ashton Mountain won a pair of events against Erie High. Will English and Ted Terrizzi each won an event. Lucas Izbicki was a triple winner against Harbor Creek. Mountain, English, and Thomas Goodwin were double winners. Terrizzi and Joseph Applebee also won events. 👟
• Softball lost to Girard, 18-3. Emma Raucci and Addison Baldi each had a hit and drove in a run. 🥎
• Girls flag football fell to Frewsburg (NY), 26-13. 🏈
(Photos courtesy of Erie County Sports Photos – Rich Wise)
The 2026 NFL Draft was held in Pittsburgh this past weekend. On Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers offered Western Pennsylvania high schools the opportunity to send a representative to the event. The organization celebrated these schools by providing an item for their trophy case: a custom football for players drafted and a custom gold chrome helmet from Riddell for players inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Matt Oblich ’26 represented our school and made the trip to Pittsburgh to receive this commemorative gift and participate in the day's festivities! A special thank you to the Pittsburgh Steelers for this opportunity! #RollRamblers 🏈
https://www.steelers.com/video/watch-celebrating-drafted-players-from-western-pennsylvania
Chasing a dream requires hard work, passion, and many sacrifices. We can’t wait to see the Class of 2026 accomplish everything their heart desires. #Prep #Classof2026 #Family 🟠⚫🔵
