Alumni Association

Forever True

April, 2024

Dates to Remember

Teutonia Mannerchor Alumni Luncheon

The next alumni luncheon will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2024. NOTE: the cost of the luncheon is now $17 which is payable at the door. Beer and soft drinks cost extra. You can call Jim Eberz (412)-445-4446 or Don Gruber (412)-874-2906 for more information.

The class of 1967 had the most representatives at the first luncheon of 2024 with 10 members. They challenged other classes to "catch us if you can."

The Brothers Munsch - All first time attendees at the luncheon: Left to right,

Bill '67, Richard '64 and Tom '59. Tom was in town from Seattle. Three other

brothers are also North Catholic grads: Robert '63 Fr James '69 (Recently

deceased) and John '72.

As always, Jim Eberz, his wife, and Don Gruber made sure the luncheon ran smoothly.

Trojan Triumph Auction

Kick off the weekend celebrating North Catholic’s 85^th Anniversary! The Trojan Triumph Auction is Friday, April 19, 2024, at the Pittsburgh Marriott North.  In addition to the silent auction, we will have a live band playing favorite hits of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, and several cash raffles where someone will win $5,000! Although winner does not need to be present to win the cash, there will be several door prizes for those in attendance.

To purchase tickets for the event, ($100 per person/$900 for a table of 10) click here or scan the QR code below. Ticket prices includes all you can eat buffet dinner, drink ticket, music, and chances to win door prizes for all in attendance.

We are always in need of sponsors and donations.  If you can help with the auction, North's largest event fundraiser of the year, please contact Amber Nicotra Morrison (NC ’94) or Amy (Certo) Caligiuri (NC ’88) at auction@northcatholic.org

Please help spread the word and join us for a fun night!



The Trojan Treasure Cash Raffle

1^st GRAND PRIZE - $5,000

2^nd Prize - $1,000

3^rd Prize - $600

4^th Prize - $400

Seller of Grand Prize Winner - $500

$10 per chance or $50 for 6 chances

12 chances for $100

All proceeds benefit the Tuition Assistance Program at North Catholic High School.  

Winners need not be present to win.

Please mail your donation and ticket stub(s) for raffle entry in the enclosed pre-addressed envelope to North Catholic High School. 

Checks can be made payable to NCHS. 

Alumni help needed

The athletic department is looking to compile a list of 1,000 point scorers in boys basketball. If you are a former player or know of a former player who scored 1,000 or more points in his career, please contact the athletic department or the alumni editor. If you know the point total that would be great.

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

April

Anthony "Tony" Grego

Class of 2002

Tony and his wife live in Cleveland, but he remains a Steeler fan. He is a third generation graduate of North Catholic following in the footsteps of his grandfather, Fritz ('53), his mom, Kim ('79) and his aunt Gina, ('84).

Bring us up to date on your life since graduation

"After graduation, I moved to Cleveland to attend John Carroll University and basically stayed here since. I began my career in accounting with Ernst & Young, spending over five years in their audit practice. Then I spent nearly 10 years with a large, global manufacturing company headquartered in Cleveland, where I ran corporate accounting and financial reporting. Fast forward to 2022 and I took my current job as Director of SEC Reporting and Technical Accounting with Mister Car Wash, the largest car wash operator in the country.

 In June 2022, I proposed to my wife, Lacey, and we were married on December 17, 2022, in Cleveland. Fellow NC ’02 classmate Fr. Mike Ackerman married us!

We reside in Westlake, OH with our two furry friends, Kevin (dog) and Maple (cat). I remain active golfing, traveling, volunteering, and spending time with friends and family."

Who were your favorite teachers/coaches and classes?

"I had several, Mr Militello, Mr Quinn, Mr Lyons, Mr Evans, and my golf coach, Mr Johnston." Tony's favorite classes were history with Mr Lyons, Accounting with Mr Stanczak, Current Events with Mr "K" and Spanish with Mr Militello.

Favorite Memories of NC

"There are too many… golf matches (especially our annual road trip to Erie) and spending time with guys on the golf team. The morning TV announcements were always funny. Homeroom with Mr. O was usually a good time, as were pep rallies and cheering on the sports teams from the student section. Knowing that I walked to same halls as my grandfather 50 years after he did was a pretty cool daily reminder while there."

What did North mean to you?

"It means a lot to have attended a Catholic High School in the city, where my grandfather graduated 50 years prior to me. It wasn’t a fancy place with the best facilities, but it was A LOT of fun and I think we received a great education by dedicated teachers and administrators. I am very proud to have attended NC and will remember it always."

Where did you and your friends hang out?

"Ronnie Dunn, Andrew Luciana, Phil Lamperski along with several others. You could find us out in the North Hills somewhere with a nightcap dessert at Eat N Park!"

Part Time Job?

"Caddying at Fox Chapel Golf Club in the summers and working at K Mart during the winter."

EITC

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Flashback Photo

Last Month's Flashback

This is a picture from the 1994 yearbook. And while it may look like students in a computer lab, these are actually seniors getting ready to have a pizza eating contest during spirit week. A few people responded. Ryan Scarola ('94), Ray Sefscik ('95) were early respondents. Jim Seelman ('94) identified everyone and what was going on, "Well, being that I’m in it, this one was easy. 

That is Pete Kostoric, Myself, Chris Wagner, and just slightly visible in the back is Lee Sweeney. That was the pizza eating contest during spirit week. " Jen and Brian Gauntner ('95) were also able to identify the pizza pie contestants. We have no idea who the winner was.



This Month's Flashback

So what's going on in this flashback photo? Can you name the occasion for the photo? How about the name of anyone in the photo? Who was the photographer? Send us what you know/guess about this photo.



Send your guesses to us here.

The display case just inside the entrance to the school houses memorabilia from the school's history. There is also North Catholic apparel available.

You can check out the NC gear in the spirit shop by clicking here.

Alumni Class Notes

A North Catholic Family Photo

This is a photo of the Sweeney clan on St Patrick's Day. Included in the picture are Kelsey DiSanti Sweeney ('08), Anne Sweeney McGrath ('95), Lee Sweeney ('94) Laura Cribbins Sweeney ('93), Kerrigan Sweeney ('08), Katie Kutchbach Sweeney ('99) Teddy Sweeney ('00), Shannon Sweeney ('88), Shannon Sweeney ('88), Katie Sweeney Dugas ('04), and Alison Sweeney Gannon ('91). Lotsa of little Sweeneys are in there too.

Class of 1952

Father Edward Bryce '52 was recognized for celebrating the 64th anniversary

of his ordination on March 25th.

Class of 1960

John Vaughan, his wife, and daughter Leah ('90) are ready for St Patrick's Day.

Class of 1965

Walt Quinn, his wife, and his Chicago grandchildren during a recent visit to Florida.

Class of 1975

Medio Monti and Ken Borghese ('72) share memories of NC at a recent alumni luncheon.

Class of 1979

Mike Kukawa and his wife are enjoying some time together.

Class of 1980

Tom Sullivan ('81) is pictured with the Daley brothers: Frank ('80), Dan ('82), and Jack ('87) as they get ready to march in the Patrick's Day parade.

Class of 1981

It's Tom Sullivan again; this time with his wife Michelle Misiti at a chili cookoff. Once again Tom was the bridesmaid, finishing second.

DeeDee Raukauf Yoest meets up with an old friend

Brian Burke and his wife celebrate St Pat's day in Florida.

Class of 1983

Marty Caridi is all smiles with his grandaughters.

Class of 1986

Interesting report from Greg Zeis on former NC teacher George Sprys.

Class of 1992

Anne McSorley Hollis celebrates her son's birthday

Class of 1992

Jennifer Korenich-Haley is happy to spend time with her eldest.

Class of 1994

Mary Jo Schultz enjoys a lunch with her daughter.

Class of 1995

Robb Duty and his family visit our nation's capital.

Class of 1997

Gerald Stevens and his wife enjoy an evening with out kids.

Class of 1998

Dan Barr and his family are ready for the St Patrick's day parade.

Class of 1999

The mischivous look on Cody Walters makes us think he's working on a scheme.

Class of 2000

Antonio Gatto poses with former NC teacher Marilyn Lanna at a Friday fish fry.

Brian Papinchak and his wife pose for this selfie on the beach.

Class of 2001

Jeff Chips strikes his best Hamlet pose.

Class of 2002

Michelle Novak celebrates a birthday.

Class of 2003

Allison Conway Mercer and her husband pose on a bridge in Budapest.

Class of 2004

Paul Gerbeschacht and his brother Andy Schacht ('08) are ready to judge at the family chili cookoff.

Kelly Hont takes her little one on an outdoor adventure.

Allison Balestrino Weisnicht and her family enjoy the California sun.

Class of 2005

It's a St Patrick's day parade photo for Erik Hood and family.

Class of 2007

Bob Ferguson and his wife send us this selfie.

Class of 2010

John Klocko and his wife are in San Diego's Petco Park as he continues his quest to visit every major league ballpark.

Matt Fedzen and his lady are ready for the wearin' of the green.

Reed McLaughlin looks over his wife Miranda Jirsa's ('13) shoulder as they get ready for their St Patrick's day outing.

Class of 2012

Katie Mae McGuire gets ready for the big day.

Annette Dohanics celebrates a birthday.

Class of 2013

Stepanie Craig and her canine friend smile for the camera.

Michela Mudd and her family look for a spot to view the St Patrick's Day parade.

Class of 2014

Bailey Synan and his special lady enjoy a warm spring day.

Class of 2023

Mackenzie Butler is ready to rock out with her band pit crew.

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If you know an alum who doesn't get the newsletter and would like to receive it, send us their email address and we will add them to the distribution list.

Thanks to Kevin Colbert ('75), Greg Zeis ('83), Medio Monti ('75), Tom Sullivan (81), Carmen DiGiacomo ('59), and Jim Eberz ('64) for sending information and pictures to us.

If you have news/photos you want to share with classmates, send them to alumni news.

ALL reunion updates will ALSO be available on the school's website, northcatholic.org or by clicking here!

Want to make sure you get the details for your class reunion?  

Update your contact information HERE!

NC Class of 1959

The 65th reunion for the class of 1959 will take place on the weekend of June 7, 8, 9 2024. The main event will be a picnic at North Park. Additional details will follow. For information, contact Carmen D at 412-563-1859 (h) or 412-606-8539 (c).

NC Class of 1966

The Class of ’66 has its own ‘Reunion Book!’ To view the Reunion Book: 

           Go to YouTube on any browser

           Put “North Catholic Reunion Book” on Search bar.

Slides are shown on a 7 second interval automatically or you can scan forward using the scanning bar on the lower left, 

Bob Gierl says the 60th class reunion will be October 15, 2025!

NC Class of 1969

Talks are underway to hold a 55th reunion later this year. We will share details when we hear more.

NC Class of 1974

The 50th class reunion is set for October 26, 2024. The location will either be at North Catholic high school or Hilton Garden in in Cranberry. more details as they become available.

NC Class of 1984

The class will celebrate their 40th reunion this year. Let us know about reunion plans so we can spread the word.

NC Class of 1994

Plans are in the works for a 30th reunion this fall. Stay tuned for more details.

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NC Class of 1999

There may be plans in the works for a 25 year reunion. We will share details when we hear more.



As we move to 2024, the classes of 1974, 1984, 1994, 1999, and 2014 are ready for reunions. Don't forget to let us know if you have details that we can post.

Military Legacy Scholarship

North Catholic has a Military Legacy Scholarship in honor of all alumni who have served in our nation’s military forces. The goal is to provide a $1,000.00 scholarship annually. To date, over $30,000 has been raised to fund this annual scholarship. The scholarship is awarded annually to the student provided certain benchmarks are met. Every 4 years (or sooner) it is awarded to an incoming 9^th grade student. Molly Burke ('24) is the recipient of the scholarship.

If you wish, you may make a contribution in someone's honor/memory. Donations can be made by sending checks payable to North Catholic, write "North Catholic Military Scholarship" in the memo, and mail to: 

North Catholic High School

1617 Route 228

Cranberry Township, PA 16066

ATTN: Development Office

A kiosk with the names of all alumni who have served in the military stands in the main hallway of the school. Thank you for your service.

The John Latulippe Memorial Scholarship

The John Latuilippe Memorial Scholarship has been awarded to Gabriel Grindstaff - NC class of 2024. Thank you to all who have donated. 

Class of 1959 Scholarship

The NCHS Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund has awarded $5,200 Scholarships for the 2023-24 School Year to Mary Narvett and Mary Taggart-Snyder.

The Fund has awarded scholarships totaling $103,600 to twelve recipients since the inception of the Fund. Contributions to the Fund can be made at any time and should be sent to the North Catholic Foundation, North Catholic High School, ATTN: Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, PA 16066.

If you would like more information about the Fund, please contact Joe Blitzko(joeyblitz@aol.com), Dick Halleran (rhalleran@verizon.net), or Mike Conroy (conroy1603@gmail.com).

Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship

The Legacy Scholarship was set up as part of our 50th class reunion by Dan Wolovich and Wayne Young and has been under the direction of Bob Colbert and Walt Quinn for the past few years. The fund now stands at about $60,000 and growing.

The scholarship has helped students with the ever increasing cost of Catholic education. When we were at North, almost all of the tuition was paid by our parishes (remember having to face your pastor as he reviewed your report card?) Now the cost of tuition has fallen completely on the parents.

In order to help parents provide the great education that we received all those years ago, we need more of our classmates to step up and help keep our legacy scholarship fund growing. No contribution is too small. Thanks to classmates, ED KOSS, TIM MCMAHON, JOE MCKELVEY, and JOCKO ILCISIN for their recent contributions. Also a donation was made in honor of classmate BILL GUBANIC. Joe and Jocko and many others continue to make contributions periodically through out the year. Other classmates have continued to make small monthly contributions by setting up a monthly credit card donation (read $10 to $25). The great thing about that is it's painless and adds to the scholarship fund which continues to grow. As of the beginning of September there is $48,000 in our endowment.

We are happy to announce that this year's Legacy Scholarships for this school year have been awarded to sophomore MADISON SERETTI. The first semester honor roll was recently posted. Madison is an honors roll student with a GPA of 3.9 and is the daughter of NC alum, Leslie Filip ('89). Junior DONNIE SCHUBERT is a basketball player and made the high honor roll with a 3.9 GPA.  

Consider making a donation to the fund today!

You can send your check to the school with a notation that it's for the '65 scholarship fund; or If you would like to contribute a small monthly amount via your credit card, contact Amber Nicotra Morrison to set it up.



If you have questions about our efforts, feel free to contact Bob Colbert (bobcolbert@comcast.net) or Walt Quinn (quinn.walter@comcast.net)

Special Shoutout

John Mikulan is also donating 20% of the royalties from his book, The Bark of the Day to the fund.

Class of 1966 Scholarship

The Class of ’66, is proud to announce the selection of their second scholarship recipient, Dom Dixon ('27). Dom and and Andrew Scears ('26) were selected by the committee, under the leadership of Tom Balestreire. The committee is well on its way to funding its goal of $150,000 for the Class of ’66 Scholarship Fund. The Fund will be administered by the Class in conjunction with the school. We, Tom Maier, Jim Beran, Hank Marziale, Paul Ladish, and Bob Gierl have contacted many, but if you or someone you know is wishing to be included, contact Tommy, 404.358.4864, text or call.

Kathy Monti Memorial Scholarship

Special thanks to all who donated to the Kathy Hickey Monti (’75) Award. Each year the award is presented to a young woman who possesses the same leadership qualities that Kathy demonstrated in her life.   Congratulations to recipients Ava Walker (4.1 GPA), Sara Loughry (4.0 GPA) and Joleen Condle (4.7 GPA).  If you'd like to donate, please click here or checks can be sent payable to North Catholic

with "Kathy Monti Scholarship Fund" in the Memo and mailed to North

Catholic High School, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, PA 16066.

NC Class of 1953 Scholarship

Thank you to all who have donated to the North Catholic Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund.  More than $31,000 has been raised. Freshman Gianna Fuller was awarded the scholarship for the 2023-2024 school year. 

The Fund was proposed by Reg Urschler in the Spring of 2021, and an ad hoc committee was established, comprised of Reg, Charley Goetz, Bob Muth, and Vince Brogan.

The ad hoc committee urges all classmates to make new or continuing contributions to the Fund. Checks should be made payable to the “NC Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund”and sent to the attention of: Amber Morrison, North Catholic High School, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, Pa 16066.

How fortunate we were to have had the benefit of the education afforded us. What a wonderful opportunity this provides to all of us and the remaining families to "invest" in a "guaranteed return on that investment" by providing a similar opportunity to current students' futures.

North was honored to have Bishop Zubik celebrate mass at school on the feast of St Joseph. After mass the bishop greeted every student as left.

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The math department celebrated Pi Day (3-14) with pies and student activities.

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Alumni newsletter editor, Walt Quinn ('65), met with a group of teachers after school for some snacks, adult beverages and conversation about North and its history on Troy Hill.

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North Catholic arts students had this picture taken at the Carnegie Museum of Art during a recent field trip.

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Three freshmen were chosen as winners of this year's Knights of Columbus Essay competition which was sponsored by the Knights at St Gregory's Church in Divine Grace Parish. The prompt was: Tell about a role model in your life who exhibits Christian values. What have you learned from this person? What changes have you made in your life as a result of what you have seen from how the exhibit Christian values? Student essays were graded for grammar, content, and style.

The winners are first place, Caroline Chraska, second place, Brea Kelley, third place, Stella Kunz.

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The Robotics Team 5740, The Trojanators, competed at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center February 29th – March 2nd. The team had a slow start but came on strong at the end of qualification matches and ultimately ranked 27 of 52 teams. The team won the Sustainability Award for their efforts in raising support in the local community. The team owes a huge debt of gratitude to Title Sponsors Penna Flame Industries and Armstrong.

Next, 5740 will travel to Rochester Institute for Technology to compete in the Finger Lakes Regional.

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The Spanish Honors Society and Active Minds group welcomed the school's youngest neighbors to join in an Easter Egg Hunt at school.

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Classroom News

AP Psychology students took a break in class in order to create their own inkblots. It was a time for creativity to intersect with cognition.

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Physics students crafted a mousetrap-powered car, relying solely on the energy from the mousetrap. After bringing their creations to school for testing, they will compose a reflective follow-up, exploring connections to conservation of energy, Newton's Laws of Motion, and simple machines. Their reports will delve into modifications, challenges, successes, and newfound insights from the project.

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Forensics News

Congratulations to the members of the forensic team who traveled to Bloomsburg University for the PHSSL State Tournament! North qualified 10 students in various categories for the state competition, and six of them advanced to elimination rounds in their events.  

Eliminated in semifinals, Tommy Mack finished 11^th in Storytelling, and Natalie Morris finished 9th. Also eliminated in semifinals, Anna Pohl finished 7^th in Commentary and just missed advancing to finals.  In Prose Reading, Lucy Miller placed 6^th in the state, while in Poetry Reading Hannah Parker placed 5^th overall, and senior Maddie Hurray took the state title when she won first place in the category. Maddie and Hannah are the daughters of two NC alumni – Matt Hurray ('92) and Tim Parker ('87)

For the full team efforts, NC ranked 5^th in the state for schools with comparable sized entries.

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Drama Department

Congratulations to the cast and crew for their amazing production of Chicago. Thanks for the support of the parents, teachers, and the audience for their enthusiastic support.

Trojan Sports

WPIAL Realignment

Beginning in the fall, North Catholic teams will be under the newest realignment. Here's the latest changes. In football, the Trojans drop back to 3A and will play in section 1 against Avonworth, Beaver, Central Valley, Hopewell, McGuffey, and Quaker Valley. In volleyball the Trojanettes move up to compete in Class 4A, section 2 against North Allegheny, North Hills, Pine Richland, and Seneca Valley. In girls soccer North is in Class 2A, section 2 with Burrell, Freeport, Knoch, Shady Side Academy, and Valley. Boys Soccer will compete in Class 2A, section 1 against Burrell, Deer Lakes, Freeport, Highlands, Leechberg, Shady Side Academy, and Valley. Girls Tennis is Class 2A, section 3 competing against The Ellis School, Hampton, Highlands, Indiana, Knoch, Riverview, and Springdale. The golf team will compete against Aquinas Academy, Eden Christian Academy, Hopewell, Quaker Valley, Sewickley Academy, and Winchester Thurston in Class 2A, section 9.

North Catholic's Athletes of the week

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Hoops

The Trojanettes entered the WPIAL playoffs as a second seed and had a bye in the first round. With Alayna Rocco and Brady Wehner leading the way, the Trojanettes easily handled Central Valley 65-32. The semi-final match against Elizabeth Forward saw the team emerge victorious 42-34. The Trojanettes advanced to their third straight WPIAL championship game against Blackhawk. Led by Alayna Rocco the Trojanettes defeated Blackhawk 40-37 in overtime, winning their third straight WPIAL title. You can read the PG story here and the Trib story here.

The Trojanettes entered the PIAA state playoffs where they faced Conneaut. After three quarters North led 47-13 and coasted to a 47-29 victory. The second round had the Trojanettes matched up with Warren. A double/double by Alayna Rocco paced a 59-32 win over Warren and led to a showdown with undefeated and top ranked Wyomissing in the quarter finals. Avenging a loss in last year's quarter finals, Wyomissing ended the Trojanette season 61- 46. Alayna Rooco finished her career at North with 20 points. The Trojanettes finished their season with a 19-8 record. In the final State ranking the Trojanettes were #5.

Congratulations to Alayna Rocco who was named player of the year by the Trib. Read the story here.

The Trojans opened the WPIAL playoffs by defeating Elizabeth Forward 73-53. In the second round, things didn't work out as the Trojans lost to Uniontown 59-47. They were placed in the consolation round where they defeated Knoch 69-52 and South Allegheny 74-61 to finish 5th. Max Hurray and Jude Rothman have paced the Trojans in scoring throughout the playoffs.

The Trojans won a spot in the PIAA state playoffs and faced Warren. Once again Max Hurray led the way with 21 points as North defeated Warren 67-58 and moved on to face Avonworth in the second round. Max Hurray's 37 points paced the Trojans in a 75-60 rout of Avonworth and led to showdown with arch nemesis, Lincoln Park. Despite Max Hurray's game high 30 points, the Trojan season ended with a 89-74 loss. The team finished with an 18-10 record.

Congratulations to senior Max Hurray who was named to the Class 4A roster for the Roundball Classic.

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Hockey

The North Catholic icemen went down to defeat to Indiana 1-0 in the quarter finals of the PIHL playoffs. It was tough loss in that the Trojans out shot Indiana 28-14.

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Football

Congratulations to Gavin Kamody who was named to the West squad for the Pennyslvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association all-star game. The game will be played in Mechanicsburg in May.

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Swimming

Congratulations to Luke Lamb who won the PIAA state championship in the 50 meter freestyle. Luke won a second gold medal in the 100 meter back stroke breaking the state record.

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Baseball

The Trojans are ranked #3 in Class 4A. They opened the season in a non section game versus Pine Richland. Tommy Koroly's rbi double wasn't enough in 5-2 loss.

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Softball

The Trojanettes opened the season with a 10-1 win over East Allegheny behind an 18 strikeout performance from freshman Kennedy Brown. A 10-9 win over Montour brought their record to 4-0 heading into the Easter break.

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Volleyball

The boys volleyball team opened their season with a 3-0 win over Deer Lakes. The Trojans got their second win and their first section win with a 3-0 shutout of Beaver County Christian. The Trojans are the #1 ranked team in Class 2A.

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Girls LaCrosse

The Trojanettes opened their season with a 21-8 win over Seton-LaSalle in a non-section win. They had another win over rival Oakland Catholic 18-0

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Flag Football

The newest spring sport for North Catholic is girls flag football. This sport will be a WPIAL sport in spring of 2025 and is backed by the Steelers and the NFL.

You can follow the teams and enjoy the sports podcasts by visiting the website northcatholicathletics.org

Planned Giving

Planned giving is a wonderful way to prepare for the day we depart this life and enter into God's kingdom. By planning ahead, you can provide opportunities to young men and women by supporting North Catholic. Planned giving allows us to help continue the work of Christ and pass on our traditions and Catholic Marianist values. Gifts can be specified in one's will as either a dollar amount of a stated percentage of one's estate. A growing number of alumni have taken this step and discovered a great sense of joy and satisfaction that they are helping families. If you are interested in finding out more, please click here or contact Amber Nicotra Morrison in the Development Office at amorrison@northcatholic.org.

For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.  

Luke 12:34

SEND YOUR TAX DOLLARS TO NORTH CATHOLIC INSTEAD OF HARRISBURG!

Taxpayers can opt to have 90% of their tax liability given to North Catholic High School or the private school of their choice through the EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit) Program. Funds directed to North Catholic from this program directly support scholarships for students. 

The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) are two programs that can make it possible for many students to receive a Catholic education.

Interested in more information?

Contact Amber Morrison at amorrison@northcatholic.org or

by calling (412) 321-4823.

Watch this short video to learn more how easy it really is!

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Many thanks to our generous EITC contributors:

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