NEWS
By Jacques Kelly, The Baltimore Sun | December 31, 2012
Rose Faro Ponder, a retired Notre Dame Preparatory School food service manager who won blue ribbons at the Maryland State Fair for her baking, died of pneumonia Friday at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center. She was 88 and lived in Bel Air. Rose Faro was born on Fremont Avenue and raised near Gwynns Falls. She attended Baltimore City public schools. Her daughter, Deborah Ponder Mance of Street, said she was the youngest of seven children of Sicilian immigrants who settled in Baltimore in the early 1900s.
SPORTS
By Glenn Graham, The Baltimore Sun | September 21, 2012
Trying to stay with the pace the McDonogh girls soccer team brings to the field is a daunting challenge. Surrender an early goal to the No. 1 Eagles - like No. 5 Notre Dame Prep did Friday - and the task often becomes too difficult to overcome. Fueled by freshman Bridgette Andrzejewski's finish three minutes into the game, the host Eagles played with precision and confidence in earning a 7-0 win over the Blazers. Andrzejewski finished with three goals to lead the Eagles, who also got goals from Casey Martinez, Kia Rankin, Kyla Clark and Anna Bialczak.
NEWS
By Jean Marbella, The Baltimore Sun | September 9, 2012
On a day filled with sunshine, music and poetry, the prep school Yeardley Love attended reclaimed her name from the tragic headlines and put it back where she spent some of her happiest days: on a playing field. "Sports brought out so many of her memorable characteristics - her fun-loving personality, dedication, loyalty and compassion for others," Lexie Love said Sunday at Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson, where a new turf field was dedicated to her sister. "I'm sure she's looking down on her field now with a big smile on her face and looking forward to seeing the many games played on it. " Several hundred people attended the dedication of the $1.2 million Yeardley Love Field, named for the Notre Dame Prep alum who was murdered in May 2010, just weeks before she would graduate from the University of Virginia.
EXPLORE
June 26, 2012
As usual, many contributors to the South All-Star and the Baltimore underclassmen teams at the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse event at Towson University are local products. The underclassmen games begin Friday and conclude on Sunday while the senior All-America games are slated for Saturday at 5 p.m. (girls) and 8 p.m. (boys) at Johnny Unitas Stadium. The boys underclassmen roster includes Loyola Blakefield's Bennett Bradley; Tal Bruno, Shack Stanwick, Mac Pons, Ben Pridemore and Colin Heacock from Boys' Latin; Conor Cunningham and Joe Seider from Hereford; Tyler Mayes, Kevin Diehl, Jordan Germershausen, Johnny Kelly and Garrett Epple from Calvert Hall; Nick Doyle, Brinton Valis, Danny Sweeney , Austin Frederick and Alexander Hurdle from McDonogh; Michael LeClair from Mount St. Joseph and St. Paul's Michael Mayer.
SPORTS
By Nelson Coffin, Towson Times | April 25, 2012
One way or the other, No. 5 Maryvale was bound to have a watershed moment against archrival Notre Dame Prep on Wednesday afternoon at Meadowood Park in Lutherville. The Lions (9-3, 6-3 Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference) were either going to continue to be frustrated by the No. 7 Blazers or were going to break new ground against their longtime nemesis. Maryvale chose the latter path, defeating NDP, 12-11, behind the play of backup goalie Maggie Fuggi, who had eight saves subbing for starter Caroline Federico, who left in the first half with a knee injury.
EXPLORE
February 14, 2012
Other than a brief flurry by Maryvale in the second quarter, Notre Dame Prep began the defense of its Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference title in commanding fashion, routing the Lions, 56-29, in Towson on Tuesday evening. Senior Hannah Hartman led the way for the Blazers, scoring a game-high 13 points while classmate Mattie Milchling snared nine rebounds and junior point guard Sydney Tommins added seven assists in the quarterfinal victory. NDP jumped out to a 21-5 lead after successive three-pointers by Tommins and senior guard Becky Felmeister near the end of the opening period, although junior guard Caroline Federico answered for Maryvale with a swish from beyond the arc at the buzzer.