Brandon Way, Jr. comes from good stock.
His blood line includes a family tree of athletic success: a father (football, track and his track coach at Lancaster Catholic); a mother (basketball and track); a grandfather (football); and an uncle (football).
Brandon, a senior at Lancaster Catholic, already has earned a football scholarship to Villanova University after a successful
high school career on the gridiron.
Zach Zuber, occasionally called “ZZ Top” or “Snooze”, will be a four-year starting pitcher for Lancaster Catholic. When not pitching, Zach plays centerfield, shortstop and second base. He plans to be the ace of the pitching staff and lead LCHS in excelling this year.
Catholic traditionally has good baseball, however this year the team plans to bounce back from a 9-10 record and compete to win Section 4 of the Lancaster-Lebanon League.
Near the end of her ’24-’25 basketball season at Lancaster Catholi, Emma Stefanow (shooting guard/small forward) had a serious ACL tear in her knee. Requiring surgery, this injury began a nearly yearlong recovery plan.
Colton Hegener competes as a point guard on Lancaster Catholic’s boys basketball team. He has earned 3 varsity letters going into his senior year.
His goal this year is to lead the Crusaders to improving their record from last year and to make the playoffs. He says he specifically can make the team better if he can increase his assists to “Get the Win!”
As a junior, Carson Spangler (top photo) was named to the all-state soccer team, the first striker ever from Lancaster Catholic to be so honored.