Every 2026 fall schedule is now live on the Green Wave Athletics calendar — 90 games across football, boys and girls soccer, volleyball, girls tennis, and boys golf, straight from the athletic department, plus both cross country teams.
Pick your team on the calendar page and subscribe once: every game lands on your phone, and schedule changes and final scores update automatically. There is nothing to re-download and nothing to check twice.
Rosters and more team information are on the way as the season gets rolling.
","imageUrl":"https://green-wave-athletics.netlify.app/img/fall-schedules-2026.png","alt":"Graphic: 90 games, one calendar — a phone showing this week's Green Wave schedule with a Subscribe button","link":"","author":"Green Wave Athletics","date":"2026-08-07","sourceId":""},{"id":"n-1786120347977-880419","source":"quick-add","status":"published","featured":false,"categories":"Announcements","headline":"The 2026 Fall Season Is Here","excerpt":"Green Wave teams are already on the field — girls tennis opens Tuesday at Elyria Catholic, and football takes the field Thursday at University School.","body":"The 2026 fall season is underway for the Green Wave. Boys soccer, boys golf, and girls soccer have already opened their seasons this week, with the rest of the fall lineup close behind.
Girls tennis opens Tuesday, August 11 at Elyria Catholic, and football takes the field Thursday, August 13 at University School. Volleyball begins September 1 at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy.
Every game, time, and result lives on the team calendar — check This Week on the homepage all season long.
","imageUrl":"https://green-wave-athletics.netlify.app/img/hn-football-runout.jpg","alt":"Holy Name football runs onto the field behind the Green Wave and American flags as cheerleaders line the end zone at sunset","link":"","author":"Green Wave Athletics","date":"2026-08-07","sourceId":""},{"id":"n-1785349874478-745697","source":"news-adopt","status":"published","featured":true,"categories":"Announcements;Football","headline":"Holy Name High School Announces Football Coaching Leadership for the 2026 Season","excerpt":"Holy Name High School is pleased to announce that Holy Name alumnus Danny Day has been named Interim Head Football Coach of the Green Wave football program following the decision of longtime Head Football Coach Dan Wondolowski to step down from the position.","body":"Parma Heights, Ohio – Holy Name High School is pleased to announce that Holy Name alumnus Danny Day has been named Interim Head Football Coach of the Green Wave football program following the decision of longtime Head Football Coach Dan Wondolowski to step down from the position. Coach Wondolowski will continue to serve the program as Assistant Football Coach, providing invaluable leadership, experience, and mentorship to Holy Name's student-athletes and coaching staff.
A member of the Holy Name Class of 2008, Coach Day understands the traditions, values, and expectations that define Green Wave Athletics. His deep connection to the school, combined with extensive coaching experience and a strong commitment to developing student-athletes through leadership, discipline, and mentorship, make him exceptionally well-prepared to lead the program.
A two-year captain of both the Green Wave football and basketball teams, Coach Day continued his academic and football career at Miami University, where he graduated in 2012. Following his college career, he returned to Holy Name and has spent the past 13 seasons as a varsity assistant coach under Coach Wondolowski. During that time, he coached the offensive and defensive lines, served as Co-Special Teams Coordinator, and most recently led the offense as Offensive Coordinator for the past two seasons.
Coach Day's connection to Holy Name extends far beyond athletics. He is the son of Thomas Day Jr. '70 and Mary Kate Day '70, and he and his five siblings proudly represent the fourth generation of the Day family to graduate from Holy Name High School. His lifelong connection to the school community reflects a deep understanding of what it means to be a Namer and a commitment to carrying forward the traditions that make Holy Name special.
\"Coach Day has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to our student-athletes and to the mission of Holy Name High School,\" said Principal Kathi Powers. \"His knowledge of the game, dedication to developing young men of character, and many years of service to our football program have prepared him well for this leadership opportunity. At the same time, we are deeply grateful to Coach Wondolowski for his years of outstanding leadership as our Head Football Coach. His impact on our students, our football program, and our entire school community has been extraordinary, and we are thankful that he will continue to mentor our players and coaches as a valued member of our staff.\"
Coach Day expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to lead his alma mater.
\"Holy Name has been a foundational piece of my life, and it is a true honor to serve and lead the Green Wave in this role,\" said Day. \"I am thankful to our administration and am eager to continue to teach the character traits and traditions that mold our young men into the best versions of themselves. The blueprint of our program will continue to reflect the pride, integrity, and team-first mantra that Dan Wondolowski has instilled throughout his tenure. All Hail Holy Name!\"
Coach Wondolowski concludes his tenure as Head Football Coach after 13 remarkable seasons, having been hired in 2013. During his leadership, the Green Wave captured five Great Lakes Conference Championships, made eight OHSAA playoff appearances, advanced to three Regional Finals, won a Regional Championship, and reached the OHSAA State Final Four. His teams compiled an outstanding 81-61 overall record, including a 69-53 regular season record and a 12-8 postseason mark, making him the second-winningest football coach in Holy Name history.
His leadership earned numerous honors, including Cleveland Browns Coach of the Week, two Great Lakes Conference Coach of the Year awards, Greater Cleveland Football Coaches Association Coach of the Year, and selection as a coach in the Ohio Football Coaches Association North/South All-Star Game. More importantly, he established a culture centered on faith, discipline, accountability, and brotherhood that has positively influenced many Holy Name student-athletes.
While stepping away from the responsibilities of Head Football Coach for personal reasons, Coach Wondolowski has graciously agreed to continue serving the Green Wave football program as Assistant Football Coach, ensuring continuity while continuing to mentor players and coaches. He and his wife, Jess, are the proud parents of three sons—Austin '23, Landon, and Carter—and have been an integral part of the Holy Name community throughout his coaching tenure.
Athletic Director Jon Hannan said, \"We want to sincerely thank Coach Wondolowski for his dedication, leadership, and the lasting impact he has made on Holy Name football. His commitment to our student-athletes and the accomplishments achieved during his tenure have helped strengthen our program and community. We are grateful for everything he has done, and we are thankful that he will continue to serve our football program in this new role. We also look forward to Coach Day's leadership as he builds upon the strong foundation that Coach Wondolowski has established.\"
Reflecting on his transition, Coach Wondolowski shared, \"Coaching at Holy Name has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career, and I am deeply grateful for the trust, support, and camaraderie I have shared with the players, coaching staff, and the Holy Name community over the past 13 years. The program is in great hands with Coach Day, and I look forward to assisting him for years to come. All Hail Holy Name!\"
Holy Name High School extends its heartfelt gratitude to Coach Dan Wondolowski for his remarkable leadership and lasting contributions to Green Wave Football while enthusiastically welcoming Coach Danny Day as Interim Head Football Coach. Together, their shared commitment to faith, excellence, and the development of young men ensures a bright future for Green Wave Football.
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