Boys Golf: Boys golf faced Fort Lee on Monday, April 13 where they won 154-194. The next day they lost to Demarest by a score of 146-161. On Wednesday, and Thursday they beat Pascack Valley with a score of 157-169 and against Mahwah with a score of 150-169.

Girls Golf: Girls Golf beat Pascack Hills on Monday, April 20 with a score of 193-214. The following day they lost to Academy of the Holy Angels with a score of 154-177. Their next match will be a rematch against the Angels on Friday, May 8.

Tennis: The Tennis team had  matches this week over the break. The boys won against Bergenfield on Monday with a clean sweep of 5-0. On Wednesday, they lost to Tenafly 0-5, but picked it back up with a win against Teaneck on Thursday, 4-1. The team’s next match will be   a rematch against Demarest, this time on home courts, on Wednesday, April 29 at 4:15.

Baseball: The Golden Knights had a strong week with four wins. On Monday, April 13, they defeated Wayne Valley 17–7 on the road. On Wednesday, April 15 they beat Passaic Valley 14–3 at Old Tappan. On Friday, April 17, NVOT secured a 5–1 win over Bergen Catholic. The week wrapped up on Saturday, April 19 with a 4–1 victory over Westwood at Wood-Ridge.

Girls Lacrosse: Throughout the break, the NVOT girls lacrosse team had two games. On Wednesday, April 15, the Knights were defeated by Roxbury by a score of 15-6. Later in the week on Saturday, April 18, the girls were defeated by Glen Rock by a score of  13-2. 

Boys Lacrosse: The boys lacrosse team had three games throughout the break. First, on Saturday, April 11, the Knights defeated Riverdell by a score of 9-6. Sophomore Vincent Rossi scored 5 goals in the win. Then, on Tuesday, The Golden Knights defeated Demerast by a score of 14-2. Junior Nick Blanchard had 6 goals in the win. To end off the week, on April 18, The Knights defeated Pequanock by a score of 13-8. Rossi and Blanchard both scored 4 goals in the win. 

Track: Track competed in the Bergen County Relays on April 15, April 17, and April 18. After tallying up points from the 3-day meet, the girls ended up winning by just 2 points over NVD for the first time in over 15 years. The girls 4×100 Shuttle Hurdle Relay placed first along with the 4×100, 4×1600. Individually, junior Caroline Ognibene placed first in the high jump and pole vault and senior Gianna DeMarco took first in the shot put. The boys had a strong meet as well, winning the 4×1600, 4×800, and Distance Medley Relay. Junior Shane Small also won in the shot put.