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24 | October 12, 2017 | The lake forest leader classifieds LakeForestLeader.com CLASSIFIEDS Help Wanted · Garage Sales · Automotive Real Estate · Rentals · Merchandise Merchandise Directory Sell It 708.326.9170 Fax It 708.326.9179 Charge It DEADLINE - Friday at 3pm Automotive $52 4 lines/ 7 papers Help Wanted per line $13 4 lines/ 7 papers Real Estate $50 7 lines/ 7 papers Merchandise $30 4 lines/ 7 papers 2489 Merchandise Wanted Carol is buying costume jewelry, oil paintings, old watches, silverplate, china, figurines, old furniture, & misc. antiques. Please call 847.732.1195. I'LL PAY YOU $$$ Before donating or before your estate sale. I buy jewelry, china, porcelain, designer clothes & accessories, collectibles, antiques, etc. Call today: 847.208.4592 Buy It! FIND It! SELL It! in the CLASSIFIEDS 708.326.9170 ...to place your Classified Ad! 708.326.9170 Contact Classified Department to Advertise in this Directory 708.326.9170 Advertise your RENTAL PROPERTY in the newspaper people turn to first CALL US TODAY: 708.326.9170
LakeForestLeader.com SPORTS the lake forest leader | October 12, 2017 | 25 Athlete of the Week 10 Questions with Julia Hender Julia Hender is a sophomore at Lake Forest High School and member of the varsity field hockey team. How did you start playing field hockey? I started playing in first grade. I first played for NVA [New Vision Athletics], which was the program over at the Country Day school on the back lawn. So when I was little, they used to keep us in the boxes. What do you like about it? I originally played soccer and the thing that sort of drew me to field hockey was I liked the hand-eye coordination with field hockey instead of soccer. What is the hardest thing about it? I’ve always struggled with hitting the most, probably. It’s just those little stick skills that are probably the hardest part. How does playing at the varsity level this year compare to the freshman squad? It’s way different. Last year it was just on the freshman level; they decided to keep us all together, all the freshmen. It wasn’t, for our team personally, a very competitive season considering they had moved a lot of the other girls with experience on the JV for the other schools. What do you think your team needs to do in order to be successful in the playoffs? I feel like a lot of teams don’t think of us as strong on the varsity level. We still have a lot of great players, so I think we have a chance of making it really far and potentially winning state. If you had a ticket to go anywhere in the world, where would you go? My grandparents have a house in Rhode Island and I go there every summer and all my extended family on my mom’s side lives there. I would probably go there, it’s just beautiful. What’s your favorite place to eat at in Lake Forest? For lunch, my favorite place would probably be <strong>LF</strong> Juice. Their bowls are really good, the Palm Springs bowl I’m a big fan of. If you could have any animal as a pet, what would you choose? In biology class last year, we had a class bunny. I asked my mom if we could get one and she shut it down immediately. If I Photo Submitted could have a bunny, I think that would be pretty cool. If could you play another sport, what would you want to play? Probably ice hockey because I really like to skate. My brothers and I skate and it’s basically the same as field hockey, just on ice. What’s your dream job? Two different things. I really like fashion and I’m taking fashion class at school and I feel like a fashion merchandiser would be really cool or, my grandpa and my uncle are both baseball agents, so I think that’s really cool. They say it’s a hard profession. Interview conducted by Sports Editor Erin Redmond Rank and file Top teams in 22nd Century Media’s coverage area 1. Loyola Academy The Ramblers cruised to an easy win over Leo and were able to get their starters a lot of rest heading into this week’s game against Providence. 2. Glenbrook South The Titans struggled against Maine South Friday, dropping a 47-13 decision at the hands of the host Hawks. 3. New Trier After not knowing whether they’d have a game to play early in the week, the Trevians were able to roll past Niles North 41-0 to win its homecoming game. 4. Highland Park The Giants are on a roll. Four straight wins have the team on the cusp of not only a playoff spot, but a conference title. A threeheaded rushing attack led by Ryan Brincks, who rushed for 129 yards. Vote for Athlete of the Month Help support young athletes. Vote online October 10 - 25 at: lakeforestleader.com 5. Glenbrook North The Spartans got just what they needed to help stop a losing streak: a game against a team that was on a fivegame losing streak. 6. Lake Forest The Scouts stopped their fourgame losing streak with a comeback win over Zion- Benton. The team trailed 8-0 with six minutes remaining but scored 14 points down the stretch. Congratulations to this week’s Athlete of the Week. We’re pleased to be a sponsor of this program. New Balance North Shore 610 Central Avenue • Port Clinton Square Downtown Highland Park 847-266-8323 • Open 7 Days • ShopNewShoes.com
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