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This Week In...
Trevian varsity
athletics
Baseball
■May ■ 25 - vs. Loyola/
Fenton/Niles North (at Niles
North), 11 a.m.
■May ■ 29 - vs. TBA (at
Loyola Sectional), 5 p.m.
Boys lacrosse
■May ■ 25 - vs. TBA (at
Loyola Sectional), 5:30 p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at New
Trier Supersectional), 5:30
p.m.
■May ■ 30 - vs. TBA (IHSA
semifinals at Hinsdale
Central), 5 p.m.
Girls lacrosse
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (at
Resurrection Sectional), 5
p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at New
Trier Supersectional), 7:30
p.m.
Girls soccer
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (at New
Trier Sectional), 6 p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at
Fremd Supersectional),
5:30 p.m.
Boys tennis
■May ■ 23-25 - at IHSA
State Finals, TBA
Boys track and field
■May ■ 24-25 - at IHSA
State Finals, TBA
Boys volleyball
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (at
Glenbrook North Sectional),
6:30 p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at
Glenbrook North Sectional),
6 p.m.
Rambler varsity
athletics
Baseball
■May ■ 25 - vs. New Trier/
Taft/Schurz (at Niles North),
11 a.m.
■May ■ 29 - vs. TBA (at
Loyola Sectional), 5 p.m.
Boys lacrosse
■May ■ 25 - vs. TBA (at
Loyola Sectional), 5:30 p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at New
Trier Supersectional), 5:30
p.m.
■May ■ 30 - vs. TBA (IHSA
semifinals at Hinsdale
Central), 5 p.m.
Girls lacrosse
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (at
Resurrection Sectional), 5
p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at New
Trier Supersectional), 7:30
p.m.
Girls soccer
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (at New
Trier Sectional), 6 p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at
Fremd Supersectional),
5:30 p.m.
Boys tennis
■May ■ 23-25 - at IHSA
State Finals, TBA
Boys track and field
■May ■ 24-25 - at IHSA
State Finals, TBA
Boys volleyball
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (at
Glenbrook North Sectional),
6:30 p.m.
■May ■ 28 - vs. TBA (at
Glenbrook North Sectional),
6 p.m.
Raider varsity
athletics
Baseball
■May ■ 25 - vs. TBA (at
Harvest Christian Academy)
Sectional), 10 a.m.
■May ■ 27 - vs. TBA
(at Benedictine
Supersectional), noon
Girls soccer
■May ■ 24 - vs. TBA (IHSA
State semifinals at North
Central College), 7 p.m.
■May ■ 25 - vs. TBA (IHSA
State finals at North Central
College), 3/5 p.m.
Baseball
Loyola 5, Evanston 4
Colin Summerhill had
a walk-off RBI double to
win the game Saturday,
May 18, in Glenview.
New Trier 8, Rolling
Meadows 0
Preston Anderson went
six innings, striking out 11,
walking one and giving up
two hits Saturday, May 18.
New Trier 4, Evanston 1
Jack Miller went 3-for-
3 with an RBI and a run
scored May 15 in Evanston.
North Shore Country Day
10, Schaumburg Christian
0
Teddy Wilson and Panagiotis
Kanellos combined
for a no-hitter Nay 15 in
Chicago.
North Shore 8, Parker 2
Trevor Hayward went
3-for-4 with two runs
scored and four RBI May
13.
Softball
high school highlights
The rest of the week in high school sports
Loyola 15, Fenton 0
Kathryn Kinsella threw
a one-hitter and drove in
two Friday, May 17, in
Glenview.
Loyola 14, New Trier 1
KK Raymond and Emily
Molloy both went 4-for-4
with four runs scored May
15 in Glenview.
Girls soccer
Loyola 7, Lincoln Park 0
Meredith Phillips scored
four goals in a regional
semifinal win May 15.
New Trier 3, Maine West
0
Emma Weaver scored
twice and Alex Wirth
had one in the Trevians’
regional-final win Friday,
May 17, in Des Plaines.
New Trier 9, Taft 1
Caroline Finnigan
scored twice in the regional
semifinal win May 14.
Boys volleyball
New Trier d. Niles North
26-24, 25-19
Peter Brown had 15 kills
for the Trevians May 15.
New Trier d. Glenbrook
South 25-18, 27-25
Colin Heath led the way
with 9 kills, 10 digs and
two blocks May 13.
Girls lacrosse
Loyola 18, Marist 2
Sloan Trapp scored a
season-high four goals
May 15.
New Trier 15, Hinsdale
Central 9
Claudia Shevitz scored
six goals in a road win
May 15.
Boys tennis
New Trier sectional
New Trier won its own
sectional, racking up 36
points and qualifying two
singles players and both
doubles teams for the state
finals. Loyola finished second
and qualified both its
doubles teams. For full
coverage of the tennis sectional,
visit WilmetteBeacon.com.
BOYS Track
From Page 36
third with 80.5. Loyola finished
ninth with 22 points.
“I thought this was going
to be a transition year,
but it turns out we’re a
whole [heck] of a lot better
than I thought we were
going to be,” New Trier
coach Mark Wukas said.
“We were all in on the
relays and I couldn’t be
happier with their performance.”
In what Wukas thought
Girls Track
From Page 36
which is exactly what the
senior did.
“This is so good,” Ulrich
said. “We are going
out with a bang.”
The Trevians are no
strangers to placing at the
state finals or even winning
the state championship
in the 3,200-meter
relay. They accomplished
the feat earlier in the decade,
racing to the championship
in Class 3A in
2013. Since 2010, the Trevians
have been among
the top nine teams in the
state in the 3,200-meter
would be a rebuilding year,
the Trevians would finish
with five state qualifiers,
including three relays.
The 3,200 relay took
third in 7:58.14, the 400
relay second in 42.98 and
1,600 relay third in 3:24.53.
New Trier also had
two individuals qualify
in Ford Baker, who took
fourth in the 3,200 run in
a time of 9:23.12, and Patrick
Kaufman, who took
second in the 110-meter
high hurdles with a time
of 15.16. Baker’s time
relay a total of six times.
New Trier also was a
force in the final relay of
the day, the 1,600-meter
relay. Once again, Sullivan
ran the anchor leg.
The squad finished third
in 3:55.90. In addition to
Sullivan, junior Bridget
Forbes was also a member
of the relay, running third
leg. The two paired with
senior Sydney Kunkler
and sophomore Bridget
Vitu. The winning time
was posted by Homewood-Flossmoor,
who ran
3:49.92 to win by over
five seconds.
The Trevians also had
four individual competitors
in the finals, as both
was an improvement over
his seed time of 9:31.07
and Kaufman over his
time of 15.6.
“I woke up last night in
a cold sweat worried we
wouldn’t qualify anybody
and we weren’t going to
take anybody to state,” Wukas
said. “My fears grew
groundless and after we
qualified in the 4x800 and
4x100, it made this meet a
while lot more enjoyable.
“I’m really happy with
the guys and the job
they’ve done.”
Braband and Sullivan
ran in the 800-meter run,
while Ellie Finnigan and
Marlee Fradkin competed
in the 3,200-meter run.
Braband earned allstate
status in the 800-meter
run. The sophomore
will have an opportunity
to improve on her eightplace
finish next year.
She finished in 2:15.88.
Sullivan finished 11th in
2:17.77.
Finnigan and Fradkin
both ran in the slow heat
of the 3,200-meter run.
Finnigan finished in 25th,
crossing the finish line in
11:42.42. Fradkin ran an
11:59.32, which was good
for 31st.