Boys varsity water polo defeats Mundelein 2-1

Olivia Gauvin, Staff Writer|April 8, 2018

On Thursday, April 5, the Libertyville boys varsity water polo team played against Mundelein, and won 2-1. Senior Carl Michelotti was the leading scorer for Libertyville, scoring both of the goals against Mundelein.

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Senior Aleks Slesers (6), an outside hitter for the Wildcats, springs up to spike the ball as Barrington players position themselves to make their next move.

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Senior and defender Megan Roberts (14) protects the ball from a Zion-Benton player. Key defense was necessary in order to achieve the team’s shut-out win against the Zee-Bees, with a final score of 8-0.

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Senior Eric Sparks (4) scores the second goal for the Wildcats during the second quarter. Sparks, a captain for the team, also scored another goal during the third quarter.

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Sophomore Jacob Tayfel (17) rushes down the field past two Patriots in a scramble for the ball. Both Jacob and his brother Logan (38), a freshman, are players for the varsity team.

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After getting a steal for her team, junior Karah Preisser (15) squares off against a Saxon, determined to get her team to the goal.

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