Boys varsity water polo defeats Mundelein 2-1
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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.
Libertyville sprints off of the wall moments after the whistle commences the first quarter; facing the camera is senior and co-Captain Carl Michelotti.
Senior Nick Harrington swims the ball towards Mundelein’s goal seconds after the first quarter begins.
Mundelein teammates swim towards the ball at the beginning of the second quarter.
Libertyville senior Ben Sutter (18) swats the ball from a Mundelein opponent (12) after the ref throws a jump ball in the air, reestablishing the game after a struggle of possession.
Michelotti shoots and scores a goal against the Mundelein goalie.
Senior Aaron Chen (17) attempts to block an opponent’s throw towards a teammate.
Libertyville senior Colin Miller cheers after goalie Jack Otto blocks an attempted shot from Mundelein.
Attempting to block his opponent, Michelotti swims towards the ball.
A Mundelein player throws the ball towards his teammate in the third quarter.
During a timeout, the head coach Russ Gates of the Mundelein boys’ varsity team directs the team on their next play.
Libertyville head coach Ms. Kara Bosman questions a referee's call after a foul against Libertyville.
Seniors Max Kratcoski, goalie Jack Otto and Nick Harrington reach to block an attempted goal from an opponent.
Co-Captain Otto excitedly cheers after the game ends, with Libertyville taking the win, 2-1.
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