Libertyville Defeats Mundelein on Staff Appreciation Night

Bulat Schamiloglu, Staff Member|May 7, 2018

On May 2nd, Staff Appreciation Night, the Libertyville Wildcats faced off against the Mundelein Mustangs in an exciting match of Volleyball. The Wildcats one in two games, winning the first game 25-14 and ending the match in the second game, with a score of 25-14.

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Wildcats strongly defend against Mustang rivals. Securing their homecoming victory, this game remains a highlight in their season.

Wildcats get in their second win of the season against Mundelein

Players of the third quarter black team celebrate after a touchdown by senior Shea Krakowski. Krakowski shined as a player helping the team to a victory despite being called off mid-game due to storms.

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Libertyville varsity quarterback Sophia Swanson leads a huddle. On Sept. 16, the Wildcats secured a 42-6 win over Glenbrook North.

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Junior Taylor Higham (1) waits on second base as her teammate takes on Mundelein's pitcher in a pivotal at bat. Higham is one of the teams' pitchers.

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Facing pressure from Grant senior attackman Brayden Olson (5), Libertyville senior attackman Luke Kazian (5) takes the ball towards the Bulldogs’ goal to create more scoring opportunities for his team. Kazian had five goals over the course of the night.

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Senior varsity member Grant Angelbeck serves an overhead smash during the first set of his singles game. Grant is the co-captain of the team alongside Jack Gerber.

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Sophomore Logan Tayfel (2) takes the ball into Falcon territory, pursued by Wheaton North junior midfielder Sean DeValk (15). Logan Tayfel and his brother Jacob Tayfel each scored once in the game’s second quarter. Logan Tayfel called the game’s ending an “amazing finish to this game today.”

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Senior co-captain Grant Angelbeck scores a point against the Blue Devils in the two singles match. Angelbeck, who won his sets 6-1 and 6-0, said that he is “looking forward to improving my consistency throughout this season.”

Team wins eight matchups against the Blue Devils on a windy day

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