Libertyville Defeats Mundelein on Staff Appreciation Night

Bulat Schamiloglu, Staff Member|May 7, 2018

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Brendan Cook (23) sends a thrilling spike down toward Mundelein. Cook plans on playing football next year at North Dakota State University.

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.

Boys water polo seizes senior night success over Highland Park

Junior middle hitter Jordan Coughlin (40) springs into the air to crush the ball over the net into Carmel territory. Coughlin was one of multiple players who earned kills, or unreturnable attacks, over the course of the night.

Boys volleyball comes up just short against Carmel Corsairs

Junior middle blocker Jordan Coughlin (40) goes up for a hit. Coughlin had 3 kills in the game against the Titans.

Boys volleyball fights hard against Glenbrook South Titans

Sophomores Roohee Patil and Nicole Mathews fight for their win against Glenbrook North’s Sydney Jon and Kayla Yoon, as Mathews lunges forward during their second game to secure the win. “They were close matches,” Patil said. “[We] have really good chemistry.”

Badminton gives their all on the courts against Glenbrook North

Cradling the ball, senior Sophia Weick (13) speeds past Lockports junior defender Sabina Bukowski (1) to get a shot on the goal. Weick has been on varsity all four years of high school and is one of the team captains.

Girls lacrosse endures a hard fight against Lockport

Spring

Junior Aaron Skarbek (6), guarded by Highland Park junior Brody Schultz (8), prepares to pass the ball to his teammates during a game against the Highland Park Giants. Skarbek is one of seven juniors on the team, several of whom played during the senior night game that saw a 13-6 Libertyville win.

Boys water polo seizes senior night success over Highland Park

Boys volleyball comes up just short against Carmel Corsairs

Boys volleyball fights hard against Glenbrook South Titans

Badminton gives their all on the courts against Glenbrook North

Girls lacrosse endures a hard fight against Lockport

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Libertyville Defeats Mundelein on Staff Appreciation Night