Boys volleyball loses in three sets to Lake Zurich

Ben Mayo, Staff Member|May 1, 2019

On, Wednesday, April 24, the Libertyville boys volleyball team took the first set but lost the second two to fall against the Lake Zurich Bears.

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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.”

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Senior attackman Tommy Gonnella (15) makes his way down the field as his Lake Zurich opponent, sophomore Ryan Hasemeyer (17), closes in. Gonnella has been on the varsity team since his sophomore year.

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Freshman Lainey Chung (12) dribbles the ball down the field, searching for an opportunity to pass to a teammate.

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Senior Sophia Weick (13) pulls a spin move on the scattered Lake Forest defensive line. Weick, a captain of the team alongside senior Leah Chung and junior Sophie Lee, scored twice throughout the game.

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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.”

Boys lacrosse bests Wheaton North with 12-3 victory

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

Boys lacrosse takes down Lake Zurich in 9-4 home win

Girls soccer crushes Lake Forest in second conference game

Girls Lacrosse crank out an outstanding performance in a game against Lake Forest

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