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The student news publication of Libertyville High School

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The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink

Jazz Bands Perform in Final Concert of the Year
Boys water polo seizes senior night success over Highland Park
Boys volleyball comes up just short against Carmel Corsairs

Winter Sports Recaps

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Hockey:

71- Alex Valente one of the Captains

9- seeding for the State Tournament in the Combined Division

30- days the team was undefeated in the month of November (which has 30 days).

1.15- points per game for junior Bryan Constable

129- goals scored on the year in 41 games (as of 2/5/14)

Boys Basketball:

93 – highest points scored by LHS this year in a game (vs. Mundelein)

35 – lowest amount of points scored by an LHS opponent in a game this year (vs. Warren)

33 – number of three pointers Matt Reed has hit throughout the season.

10 -number of rebounds Joe Borcia averages in a game

8 – number of games vs. ranked opponents in the state top 20 LHS has faced so far this year

7 – number of LHS players who have scored double-digits in a game this year

3 – number of LHS players who have scored double-digits in a game this year

75.7 – average height, in inches, of the basketball players

Wrestling:

100 – number of wins seniors Kayne MacCallum, Chris McDermand, Steve Polakowski attained during the season.

2 – number of individual champions in the Dvorak Invitational

500 – number of career wins Coach Dale Eggert attained on January 4

75 – lopsided margin of victory over Lake Forest

2 – place in the Barrington 23-team Invitational

Boys Swimming:

13- hours per day, on average, spent at school for swimmers

The 200-yard medley relay clocked a 1:36.80, breaking the previous pool record of 1:39.57. The 200 freestyle relay went 1:27.12 (old record 1:28.59), before the 400 free relay established a third pool mark with a time of 3:12.89 (old mark 3:15.23).

led by Alex Snarski who had another LHS pool record with a 50.37 in the 100 butterfly

Poms: 2- consecutive appearances in state

6- place in state

1- place at the Mundelein competition

71- percent of the team coming back next year

4- average place in the 4 invitationals that their jazz routine took

Boys Bowling:

279 – game bowled by Jack Baumruk at the State finals on January 31

3 – number of players who qualified for the State finals (juniors Duncan Hughes and Alex Price, and senior Jack Baumruk)

702- High series this season by Duncan Hughes

1362-Day 1 total in 7 games at State Finals for Jack Baumruk

2902-High team score this season for varsity

 

Cheerleading:

12- athletes that returned for this year’s season

84.27- score at sectionals, finishing in 8th place overall

81- score of the cheerleading team in their first competition

4- place of the team in the Stevenson invite

 

Girls Basketball:

8.9 ppg for freshman Claire Keefe

81- FT percentage for sophomore Maggie Piazzi, who has sunk 17 of 21

33- assists by senior guard Sydney Mudd

43- offensive rebounds by junior Becky Deichl

1.3- steals per game from seniors Sydney Mudd and Rosie Lynch

 

Girls Bowling:

7 – consecutive wins during the month of December

1 – place in North Suburban Conference

12- years between conference titles

3 – place for senior Emma Davellis at Conference

262 – high game bowled by sophomore Taylor Sloan at the Fenton Invitational on January 18

 

Girls Gymnastics:

3 – overall place in the North Suburban Conference

5 – Senior Mariah Lee’s place in the All-Around at conference

7 – margin of victory over a tough Stevenson squad on December 18

32 – number of years head coach Mrs. Tiffany Owens has been in the sport of gymnastics, including her years competing for LHS.

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