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The student news publication of Libertyville High School

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Sophie Lee

Sophie Lee, Staff Member

Hi, I'm Sophie and I am a junior! This is my first year on Drops of Ink, and I really enjoy sports writing. At LHS, I am in cross country and I am also on the varsity lacrosse team. This year I also decided to be a link crew leader! I enjoy reading, spending time with friends, and listening to music.

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During the varsity football team’s season opener against Lemont, sophomore Jack Treutelaar (33), a long snapper and middle linebacker, sets up for a play wearing his blue and yellow cleats from the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, a symbol of the fundraising he did for the organization.

Alex’s Lemonade Stand: Playing for something bigger

Sophie Lee, Staff Member
November 17, 2023
For 0.75 cents, Tala offers caramel drizzle to both hot and iced coffees. Tala Coffee Roasters Headquarters is located among warehouses on Liberty drive, Unit B in Libertyville. Tala opened its first site in Highwood IL in August 2018 and is looking to expand to other locations.

A Hidden Coffee Gem: Tala Coffee Roasters Review

Louie Perry and Sophie Lee
November 3, 2023
Junior Stevan Gavric (11) clutches the ball tightly as he faces pressure from a Stevenson opponent. Gavric, a wide receiver, had two touchdowns for the Wildcats over the course of the night.

[Photo] Football team fights against Stevenson in final game of season

October 23, 2023
Senior Oliver Allen (15) searches for an opportunity to secure a goal for his team to tie the game. Despite facing a one-goal deficit to the Vernon Hills Cougars, Allen’s effort on the field paid off with a goal off a cross from senior Mateo Portillo (10) later in the game.

Boys soccer takes down Vernon Hills Cougars with 2-1 win

Sophie Lee, Staff Member
October 15, 2023
Seniors Sarah Harvey (center left) and Lily Flader (center right), members of the cross country team, attend Wildcat’s Will in the studio theater to focus on overcoming mental blocks and self doubt.

Wildcats Will

Sophie Lee, Staff Member
October 5, 2023
At the D128 Board of Education meeting on Sept. 23, 2023, 23 D128 students, parents, and community members expressed concerns over potential changes to the school calendar that would impact the celebration of religious holidays during the public comment portion that lasted over an hour.

Students and parents express concerns about new school calendar at BOE meeting

Sophie Lee, Staff Member
September 29, 2023
Junior Josh Holst (9) runs the ball down the field with Lake Forest juniors Jack Walsh (42) and Aedan Cassidy (46) hot on his heels. Holst, also a baseball player, had a phenomenal run for the Wildcats in the first quarter.

Football team gives it their all against Lake Forest Scouts

Jack Birmingham and Sophie Lee
September 17, 2023
Prior to a game against the Richards Bulldogs from Oak Lawn, the varsity football team stands tall and proud prior to the game. The dedication and spirit brought by the team enabled them a win over their opponents, with a final score of 34-14.

Football team sweeps Richards Bulldogs with a 20-point win

Sophie Lee, Staff Member
September 6, 2023
Senior Mia Colton (10) springs into the air for another powerful serve against the Eagles. Serving was a key component of the Wildcat win against Lakes, with seniors Colton, Hannah Fleming (17) and Stella Meyer (8) contributing to a number of aces, or unreturned serves.

Girls volleyball takes down Lakes in home opener

Jack Birmingham and Sophie Lee
August 24, 2023
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