Boys soccer onto Sectional championships

Maggie Burnetti, Sports Editor|October 25, 2017

The Libertyville boys soccer team defeated Wheeling in Sectionals of the Illinois High School Association playoffs on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at Fremd High School in Palatine. The Wildcats were victorious 2-0 over Wheeling’s Wildcats.

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The wildcats sprint onto the field to initiate the second home game of the season against Lake Zurich. Senior Mason Strader (2) proudly holds the Wildcat flag.

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Senior Sam Seth (1) runs the ball down the field, leaving Lemont's defense in his trail.

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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.

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Peter Bennes, seen on the right, represents the Libertyville Boys Club (LBC) in a boxing match against the Mundelein Boys Club in the 1946-1947 season. LBC was originally founded as a boxing club in the late 1930s but soon grew in popularity into what is now known as the Libertyville Wildcats Youth Sports. Photo courtesy of the Libertyville Historical Society.

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Junior Zoe Muller and Luc Domingo-Snyder perform “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off” by George Gershwin, accompanied by junior Thomas Texiera on the upright bass. Every year, this concert gives the students a chance to be featured throughout the night. “Here at LHS, I really like how many opportunities the students get,” said junior Marley Herchenbach.

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