Girls Volleyball Team Falls Short at Sectional Game

Olivia Devin, Staff Writer|November 1, 2017

The girls varsity volleyball team ended their season after losing two games to Crystal Lake Central on Oct. 30. They lost the first game, 18-25, and the second game, 13-25. Despite their loss, they emerged as underdogs, beating Grayslake North, Cary Grove and Warren, earning them the Regional Championship title on Oct. 26. Overall they ended their season with a record of 17-22.

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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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Senior Lily Evans (21) goes for a spike in the first set. The Wildcats managed to pull through with an ace from senior Stella Meyer (8) to win the first set 26-24.

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