Boys Varsity Soccer IHSA Super-Sectionals

Dylan Heimert|November 3, 2017

Riley Hoff, senior, dribbles the ball down the field for a goal attempt.

On Tuesday, Oct. 31, Libertyville boys soccer played against Evanston in the Super-Sectional final. Libertyville won 3-0, with goals from Evan Rasmussen, Riley Hoff and Brandon Murphy. They advanced to the State Tournament on Nov. 3-4. They will play Bradley-Bourbonnais on Friday, Nov. 3, with a chance to advance to the State Finals.

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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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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.

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