Varsity boys volleyball defeats Hersey

Kath Haidvogel, Staff Member|March 23, 2018

Seniors Zachary Ford, middle hitter (and also a member of the Drops of Ink staff) and Jack Stevens, outside hitter, (6) block a Hersey spike attempt.

The Libertyville High School varsity boys volleyball team played Hersey on March 21 at Libertyville High School. Libertyville won the first game 25-22 and the second game 25-19. LHS’s overall record is now 2-0; Hersey is 1-1.

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